Reds Victory in Slugfest 13-10 Over Heps
Reds piled up 13 runs on 15 hits and 11 walks led by Scotty Ingerton Doc Miller and Buster Brown with homers to left center and center. McTighe struggled with wildness but Cincinnati held on as the Heps hit hard scoring 10. Downey Bescher Egan and Bates sparked the Reds offense while Griffiths missing home runs was noted.
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National Baseball Schedule Listed For Major Cities
National league matchups map out today with Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Prolific teams meet in key city clashes across the circuit.
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Major League Matchups Across Cities
Boston faces Cleveland while Philadelphia visits St Louis New York travels to Detroit and Washington meets Chicago in a set of marquee intercity clashes.
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Drive to the Centrefield Bleachers Ending Boston Rally
In the ninth inning a drive to the centrefield bleachers gave Boston its final tally, sealing the late surge.
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Nationals break losing streak with 9 to 3 win over Giants
Chicago Nationals end five-game skid by defeating the New York Giants 9 to 3. Harry McIntyre shine pitched for the Nationals, while Crandall and Raymond held the Giants to nine runs. Zimmerman Doyle Kling had two-base hits, Myers Snodgrass homered, and Schulte drove in runs with a sacrifice and a home run.
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29 Runs In This Wonderful Game At National Park
Nationals Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 19 to 10, setting a season scoring record in the National League. Camunitz Gardner and Smith endured hard pitches while Alexander stayed strong until the ninth. McKechnie left after a wrist injury, and Gibson and Wagner were ejected by Umpire Finneran for disputing calls.
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Free Exhibit Lets View Presidents from Washington to Roosevelt
A free lifelike exhibition of U S presidents runs daily from 8 a m to 10 p m at 9 Boylston Street Boston except Sundays. The exhibit showcases presidents from Washington to Roosevelt and offers a special handbook by the I C S for various occupations. The handbook is 300 to 400 pages, handsome, pocket sized, and priced at 50 cents.
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Roosevelt
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Humble Dodgers Wallop Bees in National League Outing
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 10 to 1 as Barger belted two singles and a double and scored three runs while Daubert hit a homer a triple and two singles in four at bats. Lejeune and Warrens noted for base running prowess.
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Will it be Crimson or Blue at New HavenTomorrow
Arthur Duffey reports Harvard and Yale clash in an annual dual meet promising a close result. Yale shines in field events, Harvard in track. prospects hinge on Foster and Austin returning in sprints for Harvard. Moakley wary of Princeton, Penn feared in ships. Gordon Brown lauded, Jim Hogan remembered. Queal favored in 10 mile Pittsfield race.
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Split prizes for tied baseball pool and Detroit lead
In a baseball pool Pittsburg and the Athletics are tied for first and Detroit holds the third highest score. With two prizes, split the first and second between the tied parties and give Detroit nothing since there is no third prize.
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Tommy Murphy Defeats Knockout Brown in 10 Round Bout
In New York on May 11 Tommy Murphy outboxed Knockout Brown over ten rounds. Brown fought aggressively but Murphy used clever footwork and straight punches to gain the win, delivering consistent punishment throughout the match.
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