Giants Rally Past Braves To Take Final Game 8 6
In a Polo Grounds clash on May 11 New York Giants overtake Boston Braves 8 6 after a pivotal sixth inning rally. Merkle two run homer, Connolly makes sensational plays including a key catch and double play to help secure the win.
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Southern Association Results From Mobile to Atlanta
In 14 innings Mobile beat Memphis 2 to 1. Montgomery defeated Nashville 8 to 1. New Orleans edged Chattanooga 5 to mid game. Atlanta routed Birmingham 18 to 4.
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Montgomery
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Belmont A C Beachmont Organizes Youth Games
The Belmont A C Beachmont has formed a club seeking games with 12 to 14 year olds. Contact Ray Struthers, manager, at 237 Crescent Avenue, Beachmont, for arrangements.
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Red Sox Fall to Highlanders as Caldwell Grinds No-Hitter Pace
Boston suffers a 6 to 2 defeat at Fenway Park in a matinee finale. Ray Caldwell continues his shutout form until Everett Scott breaks the spell with a first-inning double. Fred Coumbe shows promise over five innings but lacks support as New York wins with superior hitting and timely defense.
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Sox Battle New York Infield Shine On Poor Sixth Inning
Matt Zeiser struggled in the sixth for Boston, wild on the mound and responsible for two New York runs before settles down to throw well. Scott contributed at short and drove in Boston’s first run, while Janvrin replaced Engle late without changing the result. The New York infield fielded flawlessly as Caldwell received support from his defense and the Red Sox offense sputtered through nine innings.
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Buffeds Open Park With 4 to 3 Defeat Buffalo
Baltimore edged Buffalo 4 to 3 in the opening game at the new Federal league park. A drizzling rain soaked the field leaving it muddy. Mayor Louis P. Fuhrmann pitched the first ball. batteries were Smith and Jacklitsch for Baltimore Brown and Allen for Buffalo.
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Indians Bunch Hits to Win Second Game of Series
Indianapolis bunched four hits and scored the decisive runs in a 4 to 3 victory over Kansas City in the second game of the series. Moseley and Rariden shared battery duties for Indianapolis with Packard and Brown handling Kansas City pitching and catching.
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English Poloists Set Sail For America May 23
London May 1 Baron Wimborne manager of the English polo team announced the squad and plans to sail for the United States on May 23. The team includes Tomkinson Major J Y D Bingham Major F W Barrett and Major C F Hunter.
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Kansas of Buffalo Triumphs Over Condon in 10 Rounds
Young Kansas of Buffalo defeated Harry Condon of Brooklyn in 10 one sided rounds at Stadium A. Condon was never in the hunt and the only wonder was that he lasted the limit.
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Chess Masters Clash In Supplementary Tourney Standings
ST PETERSBURG May 11 Alechine beat Tarrasch in the second round while Capablanca 8 and Lasker adjourned. Present scores Capablanca 8 Lasker 7 1 2 Alechine 6 1 2 Tarrasch 6 1 2 and Marshall 6.
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Rowing Association to Name Regatta Date at Union Boat Club
Members of the Schoolboy Rowing Association will meet next Thursday afternoon at the Union Boat Club to name the annual regatta date and conduct drawings for positions.
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Harvard Crew Updates as Harwood Returns to No 6 Oar
Harvard varsity rowing lineups shuffle as Bart Harwood returns at No 6 after a brief absence. Schall remains out with swollen glands. Soucy moves to No 7 and J W Middendorf to No 5. Gardiner returns from three weeks illness to ride a single and train for next Saturday’s Philadelphia regatta.
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Twenty two women golfers at country club compete
The Coun try Club hosted two competitions with 22 women players. Five low handicap players from the state joined two former national champions and several Massachusetts and Eastern titlists. No winner yet as low gross tied at 97 between Mrs G W Roope and Mrs Arnold Jackson, with Mrs E C Wheeler Jr at 98 and others under 100.
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Harvard Golf Championship Opens With Tied Lead
The annual Harvard golf championship resumes with a tie at 8 over par between E. P. Allis and S. Weeka for low score honors. The field includes 16 top scorers advancing to scratch match play, with 18 hole rounds leading to a 36 hole final.
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Buffalo Opens Federal League Postponed Account
Buffalo and Newark postponed their Federal League opener. Rochester defeated Jersey City 6 to 3. Montreal beat Providence 17 to 2. Toronto edged Baltimore 2 to 1.
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Weathered routing draws混
Kansas City Louisville and St Paul Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis routes show wet grounds and mixed conditions across multiple venues including Minneapolis and Cleveland with unclear outcomes.
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Baseball schedules from major leagues listed by city pair
In the American League matchups St Louis competes with Boston Chicago vs Washington Cleveland vs Philadelphia Detroit vs New York In the National League Boston takes on Pittsburg Chicago vs St Louis Federal League features Kansas City at Indianapolis St Louis at Chicago Pittsburg at Brooklyn Baltimore vs Buffalo New England League fixtures Lewiston at Portland Lawrence at Haverhill Worcester at Fitchburg Lynn at Lowell
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Lowell High Narrowly Defeats Harvard Freshmen 5-4
Lowell High nearly overturned a loss on Soldiers Field as Harvard freshmen won 5 to 4. Lowell bundled five hits in the second inning but pitchers from both teams locked in after early scoring, leading to a close contest with key plays by Hayward and the Lowell battery of Garritt Bartlett and Goullard.
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