Braves Lose to Cardinals in Sloppy Five to One Setback
At Fenway Park the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 5 to 1 as Doak and Rudolph locked in a pitchers duel early. The Cards capitalized on Braves fielding errors and used a timely squeeze play to build and protect their lead, with Sherwood Magee making a sensational running catch in center.
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Pierce of Cubs Delivers An Airtight Victory Over Brooklyn
In Brooklyn today May 11 Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 1. Pierce pitched near perfect ball while Rucker struggled giving up a homer to Saier and multiple extra base hits. Cadore closed the game striking out two in relief as H Zimmerman's batting and base running starred in the win.
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Braves Rally as Rudolph Sinks Canes in Seventh
In a rugged game the Braves score for Rudolph in the seventh frame and prevail 5 to 1. Gowdy Schmidt and Maranville spark the offense with two base hits apiece while Rudolph holds the Canes to nine hits over seven innings. Morale rising, Moran and Maranville steal bases as Doak and Ragan keep the top of the order quiet.
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Boston Seventh Inning Lingers In Final Rally
Boston still held off a late charge as Pat received support from a sharp Magee catch off Dolan in center. Schmidt opened the last inning with a double but failed to stretch it to three bases. Maranville followed with a two bagger and Gowdy hit a liner to right.
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Pittsburg Losing Streak Ends as Philadelphia Edges Them
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 4 to 2 ending Pittsburg six game win streak. Johnston led Pittsburg with three of four hits while McQuillan held firm for Philadelphia amid an error marred score. Bases on balls, hits and outs shaped the game with two base hits by Johnston and Paskett and key steals by Carey Baird and Wagner.
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National and Federal League Baseball Schedule
National League games: St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Federal League matchups: St Louis at Baltimore, Kansas City at Newark, Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
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Cleveland Defeats New York Hers 3 to 1
Cleveland defeats New York 3 to 1 as Jackson drives in runs with a two base hit and power hitting. Pipp adds three base hits and Chapman contributes sacrifices and stolen bases to seal the win. Hagerman and Keating split the pitching duties with contrasting control and strikeouts. Time 40 minutes. Umpires Evans and Mullaney.
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Gossip for Motorists and Auto Club Notices
PDE E LeRoy Pelletier forms an advertising agency in Detroit and runs Reo campaigns with a 42 cm publicity style. L L Abbott opens Eastern district HQ at 157 Massachusetts Ave. Dr Herbert D Boyd named director of the American Automobile Association for the Bay State Club. W L Burgess of Dorris Motor Car Co is registered at Copley Plaza. A loving cup prize for best modern dances at the Bay State Automobile Association annual ball at Hotel Farragut Rye Beach on June 16.
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Baseball scores from tonight's games
Cleveland defeated St. Paul 4 to 1 and Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 19 to 8. Columbus edged Minneapolis 8 to 7 in 11 innings. Kansas City triumphed over Louisville 7 to 4.
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Little Rock Five Defeat New Orleans Two to None
In an action filled schedule the Little Rock Five beat New Orleans 5 to 2. Nashville opened with a win over Mobile. In a marathon 10 inning game Nashville triumphed 8 to 4 over Mobile. Chattanooga faced Atlanta in rain and Memphis at Birmingham had wet grounds.
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Washington shuts out White Sox in Chicago game
Washington, first Eastern club to visit Chicago, defeated the White Sox 2 to 0. Morgan and a Moeller homer provided all scoring, with strong defense behind Shaw. Scott and Benz allowed the runs as Washington left five men on base while Chicago left seven.
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Penn Harvard Game Today at Soldiers Field
The University of Pennsylvania meets Harvard today at Soldiers Field at 4 o'clock. Harvard starts Whitney with Frye possibly finishing, while Penn fields a full batting order with players including Adon, Mahan, Armstrong, Irwin, and others in a plan detailed by the box.
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Reds Defeat Giants In Eleven Innings
The Reds beat the Giants 2 to 1 in eleven innings in a pitcher’s battle. Leach and Von Kolnitz hit two bases. Doyle and Clark stole bases. Stroud and Benton each struck out six. Stoud for Cincinnati. Olson batted in the ninth for Cincinnati. errors and fielding noted with double plays and sacrifices. Time 2h 13m.
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Local Riders for Revere Crown Open season at track meet
Boston area cycling fans will see a double header motor paced race at Revere cycle track on Saturday night. Elmer Collins of Lynn is favored in the 25 mile event with Bobby Walthour and Leon Didier while Harold Rollins of Everett is favored in five mile heats against Vincenzo Madonna of Providence. A strong amateur and professional card accompanies the main races.
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Lawrence 19 Fitchburg 0 in New England League showdown
Lawrence dominates Fitchburg with a 19 to 0 victory as seven hits in the eighth inning fuel a five run spree OConnell two runs and a home run by Thompson highlight a fielding feature with OConnell also stealing bases and Mahoney contributing two runs for Lawrence
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Lowell Defeats Lynn 9 to 4 With All Runs Coming With Two Outs
Lowell won 9 to 4 at Lowell Park as every run was scored with two outs. Strong hitting and Lynn errors fueled the victory, with Swayne Porter McCleskey Lynch Barrows Moulton Hoey and Zeiser among the producers and McCloskey hitting a three base hit.
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Manchester 2 Worcester 1 in pitcher Horsey’s win
Manchester defeated Worcester 2 to 1 as Horsey pitched for Manchester. Worcester's lone run came in the ninth after Lier Young and Keegan opened with hits. Kane tripled in the seventh for Worcester. Reed and Hickman contributed Manchester's second run.
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Portland Beats Lewiston 13 to 2 on Poor Lewiston Fielding
Portland wins 13 to 2 as Lewiston commits many errors. Portland's batting and base running pace Lewiston, with Clements starring in the field and at bat.
Chicago Hands Brooklyn 6 4 in Federal League Tilt
Chicago scores six runs in the final two innings to overcome Brooklyn 6 to 4. Tinker drills three pinch hits while Beck Zeider and Wickland contribute key singles as Cooper struggles at first. Prendergast Brown and Fischer oppose Marion and Simon in a tense late rally.
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Baltimore edges St Louis 6 5 on misplays and Bender
Baltimore won 6 to 5 over St Louis as the misplays by the visitors and wild pitching helped. Chief Bender allowed four runs in the first inning but settled to drive in the winning run with a two base hit in the eighth. Bender teamed with Owens and Hartley on the mound for Baltimore.
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Johnson shuts Newark as Kansas City dominates 7 0
In Newark on May 11, Johnson limited Newark to three hits, two from Scheer, while Kansas City powered to a 7 0 win. Batteries were Johnson Brown Kaiserling Billiard C Whitehouse and Rariden.
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Pittsburg Wins 1-0 as Kelley Homers in First
Kelley hit a first inning home run for Pittsburg and powered a 1-0 win over Buffalo in Buffalo New York on May 11. Reggie and Berry teamed on the mound for Pittsburg while Anderson and Blair worked for Buffalo.
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Mack Picks Detroit as Favorite in 1926 Season
Connie Mack says Detroit has the heat chance and is a great ball team if the pitchers hold out and Cobb is in the game all year. He notes the Athletics rely on strong pitching and Cobb's durability to compete in the coming season.
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BRESSLER A DISAPPOINTMENT IN SEASON PROSPECTS
One of the season's biggest disappointments is Rube Bressier known as the southrow, once hailed to rival Fridle Plank, yet far from achieving expected destiny amid doubts about his future.
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