Collins and Stahl Lead Boston Past Detroit in Big Win
Boston roped Detroit 12 to 1 as Collins hit a homer and two singles while Chick Stahl added a two base hit and another homer. Freeman and Tannehill contributed big hits as Jesse Tannehill drove in multiple runs, and Donovan struggled as Boston opened an early lead and never looked back.
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Winter
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Jimmy Collins
Donovan
Boston
Muffin
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Ed Barrow
Tigers
Eigh
Farrell
Collins
Freeman
Chick Stahl
Rother
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Parent
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Heavy Local Hitting Defeats Chicago in Philadelphia Game
In Philadelphia on May 32, local hitters dominated as the Chicago squad faced a heavy scoring contest. Both teams played fast, and the game swung on strong hits from the home lineup.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis Browns Edge Washington 8 to 7 in Rough Fight
In a tense American League game Washington pitcher Mason hurled four good innings before tiring in the fifth as St Louis rallied to score eight on weak defense and miscues. Sudhoff was in the home for the Browns and the visitors faded late.
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Washington
Mason
St. Louis Sct
Browns
Sudhoff
Baseball Notes On Ladies Day At Huntington Avenue
The piece recounts a baseball afternoon with mixed notes on players and plays. It mentions Donovan, Collins, Burling, and others with errors, runs, and fielding miscues. A reference to Chick Stahl and a lax press-box attitude closes the fragment, highlighting crowd mood and attendance on ladies day.
Boston Beats Detroit as Tannehill Quietly Controls The Game
Detroit mustered seven hits but Tannehill kept the visitors scattered as Boston backed Donovan with run production. Boston's bats finally woke behind third baseman Collins and Ferris, while Lowe of Detroit showed sporadic speed. Chicago and Philadelphia battles frame the box score with solid defense and limited hits, plus strong pitching by White and Walsh.
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Tannehill
Detroit
Bostons
Donovan
Boston
Do” Battors
Aghit
Collins
Ferris
Lowe
Bobby
South End
Cleveland 7 New York shuts out in May game
Cleveland dominated New York on May 12, beating the locals 7 to 0. Esbor o? hitters contributed to the shutout as Cleveland controlled the matchup from start to finish.
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New York
Cleveland
Esbro
Launching of a New Republican Juggernaut Roll
A Chicago hub battles Democratic rule as Aldermanic Bill faces renewed GOP push. The piece portrays a Republican surge attempting to overturn existing city governance, highlighting political momentum and opposition.
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Rallon
Intercollegiate Games at Worcester May 20
The New England Inter collegiate A A A championship track and field meet will be held in Worcester on Friday and Saturday May 20 and 21. Trials on the first day cover all events except the mile and two mile runs. Teams include Amherst Dartmouth Williams M I T Bowdoin Trinity Tufts Brown Vermont. The Worcester meet has occurred for 12 years and draws strong interest.
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New England Intercollegiate A. A
Amherst
Dartmouth
Williams
M. I
Bowdoin
Trinity
Tufts
Brown
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Earp Injured in Auto Race Collision on Isle of Man
London May 12. Eliminating tests for the Gordon Bennett international cup ended with a serious accident. C Earp, a prominent competitor, collided with a wall and was completely smashed up. Earp and his brother were shockingly injured and some spectators were hurt.
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London
Isle of Man
Great Britain
C. Earp
Earp
Holy Cross Beats Bowdoin in Easy Win
Worcester May 12 Holy Cross defeated Bowdoin as Tom Noonan pitched his first game holding Bowdoin to four hits. Holy Cross solidly fielded while Bowdoin committed several errors. Final by innings shows Holy Cross ahead with strong defense and timely hitting. Batteries T Noonan and P Noonan Oakes and Stone.
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Holy Cross
Bowdoin
Tom Noonan
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RHR
Holy . Cross
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P. Noonan
Oakes and Stone
Yale Beats Trinity In Nutmeg State Clash
Yale defeats Trinity 15 to 4 in a daytime game. Bowman pitched well for Yale while Grange started for Trinity, both teams committing errors at key moments and yielding runs in late innings. Umpire Kelly presided as Winslow and Dravo joined Bowman in the Yale battery with Grange handling Trinity duties.
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Conn
Yale
Trinity
Oo’ Brien
Bowman
Grange
Winslow
Dravo
Kelly
Goodman Draws with McClellan in St Louis Fight
Kid Goodman of Boston and Jack McClellan of Pittsburgh fought ten rounds to a draw in St Louis. Goodman led early, but McClellan finished stronger, matching the occasional flurry with solid defense and countering punches.
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ST. Louis
Kid Goodman
Boston
Jack McClellan
Pittsburg
Goodman
McClellan
Dorchester High to Meet Mechanical Arts High in Afternoon Meet
Nearly 100 schoolboy athletes will compete in a dual meet Saturday afternoon at Dorchester High field at 1 30. Events include sprints distance runs jumps and a 16 pound shot. Ellery Clark acts as referee. The Dorchester Attleboro ball game moves to 10 am.
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Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
Ellery Clark
Attleboro High
May 12 Tufts and Dartmouth 2B clash in hall game
Fragmentary report notes a May 12 meeting between Tufts and Dartmouth in a hall game. The text is incomplete but mentions a tally and a notable event tomorrow, with references to a score or outcome yet to be clarified.
Harvard Football Schedule Changes Bold Yale York Pivot
Harvard's athletic committee released a revised football schedule reducing games to ten for next fall. The Yale game remains November 19 at New Haven, while Dartmouth shifts to October 29, with Penn moved earlier. New addition Holy Cross replaces Amherst Wesleyan and Brown. Carlisle Indians and Bates remain home on Cambridge slate.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Penn
Amherst
Wesleyan
Brown
Holy Cross
Williams
Cambridge
Bowdoin
Maine
Bates
West Point
Carlisle Indians
Cam
Ingalls and White Advance to Harvard Golf Final
In the Harvard championship semi finals Fay Ingalls defeated H. B. Rollins Jr by one up after a tight match while A L White beat F H Ellis four up and two to play with a stroke score of 78 the best of the tournament. They advance to the 36 hole final today at the Country Club.
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Harvard
Fay Ingalls
A. L. White
White
F. H. Ellis
Ingalls
H. B. Rollins, Jr
Five mile running record broken at Stamford Bridge
Arthur Shrubb shattered the five mile amateur record at Stamford Bridge this evening with a time of 24 minutes 3 3 5 seconds. The previous mark of 24 minutes 5 3 5 seconds was set by S Thomas at Romford on September 24, 1892.
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London
Stamford Bridge
Arthur Shrubb
S. Thomas
Romford
Eng
Harvard Off To Play Penn In Philadelphia
Harvard baseball team departed Cambridge yesterday for Philadelphia to face strong Pennsylvania. Penn has recent wins over Georgetown and a decisive victory against Princeton, signaling a tough test for Harvard tomorrow.
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Harvard
PENN
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Princeton
Tufts Men Debate Compulsory Athletics Support
Tufts students debated an important athletic question this evening on May 12. The motion stated that compulsory subscription is the best method of supporting college athletics and the negative side won the debate.
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Tufts
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Lowell Triumphs In Fast Play In New England Match
Lowell defeats Concord in a well played game at Lowell with sharp fielding and a highlight double play where Righie relayed from left to first. Pitchers L Cross and J Cross were effective as Lowell capitalized with five runs in the first and held Concord to a single tally. Notable hits include Lake's two base shot and Noblitt and Pulsifer contributing on basepaths while Dorgan and McGovern closed the battery for Lowell. Attendance 600. umpire Rudderham.
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Jones
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Philadelphia
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Greene
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Concord
J. Cross
Righie
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Connors
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Noblitt
Grant
Kane
Hickey
Pulsifer
Lake
Newton
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Burbage
Oj Dorgan
McGovern
Hickey McGovern
Dorgan
Puls
Fall River BaseballFaltered Sixth Inning Then Haverhill Triumphs
In Fall River on May 12, Haverhill won after a costly sixth inning by Fall River. Key batting by Raftery and Dwyer and Sechrist’s fielding stood out as Haverhill scored nine runs to Fall River's five. J. Murphy, Wiley, Hamilton and T. Murphy contributed, with Page pitching for Fall River and Gilroy for Haverhill. Attendance noted.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Raftery
Dwyer
Sechrist
Haver Fall River
Po.a.e
A.E. Raftery
Iott
Wallace
A.murphy
Hamilton
Weddidge
Calhoun
Warren
T.murphy
Wiley
Con’ghton
Moorehead
J.murphy
Peterson
Page
Gilroy
T. Murphy
Connaughton
Pene
J. M ‘Arid
Lawrence 6, Fall River 1 in New Bedford game
May 12 New Bedford report says Lawrence benefited from New Bedford errors and seven visitor hits to tally six runs. Leahy pitched well for Lawrence and Blatchard relieved Day in the sixth to halt further scoring as Lammann contributed.
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New Bedford
Lawrence
Leahy
Blatchard
Day
la Mann
Bedford Aces Lose To New Bedford In Tight Contest
New Bedford gathers four errors and five by Lawrence lead to an early edge. Kehoe Dillon Duffy and Birmingham each notch two base hits while O'Brien delivers a sacrifice. Boardman steals a base as Day Blatchford and Leahy walk batter names. Final time 33 minutes with 400 in attendance.
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Leeeee
Lawrence
Duffy
O' Brien
Ford
Kehoe
O’brien
Birmingham
McDermott
Nashua over Manchester 8 to 3 in New England clash
Nashua defeats Manchester 8 to 3 extending its win streak to ten games. Weak fielding early and strong Nashua hitting built a commanding lead as Gokey and Morrisey/Hior traded innings with Hoar finishing for Manchester. Key contributors include Cusney Carroll Pastor and Soffel for Nashua and Marten Smith Allen for Manchester with 4700 in attendance.
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New England
Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Kwau
Gokey
Hickey
Hoar
Morrisey
Manors Ee BH
Po.a.e. Roa
Carrol
Marten
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Carney
Page
Wilson
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Coughlin
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Cusney
Soffel
van Zant
Onan
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Byickey
Vi Hoar
Kering
Roxbury Latin 8 Adams Academy 2 baseball game notes
Roxbury Latin defeated Adams Academy of Quincy 8 to 2 at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. Both teams had same hits, but Roxbury capitalized on errors to pull ahead. Key performers: Jamieson Bailey Richardson for Roxbury. Egan Reilly and Kennedy among Adams players.
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Roxbury Latin
Adams Academy
Quincy
Franklin Field
Roxbury
Jamieson
Bailéy
Richardson
Egan
Reilly
Quincyites
Chard
J’m’son
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Morse
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Finn
Kennedy
Local hockey results sparse from New Bedford to Nashua
Scattered matchups listed include New Bedford versus Fall River, Concord versus Manchester, Nashua versus Lowell, and Haverhill versus Lawrence with no scores or outcomes provided.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Lowell
Haverhill
Lawrence
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