Browns Edge Red Sox 2 1 in Tight Gridiron Style Showdown
Joe Lake pitched superbly for the Browns while Boston fought hard to drive runs. Tris Speaker starred with a spectacular eighth inning catch and double play, keeping Boston from breaking through as St Louis avoided a 13th straight defeat. The Red Sox offense faded after early threats, and a fast Browns defense sealed the 2 to 1 victory.
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Gardner
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Bender Shuts Out Cleveland for Philadelphia Record Win
Bender pitched masterfully to blank Cleveland 4 to 0, extending Philadelphia’s winning streak to eight and setting a new major league record. Only one Cleveland batter reached base as Philadelphia capitalized on timely hits. Two-base hit Murphy, three-base hit Hartsel, and a Davis sacrifice highlighted the offense. Time 2:36. Umpires Dineen and Connolly. Spectator Sherman, vice president, in attendance.
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Tigers Still Unable to Hit Highlanders
New York defeated Detroit 5 to 3 as Brownling left the box in the second inning and Detroit scored three times on Killian, with Warhop opening wild but settling to pitch better as the game progressed.
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Williams Beats Wesleyan 7 to 3 in Middletown Meet
Wesleyan could not solve Davis as Williams won 7 to 3. Davis fanned eight while Wesleyan rallied with a ninth inning run on balls, Williams errors, and a hit. Final line shows Williams ahead after early scoring, with Davis and Lewis criticizing the defense.
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Sports Pairings for Multiple City Matchups
The schedule lists games across leagues with teams from St Louis Boston Chicago Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Brockton Fall River Lowell Haverhill Lawrence New Bedford Lynn Worcester.
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Haverhill High Beats Exeter High 5 to 2 in Local Game
May 12 in Haverhill crowds watched Haverhill High top Exeter High 5 to 2 due to bunched hits and Exeter errors. Scoring by innings shows Haverhill with a varied frame and Exeter struggling to respond. Batteries Malcolm Brickett Sanborn for Haverhill while Huston Wells worked for Exeter.
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Bridgeport Tops New Britain In Tight Clash
Bridgeport defeats New Britain 4 to 3 while Waterbury overwhelms Springfield 8 to 0. Hartford dominates Northampton 7 to 2 and New Haven edges Holyoke 10 to 6 in a day of regional high school games.
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New Britain
Waterbury
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Hartford
Northampton
New Haven
Holyoke
Phillies Poor Twirling Gave Game to the Reds
Philadelphia used four pitchers and lost 1 to 8 as wildness produced most of Cincinnati runs. Suggs pitched well. Magee and Cheek collected two-base hits for Philadelphia. Maroney, Humphries, and Foxen struggled on the mound with several runs allowed and key miscues costing the game.
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Walsh
Doolan
Devoin
Cheek
Foxen
Moren
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Humphreys
Poe
Jacklitsch
Dartmouth Turns Tables on Cornell in 4-2 Victory
In Hanover on May 12 Dartmouth defeated Cornell 4 to 2. Cornell faltered in the fifth inning as Dartmouth seized the lead and held on for the win.
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Cornell
Ithacans
Norwich rallies to beat Colby 10 to 9 in nine innings
Norwich University trailed late but erupted for eight runs in the final two innings to topple Colby 10 to 9 in Northfield. Reid and Murray pitched for Norwich with Cary and Sturtevant catching. Morris umpired. Time two hours.
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Colby
R.H.E. Norwich Univer’y
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Murray
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Morris
New Hampshire State Edges Bates 6 5 In Ninth Inning Thriller
In Durham New Hampshire State rallied to win 6 to 5 over Bates. Final score came in the last half of the ninth after a tight game. Batteries Stark and Neil for Bates Har riman and Damon for NH State. Umpire Quinlan. Time two hours.
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N. H
Bates
New Hampshire State
R. H.E. Sheaheee
Roxbury Latin Prevails Over Valkmann 17 to 14 in Marathon
Roxbury Latin won its first victory of the year by defeating Valkmann School 17 to 14 at Valkmann’s ground. The game dragged on for over three hours, marking the longest contest of the season.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg in 12 Inning Extra Game
Brooklyn wins 11 to 9 in 12 innings at Pittsburg to take the second game of the series. 34 hits were split evenly, Brooklyn collecting seven two-base hits and a triple. Wagner and Hummel led with three-base hits. Camnitz and Rucker endured pitching duels, while Phillippe and Moore worked long relief. Time 2h 45m. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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Giants Triumph In 9 To 1 Victory Over Cubs
New York batted McIntire and Carson hard with men on base to win 9 to 1 in Chicago. Merkle, Steinfeldt, Fletcher among notable hits. McIntire lasted 7 innings, Wiltse 2, with 9 runs charged to Chicago pitching.
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South Boston High Triumphs Over Revere High
South Boston High won 5 to 1 at Revere Beach yesterday afternoon as Kane and Thornton starred in fielding. Batteries for Revere were Courtney and Conroy, with SiI monton and Tenggren also noted in the box score.
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Rindge M. T. S. Defeats Arlington 7 to 2 on Spy Pond Field
Rindge M. T. S. beat Arlington High School 7 to 2 at Spy Pond Field in Arlington on May 12. Final score shown as 7 to 2 with Rindge leading early and Arlington struggling to score through the game.
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Cardinals Beat Doves 5 to 3 In Final Boston Series Game
St Louis pitchers Backman and Mattern beat Boston as Richie's wild.
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Mattern
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