Tenney Team Loses In A Batting Fest
Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Brooklyn Wagner Sacrifice hit Brain Stolen bases Wagner Beaumont Hallman Leach Bases on balls Off Young Boukes Lyfield Struck out By Young Lyfield Double play Boultes Bridwell Tenney Wild pitches Boult es Lyfield Time 2h Sm Umpires Emslie and Klemm Attendance 3953
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Leach
Young
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Lyfield
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Tenney
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Henley
Magus Bis Areieceiuls
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Howard
Boston Eee Tren
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O' Moore
Hurst and Evans
Jones
H. Davis
Seybold
Murphy
Patterson
White
Hartsel
Melarl
Cross
Isbell
Donohue
Waddell
McFarland
Stafford
O'Loughlin
Pirates Beat Boston 18 to 11 in Batting Carnival at South End
In a wild bargain day at the South End grounds Boston and Pittsburgh produced 33 hits and 11 errors. Hans Wagener led the Pirates with five hits, Beaumont added four, and Boukes shined on the mound and at bat as Pittsburgh toppled Boston 18 to 11 in a high scoring slugfest.
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South End
Boston
Brain
Pittsburg
Tenneyites
Pirates
Hans Wagener
Flying Dutchman
Bingles
Beaumont
Burke
Howard
Chicago Champions Beat Philadelphia In Open Game
The Chicago champions debuted in Philadelphia today and defeated the home team in an engaging contest. The locals failed to connect with Lundgren’s delivery, costing them the game.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Lundgren
Roxbury High Wins In Tenth Inning Over Boston Latin
Roxbury High School defeated Boston Latin 8 to 7 in a 10 inning game at Franklin Field. McCarthy pitched well for Roxbury, fanning seven, while Sweetser struck out nine for Latin.Key hits came from Kennedy and Elcock for Latin and O’Connell and Brunnett for Roxbury.
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Roxbury High School
Boston Latin
Franklin Feld
Roxbury
McCarthy
Sweetser
Latin School
Kennedy
Elcock
O'’Connell
Brunnett
Tufts Defeats Hanover Boys In N H Tilt
Tufts beat Hanover 6 to 4 in Hanover New Hampshire as Dartmouth's infield proved fast led by Dusten while Hazelton struck out 12. Batteries were Atwood and Boyce for Tufts and Hazelton and Schoppelry for Hanover.
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TUFTS
Hanover Boys
Pitts i Li
Dartmouth
Atwood and Boyce
Hazelton and Schoppelry
Stone Defeats Pomfret 5 to 2 in Baseball Play
Stone School defeated Pomfret 5 to 2 as Max Clay pitched well striking out 20 and Thorndike Whittemore debuted behind the plate for Stone. For Pomfret, Dunlap Lowery and Winston stood out in a loss with scattered scoring in the innings.
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Pomfret
Stone School
Max Clay
Dorchester High
Stone
Thorndike Whittemore
Dunlap
Lowery
Winston
R.H.E. Stone
Clay
Whittemore
Callender
Miss Sutton and Whitman Lead Mixed Doubles at Longwood
Miss May Sutton and H H Whitman dominated the invitation mixed doubles trials at Longwood winning their morning and afternoon matches. In semis Sutton Whitman beat Thorndike Sulloway 6 4 6 1 while Rotch Niles defeated Fenno Bishop 3 6 6 4 6 4 with finals set for tomorrow at 3 30 as Sutton departs for England.
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Miss May Sutton
H. H. Whitman
Longwood
Miss Sutton
Mr. Whitman
Miss Sears
Mr. de Rahm
Miss Fenno
Mr. Bishop
Miss M. Phelps
Mr. Cole
Miss Thorndike
Mr. Sulloway
Miss Phelps
Mr. Fitz
Ee Wees
Miss Rotch
Mr. Niles
England
Clarke Protests Bresnahan Shin Pad Use in Games
Captain Fred Clarke of Pittsburg files a protest with NL President Pulliam against Roger Bresnahan of New York for wearing shin guards. Clarke argues the pads are not part of the uniform and shield the catcher from being spiked on the squeeze play. Authorities say the protest is unique but not yet official league ruling.
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Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Pulliam
National League
Roger Bresnahan
New York
Bresnahan
Clarke
Dorothy Q Arrives After Rough Trip From Bristol
Marblehead Massachusetts May 13 The Dorothy Q built by Herreshoff to race in Class Q in Massachusetts Bay arrived off the Boston Y C moorings after an 18 hour 112 mile run from Oak Bluffs Martha s Vineyard. Hollis Burgess and Dr F L Gray own the boat with Captain Ben Martin and W M Thompson aboard Burgess sailed most of the voyage which tested the vessel in a heavy northeast storm The boat proved seaworthy fast and will be raced this season meeting rivals at the South Boston Y C on May 30 as the first of six V boats to be launched and fitted out for competition
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Marblehead
Dorothy Q
Herreshoff
Massachusetts Bay
Boston Y. C
Bristol
R. J
Hollis Burgess
F. l. Gray
Ben Martin
W. M. Thompson
Oak Bluffs
Martha's Vineyard
Vineyard Sound
Burgess
South Boston Y. C
Harvard Freshmen Overcome Graduates In Track Meet
Harvard freshmen defeated the graduated team 72 to 4 at the Stadium. Captains Watson and Coolidge led wins in sprints and middle distances while Griswold and Gring led the graduates in hurdles and pole vault.
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Harvard
Ellery Clark
Griswold
Williams
Ford
Captain Watson
Freshies
Warren
Coolidge
Leland
Sweeney
Watson
Rogers
Moffat
Stone
Lanier
Carter
Merrihew
Norton
Kelso
Cobb
Blanchard
Lindsay
Hoyt
Cole
Clark
Farrington
Pope
Bullock
Ruch
Little
Gring
Parker
Severance
Warrington
Tittman
Whitney
Sherman
Okeson
Hodges
Italian Jackies Carry Off Crew Honors At Fair Races
Italian sailors swept the Hampton Roads international boat races winning three of four. They fouled the Indiana in the last race, causing a dispute as the Varese coxswain grazed Indiana’s bow. the Americans won the foul-free line by a bow.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Indiana
Varese
Rail race results list city pairings and scores
At New Haven Springfield 7 to 1. Bridgeport New London 7 to 3. Holyoke Hartford 6 to 1. Waterbury Norwich 3 to .
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New Haven
Springfield
Bridgeport
New London
Holyoke
Hartford
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Norwich
Leaders Lose To Tailenders In Worcester Game
Worcester led early but collapsed in the ninth as Lynn erupted for six runs to win 8 to 4. Bushey relieved in the ninth, and Cooney, McCabe, Bannon, Ort, and Wormwood contributed for Lynn. Vail pitched well for Worcester, striking out nine batters. Time 2b Sm. Umpire Wood.
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Jurkett
Spencer
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Bannon
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McCabe
Ort
Grown
Wormwood
Bradley
Wood
LINN
F. Spencer
A'nolds
W' Wood
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McCune
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Salve Ku
Wall
Fall River Tops Lowell 3 2 in Lowell baseball clash
Fall River edges Lowell 3 to 2 as Jerger dominates with three hits allowed. Notable plays include Grant and Sylvester driving in runs, Follansbee scoring, and Burns stealing a base.
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Lowell
Fall River
Jerger
A.E
A.E. Grant
Shannon
Nsbee
O’brien
Ger
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Ol Burrill
Thornell
Pickett
Gisheen
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Burns
S’ster
Doherty
Waters
Olhulia
Abbott
Peres
Ae Kiston
Cameron
Rivero
Cs Nies
Grant
Follansbee
Sylvester
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Kenniston
Brockton Beats New Bedford 5 3 in Wild Finish
Klebedanz wildness costs New Bedford as Brockton pulls away late to win 5 to 3. Hickman and Danzig star for Brockton with key hits and solid defense. Catterson, Moorehead and O Toole contribute for New Bedford.
Offbeat Notes On Boxing And College Athletes
A columnist riffs on Jawn O Brien and a string of oddly phrased sports and academic references. Mentions include Jawn O Brien's address and a dig at prize fighting, a South baseball player who sings after wins, J Lawrence Sullivan avoiding publicity, Dementia Americana, spring fruit bans, Harvard tapping on the pulse, and intercollegiate hurdles featuring McCulloch Pennsy Shaw Dartmouth Hubbard Amherst Garrells Harvard with potential dark horses. Also debunks a Brooklyn team farmout rumor to Southern Kamschatha.
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Pennsy
Shaw
Dartmouth
Hubbard
Amherst
Garrells
Michigan
Rand
Harvard
Boston American League Club edged by Detroit Tigers in tight 4 1 game
May 13 Detroit defeated Boston 4 to 1 in a thriller at Bennett Park as Eddie Siever shone twice. The Tigers benefited from timely hits and sharp defense as Coughlin Crawford and Wagner sparked the offense. Boston left for Cleveland after a hard-fought interclub tilt.
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Boston American League Baseball Club
Tigers
Eddie Siever
O'Leary
Coughlin
Jones
Schaefer
Bennett Park
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
Schmidt
Siever
Boston
Sullivan
Ingland
Collins
Grimshaw
Verris
Wagoner
Armbruster
Philadelphia Wins 2-0 at Chicago Behind Waddell Shutout
Waddell limits Chicago to three hits, two in the ninth, while Philadelphia bats for two runs in the ninth. H Davis and Seybold doubles and Murphy homered provide the offense. Patterson and White split the pitching, with White surrendering the decisive runs in the ninth.
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Waddell
Philadelphia
Hartsel
Cross
Murphy
H. Davis
Seybold
Shreck
Lord
Knight
Ewe Res
Hahn
Jones
Isbell
Donohue
Rohe
Dougherty
Quillin
McFarland
Patterson
Davis Seen
St Louis Beats Washington 5 to 4 In Final Game Of Series
St Louis wins final 5 to 4 over Washington in a game marked by free hitting. Anderson hit a two-base and Schlafly batted for Schlafly in the eighth. Pitchers Jacobson Walkenberg allowed multiple hits as Washington left 10 on base. Umpire Sheridan called the game after 2 hours 14 minutes.
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Ferris
Wagner
Armbruster
Criger
Dineen
Siever
Sam Crawford
Boston
ST. Louis
St. Louis Today
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Schlafly
Falkenberg
St Lows
Anderson
Jacobson
Walkenberg
Blankenship
C. Jones
Stone
Hemphill
Altizer
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Wallace
Niles
T. Jones
F F. Jones
Valkenberg
Howell
Sheridan
Pickering
Spencer
Llowell
Gawler
Fy bHiayden Eorreeerr
Haverhill Beats Lawrence 7 to 1 in May Ballgame
Haverhill defeated Lawrence 7 to 1 as Barberich struggled for the visitors and solid fielding aided Haverhill. Devine and Madden led with multiple hits, while Welch delivered a three base hit and a key double from Bagley.
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Haverhill
Barberich
Lawrence
A.E
Yam T'S
Oiler
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Wilson
Dwyer
Eaton
Ahearn
Bagley
Johnson
Briggs
Connolly
O C'd'n
Patala
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Paver
Ae Lawrence
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Madden
Keady
Connelly
Hamilton
Billett
Faton
Connolr
De Merrittes School Defeats Milton High In Long Game
De Merritte's School earned an easy victory over Milton High on Milton's grounds yesterday. The game extended for three hours and proceeded by innings as the teams battled for control.
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de Merritte
Milton High
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