Browns Generous as Red Sox Dominate 8 to 1
Boston routs St Louis 8 to 1 as Joe Wood hurled fastballs past the Browns. Powell falters on the mound as Stone and Wagner misplays and Stremmel allows a late rally while Boston breaks the game open with timely hits and a muffed play.
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Senators Send Young Cy to the Tall and Uncut
Washington defeated Chicago 5 to 1 as Young Cy was knocked out in the second inning. Groom pitched well aside from one bad inning and led with a double and a single.
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Tigers Break Even in Final Game of Series
Detroit tied the series with New York by winning 5 to 3 in the deciding game. Delahanty drove in the winning runs in the seventh after Quinn passed Crawford on purpose, as the Tigers evened the matchup.
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Brockton High School Beats Technology Sophs In 8 To 2 Victory
Brockton High School toppled the Technology sophomores 8 to 2 in a well played game on Friday the 13th. Wardwell pitched for Brockton, recording 14 strikeouts. Final line shows Brockton 8 runs 7 hits 7 errors, Tech 4 runs 6 hits 4 errors.
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Boston College High Defeats East Boston High 6 to 1
Boston College High defeated East Boston High yesterday afternoon at the Boston College grounds by 6 to 1. Wholley struck out 18 and allowed only three hits. The scoring shows Boston College H.S. 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 6 and Easton H.S. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1. Batterson and Boyce noted for Boston College High.
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St Lawrence beats Middlebury in Vermont dual track meet
At Pylebury Vermont on May 13 St Lawrence University Canton N Y defeated Middlebury 76 3 to 40 13 in a dual track meet F A Sweet of Waddington NY a St Lawrence man broke four Middlebury records.
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Philadelphia Defeats Cleveland 7 to 2 in Baseball
Philadelphia dominates Cleveland 7 to 2 as Berger exits early. Morgan holds strong, Lord and Oldring pace offense with extra base hits and two stolen bases. Mitchell yields most damage late, but Philadelphia maintains the lead through nine innings in this May 13 matchup.
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Andover Defeats Princeton Freshmen 4 to 1 in Strong Game
In Andover on May 13 the varsity beat the Princeton freshmen 4 to 1. Carl, Andover’s pitcher, held the visitors hitless for eight innings before they earned two singles in the ninth. Excellent fielding, base running, and batting characterized the contest.
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Lake trades Miller for pitcher Richie
Boston manager Fred Lake completes another trade sending Cubs outfielder Miller to Boston in exchange for pitcher Richie. Miller played his first game for Boston yesterday as Lake’s moves continue to strengthen the club. Cooney, the Boston youngster, was sold to the Lowell club after Sharpe was acquired from White, now with the Pirates.
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Noble & Greenough Triumphs Over Stone School 4 3
In a hard fought National league game Noble & Greenough edged Stone School 4 to 3. Grant pitched and hit a decisive long fly to center driving in Saltonstall as he scored on the relay to the plate. Final score 4-3 with Grant and D Williams credited in the batteries along with Hernandez and Brant.
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Thayer Defeats Newton High 4 2 On Claflin Field
Thayer Academy beat Newton High 4 to 2 at Claflin Field. McCourt left after six strikeouts in three innings, Alden suffered a hand injury, Gan relieved with nine strikeouts, total 15 for Thayer.
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Tigers Clash Today in Boston Opener of 1910 Series
The Tigers and Red Sox meet at Huntington avenue grounds for the opening four game clash. Ty Cobb Sam Crawford and Wild Bill Donovan headline Detroit while Eddie Cicotte faces Boston with Mullin or Killian pitching. First pitch at 3 o clock amid high hopes and fierce rivalry headlines.
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Frock Holds Cubs Safe in 3 0 Win for Doves
CHICAGO May 13 Ex Pirates pitcher Frock dominates as the Boston Doves win the opening game of the series against the Cubs 3 to 0. Lake’s batting lineup struggles to solve Frock while Miner Brown yields the three runs on scattered hits including a scratch single.
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Cubs Doves clash amid late scoring and defensive gems
In a tight Boston defense beat the Cubs by strong plays from Herzog Collins and Brown Becket and Kling drove runs while Sweeney Sheckard and Evers produced baserunners The Doves capitalized on misplays and steals and fended off a late Cubs rally with Brown's pitching slants and key outs
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Steinfeldt Passed Ball Kling Time th 35m
Umpires Klem and Kane called the game with Steinfeldt credited for a passed ball and Kling handling time in the 35th minute of play.
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Brooklyn Snap Defeats Cincinnati on Early Run Spurt
Brooklyn claims a victory over Cincinnati as Gaspar allows two early runs in the first two innings to settle the game. The National league contest features decisive offense in the opening frames and solid pitching to secure the win.
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Ewing Dominates as Pitcher-Hitter in Pittsburg Game
Pittsburg was shut out as Ewing held the Pirates to three hits and two runners reaching third base. He also starred at plate with four hits and two RBIs, a feat not seen since Charles Ferguson era.
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Charles Ferguson
Stolen bases noted for Titus and Grant in tight game
In the contest both Titus and Grant swiped two bases each while Grant and Magee contributed on the base paths. Powell issued two walks and Ewing one. Doom allowed a passed ball as Pittsburgh left eight on base to Philadelphia's four. Time 1h 40m. Umpires Joinstone and Moran.
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Sl giants routed as Matty benched in rout by St Louis
In St Louis on May 13, St. Louis defeated New York 13 to 4. Christy Mathewson left the mound in the second after seven hits and eight runs. Wickson followed for New York, with Dickson also hit hard. Konetehy Mowrey Snodgrass Lush among hitters, including two-base hits and a three-base hit. St. Louis gained seven hits and eight runs in the early innings as the Giants fell from strong form.
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Lynn English High beats Boston College freshmen 8 to 4 at Ocean Park
Lynn English High defeated Boston College freshman team 8 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Ocean Park. Davis allowed several hits after a no hit, no run game last week, with Kane and Shea sharing catching duties for BC and Davis and Marshall handling Lynn’s pitching. The scoring notes show Lynn with a strong middle innings surge and BC struggles to respond.
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New Hampshire State College Beats Bowdoin 7 to 5
New Hampshire State College defeated Bowdoin 7 to 5 in Brunswick. The game featured a 205000000-768 line for New Hampshire and 113000000-555 for Bowdoin. Swan and Neal partnered for the winning team with Means, Hobbs and Wilson catching up for Bowdoin. Umpire Daley. Time 2:10.
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Games Today National schedule highlights five matchups
National league games include Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg, shaping today’s early season action for fans.
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New England High School Matchups
Brockton faces Fall River while Lawrence plays New Bedford and Lynn hosts Worcester Haverhill tackles Lowell in a set of regional games across four cities.
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New Bedford
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Dorchester High May Discontinue Games
Dorchester High School baseball may disband for the season or limit to one game weekly unless public support arrives. The team has played about six games on the Dunbar avenue grounds with attendance rarely exceeding 50 in most games.
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Dunbar Avenue
Arlington 1911 Is It Interclass Track Meet Victory
The Arlington High School interclass track meet was held yesterday at Spy Pond athletic field. The class of 1911 won with 2484 points, 1910 was second with 19 points, 1912 third with 161% points, and 1913 fourth with two points. H Reycroft starred.
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Spy Pond
H.reycroft
Southern League results prompt tense spread across cities
Montgomery and Atlanta combined for a 8 to 6 finish while Birmingham edged Nashville 1 to 4. New Orleans battled Nashville to a 4 4 draw in a late thirteenth inning under darkness. Chattanooga defeated Mobile 8 to 2 with play halted by darkness.
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Eastern League Results Mix From Montreal and Today
Montreal beats Bal 6 to 3 while Providence Toronto Rochester edges on. Buffal and Newark suffer 5 to 3 losses in the fragmented box brief from the night.
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