Red Sox Triumph in Comedy of Errors Over Browns
The Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 13 to 9 at Fenway Park in a theatrical misplay filled afternoon. Boston exploded with a second inning batting spree and later added runs through six more frames as Hall and Bushelman faltered for the visitors.
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Passing Remark on Raymond "Bugs" in Another League
A passing note mentions Mr. Raymond known as Bugs and suggests there may be another league he has not joined. The casually observed line hints at possible career moves.
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Charley Hall Carries a Horseshoe For Rally Win
Charley Hall stages a comeback with a four run lead in the opening inning and a bold bullpen move by Manager Stahl sending Jack Bushelman to finish the game against St. Louis. The outcome hinges on Hall's luck and the supporting pitching effort in a tense ball game.
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Worcester and Lawrence End In 1-1 Tie After 10 Innings
In Worcester on May 13 the game between Worcester and Lawrence was halted after 10 innings due to darkness with a 1-1 score. Lawrence scored in the first. Worcester tied in the ninth. Pitchers Van Dyke and Howard held the opposing bats, Aubrey and Briggs drove in runs, and Kennedy added two steals.
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Lynn Defeats Waverhill 8 4 With Strong Clemens Batting
Lynn won 8 to 4 at home over Waverhill in the first inning outpacing Bellis. Clemens was a standout at the plate with multiple hits while Wallace Cargo Strands and Murch contributed. The game featured four Waller strikeouts and solid defense with bases on balls issued to four batters.
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St Louis Boston clash opens pivotal NBA stretch
Four matchups feature St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Washington as the league's standings heat up with key conference games on deck.
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St John s Prep Beats Salem Normal In Eleven Innings
St John s Prep School defeated Salem Normal 9 to 6 in an 11 inning game delayed by a poor field. Richards pitched well for Salem until the 11th, while St John s Prep scored most of its runs late and capitalized on Normal errors. Crowell and Leary umpired the contest. Time listed as three hours.
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National Matchups Preview Across Baseball Circuit
Boston plays Cincinnati while Brooklyn faces St Louis New York opposes Pittsburg and Philadelphia meets Chicago in key league games. The schedule highlights four matchups between major teams as the pennant chase heats up.
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Local Matchups Listed Across Cities
Lynn at Haverhill. Fall River at New Bedford. Lawrence at Worcester. Lowell at Brockton.
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Weather Scrambles Weekend IL Games Across Cities
International League schedule lists Providence at Buffalo on wet grounds Newark at Rochester in cold weather and Baltimore at Toronto with wet surfaces compromising play conditions.
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United States League Scores From Chicago and Reading Games
In Chicago the Chicago team defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1. In Reading the Reading team beat New York Richmond at Washington Rain and Cleveland at Pittsburg Rain with unclear results.
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New Britain Falls 2-1 to Springfield in Connecticut League
In a Connecticut League match at New Britain the Red Sox lost 2-1 to the Springfield club. Springfield scored first, New Britain answered, then Springfield netted the decisive goal in the second half.
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Americus retains light heavyweight wrestling title in Cambridge
Gus Schoenlein known as Americus of Baltimore defeats Cyclone Burns of Cambridge in Mechanics Building in two falls to retain the light heavyweight title. About 2500 fans watched the bout, with Burns briefly shaken in first fall and rendered briefly unconscious in the second before being assisted out. Preliminary match saw Fritz Hanson of Worcester defeat Young Zybszko of New York in two straight falls. Referees were Pat Heir and George V. Tuohey.
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Worcester
Young Zybszko
New York
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Quinn Suspended Indefinitely by Ban Johnson
New York May 13 Pitcher Quinn of the New York Americans was suspended indefinitely by President Ban Johnson after throwing his glove at umpire O Loughlin during Saturdays game. Quinn had been ejected in the eighth inning before pop bottles showered the umpire. The suspension will handicap the Yankee pitching staff as Quinn had been dependable.
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Walsh Downs The Athletics 3 To 1
Philadelphia could not solve Walsh as Chicago won 8 to 1 in a May 13 game. Barry collected three singles and a double in four at bats while Brown held firm except two innings. Chicago built an early lead and added late runs as pennant hopefuls faced off at Philadelphia.
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Naps Fall to Senators in Washington Tilt
Washington defeated Cleveland 9 to 6 as Blanding struggled in the sixth inning. Cashion and Ryan sparked the offense with key hits.
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Dorchester Club Hosts Night of Boxing and Wrestling
Over 259 Dorchester Club members witnessed a two hour program featuring 15 three round boxing bouts, two fast wrestling matches, and an acrobatic exhibition under referee Hector McGinnis who volunteered for the event at the club headquarters.
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Lewis Robs Austin Of Two Fine Hits In Game
Jimmy Austin was robbed of two splendid hits yesterday. Duffy Lewis made a bare-faced steal of a two-bagger and a thrilling one-hand catch. With runners on first and second he hit to left for a single but Lewis turned it into a force at third.
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Parade marks opening of Greater Boston League baseball season
A parade to launch the Greater Boston League season will feature 60 players from Malden Medford Everett Chelsea Lynn and Somerville. Teams ride in twelve autos led by the American Cadet Band as the procession travels through Malden Medford Everett and Chelsea before the opening games in Malden and Everett.
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Higginbotham Released. heads to Coast
Irving Higginbotham, former pitcher for Chicago and St. Louis in the National League, was released today and will depart for the coast immediately.
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Zack Wheat Marries Daisy Kerr Forsman in Cincinnati
Brooklyn outfielder Zack Wheat wed Daisy Kerr Forsman today in Cincinnati. Mrs Forsman listed her address at the Sinton Hotel as the wedding locale.
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Highlanders Beat Tigers 15 to 4 in New York Swing
Detroit Tigers misplayed the ball as the Highlanders shelled them 15 to 4 in New York. Pitchers Vaughan Works and Covington struggled. Gus Fisher, newly sold from Cleveland, moved to Cortland of the Pacific Coast league. Notable hits included Gardner, Zinn, Dolan and Bush with several players scoring.
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Government reformers pause over spring crop of double headers
Neither Messrs. Lynch nor Johnson has an option on the spring crop of double headers, tending to prove there is no monopoly sought which gives the government reform persons a chance to pause when contemplating an assault.
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Carrigan Steals Second and Third in Rainy Game
Bill Carrigan pulled off steals of second and third in succession yesterday in a rain drenched contest. The pitcher and catcher refused to throw as they preferred the rain to halt play, and Carrigan would have tried to steal home if not for Bushelman striking out to end the frame.
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Dartmouth freshmen briskly defeat Worcester Academy in track
On Alumni Oval Dartmouth freshmen beat Worcester Academy 70 to 38. Woolworth leads sprint wins, Whitney stars in weight and pole vault, Granger dominates distance events, and Braun Johnson Johnson share top spots in hurdles and high jump amid windy conditions.
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Andover Abolishes Training Tables at Hanover
The school ends the training table for athletes as part of a broader shift to a new athletic system. Each student becomes responsible for his own physical welfare and diet under the reform.
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