Boston Beaten Again in Baseball Sweep
St. Louis won 5 1 over Boston marking the fifth consecutive Boston defeat. Detroit defeated Washington 3 to 1 in 10 innings amid lively action with an umpire escorted from the field by police. The New York Cleveland and Chicago Philadelphia games were rained out.
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Philadelphia
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Pittsby
Tenney Debut Fails as Boston Loses 6 1 in St Louis
In St Louis, Tenney uses a new pitcher and lineup but Boston falls 6 to 1. Beckley leads with a fluky double, Bridwell steals and scores, while Arndt and McCarthy pace the Cardinals. Dolan bats for Boston with a sixth inning run.
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Strobel
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McCarthy
Bennett
Dolan
Brain
Cardinals
Charley McFarland
Protest Over Rindge Dorchester Victory Declared Unresolved
Dorchester High protested the Rindge Dorchester game from Wednesday claiming umpire Ganzel erred on Riley’s base. Ganzel defended his ruling saying no appeal exists and he acted according to the rules, insisting the decision stood despite the outcome.
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Schedule Matchups Feature Classic City Rivalries
St. Louis faces Boston while Cleveland meets New York Detroit visits Washington and Chicago battles Philadelphia in a set of notable NBA or similar league pairings. The pairings highlight historic city rivalries and marquee clubs competing across arenas.
St. Louis tops Collins 11 to 1 in rout at Huntington
A blue Monday defeat for Collins as St. Louis cruises 11 to 1 behind dominant hitting. Cy Young outsized by St. Louis bats, while Boston’s miscues and Peterson’s errors help seal the loss. O’Brien Ferris and Hemphill star for the visitors. crowd policed after the game.
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Pitchers Battle Ends With Detroit Two Run Lead
Washington May abe Fv reports a pitchers battle between Kitson and Donovan ended in a close decision at first base. The home team allowed two runs to Detroit in the third inning, shaping a tight game.
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May
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Donovan
Detroit
Boston Nationals Fall as St Louis Wins 6 1 in May Game
Boston manager Tenney debuted pitcher Witherup but St Louis took a 6 to 1 win. Early jitters and two gifts by Witherup set the stage for three Cardinals runs. Howard miscue and a wild Bennett dash helped St Louis pull away as the Boston lineup shifted.
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Beckley
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Smoot
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St. Louis
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Arndt
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Strobel
Shannon
O’neil
Dougherty Joins Lancaster in Tri-State League
May 14 report from Dougherty with the Outlaws New York that Pat Dougherty, former Boston outfielder and recent Highlanders man, has jumped to the Lancaster Tri-State League during the current season.
Connecticut League Results Roundup
Football scores from Holyoke and New Haven areas show Holyoke defeating Waterpary 7 to 2 and New Haven beating New Haveringfield 1 to 0. Norwich won 9 to Hetiford while New London lost to Bridgeport 5 to 0 with unclear final entry for New London.
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Bridgeport
New Lon
Hoppe to Play Cure in Three-Thousand-Six-Hundred Points Match
New York May 14 Willie Hoppe and Louis Cure arrive from Chicago to engage in a 3600 point duel at Hoppe's West Thirtieth Street academy this week. Hoppe recently won the Chicago professional tournament.
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Chelsea Card Sparks Interest With Bradley Gaines Bout
The coming Chelsea showdown between Fred Bradley and Jerry Gaines draws heavy betting and strong talk. Promoters tease a busy card with bouts featuring Yo Freeman, Billy Connarty, Dutch Carr, Connie Mack, and others as boxing fans anticipate a lively, old city fight night.
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Pittsburg Wins In Ninth In National League Tilt
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 6 to 4 in ten innings with none out when the winning run scored. Ward hit a three-base hit for Pittsburg. Wagner and Gleason stole bases. Pitchers Hillebrand, Leever, Lush, and Ritchie worked, with Leever charged with the loss. Umpire Klem.
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Chicago Beats Brooklyn In Low Scoring Baseball Brief
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 6 to 1 as Bergen and McIntyre split pitching duties. Sheckard steals twice, Hvers Chance and Steinfeine provide two base hits, Tinker and Muse contribute sacrifices, while Bealb shows control in a tight game.
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Ninth inning rally seals win for New York over Cincinnati
In a pitcher dominated game New York prevails 5-4 as Kelley and Mertes deliver two base hits and Barry adds a clutch three base hit. Denice Mertes and Mathewson execute key sacrifices while Overall allows four walks and is charged with the loss.
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Distressed Fan Questions Right to Sue Over Losing Club
A frustrated baseball patron writes that fans attend ten or more games expecting the home team to win and wonders if this grants a legal claim for damages. The remark reflects frustration with uneven performance and fan rights in sports.
Anguished Fan Seeks Legal Recompense Over Team Losses
A Boston reader pleads for a court ruling to reimburse a loyal fan after a string of defeats. He cites mental anguish, hunger, and sleeplessness while criticizing officials and urging witnesses to prove officials guaranteed victory.
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Harvard Picks Tennis Team to Play Yale
Harvard announces its final lineup for the Yale match in New Haven on May 26. Team captain Smither, Sulloway, Howland, Eiseman, Miles, and De Rham will compete after recent trials with notable results including E. Biseman defeating Morse and Howland defeating Pell.
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J. Morse
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C. C. Pell
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Sulloway
Howland
Eiseman
Miles
de Rham
New England Baseball Pairings Listed
Worcester plays Lynn and Haverhill faces Lowell while Manchester meets Lawrence and Fall River contests New Bedford in a regional schedule card.
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Manchester
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Lawrence
Frock Holds Nine To Sixth In Tight Game
Lee and Burkett spark a 9th inning rally as Frock blanks final threats. Burke, Radford, Clarke, Burkett produce two-base hits while Lovell swipes a bag and Knotts records a triple. Pastors and Connors turn a double play as Frock works eight strikeouts before Labelle relieves. Time 1h 44m. Umpire O'Brien.
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O’brien
Fall River Wins Car Contest Over New Bedford
Drew's two-base hit in the eighth drives Fall River to an 8 to 0 victory over New Bedford. The game features Bowcock Guiheen and Drew with key two-base hits and strong pitching by Swanson and Elliott as Fall River seizes control late.
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Andover Beats Harvard 8 to 2 in Close Game
Phillips Andover defeated Harvard 8 to 2 in a hard fought May 14 game. Andover trailed early due to errors but rallied with Gunning scoring on a muffed fly and A Merritt driving in two more in the seventh. Batteries Lanigan and A Merritt for Andover. Jones Greene Currier for Harvard. Time in 60 minutes. Umpire Clarkson.
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Harvard Second Team Defeats Freshmen 5 To 0
The Harvard second team won its sixth straight game by defeating the freshmen 5 to 0 on Soldiers Field. Slater pitched a nine strikeout, four-walk gem for the seconds, who held the freshmen to no hits. Scoring featured early runs and strong defense as Harvard’s second squad capitalized on solid pitching.
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Victory for Hyde Park
Hyde Park defeats opponent with strong pitching from Hillier and Crafts. French, Thygerson, Long, Finn, Hillier, and Tucker contribute on offense with multiple stolen bases. Attendance reaches 350 as Hillier records ten strikeouts and Craft yields key moments in the field.
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Lowell versus Haverhill baseball game result
Lowell defeated Haverhill 9 to 4 in a nine inning game. Key hitters include Lake Sullivan Shannon O Neill Rothermel Warren Rafter Madden Waiterman Carroll Ahearn for Lowell and Earned runs credited to Lowell and Haverhill with multiple players contributing at bats and fielding highlights noted.
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Dineen at Odds With Boston American Club
Bill Dineen remains barred from playing and drawing salary while on the ineligible list as Boston American keeps firm on a contract dispute. Selbach’s suspension awaits Ban Johnson ruling. Tannehill’s contract was approved by President Johnson prompting Connolly to authorize play. Collins delays Dineen while hoping for resolution within days.
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Boston American Club
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Selbach
Johnson
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Connolly
Collins
Boston
Holy Cross Defeats Georgetown 13 to 4 in Worcester
Holy Cross defeated Georgetown 13 to 4 in Worcester on May 14. Final line shows Holy Cross scoring 13 runs with hits and errors listed. Georgetown managed 4 runs. Batteries were Hogarty and Carrigan for Holy Cross with Montgomery Cantwell and Maloney behind Georgetown. Umpire Helier.
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Holy Cross
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R.H.E. Holy Cross
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Montgomery
Cantwell
Maloney
Helier
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