Braves Escape Third Whitewash With Two Runs In Finale
Reds pound Crutcher and Strand but fail to hold late after 26 innings scoreless. Braves rally in ninth with two runs as Yingling and Maranville shine defensively. Evers makes key plays while Groh and Niehoff pace Reds offense. Final score Reds 4 Boston 2.
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Redland
Cincinnati
Reds
Crutcher
Farl Yingling
Herzog
Heine Groh
Stallings
Boston
Strand
Marsans
von Kolnitz
Niehoff
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Maranville
Herb
Gowdy
Martin
Moranville
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Hobby
Bounder
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Nan
Murray
Schmidt
Earl
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Collins
Connolly
A Whaling
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Untitled Baseball Box Score Summary from New York vs Pittsburg
In a six inning game McQuillan limited New York to two base hits while Harmon yielded four. McQuillan struck out one and completed the win as Burns Fletcher Merkle supported with stolen bases. Double plays aided by Fletcher Grant Merkle and Viox ended efforts as Klem and Hart worked the plate.
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New York
Pittsburg
Snodgrass
Hyatt
Carey
Konetehy
Burns
Fletcher
Merkle
McQuillan
Harmon
Mathewson
Grant
Klem and
Hart
ST. Locis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jacobs
Cruise
Wilson
Huggins
Paskett
PO. A
da. Huggins
Peewee
Dressen
L. Magee
Butler
Miller
Win
Yes
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Snyder
Beek
Griner
Sallee, D
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Lobert
Mayee
Becker
Byrne
Trelan
Reed
Killifer
Dooin
aDevore
Marshall
Pirates
AB Bescher
A. E. Burns
Pletcher
Seer
Stock
Meyers
K. J
Mowrey
Koneteh
Mitchell
McCarthy
Wagner
Gibson
Zabel
Brooklyn
Tomeeve
Chicago
Leach
Dalton
Good
Sweeney
Zimmerman
Cutshaw
Schulte
Lavender
Bel
Humphries
Sack- Saier
Stengel
Daubert
Smith
Ste
Cuts
Cardinals Bunch Hits Beat Phillies
Cardinals win as Huggins Devore Burns Paskett homerize in 9th. Griner earns win over Sallee, hitting seven in seven innings. L Magee plates two with steals. errors and miscues noted as managers tally.
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Cardinals
Phillies
Tip Tops Edge St Louis In Ragged Win
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 12 to 6 in a loose game. Both teams walked and batted poorly with many errors. Vernon retired early for Brooklyn while Groom and Herbert pitched poorly for St Louis. Final line shows Brooklyn 2 0 5 1 0 4 0 0 0 12 runs, 12 hits, 2 errors. St Louis 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 6 runs, 9 hits, 4 errors.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Groom
Herbert
Vernon
R.H.E
Lafitte
Land
Welch
Simon
Chicago Beats Buffalo 7-0 In Early Baseball Clash
Hendrix kept Buffalo to two hits as Chicago cruised to a 7 to 0 victory. Moran was hit repeatedly and removed in the sixth as Chicago plated four runs. Final line shows Chicago 7 runs on 11 hits, Buffalo 0 runs on 2 hits. Batterymates Hendrix Wilson Mo ran Brown Blair.
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Buffalo
Hendrix
Chicago
Moran
R.H.E
Butata
Wilson
Brown
Blair
Kansas City Tops Pittsburg 1 0 on timely hits
Poor fielding by Pittsburg and clutch hitting by Kansas City decided the game 1 to 0. Kansas City scored in the fifth on two hits a force out and a sacrifice while Dickson and Henderson held Pittsburg to five safeties. Hatteries Cullop Hasterly Dickson Henderson Berry were the pitchers.
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Pittsburg
Kansas City
Dickson
Henderson
R.H.E. Kansas
Hatteries
Cullop
Hasterly
Dickson, Henderson and Berry
Harvard Goes to Philadelphia to Meet Penn in Opener
Harvard baseball travels from Cambridge to Philadelphia for a two game series with Penn. Penn poses a tough test for the Crimson as Sayre faces Hitchcock. Harvard carries a 13 victory 14 game record but Penn is expected to provide tougher opposition.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Quakers
Penn
Crimson
Sayre
Hitchcock
Bates Wins Third Game Defeating Maine
Bates defeats University of Maine 5 to 8 in Lewiston to claim a third straight win. Lindquist allowed six earned runs over 7 2/3 innings while Bates offense led by Lawry and Coady produced multiple runs. Fox started for Maine, Driscoll relieved, and Bates capitalized on Maine errors and stolen bases to secure the victory.
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Bates
University of Maine
Fox
Maine
Driscoll
Lindquist
Lawry
A.B
Coady
Ilawry
Ogilman
P.cobb
OjChase
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O/Fox
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Driscor
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McDonald
Ch. Cobb
Condy
Talbot
P. Cobb
Davis
Moore
Cobb
Princetons of Charlestown Seek 15-16 Age Team Games
Charlestown clubs outline schedules and contact details for 15 to 16 year old teams. John McGrath of 66 Moulton Street Charlestown noted upcoming May 23 away games and July August home games. Everett B B and Henry J Qurrier listed as local contacts with beachmont and Revere addresses. The Pilgrim A of Beachmont aims to arrange matches with fast 10-11 year olds around Boston.
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Princetons
Charlestown
John McGrath
Moulton Street
Everett B. B
Henry J. Qurrier
Otis Street
Revere
The
Pilgrim A
Beachmont
Boston
Messenger
Crest Avenue
Maas
Dartmouth Blanks Tufts in Alumni Oval Victory
Dartmouth defeated Tufts 4 to 0 at Alumni oval Hanover N H May 15 after a resilient comeback. Hallett pitched well for Dartmouth as Wescott ended Tufts last threat with a groundout to first. Sullivan Wanamaker Loudon Perkins and Mendall provided the runs and the defense held Tufts throughout.
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Hanover
N. H
Tufts
Dartmouth
Medeford
Alumni Oval
Hallett
Wescott
Sulivan
Perkins
Wanamaker
Loudon
Mendall
J. Sullivanrf
Belpo
Stafford
London
Lee
U Low
I Mendall
Volk
Bennett
Cook
Armstrong
Proctor
Adams
Rons
Sullivan
Anamakhits
Dams
ball—Mendall
Golf Players Reach Country Club Tour Semifinals
The semi finals of the Country Club tourney narrow to the remaining contenders F E Hoyt J D Standish Jr Detroit Jessee Guilford Intervale and H H Wilder with Wilder of Harvard securing a 9 8 win and Guilford eliminating Whittemore in a thrilling extra hole match R W Brown and Whittemore both exit as Hoyt also edges Brown in another close contest KE N Wrightington wins the open handicap versus bogey event at the home club.
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Hoyt
Woodland
J. D. Standish, Jr
Detroit
Jessee Guilfora
Intervale
H. H. Wilder
Country
Whuh
Wilder
Harvard
R W. Brown
Meadowbrook
P. W. Whittemore
Whittemore
Jessee Guilford
New Hampshire
F. H. Hoyt
R. W. Brown
Fortune
KE. N. Wrightington
Holy Cross 17 Beats Cushing In Ninth Inning Rally
Holy Cross 17 trailed Cushing Academy before a ninth inning surge. Gale batted for Huntley. key hits by Rogers Daley Haggerty Devo and Steneck helped reeling offense. Mahone Graney Deyo Dacey Lawson stole bases as Daley earned the win.
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Huntley
Holy Crone
Cushing Academy
Hehir
Graney
Rogers
Mahone
Gilleron
Clancey
Daley
Haggerty
Devo
Deyo
Dacey
Lawson
Colby
Churehill
Stenek
Wild Piten Moe
Campbell
Ashaburnitam
Uoly Crosa
Academy
Moly Gross
B'ng'tner
Winderlick
Bichette
Omlanceyet
Daly
Churchill
Boston College Defeats Norwood High In Rainy Tilt
The Boston College baseball team beat Norwood High 8 to 0 at the Press Club grounds. Robert Gil starred on the mound for BC as Manley and Crowley led the Norwood offense with a few bright moments. Attendance reached about 300 under overcast skies.
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Norwood
Boston College
Norwood High
Press Club
Robert Gil
Boston
Walker
E.gill
O'Abbott
Oskuntoon
Walsh
Fitzgeralde
Rogersif
Brady
McCarthy
F. Crowley
Rogers
MecCarthy
Duffy
Derrick
Manley
Crowley
M. Crowley
Gin
R. Gill
Morphy
Yale and Cornell Tennis Tie in New Haven Match
Yale and Cornell played to a 2 2 1 score in singles and doubles. Yale and Pittsburgh were tied yesterday by the same margin. Captain Gates of Yale suffered his first defeat this season, while Captain Benton of Cornell delivered a first class performance. The Hunter-Cunningham duel and Benton with Bowers in doubles were particularly brilliant.
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New Haven
Yale
Cornell
Pittsburgh University
Gates
Benton
Hunter-Cunningham
Bowers
Princeton Tennis Captain Hospitalized Before Cambridge Match
Princeton captain George M. Church was rushed to the university infirmary with measles this afternoon, delaying the tennis team’s departure to Cambridge for the Harvard match. The item notes a feature in the next Sunday Post, Magazine, titled Soldiers of Peace by the Secretary of War.
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Princeton
N. J
George M. Church
Harvard
Cambridge
University
Secretary of War
Next Sunday Post
College dual meets set for Harvard Yale and more
Today features Harvard versus Yale at Harvard Stadium with Yale favored to win and Penn facing Cornell at Franklin Field while Maine competes in the Pine Tree intercollegiates. Ban Johnson is cited, Joe Lannin assumes Red Sox control, and coach Bernie Weter leads Columbia’s strong track squad aiming for a top finish. Captain Bill Barron is tipped to win sprint events, with further discussion on amateurism rules and East Coast entrants amid prep for the May 20 Harvard Stadium meet.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Lewiston
Maine
University of Maine
Bernie Weters
Columbia University
Morningside Height College
Columbia
Navy
Syracuse
Harvard Stadium
Chicago
Cambridge
Bill Barron
Barron
Crimson
Tommy Cornell
Packey Mc Farland Defeat Claim Questioned
The letter discusses whether Packey McFarland has been defeated in recent years and mentions a supposed past loss. It references Stanislaus Zbyarko as a prominent opponent and raises questions about legitimacy of a baseball pool result involving the Giants and Marl insbore with disputed runs.
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Packey McFarland
Packey
Plymouth
Stanislaus Zbyarko
Bis
Pole
United States
St. Louis
Glants
Giants
Anness
Harvard and Princeton Set for Tennis Meeting at Logwood
Harvard will meet Princeton in a side match at 2.80 this afternoon at the Logwood Cricket Club in Brookline. Princeton has defeated Wesleyan Pennsylvania and CG and looks like the strongest foe for the Crimson this year. Harvard will field Captain FE H Whitney R N Williams W M Washburn E R Hastings EB Woods and J J Armstrong with Whitney Williams Hastings and Woods pairing in doubles.
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Princeton
Logwood Cricket Club
Brookline
Wesleyan
Pennsylvania
Cgnd
Crimson
FE. H. Whitney
R. N. Williams
W. M. Washburn
E. R. Hastings
I. EB. H. Woods
J. J. Armstrong
Whitney and Williams
Armstrong
Washburn
Hastings
Woods
Harvard and Yale Class Crews To Race This Afternoon
Harvard and Yale will meet on the Charles this afternoon at four in the class championship race over the 178 mile course from Farm Bridge to Union Boat. The Harvard sophomores include Stroke Wilson Jefferies Curwen Foster Boyer Emerson French Whitmarsh Packard. Yale juniors feature St Morse Wyman Robb English Bennett Sefton Mae Creery H Morse Schoelkopf Cox.
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Yale
Charles
Farm Bridge
Union
Harval
Stroke Wilson
Jefferies
Curwen
Foster
Boyer
Emerson
French
Whitmarsh
Sox
Packard
St Morse
Wyman
Robb
English
Bennett
Sefton
Mae Creery
H. Morse
Schoelkopf
U. S. and Canada A A U Strike Alliance Pact
Articles of alliance adopted by the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States and Canada will harmonize operations. James Sullivan secretary treasurer announced from New York on May 15. The two organizations will work in harmony under the pact.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Canada
James ©. Sullivan
Yale Team Here Heads to Auburndale Hotel
The Yale track team of 60 men with trainers and managers arrived in Boston yesterday and proceeded to Woodland Park Hotel in Auburndale for their stay.
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Yale
Boston
Auburndale
Woodland Park Hotel
Criger Fund Reaches 719.10 From Browns and Club Players
The Criger fund now totals 719.10 dollars after the St. Louis Browns donated 100 dollars yesterday. Earlier contributions from the St. Louis American Club players bring the total to 719.10 dollars to date.
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Criger
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
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