Pirates Edge Heps 7 6 In 12 Inning Baseball Thriller
In a wild 12 inning battle Pirates beat Boston Heps 7 to 6. Buck Herzog miscue allowed Carey to score the winning run as Hans Wagner hit a homer and Herzog a key fielding play helped Pittsburgh’s comeback. Ingerton sent a tying homer, Leach doubled, and Clarke, Leifield and Camnitz combined for the mound work.
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Pirates
Heps
Buck Herzog
Carey
Herzog
Leifield
Ingerton
Scotty
Boston
Tommy Leach
Tommy
Clarke
Sweeney
Honus
Buck
Pittsburg
A. Byrne
Leach
Wagner
J. Mier
Hunter
Wilson
Gibson
Ferry
Possa
Pega
Lynn
Camnitz
D. Clarke
Collins
Ds ' Tenner
Goode
Bell Beats Richie In Pitching Duel
In Brooklyn on May 7 Bell shut out the Chicago team 1 to 0. Only five visitors reached second base as Stark starred at short. Daubert appeared involved after Kling threw wild on his steal of second and Zimmerman was sent to the clubhouse for sitting on Daubert.
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Brooklyn
Richie
Bell
Chicagos
Stark
Short
H. Zimmerman
Daubert
Kling
A. E. Stark
Burch
Coulson
FE. Zimmerman
Bergen
Chicago
Sheckard
Oe Schulte
Hofman
Chance
Saier
Doyle
Shean
Archer
Peter
Kaiser
Sonne
Wheat
Nlars
Fs Zimmerman
Hummel
Fiumme
Eason and Johnstone
Everett High Beats Somerville In Tight 4 3 Game On Broadway Field
Everett High defeated Somerville 4 to 3 in a streaky contest marked by a sixth inning collision. Gould of Everett made a controversial play injuring Fallis as Norton’s relay to first caused Fallis to retire. Gould later stole second but was out attempting to steal third and did not return.
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Ack Ferry
North Adams
Mass
Cliff
Pittsburg
Clifton
Honus Wagner
Wilson
Clarke
Ferry
Zefty Leifield
Amnitz
Boston
Bobby Byrne
Byrne
Broadway
Somerville
Everett High
Gould
Everett
Norton
Fallis
Henry
O’donnell
NE Cage Matchups Cast Tonight’s High School Pairings
New England schedule lists Brockton at Lynn Haverhill at New Bedford Lowell at Fall River Worcester at Lawrence with local teams set for key clashes and regional bragging rights.
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New England
H. E. Lynn
Brockton
New Bedford
Haverhill
Sees
Lawrence
Worcester
Fall River
Lowell
Peref
Lynn i
Inew England
Lynn
Sallee's pitching holds the Giants in rout
New York May 17 Good pitching by Sallee enabled St Louis to take today's game from the Giants and to break even on the series The score was 8 to 1 Costly errors by Crandall and Bridwell aided the visitors Bliss of St Louis was taken with a dizzy spell after catching a fly and had to be carried off the field
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National
New York
Sallee
St. Louis
Giants
Crandall
Bridwell
Bliss
E. Huggins
Perubor
Eliss
Konetchy
Evans Rf
Lowrey Bed
Oakes
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AB. R
Devore
Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Devlin
Mrers
Edgrandall
St Tods
St Louis
Ellis
Murray Merkle
Salee
Rigler
Finneran
Athletics Lose Fourth Straight
Confronted by a tough lineup, the Athletics suffered their fourth consecutive defeat as the game unfolded with persistent pressure and late rallies failing to change the outcome.
Yale Triumphs Over Princeton Freshmen in New Jersey
In Princeton on May 12 1914 Yale freshmen defeated Princeton freshmen 4 to 1. Batteries Brown and Carter led Yale's victory as Princeton’s defense faltered. The score reflected Yale's sharper offense and stronger play throughout the game.
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Princeton
N. J
Eace
Princeton Ae
Taleea Batteries
Brown
Carter
Boston at Chicago and others in league schedule
Boston faces Chicago while Philadelphia plays Detroit New York meets St. Louis and Washington travels to Cleveland in a series of matchups listed for the period.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
ST Louis
New York
Broginlyn
Chicago
Inne
Per
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphis
Washington
Detroit
New York Annes
Cleveland
Bss St. Nis
Rochester Beats Providence 14 to 0 in Blowout
In baseball scores Rochester blanked Providence 14 to 0. Jersey City defeated Torone 4 to 2. Newark edged Buffalo 6 to 3 in 10 innings. Montreal topped Baltimore 8 to 2.
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Rochester
Providence
Jersey City
Torone
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Local Scores From Three Cities and Five Teams
New Haven defeated Springfield 2 to 0 while Waterbury edged Hartford 1 to 0 and Bridgeport beat New Britain 2 to 1. Northampton routed Holyoke 13 to 6 in a regional tilt.
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New Haven
Springfield
Waterbury
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Britain
Northampton
Holyoke
High school baseball results from multiple schools
Scores across several games include Hanover Dartmouth 149 with Dean 4, Peabody 12 over Danvers 9 in 12 innings, Winchester 17 over Stoneham 2, Saugus 3 over Revere 1S, Arlington 9 over Dedham 2, Norwood 5 tied 5 with Wellesley, Princeton 14 over Yale 4 and Princeton 14 1, Burlington Vermont 11 over Norwich 4, Danvers 8 over St John’s Salem 2, and Southboro Morris Heights 9 over St Mark’s 1.
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Hanover
Dartmouth
Dean
Peabody—Danvers
Peabody High School
Winchester
Winchester High
Stoneham High
Revere
Revere High
Saugus High
Arlington
Arlington High
Dedham High
Norwood
Norwood High
Wellesley High
Princeton
Yale
Burlington
Vermont
Norwich
Danvers
St. John's
Salem High
Southboro
Morris Heights
St. Mark's
Browns Sweep Senators In St Louis Victory
The Browns defeated the Washington Senators 9 to 2 in St. Louis on May 17 to complete a clean series sweep. Home run by Austin. pitchers Pelty and Lelivelt on the mound, Gates on base, bases on balls issued to Walker Otey Sherry. Time 2:45. Umpires Dineen and O Loughlin.
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Somerset
Otey
ST. Tomes Suisse
Owas
Washington
Austin
Laporte
Gessler
Pelty
Myers
Walker
Meloan
Lelivelt
Sherry
St. Louis
Dineen and O'Loughlin
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Wallace
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Brown Earns Big Win Over Elis In New Haven
The Brown University team defeated Yale 5 to 1 on the Elis home diamond, following last fall’s 21 to 0 football loss, marking Brown’s most decisive baseball triumph at Yale in history.
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New Haven
Yale
Brown University
Elis
Brunonians
Yale Beats Team With Late Rally And Errors
Yale stranded two runs with a fifth inning burst and a late eighth ninth surge aided by two Bennett misplays. Merritt tripled driving Freeman home in seventh while Warner sparked scoring with timely hits and Harris scored on two Bennett errors.
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Yale
Merritt
Freeman
Warner
Bennett
Corey
Thompson
Taylor
Harris
Talor
Nash
Crowther
New Hampshire State Defeats Bates in Ten Inning Win
Bates used four pitchers as New Hampshire State College won 6 to 1 in ten innings. Stark held hits down but lacked support at crucial moments. Brackett anchored offense, Danahy made a one handed catch, Cody stole bases, and Reardon scored the deciding run on a two bagger and two wild pitches. Batteries Moore Bosworth Davey Stinson Mayo Stark and Welch.
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Lewiston
Bates
New Hampshire State College
Stark
Brackett
Danahy
Cody
Reardon
R.H.E. M. Ti. Bigte
Moore, Bosworth, Davey, Stinson and
Mayo
Stark and Welch
Dorchester High Defeats Malden
Dorchester High defeated Malden 6 to 1 in a baseball game. Quilty and Flanders drove runs, with Quilty contributing two base hits and Murphy stealing a base. Brennan and Flanders walked, with Flanders striking out 4 and Brennan 16. Time 1:85, attendance 250.
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Thompson
Flanders
Dorchester High
Malden High
Quilty
Frazer
Butler
Murphy
Brennan
Malden
Malden Hig
Murray
Osberg
Eric Kelley
Oxford Cambridge challenge invites Harvard Yale to meet in London
The official challenge from Oxford and Cambridge to Harvard and Yale track teams was received by Dick Floyd, Harvard manager. The cablegram invites Harvard and Yale to a London track meet in early July, signed by Baker, Cambridge captain.
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Oxford
Cambridge
England
Yale
Harvard
London
Dick” Floyd
Baker
Shingle Hill Climb Draws Star Drivers for 1911 Event
Yale and New Haven clubs plan the Shingle Hill climb at West Haven on June 10 1911 sanctioned by the A A A with top drivers like Ralph De Palma and David Bruce-Brown entered. Caleb Bragg and other noted racers expected. Motorists worry about grease causing tire damage from differential lubrication and axle leaks. experts vary on the correct oil level. R H Williams of Stearns touring the East discussed lubrication with J H MacAlman as he travels to meet Stearns agents.
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American Automobile Association
Wilkesbarre
Yale Automobile Club
Automobile Club of
New Haven
West Haven
Conn
Ralph de Palma
Port Jefferson
Plainfeld
David Bruce-Brown
Savannah
Caleb 8. Bragg
Cincinnati
Yale Pilot
R. H. Williams
Stearns Company
East
Stearns
J. H. MacAlman
Williams
Ance
Lynn Takes Fall Out of Brockton
New Bedford edged Haverhill 6 4 in a free hitting game as Pruitt pitched well for New Bedford. Umpire Duffy fined four Haverhill players and Aubrey was ordered out for protesting a decision. detailed batting results and fielding miscues follow the box score.
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New Bedford
Haverhill
Pruitt
Aubrey
Duffy
PO. A.B
Po.a.e
Bone
U Bauman
C'tney
A Merrill
Fries
Barrett
McCrone
Hollis
Minville
Grubb
O'M'g
Wilson
Pratt
O P' Fer
Wheeler
McIntyre
O'Donnell
Fall River 8 Lowell 3 in New England baseball game
Fall River defeated Lowell 8 to 3 after scoring five runs in the first inning. Quinn pitched four innings for Lowell while Fall River’s bats produced multiple hits and runners left on base.
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Fall River
Lowell
Quinn
Yowell
Williams
Hickman
Wormwood
Batls
Conklin
Wolfgang
Weaver
Fleming
Foley Debut in Brockton Falls to Lynn 7 3
May 17 Brockton starter Foley, ex Holy Cross, lasted poorly as Lynn won 7 to 3. Key hits came from Lonergan Strands and Daum. Strands and Lonergan contributed two base hits and Daum added one. Foley yielded 8 runs on 9 hits with seven walks, while Smith fared better for Lynn. Umpire Walsh and a 2 hour 15 minute game time marked the afternoon.
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New England
Brockton
Foley
Holy Cross
Lynn
Lonergan
Strands
Daum
Bh.po
A.E
E. Cargo
H'rcksen
Moore
Conn'ton
Wallace
Stankard
Callahan
Boardman
M'G'vern
F. Smith
Logan
Om’ Lane
Ol Lavigne
Smith
Dice
Tey
Ee Wrockton
Sateas
Qllahan
McGovern
Danm
Cargo
K. Smith
Lavigne
Karate Wallace
Balla
Walsh
Lawrence 5 Worcester 4 in New England showdown
Lawrence rallied in the ninth inning to edge Worcester 5 to 4. Ridgeway started for Worcester and weakened in the ninth. with none out and bases loaded Lawrence scored two runs. Wilson relieved Ridgeway to finish the frame as Lawrence claimed the win.
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Lawrence
Worcester
Ridgeway
Wilson
Wolf's Head Oil Claims Superior Motor Oil Quality
The story argues carbon in ordinary oils clogs cylinders and causes wear, urging Wolf's Head Oil as best due to thorough refining of Pennsylvania crude. It asserts only Pennsylvania crude, heated distillation, and aggressive filtration produce clean oil fit for lubrication.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
California
Exeter Beats Harvard Freshies On Track
Exeter, N H May 17 Exeter defeated Harvard freshmen 74 to 32 Fred Burns missed due to a leg problem Bill Bingham starred winning the hundred in 1925 seconds then the half mile in 2m 12s finishing 20 yards ahead of Dougherty The mile race saw a swift pace with Mackenzie Wardell and McKenzie leading and finishing near the tape The meet featured several events won by Exeter athletes including Barron Brown Pearsall and Bingham with multiple top places while Harvard took some events such as Freeman and Storer in the hammer and shot put respectively
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Harvard
Fred Burns
Bill Bingham
Dougherty
Nelson
McKenzie
Wardell
Freeman
Gowdy
Bingham
Barron
Cornell
Mackenzie
Graham
Brown
Pearsall
Abbott
Hyatt
Jackson
Tower
MacDougall
Burton
Compton
Storer
Faulkner
Carter
Fieldy Exeter
Camp
Howard
Kirkpatrick
Neal
Worthington
Tilton
Brickley
Milton Academy Beats Volk mann 8 to 4 in baseball
Milton Academy defeated Volk mann 8 to 4 at the Academy grounds. Felton allowed six hits and struck out 16 as Milton offense fed on a string of runs including a three run first and late bursts. Swigert, Handy, Morse and Phillips led with multiple hits and defensive plays backed by solid pitching. Attendance was about 600.
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Volkmann
Academy
Felton
PO. A.E
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Emmons
Twitchell
Howe
Swigert, Handy
C. Felton
Wigglesworth
Watson
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