Yankees Beat Koob and Defeat Browns in St Louis
New York wins its fourth straight at St Louis 7 to 3 behind strong hitting and errors by the Browns. Henderson, Maisel, Pipp, Baker and E Miller lead a New York attack as Koob lasts seven frames. Shocker and Davenport toil for the Browns but fail to hold.
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Cicotte Shuts Out Athletics 7 0 in Chicago Win
Chicago swept the Philadelphia series 7 to 0 as Cicotte pitched brilliantly for nine innings. Falkenberg struggled with wildness but received perfect support and timely hitting as Chicago built its sixth straight victory. Notable outs included two base hits by Strunk and Seibold with key runs produced by Weaver and Risberg.
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Indians Rout Red Sox 7 to 1 in Cleveland
Coveleskie outpitched Shore as Cleveland bats explode early. Roth, Wambsganss, Miller, and ONeill contribute run-scoring hits, while Speaker goes hitless for the second straight day. Pennock relieves Shore but holds Sox in check until late.
Red Sox Rally Falls Short to Indians in shaky inning
In a Boston at Cleveland game dated March 30, Evans hits a homer and Wambsganss drives in runs as Cleveland prevails. Gardner and Miller add two base hits. pitchers Shore Pennock Bader Coveleskie work through nine. Errors and on base miscues shape a tight contest with Cleveland scoring seven and Boston four.
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Baseball Night at Brighthelms tone Club Hall Event
President Percy D Haughton and Manager George T Stallings head a Braves contingent at Baseball Night hosted by the Allston Republican Club at Bright helmstone Club Hall. Walter C Abbott leads the event with brief speeches from noted major league figures and entertainment by musician guests.
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New Haven Triumphs Over Bridgeport 7-5 on Errors and Rally
Eastern League game in New Haven saw New Haven beat Bridgeport 7 to 5. Donovan struggled but kept hitters in check until Bridgeport’s eighth inning rally. Nutter Whalen Torphy Stimpson Shannon and Prieste contributed runs amid multiple fielding errors by Bridgeport.
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Hartford Wins at New London on Timely Hitting
Hartford defeated New London 7 to 4 as Dowd was called out for failing to touch third base after a tied eighth inning. Jenkins Burke Doughton Low Weidel Williams Becker Dowd De Noville Gonzales Simons Craig all featured for Hartford and New London.
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Worcester 6 Portland 5 in wild finish
Worcester defeats Portland 6 to 5 as Portland scores two in the final inning. McQuillan and Wood hurled, with multiple errors aiding Worcester’s scoring. Helfrich and Maloney led Worcester with key hits.
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Springfield tops Lawrence 5 to 2 in baseball game
Springfield built an early lead and held on to defeat Lawrence 5 to 2 behind Rettig’s clutch pitching. All five Springfield runs were earned, with key hits from Hickey and Hammond and solid defense behind Rettig.
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Phillies Defeat Pirates 8 to 6 in Hard Fought Game
In Philadelphia on May 17, the Phillies beat the Pirates 8 to 6. Paskert Cravath Whitted Luderus Stock and Wagner sparked the offense, while Mamaux took the loss. Key plays included a first inning catcher's interference call and Luderus’s homer as Philadelphia built an early lead.
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Baseball matchups across leagues set for today
In the American League Boston visits Chicago and New York plays Detroit. Philadelphia meets Cleveland and Washington travels to St Louis. In the National League Cincinnati visits Boston and St Louis goes to Brooklyn. Pittsburgh faces New York and Chicago visits Philadelphia. In the Eastern League Hartford hosts New Haven and New London plays Bridgeport with Lawrence at Worcester and Portland at Springfield.
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Mets R at Pittsburg game details and pitcher stats
First base on balls by Mamaux and Rixey tally multiple walks as Carlson allows four runs in 1 3 innings. Mamaux yields seven hits and four runs in 7 2 3 innings, Rixey seven innings with eight hits and two runs. Lavender workers two innings one hit. Umpires Byron and Quigley. Time not specified.
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Hyde Park High Rout Brighton High 6 0
Hyde Park High nine defeated Brighton High 6 to 0 at Hyde Park yesterday afternoon. Seven innings were played.
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Senators Defeat the Tigers 4 to 2 in Detroit
Washington wins 4 to 2 over Detroit as Judge Foster Rice and Smith drive runs. Veach and Spencer score on timely hits. Dyer and Spencer mishaps fuel the Tigers' loss.
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Pitching and batting lines from a baseball game
Detailed scorecard style recap notes plate discipline and pitching lines. Bas on balls counts for Shaw Ehmke Cunningham and Shaw. Ehmke allowed seven hits two runs over eight innings. Shaw gave up eight hits and two runs in nine and a fraction innings. Struck out tallies show Ehmke six Cunningham one Shaw four. Time indicates two hours five minutes.
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