Red Sox Triumph Over Tigers 5–3 in Detroit Series
Boston vence Detroit 5 to 3 as Walter’s dash home on Lake’s gamble seals the game in the 10th. Carrigan and Arellanes defend, Speaker homers and triples, Carrigan ejected, Lake’s bold moves spark Bosox triumph and hotel celebrations.
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Matchups Set Across Four Cities Tonight
Boston faces Chicago while New York visits St. Louis and Philadelphia travels to Detroit. Washington plays Cleveland in a slate of four games during the evening schedule with each contest featuring regional rivals and potential seeding implications.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Washington
National Basketball Matchups Across St Louis Boston Cities
National schedule lists St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia with club matchups shaping midseason standings. The slate features marquee city rivalries testing teams' form across major venues and dates.
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New England matchups listed for six cities
The schedule shows Lawrence at Worcester Brockton at Lowell Lynn at New Bedford and Haverhill at Fall River with teams paired for play. The list highlights regional games with six city matchups across the New England area.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail
Batted for Sullivan in the fifth. Hits-Off White, 5% In 5 innings, Fione, 1 in 4 innings. Sacrifice hits Baker and Barry. Double plays Parent Burrell and Isbell Parry and Davis. Left on bases Chicago 3 Philadelphia 6. Bases on balls Off Dygert 1. Hit by pitch Off White 1 Barr. Struck out by White 1 Flene 3 Dygert 4. Passed ball Sullivan Time 1 lh 85m. Umpires Myan and O'Loughlin.
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Worcester Takes Another Fall Out of Haverhill
Worcester edges Haverhill 3 to 0 after three seventh inning runs with Briggs and Kelley starring for Worcester and Briggs hitting a home run. Scoring details include multiple players, bases, and pitching notes, with time listed as about two hours.
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Haverhill
Brockton Wins 18 Inning Battle With Lawrence
Brockton edged Lawrence in an 18 inning game marked by light hitting. Hickman delivered the decisive run in the 18th, as Brockton used an error and McGovern and Shannon singles to score the only runs. Pickett and Needham stood out defensively for Brockton as O'Toole and Delave pitched for Lawrence.
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Fall River Beats New Bedford 13-9 in Hard-Hitting Game
In New Bedford on May 18 Fall River defeated New Bedford 13 to 9 after a six-run eighth inning gave Fall River a three-run lead. Walsh replaced Moore in the ninth as New Bedford rallied, scoring seven runs. Cunningham starred for New Bedford and Bawcock for Fall River highlighted the action.
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Fall River
Walsh
Moore
Cunningham
Bawcock
Highlanders win third straight over Cleveland in six innings
New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 in a six inning game called early to let the visitors catch a train to St. Louis. Keeler hit a pop single off Wright after Liebhardt had walked two men to drive in the decisive run.
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Keeler
Wright
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Storke Reinstated by National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati May 18 The National Baseball Commission granted the reinstatement of Alan H Storke of the Pittsburgh National League Club without any penalty The player did not report to his club this spring having received permission to finish his studies at a law school
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Athletics Make It Four Straight Games
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 0 in the final game of the series at Chicago. The Athletics now have four straight wins and have held Chicago scoreless for 34 innings across the last three games. Chicago faltered in the second inning, allowing four runs.
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Philadelphia
Ball Traded to Cleveland for Neal Ball Purchase
Vice-President Somers of the Cleveland American league team announced the purchase of Neal Ball, former New York American shortstop. Report says manager Stallings received 3000 dollars for Ball who was recruited from the Southern League last year.
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Haverhill High Edges Lawrence In Tight League Game
Haverhill High beat Lawrence High 4 to 3 in a Merrimack Valley league contest at Haverhill. The B team executed a squeeze play in the fifth inning while Lawrence loaded the bases in the ninth but failed to push across the needed runs. Batteries Brickett Malcolm and Ryan Yule and Perking.
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Perking
Henderson to Meet Travers in British Amateur Tourney
Edinburgh May 18 Jerome D Travers amateur golf champion of the United States is drawn to face W A Henderson of St Andrews in the first round of the British amateur championship at Multifield course starting May 25. Travers and T G Stevenson lost a foursome today by one up to Edward Brickett and A R Aitkin in the day’s play.
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United States
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Boston
Edward Brickett
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Lynn 11 Lowell 3 in baseball clash at Lowell
Lynn defeated Lowell 11 to 3 in a game marked by heavy batting. Howard, Zimmerman, Wallace and Page led with multiple hits as Lynn piled up runs through six innings while Blanchard and Hoff struggled for Lowell. umpire Buckley presided over a fast, error-light contest.
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Lowell
Lynn
Harvard and Brown Meet at Andrews Field Today
Harvard and Brown are set for a Providence showdown at Andrews Field. Brown arrives buoyed by wins over Holy Cross and Rochester, boasting strong batting with Dennie and Orcutt in the lineup. Harvard relies on Nourse and backstop Raymond to counter, aiming to slow Brown’s offense after a 16 hit effort against Rochester.
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Orcutt
Volkmann Defeats Stone At Volkmann Field In Baseball
Volkmann won 7 to 4 over Stone at Volkmann Field yesterday as Volkmann totaled 14 hits and Stone committed five errors. La Croix pitched better than Hernandez and received strong support, while Estabrook and Baldwin led the offense with two hits apiece. Volkmann stole eight bases to Stone’s seven, and key plays included two-base hits by Mitchell and Cummings and three-base hit by Fleck.
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German Gymnastic Exhibition At Casino Hall Tonight
The Holy Trinity Athletic Association hosts its third annual gymnastic exhibition at Casino Hall on Shawmut avenue this evening. It is billed as the largest event of its kind among the city's German societies.
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Everett High crushes Tufts Medical in 17 to 1 rout
Everett High blanked Tufts Medical School at Glendale Park this afternoon, winning 17 to 1 in a runaway. Heavy hitting led by most local players highlighted the game as Sawyer, Bansing, Brown, Shillaby, Clark, and Bourque contributed at the plate. Umpire Herman officiated.
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Just One More for Cardinals in Narrow Victory
Cecil Ferguson's ninth inning wildness cost the Doves as the Cardinals edged them three to one in a pitchers duel. Beebe held the redbirds to two safeties through eight, Bates doubled and Beaumont dropped a telltale infield hit, then Ferguson walked three straight to force a run and, after Ellis Hulswit and Byrne contributed, the visitors sealed the win. Ritchey returned to second and Starr at short. fielding was sharp though batting lagged.
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St. Louis
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Shaw
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Starr
What’s the Matter With the World’s Champs
Philadelphia lost its third straight game to Chicago by 8 to 2 as Schulte hit a two run homer in the fifth inning and great fielding plays highlighted the contest in Philadelphia on May 18.
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Philadelphias
Chicago
Schulte
Cincinnati Wins Out In The Final Round National
Cincinnati defeated New York 4 to 2 as two runs tallied in both the sixth and ninth innings. New York matched hits but Campbell's defense and two sharp double plays stopped their rally as Cincinnati earned the win in the national contest.
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Brooklyn Loses to Pirates in Tenth
Brooklyn tied the score in the ninth with uphill work but fell in the 10th when Hunter relieved Rucker. Hunter walked a man and overthrew on Leach's bunt, then Wagner lined a three base hit driving in Barbeau and Leach and scoring himself on Alstein's sacrifice fly. Rucker had a rough inning as Pittsburgh collected five hits and four runs. Willis exited after five innings of hard contact with little Brooklyn scoring. Wagner starred in multiple phases for Brooklyn.
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