Doves Fall as Pittsburg Wins Despite Errors
Pittsburg defeats Boston 8 to 5 at Forbes Field as Boston errors and ragged fielding, plus winward winds, hindered the visitors. Leach and Brown hit home runs for Pittsburg while Curtis struggled on the mound. Getz and Graham produced key hits for Boston in a high wind game.
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St Louis Triumphs as Moren Delivers in Eighth Inning
St Louis won its game against Philadelphia 5 to 2 after Moren hit safely in the eighth inning for four singles and three runs, breaking a tie and sealing the victory.
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Delphia
Moren
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Giants Win Rough Game on Reds Errors in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 18, Mathewson and Suggs were battered as New York beat Cincinnati 10 to 6. The Reds made costly errors in the late innings trying to close the gap after a strong start by the Giants.
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Mathewson
Suggs
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Cubs Win in Ten Innings Over Brooklyn
In NATIONAL Chicago, May 18, Chicago defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 in 10 innings. The decisive run came on McMillan’s misthrow of Tinker’s grounder, Archer’s sacrifice, and Pfeister’s game deciding single. Pitcher Carson was released to the Vernon club.
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Maine shuts out Bowdoin as McHale fans 14 in 5-0 win
In Crono Maine pitcher McHale allows no hits and records 14 strikeouts guiding the University of Maine to a 5 to 0 victory over Bowdoin. Maine fielders provide flawless support while Pond collects four hits in four at bats for five total bases.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Coeghee earned the win as Brooklyn tops Chicago 2 to 0 with two base hits by McMillan. Stein feldt Archer allied on sacrifice buncs and McMillan, Evers, Archer stole bases, while McMillan and Hummell turned a double play. Pfeister and Barger pitched with 2 and 2 strikeouts respectively. Time 1 50m. Umpires O Day and Brennan.
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Yale and Brown Tie in 12 Inning Game
In New Haven on May 18 Yale and Brown played 12 innings to a 5 5 tie. Brown's captain asked to end the contest so his team could catch a train. The muddy field produced errors but Nash and Regnier shone on defense. A potential triple play was spoiled by a runner, and McIntyre made a leaping catch and quick relay.
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Boston
Forbes Field
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Doves
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Brown
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Ville 2 en Polie Minnéapatie and Louis
Fragmentary notes mention Ville 2 en Polie Minneapatie and Louis with unclear context and partial names. The readable text lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize fully.
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Minneapatie
Louis
Wacsas
Andover Nips Villanova 3 to 2 in Rainy Tilt
Andover defeats Villanova 3 to 2 in a fast game on a wet field. Villanova led 2-0 after two innings, then Andover scored three runs in the fifth aided by hits and errors. Key plays included a one handed Reynolds grab in center and Skelton’s catch to turn a double play.
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Burn Golfers Face Rain at Soe of the Rain Show
Severe weather did not stop Brae Burn golfers from competing in the members mixed event. Miss Caroline Morrill and Prof. Gee Roark tied for top with a 9 percent gross and an allowance, while other players endured a soaking.
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Gee Roark
Ll. Moke
Rain Delays Detroit Boston Series Amid Manager Changes
The postponement of yesterday’s game pleases Hughie Jennings who saves Summers for pivotal games against Mack’s Athletics. With Duffy debuting as AL manager, Boston’s pitching staff led by Walsh and White faces Detroit in a rain-influenced tilt while Beckendorf stays with the Tigers and Pat Sheehan’s death looms over Boston roots.
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Cincinnati Jad
Reds
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Larry
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Groom Tight in Pinches and Washington Wins 4-3
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 as Groom worked well with runners on base. Mitchell left early in the fourth inning and Berger came on to pitch effectively, aiding the comeback and securing the victory.
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Berger
Highlanders Pound Stremmel and Win Final
New York defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in the deciding game of the series. Stremmel was hit hard in the seventh and eighth innings as errors by Wallace Hoffman and Allen aided the Highlanders decisive rally.
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End of Innings State St. Louis Defeats New York
Three-base hits by Stone and Griggs lead St. Louis while Schweitzer and Stremmel add sacrifice plays. Kleinow swipes a base as New York falls behind 8 5 in a seven inning game. Frill allows 8 hits over 7, Vaughn 1 hit in 2. Umpires O Loughlin and Perine.
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Athletics Win 13th Straight Victory
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 2 in a Westerners series game. The home team extended its winning streak to 18 consecutive games, with errors listed in all runs scored by both sides.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Westerners
Princeton Errors Lose Game to Lafayette
Lafayette beat Princeton 3 to 2 in a game dominated by pitching. Demott scored two Lafayette runs with a double and a triple while Greenbaum of Princeton allowed four hits and struck out 14 but received weak support. The scoring line shows Lafayette 11 10 0 6 0 4 3 42 Princeton 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 24.
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Cleveland
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A . Graney
Flick
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Stovall
Ib Flasterly
Emis
Lord
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Penn Hands Lehigh 15 4 Rout in Philadelphia Game
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Lehigh University in Philadelphia with a high error game. Final score shows Penn 15 Lehigh 4 as pitchers Wolfran King and Watts Beams Cozens Hawk appear in the batteries.
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Philadelphia
Univeersity of Pennsylvania
Lehigh University
R.H.E. Dicer
Lehigh
Wolfran
King
Watts
Beams
Cozens
Hawk
Fordham defeats Springfield Training School 3 to 0
Fordham College defeated Springfield Training School 3 to 0 in New York on May 18. Fordham dominated play with 3 goals securing the win against the visitors.
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Fordham College
Springfield Training School Today
Eastern League Results Reported in Brief Scores
In Buffalo games Jersey City beat Buffalo 8 to 7. Another score shows Toronto defeating Newark 5 to 0. Providence at Montreal played on wet grounds with no final result given.
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