Red Sox Pitchers Couldn't Hold Em
Boston in Chicago series opener falls to White Sox 10 to 8 as pitchers falter. Duffy Lewis and Nanamaker pace the Sox hitting while Jack Killilay and Hall labor for Boston. Calls grow for a reliable starter as Williams is out and Joe Wood remains indispensable.
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Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Duffy
Doc White
Scott
Ed Walsh
Tehers
Jack Killilay
Hall
White Sox
Speaker
Williams
Joe Wood
St. Louis
Washington
Sox
Wood
Philadelphia
Jack Rabbits
McIntyre
Lord
Callahan
Sullivan
Donovan
Killilay
McHale
White
Lewis
Bodie
Collins
Tannehill
Doe White
Riggert
Engle
Wagner
Carrigan
Nunamaker
Hooper
Gardner
Nanamaker
Walsh
Larry Gardner
AB. R
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Tao
Retree
R F. Senve
Mis Begasves Riggert
Lewiss
Billary
Unamaker
Inn
Innin
Cailihaw
Garduce
Paval
Highlanders Win First From Browns in Series Opener
New York defeats St Louis 3 to 1 as the visitors rally with timely hits in the seventh inning to take the opening game of the series. Bunching hits, New York moves ahead after a tight start, with key contributions from the lineup to secure the win in St Louis.
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New York Bunches
ST. Louis
New York
AB. R
Senase
Walter
Hartsell
Cree
I Knight
Gardner
Johnson
Stew
Blair
Caldwell
P . Seers
Quinn
Ewes
ST Louis
Shotton
Powell
Ogan
Huse
Evans and
Mullen
Dufresne Stops Sub In Second Round Bout
Nap Dufresne of Lewiston Maine defeated Jack Williams of Boston in two rounds at the Northern Berkshire Athletic Club. Williams his seconds threw in the towel in round two after Dufresne delivered a decisive pounding. Original opponent Tommy Rawson ill then Meyers pulled out leaving Williams as the substitute who could not withstand the onslaught.
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Carrigan
Williams
Bill
Boston
Riggert
Hooper
Gardner
Doc White
Duffy Lewis
Killilay
McIntyre
Nunamaker
Matty
Nanamaker
Leslie
Bloomington
Harry Lord
Jack
Lewis
Corhan
Chicago
Lord
Collins
Tannehill
Callahan
Naps Top Senators 9 to 6 in Cleveland tilt
Cleveland defeats Washington 9 to 6 as Stovall, Gessler and Olson pace the offense with two-base and home runs. West allows seven hits in 5 1 2 innings, Hughes yields seven, and errors give Cleveland eight. West, Kaler, Blanding and Williams combine for the mound effort while Perrine and Sheridan umpire.
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Hughes
Cleveland
Isaac
Washington
Odo
Lelivelt
McBride
Ainsmith
Stovall
Gessier
Olson
Jackson
Ball
Schaefer
West
Kaler
Blanding
Fisher
Perrine and
Sheridan
K. Graney
A. Aislie
Ob Jackson
Easterly
Steer
Birmingham
Pothis
Sows Ovess
Milan
Eae
Sear
Casecens
Elberfeld
Eeenee
Gessler
Cunningham
U Ainsmith
Sretaee Hughes
Perscsevees
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Fire Commissioner orders boxing clubs to close if fire escapes lack
New York May 18 Thirty athletic clubs in Manhattan and Brooklyn where boxing bouts are held weekly must fix fire escapes or close under a fiat issued by Fire Commissioner Waldo. The order cites insufficient and unsuitable fire exits as the reason for action.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Waldo
Tigers Bat Plank All Over The Lot In Opening Win
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 4 in the opening game as Plank was hit hard throughout. Delehanty provided the heavy lumber with key hits fueling the Tigers offense.
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Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Plank
Philadelphia
Delehanty
Yale Wins Points In Hurdle Race
New Haven May 18 Doubt over points in Yale Harvard dual games hurdle race is cleared by a Harvard Athletic Association letter. It states Yale should be first Harvard second and third, resolving the scoring dispute.
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New Haven
Harvard
Yale
William F. Garcelon
Harvard Athletic Association
William Lyon Phelps
Kelley Wins Wells Trophy at Soldiers Field
Herb Kelley of Harvard won the Wells trophy 440 yards in 50 seconds from a field of 15, leading from the turn and beating Nichols to second. B M Preble finished third and Jaques fourth as Kelley seals a second cup win in three years and eyes intercollegiate honors.
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Herb’ Kelley
Crimson
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Kelley
Nichols
B. M. Preble
Jaques
Boston Latin Triumphs Over South Boston High 5 to 3
Boston Latin School defeated South Boston High 5 to 3 at M street grounds after noon. Pendergast hit a sensational fourth inning home run for the Latin, while Budge Courtney struck out 15 Latin batters as Boston Latin secured the win in a tight game.
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Boston Latin School
South Boston High
M_ street grounds
South Boston
Budge” Courtney
City Point
Boston Latin
Pendergast
S. B. High
A.F
Kane
Fish
Skayhan
Nelson
Thornton
Brodie
Sboak
Boles
Murphy
Ewing
Oj Courtney
Dennis
Flynn
McCarthy
Gradie
Oort Courtney
Boses
Courtney
Hanlon
Shayhan
Heyer
Vampire
Farrell
Rindge
Lawrence
Rindge Manual Training School
Lawrence High
Glen Forest
Rindgeh
Wiggins
Murphy B
Caffrey
Daly
Soomey
Bees i Krigger
Rfi
G'Kew
White
J Lund
Parks
Costello
O'Connor
Smithpaa
Toomey
Dole
Six yachts enter Bermuda race as entries extend
Extra entries push the annual ocean race to Bermuda beyond previous marks. The Boston Yacht Club extended entry closing from May 20 to May 22 as five yachts are officially received: Sunrise, Iris, Vagrant, Chispa, Enchantress, with Swastika expected to enter. The race starts from Boston on a 696 mile cruise two weeks from Saturday.
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Bermuda
Boston Yacht Club
Boston
Sunrise
P. L. Carmichael
New York
Iris
Francis M. Whitehouse
Manchester
Mass
Vagrant
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Chispa
Ernest A. Smith
Enchantress
Seward IV
Weed
Corinthian Yacht Club
Swastika
A. C. Fox
St. Georges
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