Red Sox Rally Past White Sox 5 to 2 in Chicago
Boston jumps on Elmer Steele for a 5 2 win as Chicago hampered by a late sweep of the Sox. Speaker and Carrigan drive runs while Burns takes the loss. Detroit and Philadelphia results leave Boston chasing standings.
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Athletics Wallop the Detroit Tigers in May game
In Detroit on May 19 Summers misthrew a wild throw to second and Stanage muffed two plates in the third inning allowing four runs. The Athletics then batted Summers and LaFitte all over the field. Stanage was Detroit's lone big hit against Bender. Sixteen strikeouts were recorded, eight by each side.
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Lynn Smothers the New Bedford Bunch
The Lynn team defeated New Bedford 10 to 2 with timely hitting after local errors. Key Lynn infield play stood out, while umpire Charley Ganzel oversaw the game. The action notes include Page Hamilton Zimmerman and Reischman as hitters and Herbst and Walsh on the mound.
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Fall River Rout Haverhill 12 to 1 in Bunting Battle
Fall River used persistent bunting to wear down Haverhill as they bolted to a 12 to 1 victory. Strong base running aided the offense with multiple players collecting chances and scoring. Reiger earned the win for Fall River while Haverhill used Merrill and Andrews in the mound.
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Cleveland Tops Washington 7 4 as Cy Young shines
Cy Young out pitched Smith to end Cleveland’s losing streak. Young walked two and struck out seven through 9 innings while Cleveland capitalized on errors and timely hits including a Lord home run and three-base hits by Conroy Delehanty and Hinchman to defeat the Washington team 7 to 4 in Cleveland May 19.
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Highlanders Talkie a Fall Out of the Browns
New York won the opening game of the series 5 to 1 in St. Louis. Powell struggled and was pulled for Criss after the visitors built a lead.
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Boston at Chicago and other NBA matchups listed
The schedule lists games including Boston versus Chicago New York versus St Louis Philadelphia versus Detroit and Washington versus Cleveland for pickup coverage with no results or outcomes provided.
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Brockton 5 Lowell 0 in five innings. double plays mark win
Brockton dominated Lowell 5 to 0 with Finlayson overpowering the opposition. Four double plays highlighted the game as Patrick, Donovan, Howard and others contributed runs and solid defense at Lowell.
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Worcester Defeats Lawrence In Fast Game 4 1
Worcester wins 4 to 1 over Lawrence in a well played contest. Hammond and Guest spark the fielding while Vinson delivers timely hitting.
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Giants Roll Up 18 Runs in National League Rout
New York defeated Cincinnati 18 to 3 in a National League game. Wiltse earned the win, with Savidge Cantwell and Dubee pitching for the Reds. Tenney hit a home run and multiple players collected extra bases as New York opened with five runs in the first inning.
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Baseball Matchups Landmark Across Major Leagues
Chicago faces Boston while Pittsburg meets New York in key early season games. Cincinnati travels to Brooklyn and St. Louis visits Philadelphia as the circuit fills with rivalry heat.
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Brown Blanks Harvard In Narrow Baseball Victory
Brown defeats Harvard 2-0 at Andrews Field behind star pitcher Chet Nourse. Clarke of Brown made a sensational final catch to preserve the shutout as Harvard threats were stymied by Nourse’s control and Hartford reliever Hicks. Lanigan had Harvard’s lone bright spots with early hits but could not reach home.
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Bride of Nationals catcher wed in Burlington
Mrs. Florence Cashen Ball, aged 22, married last Tuesday in Burlington. She has served as organist at St. Augustine's Church in Burlington for five years.
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Cardinals Run To Four Straight Over Doves In Boston
The Cardinals swept the series with Boston, showing improved defense and timely hitting. Tuckey pitched well, Graham made a running catch and double play, while Delahanty’s late bid in right field drew crowd cheers. The Doves struggled with pitching, fielding, and run production as Boston fans eye a quicker turnaround.
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Netchy Sweeney Ritchey and Beck Sallee Charles and Konetchy Graham and Beck. Time-ih. 38m. Umpires Day and Emslie. Attendance 1632.
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Bell Puts a Check on the League Leaders
Bell shut out the Pittsburgs 2 to 0 in Brooklyn on May 19. Phillips pitched well for Brooklyn while Leach committed a fielding error on a routine return. Wagner was the only visitor to reach third base as the game finished in 72 minutes, the season’s fastest.
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Phillies Rally To Beat Cubs 4 2 In Philadelphia
Philadelphia edged Chicago 4 to 2 as Reulbach was wild and taken off the mound in the first inning. McQuillan faltered in the seventh before Moren closed out the win for the Phillies in a tense afternoon game.
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