Wood Tops Walsh in Sox Win 2-0
Joe Wood pitched shutdown ball as the Red Sox defeated the White Sox 2 to 0. Walsh surrendered two runs in the second inning while Wood struck out eight and held Chicago to a handful of threats, lifting Boston to the victory before about 6,000 at the park.
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Callahan
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Collins
Wood
Zeider
Weaver
Walsh
Speaker
McIntyre
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Nanamaker
Red Sox Edge White Sox Behind Wood Strong Pitching
Joe Wood held Chicago to five hits as Boston won behind a sharp pitching performance. Nunamaker's defense and timely hits key the rally with Harry Hooper delivering a clutch bunt and squeeze attempt as Ed Walsh faltered. Gardner and Wagner also sparked the defense and offense in a tight game.
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Nunamaker
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O'Loughlin
Boston
Ed Walsh
Larry Gardner
Lord
Harry
Chicago
Heinie Wagner
Red Sox
Harry Hooper
Walsh
Temple Defeats Mandot In Eight Round Lightweight Bout
Ray Temple of Milwaukee stunned Southern fans by outpointing Joe Mandot of New Orleans in an eight round bout in Memphis. Temple used his reach and height to outbox and outslug Mandot while Mandot repeatedly fell short and was wild, despite odds as high as 40 to 1 against Temple.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ray Temple
Milwaukee
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Mandot
Taiana
Temple
Freddie Duffy Loses in New Orleans Boxing Bout
Freddie Duffy loses a ten round decision to Joe Thomas in New Orleans. Thomas dominates the bout with sharper punches while Duffy presses, landing steadier blows but unable to convert into a win.
Major League Matchups On Tap Across Cities
Cleveland visits Boston. Chicago travels to New York. St. Louis heads to Philadelphia. Detroit visits Washington in a slate of early season clashes.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
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Odds Set for National League Matchups
Boston visits Pittsburgh New York travels to Cincinnati Philadelphia goes to St Louis Brooklyn meets Chicago in the set of primetime National League games.
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Pittsburg
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St. Louis
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New England High School Pairings Announced
The schedule lists Brockton versus Lawrence Haverhill versus Fall River Lynn against Worcester and Lowell facing New Bedford for upcoming city league play.
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Brockton
Worcester
New England
Haverhill
Fall River
Lynn
Lowell
New Bedford
Senators Defeat the Browns in 5-4 Victory
Washington defeats St. Louis 5 to 4 as Walker shines at crucial moments. Baumgartner exited early after a tough outing, while C Brown and E Brown pitched for Washington. Notable hits include Austin Milan Laporte and Henry. St. Louis left 9 on base. Washington 6. Time 2h20m. Umpires Connolly and Hart.
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Walker
St. Louis
Baumgartner
Wall
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Moeller
Foster
Henry
Schaefer
Milan
Knight
E. Walker
McBride
Laporte
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Otala
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Wallace
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Compton
Mrs Wheeler Leads in Boston Women Golf Championship
The Boston Women's Golf Association open at Wollaston Golf Club in Montclair saw Mrs E C Wheeler Jr of Wollaston post a 91 to lead the best card prize. G W Roope of Brae Burn was the only other scorer under 100 with 95 and match play draws followed for tomorrow’s round.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
E. C. Wheeler, Jr
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Brae Burn
Brockton High Beats Somerville High 6 to 2 in Baseball
Brockton High defeated Somerville High 6 to 2 at home on May 20. Pitcher Saxton ran into trouble in the sixth inning before steadying, while Somerville added a final run in the ninth on an error. Norton of Somerville made a notable one handed catch to prevent a runner from scoring.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Somerville High
Saxton
Somerville
Norton
North Cambridge Amateur Bouts Shine With 21 Fights
A large crowd watched 21 matches at the North Cambridge A C monthly amateur event. Patsy Greene of Cambridge defeated Willie Lewis of North Dorchester A C in a three round special. Jack Noonan of Dorchester stopped Jimmy Flanagan of Cambridge in two rounds. Sayre hurt his hand early. Snyder won the 105-pound bout. Kelley edged Blackley after an extra round in the 125-pound class. Al Ready dominated the 135-pound class as Joe White of Chelsea forfeited.
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Cambridge A. C
Patsy Greene
Cambridge
Willie Lewis
Dorchester A. C
Greene
Jack Noonan
Dorchester
Jimmy Flanagan
Noonan
Dyson Defeats Griffin in 15 Round New England Title Bout
In North Providence Dyson of Providence won a 15 round bout against Charles Griffin of Australia at the Marieville Athletic Club. Dyson dominated from start to finish and floored Griffin in the sixth round. In the final round Griffin was near knockout. Dyson sails tomorrow for England to face English lightweights.
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R. I
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Providence
New England
Charles Griffin
Australia
Marieville Athletic Club
Griffin
Dyson
England
Moran Beats Syracuse Bout Ends In Stoppage
Owen Moran defeated by Charles White of Chicago in a stoppage at the end of the ninth round after Moran was fouled twice in the ninth. White landed a crushing hook in the second round that put Moran to the floor and dominated early, Moran's eyes injured by the eighth.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Owen Moran
Charley White
Chicago
Studebaker Canada appoints Frank E. Fisher manager
Frank E. Fisher has been appointed manager of the Studebaker Corporation of Canada Limited. He is a Canadian with wide knowledge of the country and will oversee operations centered at the Walkerville Ontario plant. The firm aims to push Studebaker E M F 30 and Flanders 20 car sales in Canada with vigor.
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Studebaker Corporation of Canada, Limited
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Walkerville
Ont
Flanders
United States
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Mi* Company of Canada, Limited
John P. McDonald
Bay State Automobile Association
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Locomobile Company
Watertown
H. H. Knepper
Detroit
Warner Instrument Company
Bay State Club
Cleveland Beats Highlanders 6-3 in Final Game
Cleveland out-batted the Highlanders in New York and won 6 to 3. Vaughn exited the mound in the sixth inning and Blanding took a hard hit but recovered due to sharp fielding.
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Highlanders
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Local Scores Report From Three City Matches
Buffalo defeated Buffalo 5 to 3 in a city match. Rochester beat Baltimore 8 to 4. Montreal routed Newark 8 to 2 with Providence at Toronto postponed due to rain.
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Baltimore
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Newark
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Toronto
Baseball costs and bleacher patronage in modern era
A column argues baseball costs rise with player salaries and travel but crowds have grown enough to cover expenses without raising ticket prices. It urges sustaining regular bleacher seats over luxe grandstands and notes local athletes competing in Olympic trials, including Unicorn rep and notable runners.
Olympic committee announces entry received for college track races
The piece notes the American Olympic committee has accepted an entry and argues it should quiet debate. It highlights Drew in the 100 yards, Rice of Powder Point in the 220 yards, and Ted Meredith of Mercersburg in the quarter as top contenders. It also mentions rare prep school performances and teases a potential Meredith versus Reidpath race.
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American Olympic Committee
Rice
Powder Point
Ted Meredith
Mercersburg
Meredith
C. D. Reidpath
Syracuse
Debates Over Six Day Bike Race and Baseball Scoring
The piece discusses a potential six day bike race in the Hub, noting no announcement yet. It also debates whether last Saturdays Athletics vs Tigers game should count in a pool, with views on it being official despite the Cobb strike, and clarifies scoring rules for balls mishandled as hits or errors.
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Ainsmith
Walter Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Atwood Park
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Western Avenue
West Lynn
Ross Beats Moran In 10 Round Boxer Bout
Tony Ross of Newcastle Pennsylvania defeats Frank Moran of Cleveland by decision after a tame ten round heavyweight bout in Cleveland tonight.
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Tony Ross
Newcastle
Frank Moran
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