Boston Falls to Detroit matching world defeat record
Detroit 2 Boston 1 as Boston ties world mark for consecutive defeats. Ferris threatened in ninth, but Collins and Boston offense faded. Winter and Mullen pitched. Faris, O’Leary, and Freeman stood out for Detroit in a tight finish.
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Willis Delivers 8-0 Drubbing of Boston in Pittsburg
Vic Willis outpitched Cy Young as Pittsburgh blanked Boston 8 to 0. Pittsburg hit freely for 14 hits, with Wagner Nealon and Peitz driving in runs and Meier, Ganley and Leach scoring key plays. Crowd of 280 watched as Needham and Bates from Steubenville drew attention.
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Matchups Set for Monday NBA Card
Detroit faces Boston while Chicago plays New York and Cleveland meets Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Washington for a four game set with likely playoff implications.
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Americans Take Opener In NY Series 7 6
The Chicago Americans defeated New York 7 to 6 in the opener of their series. Both teams used multiple pitchers with Griffith and Owen delivering standout work as the game featured key lead changes and late-inning drama.
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Andover Downs Springfield Training 11 to 0
Phillips Andover overwhelmed Springfield Training School 11 to 0 in Andover on May 21. Andover batted freely and was fast on the bases as J Reilly Jones and Hennessy combined on the battery for Springfield. Time, 2 0m. Umpire Clarkson.
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Cleveland Wins Thirteen-Inning Game Over Philadelphia
Cleveland nips Philadelphia 2 to 1 after 13 innings as Bemis hits a homer for the decisive run. Waddell and Eells strong on the mound, with Waddell leaving after nine innings for Lord to bat. Flick Stovall and Brouthers contribute as Cleveland secures the victory in a tense early season contest.
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Both Leaders Meet Defeat in Narrow Baseball Tilt
In Lynn, May 21, Fall River staged a ninth inning rally against Lynn, scoring three runs off Labelle on two singles a double and a triple with one out but Lynn avoided further damage. Final: Lynn 4 Fall River 3.
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Lawrences Defeat by New Bedford 8 to 4 in May Baseball
The New Bedford team beat Lawrence 8 to 4 as Lee struggled with erratic deliveries. Key plays include Kehoe catching an infield fly and two-base hits by Lee and Spooner. Pitchers Morrissey and Leith faced multiple baserunners with several walks and errors shaping the outcome. Time 2h 15m with umpire O Brien.
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Haverhill Edges Worcester 2 1 In Baseball Thriller
Haverhill defeated Worcester 2 to 1 with late scoring and strong pitching. McDonald Duggan and Zacher delivered two base hits while Ruus Cripo McPartlin Lord combined on the mound for the win.
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Chicago Pitchers Wild As New York Falls Without a Hit
In Chicago on May 21 the wild pitching cost New York the game as 11 walks and two hit batters plus costly errors led to a defeat without a hit. Mertes was ejected in the fourth for disputing umpire Klem.
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National Basketball Matchups Across Major Leagues
National schedule lists Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at St Louis highlighting marquee intercity battles across four cities with top teams.
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Beebe Gives Up Late Run In Beantown Rivalry
New York scored in the ninth to beat Chicago 4 1.0. Beebe lasted 3 2-3 in relief, Wiltse worked 5, Mathewson 4 in relief. Shulte doubled, Bresnahan and BrowneSac hits, McGann Gilbert Devlin Tinker stole bases. Baserunners stranded: Chicago 7 New York 9. Time 2h 25m. Umpires Klem O'Day.
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn In Nineteenth Inning Showdown
A bases on balls and key hits in the eighth produced Cincinnati two runs to seal a 6 to 4 win over Brooklyn. Kelley Schleirgen Delehanty Batch doubled. Ewing and Overall allowed six and four runs in four and five innings respectively.
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Boston Latin School Beats Mechanic Arts 18 to 8 in League Open
Boston Latin School opened its season with an 18 to 8 victory over Mechanic Arts in the Boston High School league. Mechanic Arts led 4-0 in the first inning before Latin School tied it in the second on Kennedy’s pass Reagan and Fish singles and a Sweetser triple. Latin School tallied in every inning except the seventh, piling up 18 hits including a Reagan homer and a Sweetser triple. Features included strong batting from Reagan Sweetser Green and Kennedy for Boston while Emery and Gormley starred for Mechanic Arts.
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Gibson to be traded amid player reshuffle in Boston talks
Pitcher Norwood Gibson of the Col ling team is to be released or traded after Collins asks American League clubs to waive claim. Dineen likely to be sold or traded to Columbus. Boston misses Barrett who signs to manage Day ton in the Central league. Navin laments no loanable players as Boston risks dropping behind.
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Gibson to be released signals roster shakeup
The report says Gibson will be released after a sickness plagued him last year and his recent pitching has struggled. A trade for an outfielder is considered likely as part of rostering changes.
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Dartmouth Defeats Tufts 3-1 In Slow Game
Dartmouth beat Tufts 3-1 in Hanover New Hampshire. Glaze fanned 13 as Dartmouth jumped ahead with a third inning run and added two more in the eighth on Tufts errors. Tufts managed only a second inning tally after an error by Main. Batteries Glaze Main Watson Suter. Umpire McCabe. Time 1h 15m.
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MacLeay Defeats Copeland in Hoylake Golf Championship
Oregon’s H. L. MacLeay beat Stanmore Golf Club’s M. Copeland by five up and three to play in the Hoylake golf championship today.
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