Doves Trip Cardinals In High Scoring Exhibition
Tenney's team shelled St Louis pitching for 15 runs on 13 hits as eight walks and several errors aided the assault. Lindaman rode to victory in a wild, error filled affair that saw Boston pull away with a six run seventh inning and coast to the laugher.
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Local Scores From New London and Hartford Matches
In New London Waterbury meet New London beat 7 7 Springfield 0 At Bridgeport Holyoke 5 3 Bridgeport At Hartford First game New Haven 2 Hartford 1 Second game Hartford 5 New Haven 3
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National League Cities Clash in Era of Rivalry
St Louis faces Boston, Chicago meets New York, Pittsburg visits Philadelphia, and Cincinnati plays Brooklyn in key matchups highlighting early season tensions among big-city teams across the league.
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Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati in Cold Weather Baseball
Brooklyn won with a clutch eighth inning rally aided by two bases on balls. Two-base hits came from Mitchell Lumley and Lewis, while Rucker and Pastorius allowed four in three and five innings respectively. Errors and baserunning shaped a tight, weathered game with 7 Cincinnati left on and 38 Brooklyn on.
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Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburg In Opportune Game
National Philadelphia won over Pittsburg as timely hitting and strong pitching, with Moren scattering Pittsburg hits, led to a 2 to 1 score. Key plays included Knabe two base hits Magee three base hit and Dooin Doolin in the field. Moren allowed one run and Seiffeld four strikeouts while Leifield issued three walks.
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Cycle season opens at Revere Beach with new management
The Revere cycle track prepares for the opening meet amid extensive alterations and renewed optimism. The main event is a 30 mile motor paced race featuring Hugh Mac Lean, James Moran and Elmer Collins, with amateur events on the card and strong training from all three riders.
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Tufts Defeats Bates 5–3 In Slow Garcelon Field Clash
Tufts beat Bates 5 to 3 at Garcelon Field in Lewiston Maine as Bates made several misplays in the slow game. Batteries were Tingley and Boyd for Bates with Rogers and Boothby for Tufts. Umpire was Charles Egan. Time about 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Baseball Notes Include Cardials And Boston Americans News
Notes discuss potential two week stay for the Cardinals in Boston area and the Boston Americans. Mentions Beckley without mustache and Beau mont as a notable ex-player. Also notes Cubs pace, Glendale Baptists seek 16 17 year olds for games, and two infielders plus a fast second baseman and shortstop sought by semi professional teams with contact details in Everett Newton Somerville and Dedham.
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Home Run Bates of the Boston National Club
Bates of the Boston National Club hits a home run in a reported game event. The item notes Bates as the key batter and references the club in a brief sports blurb from the period.
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Riot Flare at Cubs Giants Game After Polo Grounds Rejection
A near riot broke out at a Cubs vs Giants game amid police protection issues at the Polo grounds. The Cubs and Giants traded early plays with Sheckard stealing, Sheckard scoring on Steinfeldt, and Tinker aiding a late seventh inning run that sealed a Cubs victory. The Giants hoped to rally in the eighth but managed only a single run.
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Noble & Greenough Edges Roxbury Latin in Close Baseball Battle
Noble & Greenough defeated Roxbury Latin 5 to 4 at American League grounds. The Highland school boys led after a fourth inning rally four runs in the third, with key moments from Captain Lawrence, Jack Sweetser, and Cunningham. For Roxbury Latin, Cavanaugh and Minot starred on pitching and hitting as attendance reached about 300.
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Regulation of boxing sparks editorial debate in Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times argues for regulation over prohibition of boxing, calling for measures to remove brutal features and gambling incentives. It urges limiting rounds and banning referee decisions to curb fraud and public swindling at venues like Naud Junction.
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Spectator notes on Jay Gould and Billy Smith boxing banter
A humorous column muses on Jay Gould as a boxing icon and suggests Mysterious Billy Smith may rejoin ring life. It toys with modern talk, typewriter slogans, and prize payouts while wondering if old methods return as athletes pursue new fame.
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Boxing gossip clouds Squires Burns talks and fights
The column weighs the Squires Burns impasse with Squires avoiding Burns and McCarey’s hold on Burns. It notes promoters Coffroth and McCarey clash, with LA politics potentially ending coast boxing, while possible opponents for Squires look weak and unsure.
Milford High Team Poised to Defend Pennant After Strong Season
Milford High School baseball fans see a strong bid to repeat as champions after a 9 win, 1 loss start. Captain Curtain leads a pitching rich squad with Phillips striking out 114 in 81 innings. The lineup features Foley, Vitalini, Hixon and Dempsey with Dumphy and Jackman solid in the infield. They face Natick High at Town Park tomorrow and Dean Academy next Saturday, under town support and managerial help from Sub-Master Murphy and Assistant Livingstone.
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Green Out 10 Beat Amherst Hanover
Hanover May 21 The Dartmouth track team eyes the New England intercollegiate meet at Worcester. Amherst, eight time champion, is the rival as Dartmouth aims to overcome a sprint weakness with second string runners and hopes for strong field events especially hammer throw and shot put.
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Waddell Dominates as Philadelphia Drubs Detroit 38 to 0
Waddell pitched shutout baseball as Philadelphia routed Detroit, 38 to 0, delivering the club a second straight win in the series. The Phils tallied in the sixth on a hit batsman and an infield error, added two more in the seventh on bunched hits and a long fly, then Rid out Willets. Two-base hit by Schreck. Willets lasted 7 innings, Killian 2.
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White Sox Edge Taylor in Final Boston Game
Boston Americans lost 3 to 1 to Chicago White Sox in the final game of the series. Altrock pitched well for Boston as Winter matched him for Chicago, with Ferris committing several fielding errors. President John Taylor left the team as Unglaub takes over duties for the rest of the trip.
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Mechanics Win Over College of Commerce 13 to 4
Mechanic Arts High defeated the Massachusetts College of Commerce yesterday at Columbus Avenue playgrounds by 13 to 4. Wingerski pitched well and Odell made sharp plays though he was spiked late. Finn stood out for the losers.
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Orbin Car Promises Low Running Costs
An advertisement quotes Orbin claiming the vehicle runs at greatly reduced expense for similar work. The tester expresses high satisfaction and would not swap for any other car seen. The message invites readers to witness the car and its claimed efficiency.
St Louis Americans Defeat New York 3 to 0
The St Louis Americans beat New York 3 to 0 this afternoon, earning an even break in the series.
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Cleveland Defeats Washington 4 to 1 in American League
Cleveland scored late on a misplay by Stovall allowing Washington a single run in the ninth. Both starting pitchers were effective while Cleveland's timely hits secured the margin. The May 21 game at Cleveland saw the home team win 4 to 1 behind steady defense and clutch hitting.
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