Rube Waddell Switches to Outlaw Philadelphia Unions
Philadelphia reports that Rube Waddell quit the St. Louis Browns and signed with the Philadelphia Unions of the outlaw league. He vows to pitch against Paterson and Brooklyn, aims to prove he remains top form, and criticizes his old manager McAleer while praising Philadelphia treatment.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Rube Waddell
St. Louis
Waddell
Walter Schlichter
Philadelphia Unions
Jersey
McAleer
Browns
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Paterson
Brooklyn
Chicago 9 New York 2 in American League game
Chicago built a nine to two win as Lake mishandled two innings of hits by the visitors. New York miscued seven errors and struggled to time hits off Walsh. The Mets’ offense managed scattered baserunners but failed to convert.
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New York
Lake
Chicago
Walsh
Red Sox vs Browns Ends Early as Rain Halts Play
Boston Burchell pitched as St Louis led 1 0 in the fourth inning before a heavy shower stopped the game. Silk O Loughlin and Tommy Connolly attempted to let play proceed but canvas covered the infield and officials called the affair. Only one inning was completed with the Browns going out in order and Carrigan's sacrifice scoring the lone run.
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Red Sox
St. Louis
Harry Howell
Burchell
Boston
Browns
Silk O'Loughlin
Tommy Connolly
Silk
McConnell
Lord
Cravath
Laporte
Carrigan
Hobe Ferris
Tinglaub
Howell
Hobe” Ferris
Dineen
Big Bill
Washington Defeats Detroit in Low-Scoring Ninth Inning Bout
Washington bats for Siever in the ninth, with two-base hits by Delehanty and Ganley. Shipke steals, and Burns walks 1, Siever 3. Detroit raps 8 runs as Washington scores 6. Umpire Evans. Time 20 minutes.
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Washington
Delehanty
Ganley
Shipke
Detroit
Burns
Evans
Detroits
Milan
C. F
Pickering
Sen
Warner
Ikreeman
Ride
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Rossman
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Payne Cee
Po" Logaty
Cavie's
Draper Donates 100 Dollars to Olympic Fund
Lieutenant Governor Eben Draper sent a $100 check to Colonel Charles H. Hayden treasurer of the Massachusetts fund to aid sending the American team to the London Olympic games and expressed hope for victory.
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Eben §. Draper
Charles H. Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Massachusetts Fund
London
Eastern League Scores From Montreal Toronto Buffalo
Montreal beat Baltimore 8 to 5 while Toronto defeated Newark 2 to 0. Buffalo won 4 to 3 against Jersey City. Rochester played Providence and hosted Rochester Rain in a scheduled game.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Conn League Games Postponed By Rain
Weather forces postponement of Holyoke Holyoke games while Conn League schedule shows two games rescheduled and other contests delayed due to rain.
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Holyoke
Golden Pearl Wins Pocantico Stakes at Belmont Park
Belmont Park in New York saw Golden Pearl prevail as an added starter at 6 to 5 odds in the Pocantico stakes, run for one and one sixteenth miles. The favorite Robert Cooper finished second in the May 21 race.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
Golden Pearl
Robert Cooper
Phillies edge Cleveland 1-0 in pitchers' duel
Philadelphia wins 1-0 over Cleveland as Vickers and Rhoades duel. Hartsel drives in the only run with a seventh inning pass and Nichols adds a two base hit. Rhoades allows 8 hits in 7 innings with 6 walks and 1 strikeout.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Vickers
Rhoades
Hartsel
Nichols
Murphy
Turner
Stovall
Davis
Umipires
Sheridan
Hurst
H. PO
A. Hartsel
Lfeereareee
J . Collins
Schreck
Collins
Coombs
Hinchman
Check
Hickman
Sear
Women’s State Golf Entries Close Saturday
Entries for the Women’s State golf championship to be held at Brae Burn start next Tuesday. Acting secretary Miss Fanny C. Osgood must receive names at 221 Beacon Street Boston by Saturday noon May 28 with no post entries allowed.
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Brae Burn
Women’s Golf Association
Fanny C. Osgood
Beacon Street
Boston
Clancy Sets New Candle Pin Three-String Mark
Boston bowler Clancy established a new tournament three-string candle pin mark of 314 pins at Boylston alleys as the national duck and candle pin tourney progressed with higher scores and tougher contests.
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Boylston
Clancy
Boston
Brookline Country Club Horse Show Draws Boston Entrants
Society riders ignore threatening weather as the Brookline Country Club hosts a three day horse show with mostly Boston entries. Winners include Miss Pauline Firth on Gypsy Queen and Miss Hattie Jacques on Cherry Boy in top classes. other blue ribbons go to Miss Andrea Adie, Miss Elenor Sears, and D. M. Waller among many.
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Boston
D. M. Waller
Broad Run
Allan G. Lowe
Montreal
Dr. C. Shirley
Warrenton
H. B. MacDougal
A. E. Oglivie
Pauline Firth
Thomas G. Plant
Hattie Jacques
Amy Plant
Elenor Sears
Clark
Dorothy Ball
Andrea Adie
Sunlight
Br. m
Miss Firth
Eliot C. Clarke
Pepper
Miss Clarke
PB. R. Drury
A. Wilder Pollard
B. G
S. Peavy
Prince
John A. Stewart
F. L. Ames
John S. Ames
Eliot G. Clarke
Thoroughbred Hunters
A. Henry Higginson
B. G. Balford
G. J. Ogilvie
H. B. MaccDougall
B. G. Optical
John St. Ames
B. G. Dorset
Middlesex Hunt Club
F de Jong
B. G. Sultan
Andrew Adie
B. G. Brownie
Robert Gould Shaw
Shenango Max
Alice Thorndike
Jack Rabbit
V. S. Ames
Franklin R. Johnson
G. Casper
Edith Austin
Jimgine Keene
James A. Davis
H. L. Mann
Dr. A. A. Fitch
Little Creighton
H. A. Paton
Ch. G.— San Toy
Thomas W. Pierce
John Peel
EF. R. Appleton, Jr
Miss Katherine Roosevelt
Lorna Doone
R. Williams
Babs
Harry L. Burrage
Genesee
IF. C. Macomber
Adare
Dorset
Browns First Sidelight on Cicotte and Waddell Rumors
Bits of baseball chatter note Cicotte likely to join the Browns as Burchell waits for another chance. Waddell reportedly received a shotgun gift from Philadelphia friends and may have pawned it. Nationals shift games to 3 15 at South End grounds with Umpire O Loughlin likely in New York.
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Cicotte
Burchell
Browns
Waddell
Philadelphia
Slowtown
Nationals
South End
O'Loughlin
New York
O’loughlin
Boston
Doves defeat Cubs in regular swatfest at West Side Park
The Doves overpowered the Chicago Cubs 11 to 3 as Overall and Pfeister were touched for runs. Beaumont, Bates, and Bowerman led the hit spree while Reulbach struggled to halt the onslaught.
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Boston
G Brown
A Beaumont
Bates
Eewrene
McGann
Bowerman
Ritchey
Chicago
AB PO
BE Evers
Zimmerman
Sheckard
R Eserves
Schulte
Chance
Steinfeldt
Slagle
National League Matchups Listed For Tuesday Card
National games include Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at St. Louis with key interstate rivalry matchups on schedule. Strong teams face off in major league venues across the country.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
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N. E
Cincinnati
Ewce
ST. Louis Eeerene
Chicago Heeeels Ee
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Ewer
Soul
Brooklyn
Briggs Beats Fitzgerald in Fast Fight at Olympia A C
In Bridgeport on May 21 Jimmy Briggs of Boston defeated Willie Fitzgerald of Philadelphia over 10 brisk rounds before a large crowd at the Olympia A C. Briggs landed clean lefts that visibly hurt Fitzgerald, and the bout clearly belonged to Briggs.
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Cincinnati
Yaard
Philadelphia
Knabe
Grant
Courtney
Foe
Titus
R. F Ener
Seer
Magee
Osborn
Bransfield
Doolin
Dooin
Moren
Sparks
McQuillen
Eza Huggins
Kane
Lobert
Mitchell
Ganzel
Schlei
Paskert
Hulswitz
Weimer
Spade
Campbell
McLean
Tere
Bridgeport
Conn
Olympia A. C
Jimmy Briggs
Boston
Willie Fitzgerald
Briggs
Fitzgerald
Willie
Pastime A A to Hold Cross Country May 30
The Pastime A A of Dorchester announces its first handicap cross-country race on May 30 at 10 am. The 10 mile course begins at the Columbia road gymnasium and runs via Blue Hill avenue to Mattapan square then to the boulevard, with five prizes including gold silver and bronze medals for top finishers.
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Dorchester
Columbia Road Gymnasium
Gymnasium
Columbia Road
Blue Hill Avenue
Mattapan Square
Boulevard
Lowell and Eaton Lead Offensive Display in 6 Runs
The game features multiple hits including a home run by Howard and a two base hit by Milley. Evens the score with three and four inning pitching notes, with Rivard and Otis stacking 4 and 5 strikeouts respectively. Stowers, Otis, and Rivard combine for the pitching effort as multiple bases on balls and stolen bases are noted.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ganzel
Doolin
Huxygins
Mitchell
Huegins
Grant
Moren
Osborn
Ixnabe
Weimer
Spade
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McQuillen
Enmslie
Eaton
Duggan
PWC
Icrancace
Bawrentere
Vee
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Howard
Duff
Wignn
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Devine
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Warner
Stowers
Otis
Rivard
Cummings
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Harris
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P.C. Seer
Haverhill Ener Lynn
Lowell
Lawrence
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Wolfe
Harter
Crane
Roddy
Dees
Eee
Haverhill Edges New Bedford In Low-Scoring Win
Haverhill outbatting New Bedford 5 to 3 in a game fueled by several double plays. Dela ve was hit by a batted ball and left the game. Key contributors include Barton, Hamilton, Boardman, Courtney, Adler, and Burroughs with multiple hits and runs. Courtney and Harrison each had three-base hits. Umpire was Joseph O'Brien. Game time 2 hours 50 minutes.
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New Bedford
Delave
Oak de Ice
Bedford
Barton
Hamilton
Boardman
Courtney
Adler
Miller
Barrows
Moorehead
Harrison
O’brien
Burroughs
Doran
Uniac
Girard
Joseph O’brien
Worcester Defeats Lynn 7 to 1 Amid Rain Delay
In Worcester Worcester 7 Lynn 1 in New England league play. Umpire Connolly waited through 6 4 4 innings as rain intensified before final score settled with Worcester ahead 7 to 1.
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Connolly
Worcester
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