It Wins for Boston at Cleveland Yesterday
Boston defeated Cleveland in a high scoring game highlighted by Jimmy Sullivan sealing the win in relief and a powerful Boston batting. Key moments included McKean and Childs reaching, Tebeau scoring, and Duffy, Bergen, and Tucker contributing timely hits as Cleveland replies faded. Cuppy pitched effectively for Cleveland, while Mavis and O Connor sparked Cleveland rallies before Boston pullaway.
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Blake
McAleer
Wilson
Cleveland
Cuppy
Mavns
Sullivan
Burkett
McKean
Childs
Tebeau
O’connor
Long
Hamilton
Lowe
Tucker
Boston
Bannon
McGarr
Duffy
Bergen
Harrington
Mavis
Maiis
Cccecseeesees
C. Caeeaceareee
Il Harrington
Buccess Sae
Mains
Seatae Syesvne Cian
AB R. TB PO
Teheau
O'’Connor
Harrington Mains
Moatr
O'Connor
Umptire
Weidman
Baseball matchups across major leagues and regions
National League games list Boston at Cleveland Baltimore at Louisville Philadelphia at Pittsburg New York at Cincinnati Washington at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis New England League matchups New Bedford at Fall River Brockton at Pawtucket Bangor at Portland Augusta at Lewiston Providence at Rochester Springfield at Syracuse
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Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Pawtucket
Bangor
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Syracuse
Beaneaters Halt Spiders In Tight Cleveland Duel
Cleveland’s eight game winning streak ends in a hard fought loss to Boston Beaneaters in a late effort that saw Tebeau’s team rally but fall short. McAleer doubled with no outs in the last inning, a misplayed baserunning play endangering a comeback.
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Cleveland
Spiders
Beaneaters
Tebeau
Blake
McAleer
Browns Beat Brooklyns In Home Run Rich Contests
St Louis with Daub relief of Gumbert, Parrott and Cross hit two homers as the Browns defeat Brooklyn 8 3 in front of 800 fans. St Louis produced 11 hits to Brooklyn’s 10 with 2 and 4 errors respectively. Hart and McFarland teamed for St Louis while Gumbert Daub and Grim worked for Brooklyn.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Browns
Brooklyns
Daub
Gumbert
Parrott
Cross
Hart
McFarland
Grim
Louisville Triumphs Over Baltimore in Close Game
Louisville defeated Baltimore 6 to 5 in Louisville. Hill left the game after being struck on the ankle by Hoffer's liner in the eighth. Attendance was about 2,000 as Louisville built a late lead with ten base hits to Baltimore's six and three errors to four.
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Louisville
Baltimore
Hill
Hoffer
Smith
Miller
Robinson
Wild ninth inning sinks Pittsburg as Philadelphia wins
Pittsburg, Penn., May 22. Hawley hurled another wild ninth inning blow as Philadelphia, with Hughey replaced, overhauled a big lead. Taylor started rough in the first but settled to decent form. Attendance 2200. Final: Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg 1.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Penn
Hawley
Hughey
Taylor
Pittsbu Dideess
Pawtucket Beats Brockton as Home Runs Soar in Slow Game
Magee started for Pawtucket with Korwan finishing. Rhoades excelled on the mound allowing five hits. Pawtucket tallied five homers, three in a row, and won 8 to 1 as Brockton mounted errors and lineup changes by Roxbury Latin influence. Attendance 700.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Magee
Korwan
Rhoades
Brockton
Yeager
Shea
New Bedford Beats Fall River In Scoring Spree
New Bedford outplayed Fall River as Moynahan tiring in the third led to Sheible’s substitution. Five home runs powered the attack with two three RBI blasts. Attendance 1200. Final score 11 to 7 with New Bedford getting 11 hits to Fall River’s 7 and five errors for New Bedford. Batteries Moynahan Sheible Sharp and Stevens Rupert.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Mass
Moynahan
Sheible
Augusta Beats Lewiston In Wind Aided Clash
In Lewiston Maine on May 22 Augusta loses to Lewiston 11 to 10 due to sloppy fielding and a wild McManus throw. A fierce wind storm delayed play though both teams produced heavy hitting. Attendance 400. Final lines show Augusta 14 base hits to Lewiston 13 with 5 errors to 3. Batteries Weeks Butler Morse Williams McManus.
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Augusta
Lewiston
McManus
Ausaska Ahcessacceek
Weeks
Butler
Morse
Williams
Portland Beats Bangor In Baseball Tilt 11-2
Portland defeated Bangor 11 to 2 as nine batters crossed in the sixth after a 8-6 deficit. Bra ham relieved by Gildea, Portland batsmen hit and Bangor errors aided the rally. McCoy and Duncan with Braham, Gildea and Hayes as battery. Portland had 23 hits, Bangor 13.
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Portland
Bangor
Braham
Gildea
McCoy
Duncan
Hayes
Buffalo Defeats Providence as Fans Fill Olympic Park
In Buffalo on May 22 the Buffalos beat Providence 4 to 1 in a well attended game on ladies day at Olympic Park. Herndon pitched strongly for Buffalo with six strikeouts while the Bisons bunched hits, especially in the fourth inning. Cranby, formerly with Buffalo, went hitless and carried a rough first class record. Gannon to pitch for Buffalo tomorrow. attendance 2400.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalos
Providence
Olympic Park
Herndon
Grays
Bisons
Cranby
Bison
Gannon
Rochester shuts out Wilkes-Barre in May 22 ball game
Hermann pitched a remarkable game for Rochester allowing only four hits and shutting out Wilkes-Barre. The visitors' wildness and errors led to their defeat as Rochester supported him with solid defense. Attendance was 500. Final score 3 to 0 with Rochester totaling seven base hits and Wilkes-Barre four.
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Rochester
N. Y
Hermann
Rochester Today
Wilkesbarres
Syracuse Beats Scranton In Easy Shutout Victory
The Syracuse nine defeated Scranton with strong pitching by Brown after early trouble, Mason holding Scranton to two hits until the ninth. Attendance was 200. Syracuse had 14 base hits to Scranton's four, with six Scranton errors. Batteries Mason and Hess. Brown and Otten.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Scrantons
Brown
Mason
Scranton
Sytacuso
Hess
Otten
Roxbury Latin Beats Boston Latin 12 to 7 in South End
Roxbury Latin School baseball team defeated the boys from Boston Latin School in an afternoon game at the South End grounds by a score of 12 to 7. The Boston Gatiz bounded.
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Roxbury Latin School
Boston Latin School
South End Grounds
Boston Gatiz
Yale and Princeton to clash in champion ship game here
Yale has made extensive preparations for the annual ship game with Princeton in New Haven tomorrow. Five changes have been made, with former captain Murphy coaching. Probable Yale lineup includes Murphy Greenway Letton De Saulles Quinby Smith Jerrems and Keator.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Baseball Nine
Princeton
Yale Nine
William H. Murphy
Easton
Yale
Murphy
Greenway
Letton
de Saulles
Quinby
S. S
Smith
Jerrems
C. F
Keator
Pennsylvania Beats Harvard In Cricket Opener
In Philadelphia on May 22 the intercollegiate cricket championship opener at Mannheim saw Harvard bat first for 69 runs. Pennsylvania scored 33 in its first innings and 82 in the second, totaling 130 for the game, while Harvard tallied 60 in the second and 69 in the first for 129.
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Philadelphia
Manheim
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale Freshmen Triumph At Groton In Tight Sub Varsity Game
Yale freshmen defeated Groton School in a well played game with strong pitching and late double plays. Final score featured Yale with 14 base hits to Groton's 8, Yale errors 3 and Groton 5. Batteries were F Hecker and G Hecker for Yale, Clark and Sturgis for Groton.
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Groton
Yale
Groton School
Woig
Foo Zocsawacewac
F. Hecker
G. Hecker
Clark
Sturgis
Chicago Defeats Cornell In Close Ithaca Baseball Game
University of Chicago toppled Cornell 9 to 4 in Ithaca. Base hits Chicago three, Cornell four. Errors three to one. Nichols and Jones held for Chicago with Young and Gannon catching for Cornell. The game featured a tense late stretch and several scoring shifts.
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Chicago
Cornell
Nichols
Jones
Young and Gannon
Wesleyan Defeats Vermont In Home Baseball Game
In Burlington on May 22 Wesleyan beat Vermont 5 to 2 on the home field in a sharply contested college baseball contest. Wesleyan pitchers held Vermont to the two runs amid steady offense.
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Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Wesleyan
Vermont
Baseball and college games scheduled across Boston area
The Metropolitan Stock Exchange team meets Boston Stock and Grain at East Boston grounds at 3 pm with J W Conery of North Attleboro catching for Boston. Jack Ryan may join Baltimore Orioles. B Frank Wood issues nightly union score card, highly regarded in sporting houses. Interscholastic League English High vs Cambridge in South End grounds. Boston finishes Western trip today, travels to Philadelphia Monday, opens in Boston Tuesday vs Pittsburgh. Other matches listed include Yale Princeton Harvard Cornell Amherst Dartmouth Wesleyan Williams Holy Cross Boston College Boston University.
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Metropolitan Stock Exchange
Boston Stock and Grain Stock Exchange
East
Boston Athletic Grounds
J. W. Conery
North
English High School
Cambritee
South End
Bostons
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
Ithaca
Amherst
Dartmouth
Hanover
Wesleyan
Orange
Holy Cross
Wiliams
Williamstown
Boston College
Bostom University
Gray Eyes Banner Season for Old Saugus Race Track
Manager James O Gray of the old Saugus course plans a big running meet starting Sept 7 over ten days with six daily races and purses from 400 dollars up. He expands the hotel, seeks a New York license, and aims to attract top thoroughbreds and a strong stable including Old Saugus and Welburn progeny, with trainer Ira Harris supervising trotting stock and jockey Master Eddie Bosquet to ride.
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Saugus
James O. Gray
Saugus Race Course
Gray
New
Jockey Club
New York
Mystic
Medford
Norfolk Park
Readville
New England
New Orleans
Boston
Falsetto
Virgiline
Welkburn
Chevalier
Amy Robsart
Mr. Gray
Sara Caless Gray
Bard
Emma Pike
E. A. Dering
Rymster
Salutation
Powhattan
Glendog
Columbia
Taustus
Annie Richards
Bonnie Scotland
Ira Harris
Genwold
Old Saugus
Big Steeplechase Declarations At Country Club Meet
Alfred Batchelder announces declarations for the big steeplechase events with only a few forfeits. Declared out are De Lay, Quicksilver, April Fool, Wilkins, Latitude, Fabian, War Bonnet, Hustler, Glenfallon, Delay, Richards, Colonel Smith, Rodman, King John. Entrants remaining: fourteen for the Challenge Cup, fifteen for the National Hunt Cup, twelve for Brookline maidens, fifteen for the St Botolph Open, and twenty five for the Country Club Open.
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Alfred Batchelder
Mr. B. F. Clyde
Delay
Quicksilver
Broad Hollow
April Fool
F. H. Prince
Wilkins
T. G. Frothingham
Latitude
P. S. P Randolph
Fabian
St. Botolph
Westbrook
King John
Erie
Richards
F. Gebhard
Rodman
Nutmeg Driving Club Forms Connecticut Trotting Circuit
Secretaries from Connecticut driving clubs met in Hartford to form a trotting circuit including Bangor Maine Berlin Hartford New Britain Manchester Windsor Granby and Suffield. Charles M Jarvis of Berlin named president C O Morse of Hartford secretary treasurer. Proposed meets June 12 Wallingford Branford June 25 Berlin June 25 and a large July 4 event at Charter Oak Park Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
Bangor
Berlin
New Britain
Manchester
Windsor
Granby
Suffield
Charles M. Jarvis
C. O. Morse
Wallingford
Branford
Charter Oak Park
Trotting Races In Berlin Win Names And Prizes
In the West End course trotting program on May 22 the international sale race for 1600 marks and 2600 metres was won by Secunda with Lizzie Vaughan second and Florence Jones third. The Gesellschafts prize for 1600 marks and 3200 metres went to Dr. Austin with Miss Bowerman second and Nominator third. The international gentlemen’s race for three cups and 3000 marks over 4800 metres was captured by Mirth with Charlotte second and Tuman third.
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Berlin
West End
Secunda
Lizzie Vaughan
Florence Jones
Gesellschafts
Dr. Austin
Miss Bowerman
Mirth
Charlotte
Tuman
Boxing Gossip Highlights Poor Card and Rumors
A Syracuse boxing page lamps the Shadow Maber versus Tommy Ryan bout as weak and questions why Ryan avoids top challengers like Smith McCoy Tracy and Walcott. It notes Walcott’s Nantasket buildup and Quinn’s speculative, hard training while predicting Walcott faces risk from overconfidence and Ernst’s chances against Fenton in Woburn next Friday.
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Syracuse
Shadow Maber
Tommy Ryan
Maber
Dunfee
Ryan
McCoy
Smith
Tracy
Joe Walcott
Shadow Maker
Ryar
Bill Quinn
Woburn
Joe
Howie Hodgkins
Walcott
Nantasket
Quinn
New York
Ernst
Fenton
Fragmented Local Notice Reveals Partial Auction Details
A damaged OCR fragment hints at an upcoming local public sale or auction with scattered terms. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable, but officials and the sale action are partially glimpsed.
Boxing Notes From The Hub Farce And Fights
Night preliminaries to the Walcotte Quinn bout draw scorn from Fenton supporters as he trains in Woburn. Fenton, in peak form, eyes Ernst in what pundits call a tough clash. Promotions list Tom Tracy and Tommy Ryan as headliners for a Suffolk Athletic Club event in West Newton on June 16. Sports writers Jack Sheehan and W N Pierce praised the upstart Police News, while bets swirl on Slavin Maher and Fitzsimmons.
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Fenton
Woburn
Stoneham
Stanton Abbott
Ernst
Joe Mullins
Frank Steele
Eddie Connolliy
Nahant Pavilion
Eddie
Boston
Suffolk Athletic Club
West Newton Street Armory
Bunker Hill
Tom Tracy
Tommy Ryan
Police News
Jack Sheehan
W. N. Pierce
Slavin-Maher
Fitzsimmons
Slavin
Maher
Intercollegiate Games Officials Named for New York Event
In New York city on May 30 officials appointed include Referee William B Curtis marshal A D Peck judges Barry McMillen Julius Harder J E C Blackhurst W J Lanahan timers Robert Stoll Mortimer Bishop W F Wood J R Abeel Jr The Yale bicycle squad of six travels to Manhattan Beach to train under Asa Bindle with captain E Hil Jr and a rubber accompanies the party.
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New Haven
Conn
New York City
William B. Curtis
New York
Marshal
A. D. Peck
Boston
Barry McMillen
Julius Harder
J. E. C. Blackhurst
W. J. Lanahan
Robert Stoll
Mortimer Bishop
W. F. Wood
J. R. Abeel, Jr
Manhattan Beach
Yale
Asa Bindle
E. Hil, Jr
Target Shooting at Meriden Field Day Highlights Six-Chamber Revolvers
Meriden Connecticut May 22 Company I Second Regiment Connecticut National Guard held its annual field day with regimental officers present. The highlight was target practice using newly issued six chamber revolvers with each man allotted one minute to fire six shots at a fifty yard target. Colonel Burpee failed to hit the target while Captain L Barnes of Wallingford scored 24 of 30.
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Meriden
Conn
Burpee
L. Barnes
Wallingford
Harvard Team Cheered After Square Departure
Harvard baseball players left Harvard Square yesterday for Philadelphia to face the University of Pennsylvania. Several hundred students gathered to cheer the team as they boarded the barge to Boston, celebrating the anticipated victory.
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Harvard
Harvard Square
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Williams Wins Tennis Doubles Title at Williams
Williams defeat of Dartmouth in the championship doubles match at Williams College shows Williams Deming and Perry outpaced O Brien and Cummings for a 6 1 6 0 victory.
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Williams
Williamstown
Mass
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