Tenney Loses Hard Fought Battle to Pittsburg 1-0
Boston pitcher Dorner suffered a hard luck loss as Pittsburg edged Boston 1-0 in a pitchers duel. Leever bested Dorner with nine hits allowed, while Dorner allowed four. The lone run came in the second inning on Ritchey and Sheehan, with close plays and near ties later in the game.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Boston
Dorner
Leever
Conner
Ritchey
Sheehan
Donner
Cincinnati
Wagner
Meter
Ganley
Coat
Leach
Nealon
Seer
Dolan
Strobel
Bates
Meier
Ritch
Doey
Bridwell
Lee- Leever
Ver
Johnstone
One More Defeat for Former Champions
Detroit tops Boston 6 to 3 in Huntington Avenue game. Cobb’s one handed catch saved a tie, while Detroit capitalized on seven errors and bad Boston baserunning. Parent and Grimshaw led Boston hitters with triples and singles. Schaefer, Cobb, and Harris contributed for Detroit as Dineen or Tannehill slated to pitch next.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
Cobb
Selbach
Godwin
Harris
Parent
Collins
Schaefer
Graham
Freddy Parent
Grimshaw
Ferris
O’leary
Coughlin
Stahl
McIntyre
Schmidt
Crawford
Lindsay
Siever
Slever
Dineen
Tannehill
Killian
Donovan
Champs Win Long Game as Wicker Falters in Fifth
In Chicago on May 22 the champions staged a slow contest with Wicker giving way in the fifth after five runs came from four singles and a triple. McGinnity limited the locals to fly outs as runs mounted.
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Chicago
Wicker
McGinnity
Late Rally Lifts Cincinnati Past Visitors in Baseball
Cincinnati edges the visitors in the late game as McIntyre stalls until the final innings. A combination of sharp hitting, an error, and four stolen bases sealed the win for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
McIntyre
Baseball game summary with late innings defensive plays
Bases Robert and Barry Kelley contributed to double plays with Qdwell and Schiei and Jordan. Pitching saw Chech strike out eight and McIntyre four with one hit by pitch against McIntyre and three walks issued. Time of game was 1 hour 55 minutes with umpires Conway and Carpenter.
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Abe
Bresnahan
Browne
McGann
Mertes
Dablen
Devlin
Gilbert
Strang
McGinnity
Il Steinfeldt
Reese
Tinker
Evers
Kling
Eevee Wicker
Ffelster
P . Moran
Chicago
Siagle
Dahlen
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Pfeister
O’day
Klem
Robert
Barry
Kelley
Qdwell
Schiei
Jordan
Chech
McIintyre
McIntyre
Conway and Carpenter
Fall River Defeats Lynn In Open Baseball Tilt
Fall River wins 8 to 2 over Lynn as Vail struggles with control and hitters from Fall River respond. Moorehead, Watters, Cassidy and Bowcock drive runs. Swanson fans four. Major early innings give Fall River a commanding lead, Lynn struggles to rally.
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Vail
Fall River
Cassidy
R.f
Pastor
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Higgins
Bannon
Bawcock
Labelle
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Guiheen
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Drew
Bigbie
Kiernan
Radford
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Watters
Connors
Swanson
Clarke
C Sooee
Lee Wall
Moorehead
Bowcock
Gusheen
Stafford
Hartman Saves Win as Worcester Topples Haverhill
Hartman pitched 1 two out ninth inning securing a 4 to 3 win for Worcester over Haverhill. Zacher and Duggan led with three base hits apiece, while Connolly and Madden contributed on offense for the losers.
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Haverhill
Zacher
Burkett
Bradley
Gorton
Madden
Ahearn
Duggan
McDonald
Connolly
Knotts
Waterman
Chadbourne
Crapo
LeDuc
Timely sixth inning lifts Lawrence past New Bedford 4 2
Timely hitting in the sixth inning gave Lawrence a 4 2 win over New Bedford. Nelson Briggs Weddige Coveney McDonald drove runs as Lawrence pulled away. Kehoe Klobedanz Whiting limited scoring with strong pitching and defense.
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New Bedford
A.E
Valdors
Braun
Kehoe
Fulmer
M’d'‘Nald
Whiting
Nelson
Briggs
Weddige
Coveney
McDonald
Connaughton
Wilson
Kicbedanz
Austin
Klobedanz
O' Brien
Baseball News and Comment on Boston and Detroit
A compiled round of observations on Boston and Detroit games with notes on managers, rules interpretations, and key players like McAleer Donlin and O'Loughlin. Mentions Cleveland’s pennant hopes, Donlin’s injury impact, and fan behavior as Boston seeks a win at Huntington Avenue.
Manchester Beats Lowell 8 to 6 in reveals five for lead
Manchester defeated Lowell 8 to 6 in a scintillating afternoon game. Phelan and Kane powered the offense with multiple runs while sharp fielding and timely hits kept Manchester in front from the first inning. Roster details show Phelan, Shannon, Eustace and March among leaders.
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Fitzma’ce
C.f
March
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Mauch
Sullivan
R.f
Kane
Rothermel
Eaton
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Dyer
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Murphy
Raftery
Phelan
Fitzmaurice
O'Neil
Eustace
Pleiss
Shannon
Wake
McLaughlin
Henry
Local matchups listed for New England teams
Lynn faces Lowell while Worcester meets Lawrence and New Bedford plays Manchester. Fall River travels to Haverhill in a series of regional games.
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Heidrick Questioned on Terms to Play Boston Deal
Pittsburg inquiry wires Emmett Heidrick about terms to play with the Boston American League club if his St Louis release is bought. President Ban Johnson authorized the check into Heidrick affairs. No reply from Heidrick by late tonight. He and brother Charley met Boston emissary at the Duquesne Club in Pittsburg.
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Tannehill
Dineen
Boston
Killian
Donovan
Jimmy McAleer
Heidrick
McAleer
St. Louis
Hedges
Ban Johnson
J. S
Chicago Nationals
New York
Donlin
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Boston Nationals
Conner
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Athletics
Silk O'Loughlin
O'Leary
Murphy
Collins
Sheehan
Ralph Glaze
Nas
Huntington Avenue
Manchester
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Pittsburg
Penn
Emmett Heidrick
Brookville
American League
Heldrick
Charlee Heidrick
Local Scoreboard Highlights Shifts In City Matches
In Holyoke Holyoke blanked New London 9 0 through forfeit. Springfield Norwichtown 4 Springfield 8 and New Haven New Haven trailed Hartford 6 3 while Waterbury Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 7 3.
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New London
Springfield
Norwich
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Portland Man Heads Health Boards Associations
Washington May 22 The national conference of State and provincial boards of health closed with officers elected including President Dr C D Smith of Portland Maine Vice President Dr Joseph S Porter of Key West Secretary Dr John B Falcon of Baltimore and Treasurer Dr J A Efan of Springfield Illinois All officers named represent boards at the meeting and will lead the national health boards organization going forward.
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Washington
National Conference of State and Provincial Boards of Health
C. D. Smith
Portland
Joseph S. Porter
Key West
John 8. Falcon
Baltimore
J. A. Efan
Springfield
Critics Call for Boxing Reform and Safety Checks
A sporting figure condemns promoters for using youths and underprepared fighters in long bouts. He urges a strict age limit of 21 and mandatory medical exams. He decries corruption and recurring scandals, warning boxing could die if unscrupulous figures keep controlling it.
Boxing Regulation Sought to Preserve Sport Reputation
The piece argues boxing must be regulated by national and state bodies to avoid becoming a fly by night sport in America. It notes England treats boxing seriously with aristocrats attending bouts and public school championships. It mentions Jack O’Brien and Tommy Ryan opinions and trade talks involving Jack Hayden and Baltimore. It also cites German critics linking beer consumption to weak athletic performance.
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England
National Sporting Club
America
Jack O’brien
Tommy Ryan
Tommy
O’brien
Painter of Custers Last Stand Dead Identified
New York May 22 A body recovered from the East River is identified as John Mulvaney the painter of Custers Last Stand. Papers found on the corpse bore his name and address Brooklyn and references to the painting. His sister Mrs Alica Muldoon confirms the identity. he had been missing since May 1.
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East River
John Mulvaney
Custer
United States
Brooklyn
Alica Muldoon
Mulvaney
Ashley Edges McFadden In Rough New York Bout
In Mobile A. C. action Guy Ashley of Fall River defeated George McFadden of New York on points after a six round fight that featured rough exchanges before a crowd that demanded more. Other results included a draw between Frank C. Howe and Frankie Paul and wins by Danny McMahon and Willie Green.
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Guy Ashley
Fall River
George McFadden
Mobile A. C
Ashley
Frank C. Howe
Chicago
Frankie Paul
Danny McMahon
Charley Worst
Young Schillinger
Boston
Willie Green
Louisville
Casper Leon
Barney Sunshine
Harry Greenhouse
Terry Youngs
Yale Crew Barred From Henley Races
Yale faculty votes to bar the varsity crew from rowing at the American Henley on the Schuylkill next Saturday. Captain Morse selects the eight and four to row against Harvard. Oarsmen depart New Haven June 6 for the Thames.
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Conn
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Schuylkill
Morse
Harvard
Thames
Rube Waddell Out Of Game With Hand Sprain
Rube Waddell of the Athletics is kept out after a horse incident left his left hand thumb badly sprained. His absence threatens to hinder Oakland’s bid to lead the American League as Giants face their own pennant strain with Donlin reportedly breaking a leg for the New York club.
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Rube” Waddell
Athletics
Rube
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Mike Donlin
Donlin
New York
Gossip of the Boxers on Chelsea Showdown and London News
Boxing chatter centers on the Chelsea bout between Chester Goodwin and Rouse O'Brien at 124 pounds with a potential knockout. Included are notes on Ike Bradley in Boston, Gans and Lewis debates, Mellody and Lewis, Britt versus McGovern, and tidbits on Herrera and Grim, plus rapid finishes like Glancy and Flaherty.
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Chester Goodwin
Rouse O'Brien
New England
Abe Attell
Ike Bradley
England
Boston
George Barry
Jim Clark
Bradley
Jimmy Walsh
Digger Stanley
Walsh
John KR. Robinson
New York Telegraph
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Joe
Herford
Dave Deshler
Philadelphia
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Jack O'Brien
Jimmy Garaner
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Harry Lewis
Mellody
West
Jack McGuigan
McGuigan
Charlestown
Jimmy Britt
Terry McGovern
Willis Britt
San Francisco
James Edward
McGovern
Britt
Nelson
Query—Aurelio Herrera
Bakersfield
Cal
Joe Grim
Jimmy Dunn
Hughey Glancy
Pittsburg
Glancy
Dal Hawkins
Martin Flaherty
Corbett-Fitzaimmons
Carson City
Flaherty
Major League Matchups Set Across City Rivalries
Detroit faces Boston while Chicago plays New York. Cleveland meets Philadelphia and St. Louis visits Washington in the latest slate of intercity clashes.
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Pittsburg
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Chicago
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St Louis Rallies to Beat Washington in 10 Inning Thriller
In Washington on May 22 St Louis broke open a tight game by batting Sudhoff in two innings and won 6 to 4 in 10 innings. Hughes, who relieved Sudhoff, was strong until the final inning when a walk, a hit, and two errors produced the decisive runs.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Sudhoff
Hughes
Collins denies trade talk over pitcher Dineen
Manager Collins rejects that a deal was under consideration as Dineen was to depart Boston. President Ban Johnson reportedly drives the talks with Hugh M Breen returning from New York with expected news. Fans doubt a Washington trio Patten Stanley would upgrade Boston's outfield or infield.
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New York
Glad News
Dineen Patten
Stanley
Washington
Boston
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia as Waddell Injures Thumb
Ragged fielding and weak pitching by Bender helped Cleveland secure its second win over the American League champions. Pitcher Waddell was injured in a carriage collision, fracturing the thumb on his pitching hand.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Bender
Cleveland
Waddell
Changes in betting order of New York and Chicago
May 22 New York reports shifts in the betting order between New York and Chicago sports events. Details on teams and stakes are not provided in the fragment.
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Chicago
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