Foster Shuts Out White Sox In Pitchers Duel
Red Sox midget George Foster fans four consecutive scoreless games as Eddie Cicotte and Boston duel. Foster, with four straight shutouts, blanked Chicago 1 to 0 on solid defense and a crucial seventh inning play. Speaker drove in the lone run, and outfield defense limited White Sox chances.
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Charlestown High Team Defeats Commerce Second Eleven
The Charlestown Evening Centre High School beat Commerce second team 10 to 3 at Charlestown. Pitcher O'Keefe struck out 16 and allowed five hits, leading the home side to the decisive victory. Batteries O'Keefe and Furdon for Charlestown, Locke and Peterson for Commerce.
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Police Baseball League Directors Plan MA Philadelphia Series
Massachusetts Police Baseball League directors meet at Revere police station headquarters on Sunday May 24 at 12 noon to arrange a proposed series of games between the Massachusetts police champions and Philadelphia bluecoat champions. All policemen invited.
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Philadelphia
Naps End Losing Streak in New York
The Naps beat the Highlanders 3 to 2 in New York with timely batting and strong pitching. McHale allowed 5 hits in 8 innings, Schulz pitched the ninth, and Hartzell Maisel Truesdale and Jackson stood out with two base hits and steals.
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Senators Fall to St Louis Browns in Sloppy Tilt
Washington Senators score in a 5 4 loss to the St Louis Browns. Pratt Leary Austin and Shanks with two and three base hits highlight the offense. Hamilton Mitchell Ayres combine for eight to six hits allowed as Ayres fans eight and yields two walks. Time of game two hours fifteen minutes.
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Kansas City at Brooklyn and more NBA matchups
A slate lists Kansas City visiting Brooklyn, St Louis visiting Pittsburg, Chicago visiting Baltimore, and Indianapolis visiting Buffalo. The sequence highlights four intercity games across the league today.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
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Buffalo
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Cincinnati
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New England Matchups Across Cities
Witchburg plays Portland, Lynn meets Lewiston, Lawrence visits Haverhill, Worcester hosts Lowell in regional games.
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Portland Defeats Fitchburg 9 to 3 in New England League
Portland batted Lager effectively and won 9 to 3 over Fitchburg. Watkins earned the start for Portland with several walks but limited damage, while Clemens and Burns powered the offense with multiple runs and hits. The game featured strong fielding and a late surge for Portland.
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Athletics Win Wild Game From the Tigers
A wild game ends in a 2 to 1 victory for Athletics over the Tigers. Burns Moriarty McKee Barry Sebang highlight two base hits and a trio of base paths, while Wickoff Covaleskie Wyckoff and Bender exchange pitching in a tense late innings contest.
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Haverhill Beats Lawrence 6-2 on Errors and Double Plays
Haverhill defeats Lawrence 6 to 2 as Lawrence errs repeatedly. Three double plays highlight the fielding, with key hits by Reiger, Duggan, and Battling pitchers Olde Fullerton and Reiger. Reactions note Campbell and Howard among scorers, Duggan homered. Time 1h 40m. Umpire Black.
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Fragmentary receipts show totals and small payments
The text lists amounts including 852.15 and 2.00 and 5.00 with a running total of 859.15. Names such as Fritz and Miah McOrray appear in a disjointed format.
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B. F. Goodrich Team Faces Braintree A A In Afternoon Duel
The last Goodrich nine meets the strong semi pro Braintree A A this afternoon at Braintree in a pivotal baseball clash.
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Braintree A. A
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Marquard Scatters Cardinals Bingles
Marquard shut down St Louis to one scoring inning as New York posted a 5 to 1 win. The decisive sequence came in the fifth when Steele Huggins and Magee delivered successive singles to spark the offense.
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Reds Hit Pfeffer Hard Beat Robins
Baseball game summary notes Pfeffer on mound for Reds facing the Robins. Pfeffer allowed multiple hits while Hoblitzell Clark and Niehoff contributed offense. Herzog Grob Bates stole bases. McCarthy, Yingling pitched for rivals. Umpires Orthany Byron approved calls.
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Bridgeport and New Britain Football Scores Reported
Bridgeport teams defeated Hartford 4 to 8 in Bridgeport and Waterbury 8 to 4. New London routed Pittsfield 7 to 0. New Britain hosted Springfield 8 with no final result reported.
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Otto Hess Ends Vaughn's Win Streak in Cubs Shutout
Chicago May 22 Otto Hess of the Boston Braves ended Jim Vaughn's winning run today and then silenced the Cubs with a 2 to 0 shutout on four hits. Hess, recalling Cy Young in the minors, pitched a veteran performance to cap the win.
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Houck Debut Falters as Kansas City Downs Brooklyn 6-2
In Brooklyn's Federal League opener Byron Houck yielded four early runs and, aided by shaky defense, lost his first pro game. Kansas City rode the early lead to a 6-2 victory over the Brooklyns with Adams and Easterly backing Houck and Land.
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Baltimore Beats Chicago 8 to 5 Behind Two Home Runs
Baltimore won its second straight over Chicago 8 to 5. Meyer and Duncan hit solo or two run homers in the second and seventh innings, driving in two runs each. Final score Baltimore 8 Chicago 5.
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St Louis and Pittsburg end rain-shortened game tied 3 3
The St Louis and Pittsburg game halted after nine innings due to rain with a 3 3 tie. St Louis scored all runs in the fourth as Crandall singled after an error by Pittsburg player Oakes in center field. Final line shows St Louis 3 Pittsburg 3.
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