Boston Victors At Home And Abroad In Tight Detroit Win
Boston edged Detroit 4 3 in a well pitched game as Cronin and Young starred for Boston. Schreckengost misplayed a second inning throw and Casey’s errors aided Boston. Dow and Hemphill contributed timely hits while Gleason and Barrett sparkled in defense.
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Cronin
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Casey
Eastor
Gleason
Barrett
Parent
Dow
Buelow
Dillon
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Stahl
Collins
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Freeman
Filbeyfeld
Foston
Whit
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Local Baseball Toss Sparks Narrow Victory In Chicago
A muddled Chicago game report describes a tense win where Pony’s team edges Philadelphia after late innings. Be tenacity by Mervin and Be reliefs helped hold off a late surge as eight runs, multiple hits, and four defensive miscues shaped the tense finish.
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Unclear text fragment of intranet book notes
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions sealed content and a stir related to a permanent home. It references Drelos, Wee a Tonen and numbers like 7 and 2, plus a term about a 4000 cure, but overall this reads as incomplete, garbled archival material with few clear facts or names to anchor a full S summary.
Beleeves and Pittsburg Battle in Tight Baseball Clash
Boston Beleeves beat Pittsburg 7 to 3 in a lively first inning surge as Cap Long and his men drove five runs. Chesbro pitched well for Pittsburg, while Pittenger steadied Boston after a rough start. Gammons stole the show with a daring double and an aggressive dash to third, drawing cheers from the crowd.
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New York Giants Rally To Top Cincinnati At Polo Grounds
By defeating Cincinnati today at the Polo Grounds the New York team rose to the lead in the National League. A sixth inning rally featured two triples and three singles, aided by an error and a miscue by the pitcher, giving New York a 7 to 4 victory.
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Chicago Cubs trounce Brooklyn in nondescript game
Chicago built a six run lead early as McJames struggled on the mound and Brooklyn errors aided the Chi cago attack. Hartzell Kling and McCormick highlighted defensive plays while McCreery caught a drive for a running out. Attendance reached about 2400 with Favel McJames Kling Taylor as batteries.
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St Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Opening Game
In a May 2 game Philadelphia falls to St Louis in the first of the series. St Louis tallies nine earned runs and dominates with 18 hits to Philadelphia four. Burket hits a home run as Scovosele and Harper lead pitching while Nash umpired before a crowd of 2983.
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Cleveland Romps Past Washington In Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland defeats Washington 23 to 14 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Cleveland bats erupt late with nine runs after two outs, Patton pulled in the middle of the frame, Everett and Graudy among hitters, with Byers and Patton contributing on base.
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Washington
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Eveland
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Hoffer
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Lee
Pirates Close In On Pitchers Forton Tennehill
Spectators, including Mrs Kittredge and Mrs Demontreville, watch South End Grounds as Nichols likely takes the mound for the Pirates. Backing by Kittredge and Moran strengthens a long trusted infield while Captain Jack Ryan and ex Chief Webber attend. Green notes the 1888 era and fans grow in number as Snodgrass, the finn, is mentioned with manager McGraw.
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National League and American League Games Today
Yankees not listed. National League features Pittsburg at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League games include Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Baltimore at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Brown Tops Michigan in Scoring Battle
Brown defeats Michigan 9 to 8 in a high scoring game. Brown freshman shines late as Michigan slips after a seven inning surge by Brown. Batteries Washburn and Whittemore steady the mound for Michigan.
Dartmouth Faces Wit Bat In Evening clash
Fragmentary OCR describes an evening game at Franklin Field between Dartmouth and Wit Bat, with scattered names including Buentos and Cambores. Ambiguity and typos obscure exact teams, venues, dates, and outcomes.
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Wit
Rochester and Toronto Games Noted in Brief
Brief mentions Rochester Worges and Montreal events with Toronto and Buffalo fixtures. Sparse details show scores 8 and 4, unclear outcomes, suggesting fragmented sports snippet from local page. No full names or dates available.
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Worges
Montreal
Haverhill Beats Bangor on Costly Errors
Bangor fell to Haverhill as costly errors at crucial moments decided the game. A ground hit fumbled by Jones allowed three runs, while Haverhill benefited from timely hits. Both pitchers pitched effectively throughout the contest.
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Lent
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O'Neil
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Sullivan
Lewiston Defeats Lowell in Auburn Park Tilt
The Lewistons beat the Lowells in a good afternoon game at Auburn A. A. Park by 10 to 6. Powers pitched for Lewiston and struck out six. Lewiston showed stronger batting and fielding than the visitors.
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Augusta Defeated by Nashua in Ragged Fielding Showdown
Augusta fell to Nashua 10 to 2 as weak batting and slipping fielding plagued the home team. Nashua built a 3 run third inning and pulled away with steady defense and timely hits at Augusta.
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Portland and Manchester Rivalry Ends in Loss for Manchester
Portland Maine May 23 John Smith and the Portland team defeated Manchester in a decisive game. Final score 14 to 2 reflects a dominant offensive showing by Portland led by Smith and the Manchester defenders unable to contain the visiting attack.
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Connecticut League Results From Bristol to Waterbury
In Bristol Sorters beat Enaven 10 to 3. Torrbury Blende Waterbury won 5 to 3. Norwich defeated Norwich 8 to 6. Bridgeport posted a 6 run win.
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Lawson Secures Healey as Trainer for Ronkonkoma Horses
Thomas W Lawson hires T Healey to train Ronkonkoma and Draan for the Country Club meeting. Healey is noted as the trainer who led Parader to victory in the Withers and is regarded among the top thoroughbred conditioners on this side of the water. Donoghue will oversee the Lawson string as spring races approach and Grand National hopes brief him in the device of the Morris stable.
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Bostonians Form Coaching Club Amid City Debut
Boston residents join a new Coaching Club started at the Astoria with plans for regular meetings and activities. The piece notes local interest and early organizing steps for the club.
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Parade Prepares for Speedway Event With 500 Drivers
The proposed speedway parade plans proceed with over 500 drivers led by Grand Marshal Clarke. The route runs from Brighton Avenue via Linden Street and North Harvard Street to the Metropolitan reservation and the Speedway where the governor will review the half mile float.
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Measured Greco-Roman Bout Between Nouroulah and Roeber Explored
Boxing gossip centers on Nouroulah the Turk versus Ernest Roeber with a three fall hour limit to win. Analysts doubt Nouroulah can throw Roeber three times, while others question if the bout will draw fare and suit future boxing careers in New York.
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Commando Wins Easily At Local Park Meet
The article reports Commando as a strong favorite winning by a clear margin in the net event at the park meet. It notes the competition and hints at proximity to record times, with emphasis on performance and favoritism.
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Met Golf Championship Narrowly Halves Field
In Rye New York May 24 1920 the metropolitan golf championship at Apawamis Club narrowed to eight players after two rounds of eighteen hole match play. Surviving contenders include Walter J Travis Findlay S Douglas W E MacDonald Charles N Seeley Thomas T Reid Devéraux Emmet R F Mathews and A Sidney Carpenter. Douglas defeated Hamilton seven up and six to play while Travis beat Menzies six up four to play and MacDonald beat O Connor two up.
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Veterans Will Row in Afternoon Match Race On River Basin
The Boston Athletic Association and Union Boat Club crews meet this afternoon for a one mile match on the River Basin around 3 20. B A A stroke is B B Growninshield with Stevenson Sleep rix Horton Nichols Wedsworth Divblee Fenno Rust. Harvard boats supply Sleeper Stevensen Diban and others. Union crew features Clarke McGrath Crig Davis Henderson Guild Cabot Hardy Shattuck with coach Dick Glendon guiding Unicorns to a fast mile effort.
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Weson the Horseman Dies After Fifty Years in Worcester
George R Wes son longtime Worcester horseman and hotel operator died last night at his home. Born in 1825 he lived in Worcester his entire life and rode horses in local and regional events. He co ran Cambridge track in 1900 with Hiram Woodruff and drove Empire State in the Ivanhoe race from Boston to Worcester covering 38 miles in about 2 hours 2 minutes.
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Training for Gyclists at Charles River Park Advances Pace
Dave Shafer new manager Eddie MecDuffee unveiled a boxing glove training method at Charles River Park with pacemaker Bobby Thompson aiding McDuffee. McDuffee’s stomach weakness faded after the session. Nat Butler Albert Champion Rob bie Walthour paced ten miles in workouts, eyeing a close %-mile motor-paced race tomorrow.
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Charles River Park
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Joe Downey
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New Track at Revere Sees Informal Dedication
The Revere track hosts an informal dedication as Harry Caldwell begins training on the eight lap bowl with pacemakers Daty and Berwin. He rides ten miles, clocking 1:56 for the first mile and 1:35 for the last, while others test tandems and report high expectations for the season.
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Meet on Charles row between B A A and Union Boat Club
A one mile race today on Charles River starts about 5 30 pm above Harvard bridge finish at Union Club. B A A oarsmen, mostly Harvard students, oppose Union Boat Club crew coached by Wray. Union lineup includes a former Harvard varsity captain. both crews feature well known oarsmen and limited practice.
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