Pirates Defeat Braves 3 1 In Forbes Field Duel
Babe Adams pitched the full nine for the first time this season and beat Buster Brown as Pittsburgh won 3 to 1. Most runs came from miscues and two triple plays but Adams held Boston scoreless until the final frame. Bobby Byrne and the Pirates exploited a misplay in the sixth inning to add two insurance runs.
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Babe” Adams
Buster” Brown
Forbes Field
Boston
Adams
Doc” Miller
Bobby Byrne
Cornell Crews Sweep Triangular Race on the Charles
Pirates rally with two runs in the sixth as Leach, Viox and John Miller drive in runs. Boston answers with a ninth inning effort including Campbell and Doc Miller scoring, while Sweeney and Devlin turn a key double play to halt a late rally.
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Byrne
Carey
McDonald
Devlin
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Kling
Bill Sweeney
Jimmie Viox
Wagner
Cornell
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Viox
Drew Byrne
Fortune
Max Carey
Miller
Campbell
Tommy
Shean
John Miller
Boston
Wilson
Doc
Kelly
Adams
Doc Miller
Jackson
Cardinals Rally Past Reds in 11 10 Thriller at St Louis
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 11 to 10 amid heavy hitting and ragged fielding. Wingo homered as part of a late scoring surge with a triple, a pass, and a sacrifice helping the locals edge the Reds in front of about 30 000 spectators.
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ST. Louis Ee
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Magee
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Hauser
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Erere
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Bescher
Marsans
Ellis
Mitchell
Mowrey
McLean
Esmond
Marians
Humphries
Rigler and
Finneran
Freshmen Lead In Tufts Spring Meet On Oval
Freshmen topped the Tufts outdoor handicap meet with 27 points as the first seven events concluded at the Oval. Juniors trail with 20, sophomores hold 9. R C Mansfield, class of 1913, won the century from scratch in 10 15 seconds, tying the college record.
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Tufts College
Oval
R. C. Mansfield
Tim Hurst resigns as Garden Athletic Club manager
Tim Hurst resigns as manager and matchmaker of the Garden Athletic Club due to ill health. He has returned to Belle Harbor Long Island to recuperate after battling pneumonia, following medical advice.
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New York
Tim Hurst
Garden Athletic Club
Belle Harbor
L. I
Hurst
Cornell Defeats Lafayette 7 to 2 on Strong Hitting
In Ithaca on May 23 Cornell toppled Lafayette 7 to 2 as pitcher Shimer was knocked for several long hits. A homer by first baseman Clute highlighted Cornell’s offensive display in the win.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Lafayette Today
Shimer
Clute
Rindge Tech Beats Tufts Second Team In 10 Innings
Rindge Technical School defeated Tufts second team at Tufts Oval yesterday by 5 to 2 in ten innings. Batteries Smith and Riley, Phalen and Connell contributed for Rindge in the victory.
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Tufts
Tufts Oval
R.H
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