Buck Ewing Leads Giants Past Boston in Slugfest
In a wild Sunday game the Giants edged Boston 3 2 in the tenth inning. Crane sparked New York with a late run, while Duffy Stovey and Nash delivered key hits as Crane scored on a grounder after Tucker fumbled. Umpire Sheridan handled a tense crowd as Crane tallied the decisive run.
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Boston Runner Cranes Defy Critics In Tight Game
The article describes Crane a3 at bat in Boston, clashing with a rival team as New York wins after Crane shows resolve. Brooklyn and Washington stay close, Philadelphia and Baltimore swing at curves with Baltimore prevailing. Pittsburgh edges Cleveland in a close finish.
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The Hanging of the Crane ends in uproar at South End Grounds
Crane won it in a light comedy staged yesterday afternoon. The Hanging of the Crane ran ten acts with strong early moments but the climax sparked a riot act from the stage manager. Plans included a Crane dance finale and a fiery cue by Manager Seelee and a speech by Giants president Day.
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Ward's Narrow Escape In Brooklyn Tilt
Washingtons show uphill effort but fall to Brooklyns 5 to 3 as Welch and Hart exchange pitching duties. A rough Lewiston infield commits several errors while Johnson shines for Portland, and George Chadwick signs to play second for Lewiston amid a 600 attendance.
Orioles Triumph as Healy Shines on May 25
Orioles win after a fourth inning rally by the visitors netted four runs. Healy pitched effectively, while Reilly Connor and Hallman erred at key moments. Attendance reported at 1426. Final score to be noted.
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Pirates Took In Spiders In Ragged Cleveland Tilt
May 25 report from Pittspurg notes Cleveland beat Pittsburg after a rain delay. Smith shut down the Pirates early, Bierbauer errors cost them three runs, Cuppy struggled for the locals. Beckley Raymond and McAleer starred at bat while Shugart and a sharp OConnor catch highlighted fielding. Attendance 1074. Score not shown.
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Brockton Patriots Defeat in Tight Brockton Game
In Manchester on May 25 Brockton earned runs in the second inning on three hits and two errors, while Lincoln pitched well. Wheeler impressed with bases on balls control and struck out the side with bases loaded in the fourth. Farrell and Doe contributed strong play. Cotter drew chatter. Attendance 300. The score:
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Notes of the Game Clipping Reflects Infield and Pitcher Highlights
The account details a sparse nine hit game with no stolen bases by Ganzel. Nash errs thrice and flubs a double play chance while Long makes a remarkable fifth inning catch. Crane advances a fly to left, a fielder robs centre, and Sheridan’s influence is debated amid crowd noise and late-inning music.
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Portlands Triumph. Lewiston Game Report Declares Keefe Start
Lewiston on May 25 featured George Keefe, the left handed twirler formerly with Washington, taking the mound for Lewiston in a near decisive start. The narrative notes Hewaae berry for the Pert- lineup, signaling early run support and notable pitching form.
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Bowdoin Beats Colby In Narrow College League Game
Bowdoin won 18 to 17 over Colby in a College league game. Bowdoin had 11 base hits and 9 errors while Colby logged 9 hits and 2 errors in the Rocky Waterville report dated May 25.
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Salem Defeats Woonsocket In Rough Baseball Affair
The Salems beat Woonsocket in a May 7 game at home with seven runs helped by seventh and eighth inning errors. Halloran hit six singles and a double in the late innings. Meagher played second and helped two double plays. Burrill and Moore had misthrows and many steals by Salem. Attendance was 275.
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Lowell Stock Up as Lowells Rally Past Pawtucket
May 25 Lowell stock up after a wild pitching display from the visiting arm led to a comeback by the home team. Pawtucket held a five run lead before Lowell tied it in the seventh and exploded for four more in the eighth. Connaughton McGuirk and Quinlan chipped in for Pawtucket as 430 fans watched.
Rain Dampens Eastern League Baseball Schedule
Weather delayed several contests as rain postponed Syracuse New Haven Albany Athletic Elmira Providence and Buffalo Troy games today in the Eastern League. Divisions and standings remain unchanged as makeups are not yet announced.
Princeton freshmen edge Yale in pitchers duel rough battle
Princeton freshmen lost to Yale 2 to 1 at Yale field in New Haven on May 25. Rowlett played well at second base while Payne and Blair stood out in the outfield. The game was hailed as one of the citys best freshmen affairs with a close, exciting contest.
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Colonels and Bostons Set for 2:30 P M Showdown
The Louisville Colonels with Tom Brown and star outfielders clash with the Boston team at South End grounds at 2:30 P M today. Manager Chapman fields a strong nine led by captain Fred Pfeffer. Key players include Jennings, Harry Taylor, and pitcher Alexander Wonderful Jones supported by Meakin, Scott Stratten, Witzgerald, Grim, and Farmer Weaver.
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Lawrence Races Run off in Three Heats at Spring Meeting
A fair crowd watched the Lawrence Richme Park Association spring meet with two harness races 2 35 and 2 29 class. Cromwell Jr led Charles Yapp in the 2 35 event, winning in three straight heats with time 2 36, 2 35 14, 2 36 14. Etta K prevailed in the 2 29 heat trio, Grace fading as leader in the final trial, with Henry Titer of Mystic Park listed as sponsor. Judges included K Drew, Everett L. Smith, and Frank Newell.
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Trotting at New Britain Winners and Times
At New Britain on May 25 a 600 crowd attended harness racing. Aootewood, owned by Cornelius of Waterbury, won the 2.37 class race with six entries, time 2.364. Victory, owned by Lockwood of Ner walk, took the 2.27 class with four entries, time 2.29. Windsor Bov, owned by Morroway of Plainville, won the 3 minute horses race with eight starters, time about 2.47.
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Harvard Tennis Matches Report From Yesterday
Harvard tennis results from yesterday show Orcutt defeating Leach and Read, Simonds beating Carter, Hunt prevailing over DeLong, and Johnston beating Lyman. Consolation results include Dodge and Leslie, Hoag, Frothingham, Taylor, Sand, Bradlee, and Sharptes advancing with several tight sets and defaults noted.
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Al Johnson Raid Sheds Light On Brooklyn Peel Room
Police raided Johnson's peel room in Brooklyn as part of a crackdown on illegal gambling. Johnson, a backer of John L. Su Sullivan, known sportsman, was detained with about a dozen clerks.
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Gloucester Decoration Day opening handicap games
The Gloucester Athletic Club will inaugurate its new Bridge Street grounds on Decoration Day with opening handicap events. Athletes from across New England, including the Trimonats of Boston with nineteen entries, are featured as handicaps await finalization.
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Derby wins sprint and hurdle events at Irviecton Oval
The B A A awards junior class meets at Irviecton Oval. Derby wins the 100 yard dash in 11.5 seconds and the 120 yard hurdles in 17.58 seconds. Endicott places second in the dash, Barstow and Rie take minor places. Fenno wins the quarter mile with Barstow and Rie finishing behind. Herten vaults Subin in the pole vault with Penne second and Dalton third.
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Bloss to Run in England and Ireland This Summer
Indoor and short distance sprinting star E. B. Bloss will wear the Unicorn at athletic meetings in England and Ireland this summer. He plans a pleasure tour of Europe while competing and aims to win several prizes.
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Amherst Dominates New England Intercollegiate Meet in Springfield
Amherst triumphs at the sixth annual Intercollegiate Athletic Association of New England meet with multiple wins. Shattuck sets a pole vault record challenge as Dartmouth and Brown performers excel in sprints and distance events. Ide of Dartmouth ties and breaks records, while Williams and Wesleyan contribute strong showings in hurdles, relays, and tug of war.
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Tufts Field Day Honors Class of Ninety Four Cup
Tufts College Field Day at Mystic Park and College Hill saw the class of 1894 win the cup for most points with 76, followed by 1893 with 59. Winners posted records in 220 yard dash, standing broad jump, two mile bicycle, and various sprint events. Officials and judges listed, with events spanning morning and afternoon sessions.
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Colleges Meet to Discuss Triangular Football League
Representatives of Amherst Williams and Dartmouth met in Springfield on May 25 to arrange a triangular football league. No decisive action was taken and the meeting adjourned to Worcester Greenfield on Wednesday next. The sentiment favored forming a new league though no plan was finalized.
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