Reds Beat Boston: Turnatious Rally Fails to Save Ninth
Tenney's safe hit came as Tenney was doubled on Long's grounder. Dwyer filled the bases, Hahns was summoned, and Stafford to Selbach ended the inning. The Reds opened the eighth with a hit but could not advance, while Boston failed to reach base. The Reds scored their lone run in the ninth on Beckley, Steinfeldt, and Corcoran's successive hits.
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Boston Beats Reds in a Steady seven inning Win
Nichols pitched superbly for Boston scattering eight hits through seven frames as Cincinnati failed to solve him until the ninth. Duffy starred in the field with three sensational catches robbing Elmer Smith of hits, while Dwyer lasted seven innings for Cincinnati before being relieved. Manager Selee notes Willis remains out with a sore side.
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Reds
Incoherent Baseball Play Draws Scattered Singles
A fragmented report describes late inning action with Bergen, Stahl, Steinfeldt and Duffy making notable plays. Boston players Long and Stafford fail to convert a scoring chance while Reds muster a few baserunners and late-inning singles.
Senators Batter Orphans as Weyhing Flaunts Puzzling Form
Chicago game summary notes the Senators defeating the Orphans behind overpowering batting against Callahan and a strong but inconsistent Weyhing. Iroman belted a likely historic homer while attendance reached about 1600. Score not provided.
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Callahan
Weyhing
Iroman
Perfectos Blunted by Poor Support and Strong Fielding
The Perfectos struggled as Wallace faltered at third base in the opening inning. Cuppy pitched well but received weak support while the Superbas delivered brilliant fielding and timely hitting. Attendance was 4300. The score remains undecided.
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Payne’s strong pitching but poor support sinks Pirates
In Pittsburg, May 22, Payne pitched well but costly misplays and two late runs by Cleveland doomed the Pirates. An eighth inning rally tied the score for Baltimore in a separate note. Attendance 1800. McCreery dropped Cross’s fly in the sixth, two out, triggering two runs, while Payne surrendered four hits in the tenth for the winning run. Philadelphia 2? Endlined.
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Payne
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Baltimores
Colonels Shut Out Giants as Philippi Shines
Louisville report says Philippi pitched the game of his life to blank the Giants on May 2. Doheny struggled with wildness, and fielding errors by Colonels aided by. Attendance and score details not fully recorded.
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Boston Becomes Stronger as St Louis and Reds Challenge
The article surveys early season baseball as Boston gains cohesion and strength, Selee's pitchers warned against overuse, and the Eastern debut of six Western clubs looms Memorial Day. It notes Cincinnati and St Louis on tough trips, Cambridge and Everett news, and a cautious praise of Boston's infield stability and team cohesion.
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Pawtucket Triumphs Over Cambridge 16 to 11 in New England League
Pawtucket won 16 to 11 as the home club slugged 25 bases. Gallagher started for Cambridge before Mahoney relieved. Noyes turned a triple play and made a sharp unassisted double. Todd collected four hits and an acrobatic one hand catch in right field. Attendance 300.
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Mahones
Duffy
Newport Triumphs In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Newport wins 2 to 1 over Lawrence in a pitchers duel. Hager lasted until the seventh before McCarthy relieved. Murphy drove in Lawrence’s runs with a single and Tighe homered, Gilbert and Tighe paced Newport’s offense. Gallagher scattered hits with strong support, Tyons umpired, attendance 600.
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Manchester Defeats Taunton on Home Run Heavy Day
Manchester wins 14 to 7 over Taunton in Taunton. Moynihan curves trouble Taunton. McDougal moved to center. Two Manchester homers in sixth and seventh seal the win. Russell and Carney hit three bases. Kelly Fitzmaurice Lake Grant steal. Moynihan allows four earned runs while Means yields one. attendance 490.
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Brockton Defeats Portland In Tight May Showdown
Brockton tops Portland 9 2 in a nine inning game marked by sharp defense and timely breaks. Key hits include Conroy Clark Knox home run by Sullivan and Spratt Steals Noblitt Clancey. pitching by Hy Miller Everson and Brockton errors.
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Providence Tops Toronto in Openers Five-Run First Inning
Toronto fell 8 to 3 as Providence knocked Kershaw from the mound in the first inning. Braun excelled on the mound allowing only two hits after the early frame. Nyce and Leahy powered the offense with key batting, while Toronto committed several errors.
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Rochester Blows Open Tenning Victory Over Worcester
Rochester defeats Worcester 5 to 4 in ten innings as Campau drives in the winning run after two outs. Morse and Clark split four strikeouts each. Cavelle Carr nab three-base hits, while Smink Bar clay Yeager Rickert swipe stolen bases. Attendance 760 in Rochester.
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Stars Rally With Timely Hitting In Syracuse Win
The Stars defeated Syracuse 5 to 4 as timely hits broke through against Malarkey after Whistler was released as manager and Sandy Griffin took charge. McKinney and Woodlock stole bases, Lesotte and McKinney had two-base hits, with Cross Williams contributing sacrifice hits and a double play sequence ending the game. Time 1h 40m. Doescher umpired.
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Montreal Triumph In Ninth In Tight Springfield Tilt
Montreal won in the tenth on Henrys single, a wild pitch and G Bannon single. OLoughlins officiating drew criticism as Springfield errors and miscues aided the visitors. Stolen bases by Brown Gleason Shearon Johnson G Bannon. Home run by Campbell. Attendance 4 TM.
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Harvard Game Today Ends Interclose Baseball Series
Harvard seniors and sophomores meet this afternoon at 4 at Holmes Field to conclude the interclose series. Seniors are favored by stronger battery Franklin and Davis backing him, sharp fielding, with Litchfield possibly out sick. Sophomore Whittemore and Henney offer contrasting pitching options as the lineup is set.
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Georgetown Defeats Brown in Hot Lincoln Field Tilt
Georgetown routs Brown 6 4 at Lincoln Field in a tightly contested game. Brown pitcher Washburn allowed five runs on nine hits as Georgetown highlight Lestage Moran Bach Newman Walsh with key hits and stolen bases.
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Odds and wagers mount for Fitzsimmons Jeffries clash in New York
In New York on May last night large bets formed around the Fitzsimmons Jeffries bout. Charley Carbonell and Siddie Beck stake 100 to 700 on Fitzsimmons while Dan Creedon backer Frank Lane bets 1000 to 700 on the Australian. Others including Harry Corbett and Dave Holland place sizable sums for Fitzsimmons or Jeffries as boxing circles weigh the odds.
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Fitzsimmons Favored in Dark Horse Boxing Showdown
New York bettors favor Fitzsimmons over Jeffries for the after dark bout. Odds run 10 to 7, 10 to 5, with Fitzsimmons seen as the form pick and Jeffries viewed as a slower slugger unless a lucky punch alters the balance.
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Boston College Georgetown College Game Canceled at South End Grounds
Georgetown management canceled the afternoon match citing crippled Georgetown players after Kenna was sent home due to injuries from the Yale game. Captain DeSautes faced sharp criticism for spiking Kenna. Ronald McDonald will miss the mile and two mile events at the Moth Haven games and Dick Grant strained a tendon forcing retirement from active work.
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