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In Cincinnati on a windy day Boston beat by three to one. The Phillies defeated St Louis 3 1 in a surprising upset.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1900
Page
3
Red Sox Fall In Ten In Cincinnati Pitch Duel
Ed Scott and Parson Lewis starred in a tense Cincinnati win over Boston as Scott delivered a two base hit in the tenth after a tight pitching duel. Corcoran, Peitz and Steinfeldt supported the Reds with key plays while Boston squandered chances through baserunning miscues and fielding errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ed Scott
Lewis
Boston
Reds
McBride
Barrett
Mac
Corcoran
Smith
Wood
Sullivan
Geter
Tenney
Geier
Collins
Freeman
Irwin
Fin
Barry
Scott
Lowe
Steinfeldt
Hamilton
Swartwood
Stahl
Philadelphia Triumphs Over St Louis In Slugfest
Philadelphia won 3 to 1 in St Louis as a sixth inning fluke uncorked three runs. McGraw injured in the melee after Slagle's grounder set two on, Delehanty Sac, Lajoie hit to Keister and a wild throw at third allowed the scoring. Attendance listed as 5100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Thomas
McGrae
Slagle
Delehanty
Lajoie
Keister
McGraw
AB. BR
E. Thomas
C. F
Eeeeseseeersere
Ua Delehanty
Seeereere
Flick
McFarland
Wolverton
Cross
Bernhard
Esseeeeers
Mitte Os
Jones
Crevecerescrae
Criger
Dillard
McGaen
Halls
Hurst
Brooklyn Beats Chicago After Sixth Inning Slump
In Chicago on May 25, Brooklyn opened a bunt attack in the sixth inning and the home team collapsed with four errors and five hits allowed seven runs. Cunningham relieved Garvin and was hit for five more runs as Brooklyn surged ahead. Attendance was about 5700. Score:
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cunningham
Garvin
New York Defeats Pittsburg 4 to 3 in May clash
In a tight contest New York scores past Pittsburg by four to three as May play resumes. The game featured strong offense from both sides with decisive late goals sealing the win for New York.
Best Beer Brewed in German Style Warns of Premature Aging
The article argues German beer health benefits depend on natural lagering, criticizing American beers for forced aging and carbonation. It promotes Bunker Hill Breweries as clean, pure, and healthful, claiming a long history of good brews and no bad batches. Attendance noted, score not completed.
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Germany
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill Brewer
Patchy Scores From Ancient City Matchups
In Syracuse and Springfield results show Syracuse 12 over Springfield 4 while Sterbury 15 tops Meriden 14 New London and New Haven meet Norwich with Norwich 6 Bridgeport 2 Yale 7 defeats Georgetown 2 Cleveland 4 loses to Chicago 8 Buffalo 4 over Kansas City 11.
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Syracuse
Springfield
Sterbury
Meriden
New London
New Haven
Norwich
Bridgeport
Buffalo
Kansas City
Yale
Georgetown
Cleveland
Chicago
Bicycle Notes Highlight Solo and Team Pace Run Debuts
A letter from Harry Elkes recalls his hour race win over Edward Taylor in Paris with a dramatic finish and wind gusts. The piece details pacing, gear failures, and the crowd of more than 16 000, plus updates on Waltham and Cambridge trials and upcoming events including an open century to Newburyport and three open class half century rungs. It also notes team developments led by Kenshaw Hedstrom Nelson and Stone and mentions side-path committee appointments and a new edition of Going Abroad? by Frobert Luce.
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Esterday
Harry Elkes
Edward Tayior
Paris
Elkes
Huret
Hual
Taylor
Pastaire
Waltham
Cambridge
Kenshaw
Hedstrom
Everett Ryan
Albert Champion
Henshaw
John Nelson
Harry Gibson
Montreal
Nelson
A. B. Stone
Denver
Michael
Oscar Hedstrom
Brooklyn
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
Fred P. Went
John Ruell
Stone
Unity Co. Co
Ashland
Massachusetts Avenue
Elks ¢. C
Columbus Avenue
Framingham
Messrs. Gordor and Woods
Acton
Pike Preas Cycling Club
Newburyport
P. C
M. WD. Fletcher
Springfield
L. A.W
P. F. Magargia
Rochester
N. X
Frobert Luce
Virginia Seventy Footer To Be Launched By Vanderbilt
W K Vanderbilt prepares to launch the Virginia in Narragansett Bay with a Yankee crew and skipper. The seventy footer, part of a quartet of one design yachts, features a 69 foot waterline and 105 foot overall length with tall spars and new flat yard spars. The trial trip is planned for the first week in June.
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Herreshoffs
W. IX. Vanderbilt, Jr
August Belmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Herman Duryea
Messrs. Belmont
C. Vanderbilt
Virginia
Sam Seaman
The
Bristol
R. I
W. K. Vanderbilt
Narragansett Bay
Williams Defeats Dartmouth In Sensational Weston Field Bout
Williams beat Dartmouth in a dramatic Weston Field game as Russell and Brown starred at the plate. Dartmouth built an early lead, Williams answered, and in the ninth Russell delivered a two-base hit driving in two runs for a walkoff win with French wild on the mound.
Yale Defeats Georgetown In Open Encounter
Yale defeated Georgetown 7 to 2 at New Haven on a day of well bunched hits. In the third and sixth innings Yale struck for key hits including three-base hits by Camio and Cooke and a two-bagger by Robertson. Moran contributed an error at short and Georgetown drew several bases on balls. Cook, Yale’s center fielder, nabbed several long drives while Downes of Georgetown played a strong second base.
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YALE
Georgetown
New Haven
Conn
Camio
Cooke
Robertson
Moran
Cook
Downes
Quincy
Sullivan
Cunha
Rumsey
Sharpe
Eeeevees
Guernsey
O . Ee
P. Eeeer Eer
Eese
R. Moran
Cranston
Seveeere Ae
Smith
SOPOT
Blewitt
Seer Perarttones
Burbanks
Balle
Mora
Devlin
Camp
Golden
Gruber
Hopkinson, 12, Somerville High Meet Tie
Hopkinson and Somerville High tied in a 2.1 timeout result. The event featured competitors from both schools in a close finish.
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Hopkinson
Somerville High
Hopkington
Freshmen Triumph Over Sophomores in 6-5 Classic at Harvard
Harvard freshmen defeated the sophomores 6 to 5 in a well played game at Soldiers Field. Freshmen built a 6 run lead in three innings as Winsor shut the door for the later innings while Comins held the mound early. vegetables and eggs were hurled at pitchers and players, peppers and putty formed part of the unusual field antics before the freshmen marched to Harvard Square to celebrate the victory.
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Harvardé
Soldiers Field
Harvard Square
Memorial Hall
Winsor
Comins
Fresh Met
Sophs
Clarkson
Tufts and Harvard Fraternities Split Baseball Games
Tufts Theta Delta Chi beat Harvard Theta Delta Chi 14 to 13 in a close contest at Tufts. The Delta Upsilon Delta Tufts defeated Harvard 14 to 11 in a high batting game with strong hitting from Pierce Cabot Lamb Millikin Marsh Endicott and Foss Wright Barnes Palmer Seasongood Branon Campbell Beaman Chadbourne among others.
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Tufts College
Tufts
Theta Delta Chi
Harvard
Tufts Society
Foster
Fiske
Knight
Flagg
Lamb
Pierce
Coolidge
J. F
Meares
C. F
Nasin
Woods
Flint
S. S
Porter
R. F
Sawin
Cooper
Fosdick
Summers
Berry
Priest
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Cabot
R. M. Lamb
Brown
A. B. Lamb
Millikin
Schieldger
Marsh
Endicott
Foss
Wright
Barnes
Palmer
Seasongood
Branon
Campbell
Beaman
Chadbourne
Harvard Battles Princeton On Soldiers Field At 3 P M
Harvard faces its stiffest test of the season as Princeton visits Soldiers Field for a 3 p m contest. Harvard has mixed results this year with Brown handing the only defeat in a long game. Princeton, though two losses, fields a stronger lineup led by Hillebrand, the top college pitcher, while Kendall is expected to be nearly unhittable.
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Harvard
Princeton
Soldiers Field
Brown
Hillebrand
Kendall
Tufts College
Goddard Gymnasium
Harry C. Turner
Tufts
Martia Christina Grosse
Frank T. Daniels
George T. Knight
Ora G. Daniels
Josiah Butler
Louis S. Murphy
Leslie D. Pierce
Ralph PD. Thomas
Joseph W. Mason
Wallace MM
Bickford
Thomas J. O'Donnell
Caroly Lois Clarke
Brattleboro
Madge A. Anthony
Adams
Ruth Faul Capen
May Stevens
Lowell
Edith Homer
Malden
Somerville
Gertrude Knight
Gans Knocks Out Hawkins in Two Rounds at Broadway A C
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated Cal Hawkins of California at the Broadway Athletic Club in New York in two rapid rounds. The fight, scheduled for two rounds at 133 pounds, ended quickly as both fighters went the distance to seal the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Cal Hawkins
California
Broadway A. C
Fifth round sees mixed results in Paris masters chess
In Paris on May 2 the fifth round of the international masters tournament produced varied outcomes. Didier defeated Pillsbury, Janowski outplayed Mason, Mieses beat Tschigorin, with remaining games judged even.
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Paris
Iet
Aed
Didier
Pillsbury
Janowski
Mason
Mieses
Tschigorin
Scull Race Planned Between Rogers and Lynch in Halifax
Rogers of Worcester and Mark Lynch of Halifax are set for a single scull race in Halifax on July 11 for 300 dollars a side with 18 dollars forfeits posted by each side. Eugene Buckley is suggested as referee. Articles to be forwarded once forfeits are posted. G. W. Libby notes a straight flush hand in poker.
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Rogers
Worcester
Mark Lynch
Halifax
Eugene Buckley
G. W. Libby
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