Pirates Crush Doves in Second Game Behind Weak Umpiring
Pirates beat the Boston Doves to win the second game as Rigler and Truby’s erratic umpiring drew fan ire. Leach, Gibson, and Wagner starred for Pittsburgh with strong fielding and timely hits, while Boston’s errors and critical calls sparked a heated crowd reaction.
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Cubs Nose Out Another Game
Brooklyn rallied to tie the Chicago club but fell 4 to 3 as Hofman preserved the win in the seventh. Overall took over Pfeister with two on base, Alperman hit a sharp liner caught by Hofman who doubled Burch at second, and Lumley returned to collect three hits in three at bats.
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National baseball schedule amid city matchups
Pittsburg plays Boston while St. Louis visits New York Cincinnati faces Philadelphia Chicago travels to Brooklyn in a set of intercity games.
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Pirates and Cubs duel for NL lead after latest results
In the National League race both Pittsburg and Chicago won yesterday keeping their positions. A Pirates loss and Cubs win would see the world champions surge ahead as the possibilities show Win Lose No Game for Pittsburg and Chicago with assigned currents.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail KEY TO SCORE
Provides a guide to baseball scoring terminology with player positions and symbols. Explains how to read outs, bases, and actions such as hits, errors, strikes, walks, and stolen bases, plus shorthand for sacrifices and pitching events.
Hoblitzel's homer ties game and wins for Reds
Cincinnati shut out Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Sparks and Ewing pitched well. Hoblitzel hit the game’s lone run with a fifth inning homer, the first hit for either side.
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Eastern League results roundup from Newark to Providence
Newark defeated Baltimore 7 to 5 while Buffalo crushed Toronto 6 to 0. Montreal won over Rochester 4 to 1 and Jersey City routed Providence 9 to 1.
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Giants Win With 1-0 Shutout Over St. Louis
Raymond outpitched Sallee by a slim margin as New York defeated St. Louis 1 to 0. The pitcher struck out nine, fanning Bresnahan with the bases loaded in the ninth. Herzog drove in the lone run after forcing Doyle in the first and scoring on Murray's double.
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Philadelphia Routs Cleveland 18–2 in May Game
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 18 to 2 as Falkenberg exited after two innings. Bender and Easterly led offensive surge with multiple extra-base hits. Rhoades allowed nine hits in 7 innings. Barry and Hartsel contributed with key hits while Cleveland stranded runners. Time 1h 46m. Umpires Sheridan and Kerin.
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Tigers Send Another Pitcher to the Barn
Detroit won 7 to 4 as Groom was driven from the box in the fourth inning. Three hits two walks three steals and an error in that inning produced four runs and a lead that held. Both teams fielded well. Mullin extended an eight game winning streak.
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Hollander and Chelsea K of C clash on Carter street playgrounds
L. P. Hollander and Co. Dry Goods league team meets the Chelsea K of C. on May 31 in the afternoon at the Carter street playgrounds. The game is billed as a hot contest with both sides aiming to win.
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Connecticut League Results Reported Scores
Holyoke 10 Bridgeport 4. New Haven 5 Northampton 2. Waterbury 6 Hartford 2. Springfield 13 New Britain 3.
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Catterson Traded to Lawrence by Brooklyn
Brooklyn today released Tom Catterson to the Lawrence club of the New England league.
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Yale Takes Gun Shoo t Match at New Haven
Yale and Harvard gun clubs competed in the annual match in New Haven. Yale won 214 to 201 with H. L. Emmett of Yale top scorer: 24 hits out of 26.
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Browns Wallop Red Sox in St Louis as Morgan struggles
The Boston Red Sox lost 5 to 0 to the Browns in St Louis extending their slump. Cy Morgan started and faltered, Ryan finished the seventh, while Graham dominated for the Browns with 14 hits off Morgan and Ryan.
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