Baseball Schedule Displayed for Today Across Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE games include Boston at St. Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE matchups list Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Renee Eiatel
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
N York
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Eiehapiinds
Brooklyn
P.C Philadelphia
Seree
P.C . Chicago
New York Econ
Boston Terre Eene
Ae Reese
New England and Federal League Matchups Listed
League schedule shows New England matchups with Manchester Lawrence Lewiston Lynn Worcester Lowell Portland Fitchburg. Federal League games include Baltimore St Louis Buffalo Chicago Newark Kansas City Brooklyn Pittsburg.
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Portland
Manchester
Worcester
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Lynn
Fitchburg
Lewiston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Kansas City
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St. Louis
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Buffalo
Cesta
Lawrence
Lowell
Baltimore
St Louis Routs Giants With Seven-Run Seventh
St Louis erupted for seven runs in the seventh inning to defeat New York 11 to 5 in the opener of a series. Doak pitched solidly for the Cardinals, while Murray belted a two on base homer in the sixth as Marquard and Perritt struggled. Manager McGraw was ejected in the first inning after a dispute with umpire Rigler.
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New York
St. Louis
Doak
Murray
McGraw
Rigler
T. Louis
Smith
Coke
Tesreau
Marquard
Rivest
Beg
Miller
Ereer
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Dolan
Siacea Os Bo Pe
Mudel
Snyder
Eevesenee
Dore Ns Eek
Witeie
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McLean
Perritt
Huggins
Doyle
Butler
Burns
Bescher
Rigler and
Hart
Southern Association Scores Roundup
Atlanta 4 Nashville 5 Memphis 8 New Orleans 2 Birmingham 4 Little Rock 2. Baseball standings reflected in a concise league tally with multiple city teams listed and final scores.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Evers Helps Braves Break Jinx In 3 1 Win Over Reds
Captain Johnny Evers loosened the pressure as the Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1. Details recount strong pitching by Rudolph and timely hits including Magee and Maranville, with late Reds threats held in check. The narrative notes tense moments in the ninth and previews Red Ames versus Tom Hughes in the next meeting.
Alexander Shuts Out Chicago Cubs
Alexander pitched superbly as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 3 to 0 to take first place in the race. Zimmerman reached third on a wild throw but was caught. Becker protested a called strike and was removed. Becker hit a two-base hit, and Philadelphia had six runs with 12 hits while Humphries allowed six hits in seven innings.
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Pittsburg
Pfeffer
Pirates
Cutshaw
McQuillan
Stengel
Daubert
Hummel
Myers
Getz
McCarty
Carey
Enon Johnstop
Baird
Hinehman
Wagner
Viox
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Egan
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Lear
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Sea
Rudolph Maranville
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Alexander
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Byrne
Killifer
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Bresnahan
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Quigler
Braves Rally as Herzog's Reds Edge In Openers
Captain Johnny and Manager Stallings attend the game while Evers, hobbling with a shoe-less injured foot, hopes to return soon. Richard Rudolph shines to spark the Braves past a tough Reds attack, with Benton and Lear pitching and a wild sequence at third base highlighting a comeback by the champs.
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Stallings
Evers
Troy
Braves
Missouri Mayor to Receive Key to Boston
Mayor Curley plans orders for the city armorer to forge a second key to Boston’s municipal lock. The key will be presented to Mayor Kiel of St. Louis when he visits Boston around June 25. The reason for the Missouri mayor’s visit remains unclear at City Hall.
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Boston
Kiel
St. Louis
City Hall
College Baseball Wraps With Doubleheader Delays
In Burlington Vermont the University of Vermont defeated Kanegee 14 to 7 in a college baseball game delayed by darkness. Earlier Fordham beat Villa 12 innings 5? The details are incomplete but indicate late play and multiple venues in New York and Burlington.
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University of V
Kaneegee Eneh
New York
Fordham
Villa
Colonial League Schedule Pairings
Brockton meets Springfield New Haven plays New Bedford Pawtucket hosts Fall River Taunton visits Hartford all games listed for the league day.
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New Haven
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Hartford
Taunton
Brockton
Springfield
EC Hartford
Wwe
Fall River
Athletics Defeat Cleveland In 12th In Philadelphia Thriller
Philadelphia tops Cleveland 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Mitchell allowed six hits in four innings, Walker eight. Notable: Graney Barbare Wyckoff doubled. ONeill and Turner added sacrifice plays. Chapman and Murphy stole bases. Lajoie and McAvoy turned key double plays.
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Wood
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Brown's Ninth-Inning Home Run Downs Newark in KC Victory
Kansas City plates a dramatic 6 to 5 comeback win over Newark after Brown belts a ninth inning homer with two on. Main doubled and Chadbourne singled to drive in a crucial run as the hosts erased a three-run Newark lead. Batteries Main Brown Falkenberg Rariden.
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Main
Chadbourne
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Falkenberg
Rariden
Brooklyn Splits Twin Bill With Pittsburg Federals
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 4 2 in the first game then loses 5 4 in nine innings. Seaton shines for Brooklyn while Knetzer struggles for Pittsburg. In the nightcap Brooklyn breaks a tie in the ninth, scoring three runs as Up ham is substituted and Pittsburg tallyes in the bottom half.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg Federals
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Seaton
Marlon
Upham
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Pratt
Berry
R.B.E. Pittsburg
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O'Connor
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Land
Buffalo at Chicago Game Wet Grounds Report
Wet grounds hindered play as Buffalo faced Chicago and Baltimore met St. Louis. Both games referenced poor field conditions impacting schedule and footing.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Weather Edge: Rain Affects NBA Schedule Across Cities
Chicago weather moves impact games in Kansas City Cleveland Indiana and St Paul with rain delays. Forecast calls for additional rain across Minneapolis Milwaukee and Columbus impacting tomorrow's basketball lineup.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
International League scores roundup from Rochester to Newark
Rochester beat Providence 8 to 2, Buffalo defeated Richmond 9 to 2, Toronto won 4 to 1 at Newark, Montreal edged Jersey City 6 to 5.
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Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Richmond
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Red Sox Stranded by New England Showers Before Big Tripleheader
May 25 St Louis dispatch reports heavy morning rain postponing the Red Sox vs Browns game. Carrigan must rely on younger pitchers as Shore or Collins rest ahead of five games in Philadelphia. Lannin heads to New York, to rejoin in Philly Friday.
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Red Sox
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Collins
Philadelphia
Carrigan
Washington
Mays
Foster
Ruth
Wood
Joe
Lannin
New York
Boston Red Sox face mounting heat as slump deepens
President Lannin and Manager Bill read the riot act to Boston, sparking a defiant response from the Red Sox. Despite some players showing hints of form, pitching remains weak and batting has collapsed on the trip, with Speaker and Collins the only regulars edging averages. Red Sox averages slip toward a team mark near three runs per game across 14 games.
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Lannin
Bill
Red Sox
Carrigan
Leonard
Collings
Speaker
Duffy Lewis
Detroit
Harry Hooper
Boston Re Sox
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Heinie
Hoblitzer
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Sox
Washington Comes Alive in Ninth to Beat Detroit 8 4
Washington shattered a batting slump with a ninth inning rally scoring six runs to defeat Detroit 8 to 4. Milan doubled and three-base hits by Morgan Williams Cobb fueled the late surge as Cavet and teammates struggled with control. Moeller Foster Push Veach Youn Cavet contributed on offense, while Ci vet, Dubue, Ayres, Boland, Gallia and Hopper pitched for the respective teams.
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Boston Post team routs American at Rindge Field
The Boston Post baseball team outbatted the nine from the Boston American yesterday at Rindge Field. The Post led 15 to 4 after eight innings as American quit in the eighth. Callahan pitched well, Glass caught prominently, and Campbell at second base starred for the Post.
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Boston Post
Boston American
Rindge Field
Callahan
Glass
Campbell
Dorchester High Beats Lynn Classical at Dunbar Grounds
Dorchester High defeated Lynn Classical High School at Dunbar Avenue Grounds. Hallett pitched well and O'Romsby made strong defensive plays to secure the win.
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Dorchester High
Lynn Classical High School
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Hallett
O'Romsby
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