Hickman Shuts Out Reds as Boston Triumphs in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 26 the Reds were blanked by Boston as Hickman dominated with three hits allowed. Duffy stood out for Boston with daring base running that produced key runs while Hahn struggled despite seven solid innings. The crowd of 1500 saw Stahl, Tenney, and Collins contribute for Boston, with the Reds unable to capitalize on scoring chances.
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St Louis and Brooklyn split 12 inning game in darkness
In St Louis on May 26 the game ended after the twelfth inning due to darkness. Powell and Dunn pitched superbly as the Superbas rallied with tenacity in the ninth to tie. Heidrick doubled for St Louis and Daly and Stenzel contributed stolen bases as the teams combined for a tense pitchers duel and 38 to 3 final score line in favor of Brooklyn.
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Senators Triumph Despite Few Hits in May Showdown
Washington edged Chicago 2 0 as Cassidy doubled after Chicago errors produced two runs. McFarlane struggled, but left many to fielders. Attendance 900. Errors and base on balls noted. Manchester downed Cambridge 5 3 in New England League action. Brockton beat Taunton 8 0 with aggressive baserunning.
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Cleveland Suffers Poor Hitters in Loss to Baltimore
Cleveland played poorly on May 26 as Baltimore won easily. The home nine failed at bat and in the field. Final score listed as 4 2 in Baltimore's favor with unclear inning details.
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Pittsburg Baseball Note: Rhines Struggles
Rhines held hitless until the sixth as seven hits and five runs came in its middle innings. Tannehill retired the visitors in order in the ninth. Fifield was easy for the home team in the later innings.
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Byers and Bonner Set for May 30 Heat at Valley Falls
George Byers and Jack Bonner prepare for a boxing match at the Lonsdale Club Valley Falls on May 30 with a $200 forfeit posted by a Boston backer to challenge Dick O'Brien for the New England middleweight title. O'Brien trains at Nahant for a June 27 bout with Harry Fisher and will attend ringside to enforce the wager.
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New Yorkers Punch Early Hits in Louisville Game
The New Yorkers bunched their hits in the first two innings while Cunningham settled in and Carrick kept the Colonels guessing. Only one Army man reached third base as attendance stood at 130. The score remains to be reported.
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Signalized return to baseball in a compact box score
The record lists players and events: Sac hits Clancy Vought Burrill Lincoln. Two base hits Wiley Perkins. Home run McDougal. Errors none. Left on bases Brockton Taunton. Bases on balls McDougal King Knox Shay Ivers. Struck out Burrill Long Gauley Perkins Shay Everson. Hit by pitch Vought Bernard Knox Shay. Stolen bases Bernard Clancy Perkins Knox Shay Evers. Wild pitch Everson Balk Lincoln. Time 59 minutes. Umpire Lyons Attendance 400.
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Rochester Beats Worcester In Outfield Heavy Contest
Rochester outbatted and outfielded Worcester 7 to 0 in a May 23 game. Becker pitched well, Harrington left with a finger injury, and 1,669 attended. Two base hits by Smink and Smith led Rochester, while Viau yielded the loss for Worcester.
Montreal Triumphs Over Toronto In Low Scoring Clash
In Montreal on May 25, the home team shut down Toronto’s batters as Soulers allowed two hits. Montreal’s sparse offense connected when it mattered, producing two-base hits from T Bannon Henry Bennon and Hannivan with decisive defense including a double play Davis to Bannon to Beaumont. Attendance listed as 7. Umpire O Loughlin.
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Portland Beats Lawrence 3 1 In Mixed Field Game
Portland prevailed 3 1 over Lawrence as strong hitting overcame a ragged defense. Counihan Tighe Noblit and Smith led with two base hits and stolen bases by Smith Tighe and O Rourke. Time 2h 15m attendance 609.
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McGovern Stops Kelly In Less Than Five Rounds
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn overwhelmed Sammy Kelly of Manhattan at the Broadway Athletic Club in under five rounds. McGovern showcased sharp power and speed while Kelly fought valiantly in good condition, with McGovern gaining the decisive edge as the bout progressed.
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New England Championships Set For June 24 at Auburndale
The New England Amateur Athletic Association will hold championship events on June 24 at Riverside Recreation Grounds Auburndale with John W Bowler as manager. The four lap track includes a 220 straightaway and medals awarded as events finish. Entries close June 19.
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Kelly Knocked Out by McGovern After Rounds of Punishment
In a 25 round bout under Queensberry rules, Kelly faded as McGovern pressed with body blows and jabs. McGovern dominated rounds two to five, forcing Kelly into corner exchanges and injuring his ribs before a glancing punch ended the match with Kelly counted out in 88 seconds of the final round. Preliminary: McWinters defeats Farrell after seven rounds, with referee stopping to avoid a knockout.
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Brooklyn Boxer Terry McGovern Defeats Sammy Kelly
Little shock-haired Terry McGovern of Brooklyn scored a notable victory by dropping New York's ex-bantam champion Sammy Kelly last night. Kelly had been out of the ring for a spell, and his friends expected a win to reestablish his form, but McGovern proved too strong and earned another test at the club arena.
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Brooklyn Boxer McGovern Eyes Palmer Bout After Summers
Me Govern rallies support for a potential match with Pedlar Palmer when he returns this summer. Kelly held a weight advantage but McGovern impressed with ring knowledge and power, with two more opponents lined up before facing Palmer. boxing cards showcase frequent rivals like Danny McBride and Marty McCue, plus plans for weekly shows at Coney Island Club and several multi bout events across New York area venues.
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