Yes Indeed Our Hops Really Won Yes Indeed Our Hops Won
Edward J. OBrien recounts Boston beating Brooklyn 7 to 2 at the South End grounds before 1757 fans and officials. Harry Steinfeldt first game in Hep service shines with a timely eighth inning hit and a clutch third base play. Cliff Curtis dominates on the mound while Ivy Barger's fielding and Poston’s line drive hits drive the victory.
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Brooklyn at Heston and Cities Clash in Four Contests
National basketball roundups report Brooklyn facing Heston, Philadelphia meets New York, Chicago takes on St. Louis, and Cincinnati plays Pittsburg in a set of city matchups.
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Major matchups announced for four city showdowns
Boston faces Washington while New York visits Philadelphia, Cleveland meets Chicago, and St. Louis travels to Detroit in a set of high stakes league games this week.
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Star Plays Highlight Rainy Dodgers Versus Beantown Game
Buck Herzog Scotty Ingerton and Harry Steinfeldt starred for Brooklyn while Irwin’s throwing thwarted Boston runners. Curtis fanned two, Wheat sparked a homer for Boston, and late hits by Zim and Coulson helped Brooklyn rally with a seventh inning score.
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Hockey scores from Jersey City to Newark dome
Jersey City beats Providence 10 to 4 and Toronto defeats Montreal 9 to 1 Rochester shuts out Buffalo 8 to 0 while Baltimore edges Newark 2 to 1 in a mixed slate of results.
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Local Scoreboard Highlights Nalyoke And Hartford Narrow Wins
Springfield 4 Bridgeport 3 Northampton 5 New Britain 4 New Haven 1 Waterbury 6 detailed on a compact scoreboard. Several teams posted close results with Nolyoke and Waterbury achieving decisive margins amid regional action.
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Giants Again In Lead Of League After Philadelphia Win
New York May 26 The Giants moved back to first place by defeating Philadelphia 5 to 8 with Mathewson saving the day as Raymond's handler. Devore sparked a sensational fielding display and Snodgrass delivered a timely double to pace the victory with his fourth hit.
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First defeat at home for Pirates by Cincinnati 4 to 3
Pittsburg suffers its first home loss of the season as Cincinnati edges the Pirates 4 to 3. Frank Smith excelled for Cincinnati, receiving praise and a gold watch from local supporters in Pittsburg after the game. Key hits included Onrey Adams and Mitchell for Pittsburgh and Bates, Hoblitzel, Mitchell for Cincinnati. notable pitching saw Smith and Ferry both work well with runners on base.
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Results in New England League at Fall River
In the NE League game at Fall River, Fall River defeated Lawrence 4 to 0. Kennedy and Layster led with two base hits apiece, while Reiger allowed 10 hits over six innings and Jensen yielded eight in 2 2 3 innings. Hicks, Williams, and Welch contributed on defense and base runners stole bases.
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Runs Noblett Beats Worcester In Error Filled Game
Runs Noblett defeats Worcester as errors highlight the contest. Barrows, Fluharty, and Van Dyke triple the hits with Wright adding a three base hit. Notable: Noblett and Crum steal. Van Dyke fans four.
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New Bedford Beats Lynn In 2 Hour Opener At Home
Bauman Merrill Snyder and Rising lead New Bedford with 10 hits and 1 earned run. Maranville hits a home run as Smith and Griffith split pitching duties in a 10 to 2 victory over Lynn.
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Haverhill Tops Brockton In High School Baseball
Haverhill def Brockton 8 to 0 as Runs-Courtney Ganley Grubb 2 Hollis Pfeffer 2 Milliman Connaughton Boardman McLane 2 Wadleigh. Grubb McLane Wadleigh three two-base hits and Wadleigh homer. Stolen bases by Grubb Hollis Courtney Smith Connaughton Stankard. Left on bases Haverhill 10 Brockton 9. Duffy 38 Ward 2. Time 2h. Umpire Bannon.
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Willoughby Beats Sam Anderson in City Wrestling Match
Walter Willoughby the Cleveland middleweight wrestler defeated Sam Anderson of Norwood at the Columbia last night in a match noted for fast clever work with rough spots. Anderson led in the opening fall. Willoughby won the second and third bouts by pinning Anderson in 4 and 14 minutes, in a hotly contested city show.
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English Amateur Star Shines at Armory A A Bouts
Dorchester boxer John Connolly, newly arrived from England, dominates the Armory A A amateur program. He clears three bouts in two rounds or less, winning the 185 pound class with ease. Notable action features Cox versus Robinson in a hard slugfest, Bennett versus De Lucca, and the 125 pound semi-finals with Connolly and Lewis advancing to a final.
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Training bouts report from South Boston and Cambridge matches
South Boston defeated Eli Valley in four rounds while J W McDonald of Quincy defeated Gene Colorusso of the North End in three rounds. Final saw John Connelly beat J W McDonald in three rounds at 185 pounds. Semi final had John Connelley of Dorchester beat Bob Gerstel of Neponset in two rounds. Final also listed John Connelley overcoming Joe Camp of North End in one round after a bye.
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Brookline High Defeats Cambridge Latin In Pitchers’ Battle
Brookline High School opened its league slate with a 5 to 4 win over Cambridge Latin in a pitchers’ duel. The game was played at Brookline Cypress Street playgrounds, marking Brookline’s first league game at home in years.
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Sullivan and Flynn Box to Ten Round Draw
Milwaukee May 26 Jack Twin Sullivan and Porky Flynn boxed ten rounds to a draw with both fighters finishing strong.
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