Naps Top Sox In Boston Defeat Amid Errors And Late Rally
Cleveland nabs 3 to 2 victory at Fenway as Red Sox commit three costly errors. Foster loses chance at Johnson's record as Lajoie and Birmingham spark late runs. Gainer and Hooper pace Boston’s offense, while Bedient and Leonard hold on after Foster exit.
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Senators take series to move into first place
The Senators defeated the Tigers to grab first place in the league as Detroit's leads faltered. Key moments included a two out triple by Shanks, Gandil scoring on the drive, and Boehling contributing with a plate crossing hit. Detroit added a sixth inning run but could not overturn the shift in momentum.
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Hamilton Holds Macks in Ninth Browns Win
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in Philadelphia today. Bender allowed 6 singles and 5 runs in four innings before Hamilton’s ninth inning heroics. Hamilton’s wild pitch capped a tense rally as two bases loaded chances yielded only one run. Wares employed the hidden ball trick on Strunk in the second inning, a rare display here in years.
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Ancient hidden ball trick aids Cardinals win game
St Louis May 26 The sepulchre opened and out came hidden ball to help beat the Braves in the second game of the series. Almost everything known to inside baseball was pulled with the hidden ball trick in the seventh inning at the expense of Mr. Martin. Only 100 fans paid to see it.
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Shamrock IV Is Launched In Gosport Amid Royal Salute
Shamrock IV, Lipton's new America's Cup challenger, was launched at Gosport today with the Countess of Shaftesbury christening the yacht. British battleships fired a Queen's birthday salute as Sir Thomas Lipton hosted guests. few saw the yacht due to the shed still in place.
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New England matchups listed for upcoming games
Readable fragment lists four scheduled matches: Fitchburg at Lynn, Worcester at Haverhill, Lewiston at Lawrence, Portland at Lowel. No results or dates provided.
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Cardinals and Braves Involved In Brawl And Narrow Run
Otto Hess opposed Wil Lie Doak in a tense game as Evers clashed with umpire Rigler leading to a bench incident. The Cardinals edged ahead in the fourth with timely hits, while Madison’s Miller died stealing and a late relief performance by Sallee shut down Braves scoring after Doak left.
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Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Washington
The card lists matchups with Cleveland facing Boston and Detroit meeting Washington in a scheduled basketball or baseball set. Other games show Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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National baseball matchups listed for today
National league games include Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago. Teams compete across four cities with key interleague notes and standings implications.
Reds Dominate Phillies 10 to 0 In Cincinnati
Cincinnati crushed Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Yingling allowed five hits and Alexander faltered. Herzog Niehoff led the offense with two-base and three-base hits, while Bates and Clark also collected multi-base hits. Jacob’s relief work followed strong early pitching.
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California Athletes Arrive for Big Meet in Boston
The University of California track team of 14 men led by Coach Walter Christie arrived in Boston today as the advance guard for the Intercollegiate Association championships at Harvard Stadium this Friday and Saturday. They traveled from Toronto after training at the University of Toronto, and will use the Stadium track to familiarize themselves ahead of competition.
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Giants Beat Cubs On Hank O Day Day
Giants defeat Cubs amid a crowded Hank O Day Day game with Zimmerman Later Burns leading on offense. McLean ran for McLean in eighth while Tesreau and Fromme faced late innings. Good Saier Donlin homered. Leach Burns Merkle hit safely as Vaughan and Lavender held mound duties.
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Woonsocket Edges Fall River In Tight 9 8 Game
Woonsocket beat Fall River 9 to 8 in a hard fought game. Strong fielding miscues by Fall River aided the Rhode Islanders as they tallied key runs. Notable plays include Neptune’s remarkable one handed grab and Martin’s shoe top catch. Arthur struggled but scattered safeties.
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Hyde Park High Defeats Huntington In Darkened Inning Game
Hyde Park High beat Huntington 10 to 2 in seven innings at Hyde Park yesterday as play halted due to darkness. Connell pitched superbly for Hyde Park with 10 strikeouts and two hits allowed, while Zeigler struck out six for Huntington. Final: Hyde Park 1320022 1 0 5 4. Huntington 0001010 2 2 4.
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Games Today Federal Series Shows Matchups
Indianapolis meets Pittsburg while St Louis battles Baltimore and Chicago faces Brooklyn. Kansas City travels to Buffalo for midweek Federal games.
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Local teams split as Hartford hubgame tops New Britain
In a set of youth league scores Hartford beat Hartford 7 to 1 while New Britain fell to New Haven 5 to 3 in another matchup Pittsfield defeated New Haven 5 to 3 and New London edged Waterbury 7 to 6. Springfield topped Bridgeport 6 to 4 in the final result.
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