Braves Idle as Stalings Eyes July Boost in Race
The Braves rest amid gloomy skies while Boss Stallings and Captain Evers monitor injured players. Ross Stallings foresees Braves dominance by July as league contenders surge elsewhere. Red Ames expected to pitch after rain disrupted plans. Eddie Fitzpatrick to return at second base replacing Dick Egan in the lineup.
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G. T. Stallings
J. Evers
Ross Stallings
Braves
Cincinnati
Red Ames
Tom Hughes
Boston
Ames
Ohio
Hughes
Reds
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Dick Egan
Egan
Captain Johnny Tries To Pace Health Amid Rain
Boss George shows improving general condition but no kick coming during yesterday’s enforced layoff for health work. Captain Johnny sits out at the hotel front, seeks air, endures foot pain while Joe Kelly and Ira Thomas drill nearby, rain soaking the damp weather and stiffening the injured foot.
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James E. Gaffney
Johnny
Joe Kelly
New York Highlanders
Ira Thomas
Athletics
Braves
Central Association Game Ends In No Hit No Run Win
Muscaine Iowa May 26 Ross of local Central Association pitched a no hit no run game against Cedar Rapids as the locals won 5 to 0.
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Iowa
Ross
Central Association
Cedar Rapids
Princeton Shut Out by Brown in Five-Inning rout
Princeton fell to Brown 9 to 6 in a five inning game at Princeton New Jersey. Brown piled up ten hits while Princeton made seven errors and starter Crowell held the Tigers to little offense.
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Detroit Tigers overpower Washington in 10 to 5 victory
Detroit bunched three hits in the third and three more in the fourth as Washington made three errors, leading to a 10 to 5 win. Ain Smith was shaken by a foul tip, while Crowell and Chaplin starred for Princeton in an earlier Detroit game.
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Scores from regional games show mixed results
A list of scores from New Orleans versus Nashville and Atlanta versus reeranes, plus Little Rock at Mobile, and Memphis against Birmingham, with varying margins. The entries present final scores but no context or dates.
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Atlanta
Reeranes
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Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Federal League Weather Affects Brooklyn Pittsburg Games
Rain disrupts all other games in the Federal League as Brooklyn and Pittsburg meet with uncertain sprinted action. Officials monitor conditions and schedule adjustments for remaining fixtures.
Baseball schedules across major leagues for today
The card lists games across multiple circuits including the American League with New York at Chicago and Washington at Detroit, the National League varieties in Boston and Brooklyn, the New England League matchups in Worcester and Lowell, and other league pairings such as Newark at Chicago and Pawtucket at Fall River.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New England
Worcester
Lowell
Manchester
Lawrence
Portland
Fitchburg
Lewiston
Lynn
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Springfield
Pawtucket
Fall River
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Hartford
Boston Eerste
Brooklyn Louis
Holy Cross to face Dartmouth at South End grounds this week
Boston College hosts two major games this week with Holy Cross visiting Saturday May 29 at the South End grounds to renew a storied rivalry. Dartmouth also appears as an early opponent at the same venue as both teams prepare to test a strong University Heights foe.
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Boston College Elevates Status Through Athletic Success
Boston College has forced colleges to recognize it by its athletic success. Georgetown lost 5 to 4 in 10 innings then beat Tufts a week later. Coach Monahan may start Steve Fitzgerald against Dartmouth. Holy Cross faces Leo Halloran. Worcester's Wallace or McCarthy likely to score for a rough year. A capacity South End crowd is expected for the BC Georgetown Tufts rivalry. Local supporters bond to back baseball. R. C. will dedicate its new athletic field on June 12.
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Local scores mixture as teams post early season wins
Milwaukee defeats Columbus 6 to 1 while Louisville outpaces Minneapolis 2 to 0 and St Paul wins 5 to 1 over Indianapolis. Kansas City and Cleveland rain delay play noted in the update.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Final Red Sox-Browns game canceled by rain
In St Louis on May 26 the final Red Sox game with the Browns was canceled due to rain. Manager Carrigan was pleased as the Browns were playing well while the Red Sox slumped.
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Carrigan’s Red Sox Move On Philadelphia Hopeful for Rodgers
Carrigan and his men pulled up stakes and moved on Philadelphia tonight opening against the Quakers Friday. The Portland Club offered Bill Rodgers for half interest in Fenway Park, with Rodgers possibly joining the Sox. Collins, facing talk of a St. Louis deal for Earl Hamilton, had his task postponed as Hamilton nurses a sore arm.
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Quakers
Portland
Bill Rodgers
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Fenway Park
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Sox
Ray Collins
Big Bill James
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Earl Hamilton
Hamilton
White Sox Defeat Highlanders 7 to 6 in Tight Finish
The White Sox edged the Highlanders 7 to 6. Faber earned the win with Keating taking the save chances in the final innings. Key hits included two-base hits by Feleb Pipp Boone and a three-base shot by Pipp.
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Highlanders
Cleotte
Keating
York
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Pipp
Boone
Faber
Scott
Roth
Collins
Sweeney
Schalk
Hartzell
Weaver
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Maisel
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Quinlan
Balk
Hildebrand
O’loughlin
Brooklyn Federals Defeat Pittsburg 6 to 3
In Pittsburg on May 26 the Brooklyn Federals beat Pittsburg 6 to 3. Lafitte pitched for Brooklyn and controlled the game while Hearne allowed several runs. The score by inning shows Brooklyn taking an early lead and holding on for the win.
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Pittsburg
R.F.E. Brooklyn
Lafitte
Pratt
Hearne
Queen Brings Crew of Yacht Resolute to Race Season
The yacht Queen brought the crew of the cup de fence candidate Resolute today from New York. The men will live aboard the Queen, which will act as a tender to the Resolute in connection with races this season. The Queen was towed from New York by the steam yacht Viking, flagship of the New York Yacht Club.
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Resolute
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Viking
New York Yacht Club
Gardner and Gregg Return to Red Sox Activity
Larry Gardner and Sean Gregg, both long hospital lists, are ready to rejoin the Red Sox. Gardner, the third baseman, and Vean Gregg, the southpaw pitcher, are set to contribute to the club’s efforts again.
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Sean Gregg
Larry
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Gardner and Gregg near Red Sox return amid clubhouse tensions
Gardner travels from Vermont to Boston to rejoin the Red Sox in Philadelphia tomorrow. Vean Gregg shows top form with the Braves but stays in Boston. Dutch Leonard remains unsettled after recent separations as Lannin’s leadership draws mixed reactions from players. A prominent NL star notes friction can occur in losing clubs, yet is often short lived.
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Philadelphia
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Gregg
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Lannin
Carrigan defends Red Sox manager title under fire
St Louis May 26 Manager Bill Carrigan of the Red Sox denounced a harsh attack on President Lannin and himself over club conduct. He said Leonard cannot criticise Lannin and that the team needs in shape pitching to win.
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Pape's Claim Disallowed by Baseball Commission
The National Baseball Commission affirmed the national board ruling disallowing IL. A Pape’s $460 claim against the Portland club of the Pacific Coast league.
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National Baseball Commission Today
National Board
Portland
Weather-driven delays hit multiple cities across league play
Newark beats Toronto 3 to 2 while Rochester and Providence games are postponed due to wet grounds. Montreal and Richmond also noted rain or wet conditions causing delays. Buffalo remains on schedule but faces unsettled field conditions.
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Brookline Club Heads to Big Meet with Record Entries
The Brookline Country Club hosts a two day race meeting on June 17 and 19. Official entries close reveal a historic list of thoroughbreds, many making their first appearance at the course and expected to draw large crowds.
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Brookline Club Races Draw Big Northern Stable Interest
Society shows keen interest as boat and collegiate events avoid clashes. Big racing stables from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington enter the local meet drawing visitors from those cities. Thirty plus horses nominated for the Chambler Memorial steeplechase on June 17 with a $2 stake and a $1000 cup. The Myopia Hunt cup steeplechase also draws 17 entries. Noted entries include Archibald Barkle’s Blakenburg August Belmont’s Timberwolf Lissberger N Jacobs’ Syosset J F Davis’ Single Stick and Mrs C C Rumsey’s The Elephant.
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Brookline Club
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Robert C. Hooper
Archibald Barkle
Blakenburg
Belmont Park
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Reception to Braves at Beacon Hill Elks Club
Boston Lodge of Elks hosted about 800 guests for a reception honoring the World Champion Braves at the Beacon Hill clubhouse. President Gaffney Manager Stallings Captain Evers and Secretary Nickerson attended with Congressman Galivan among speakers. Stallings spoke on Inside Baseball and the evening included collation and entertainment.
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Beacon Hill
Braves
Gaffney
Stallings
Evers
Herman Nickerson
William A. Murphy
Boston Lodge
Nickerson
James A. Gallivan
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