Red Sox Pitchers Struggles In 12 6 Loss To Athletics
Boston pitchers O'Brien Collins and Bedient were hit hard as Philadelphia Athletics overwhelmed the Red Sox 12 to 6 at Fenway. Ray Collins debuted with four hits allowed and Eddie Collins fueled the visitors with four safeties, two doubles, two stolen bases, and three runs. Bradley's baserunning error sparked Boston's collapse while Plank and Brown struggled to contain Mack's lineup.
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Murch's Homer Decisive Run in One Innings Victory
Lynn defeats Worcester 1 to 0 as Murch hits a home run in the lth inning. Harrington allowed three hits, while Crowley walked four. Onlookers separated Lynn's Wooden and umpire Rorty after a bench incident. Lawrence shut out Brockton 2 to 0 in the fastest game of the season, with Carlstrom and Chase delivering the run sources.
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New Bedford Beats Haverhill 11 to 3 in May baseball
New Bedford defeats Haverhill 11 to 3 as Barry yields six then Slankee allows runs in ninth. Pruitt works six strong for New Bedford while O'Connell and Swett spark offense with multi hit efforts and two stolen bases. Time two hours with Lanigan umpiring.
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Highlanders Win Fourth Straight over Washington
New York Highlanders beat Washington 5 to 4 in a 2h15m game. Caldwell earned his first win this season despite six straight losses, fanning 10 in seven innings. Hartsell homered for New York and Daniels drove in runs with two-base and three-base hits.
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Lowell Beats Fall River 3 to 1 in Contested Game
In Lowell Massachusetts on May 27, Lowell defeated Fall River 3 to 1. Maybohm pitched well, and Lonergan’s seventh inning error prevented a bigger Fall River score.
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Pearson Tops Upham In Tight Pitchers Battle
In Brockton on May 27 Pearson bested Upham in a pitchers battle, taking the win as both starters matched zeroes through much of the game. The tense contest showcased strong defense and timely hits, with Pearson delivering the decisive run late.
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Cornell Star Jones May Not Repeat Franklin Field Form
Arthur Duffey surveys the Cornell champion John Paul Jones as he trains for the college championships at Franklin Field and possible Olympic Trials in the Stadium. He notes Moakley’s challenger and Kiviat, Scott, Duncan and Hedlund setting marks in New York, with Halpin emerging as a top 800m prospect for Stadium trials.
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Harry Lee
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Mel Sheppard
Harry Gissin
Forest Smithson
Were Love Cross and Monte Cross Related
A chaotic clipping notes there is no relation between Love Cross and Monte Cross of Philadelphia. It mentions a three mile run tied to Knights of St Finbar games at Locust street grounds on Memorial Day and a contest entry address in South Boston. It also covers scoring credit for a second pitcher in a tie game and a Hull half mile swim sanctioned by the Massachusetts Humane Society with entry details.
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