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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
19
Dartmouth baseball overwhelmed Harvard with a five run first inning and led 10 to 2 for a one sided game. The visiting team was not competitive as Dartmouth built an early lead and maintained it throughout.
Harvard made nine hits but only two runs as Dartmouth seized the field with wild pitches and miscues. Hardwick led with a three bagger and drives, while Hitchcock struggled with nine strikeouts and nine walks before relief, and Willard and Sullivan supplied key timely hits. Ended 10 to 2 in favor of Dartmouth with Walsh?
George K O Brown of Chicago defeated Bob Moha of Milwaukee in a fast 12 round decision at the Arena. Brown led seven rounds to four, Moha won a late round, with prelims including Noonan and Murphy drawing and Ryan defeating Le Favour. Next bout features Dan Flynn against Joe Jeanette.
New York defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in Chicago in a pitchers duel between Mathewson and Zabel. Key moments include a fourth inning double play by Doyle Grant and Merkle and Mathewson's clutch control. Zabel exits after eight with Chicago’s bullpen failing to hold.
Rabbit Maranville hit a bases loaded homer in the second inning as Dick Rudolph plus sharp defense by Mann Evers and Maranville carried the Braves to a 7-4 victory over the St Louis Cardinals in the final game of the Western series. Hank Gowdy and Henry helped power the attack while umpires Rigler and Emslie enforced calls, including ejecting Magee Dolan and Evers.
Pawtucket defeated Fall River 4-3 at home to seize the Colonial league lead. Gilmore starred with a single, double and first homer of the season, while Burdick pitched seven solid innings. Fall River pitcher Harrington was hit hard but received good support as the Spindle City offense managed limited scoring.
New Bedford defeats Taunton 6 to 5 in a hard fought contest featuring several spectacular catches. Sprague Lindor Proulx and Kane highlighted the fielding. Sullivan scored on a pass to Duff and Paddy Duff doubled to secure the walkoff win for the Whalers.
A fashion display titled See Fashion Show in my windows features mail order items with prepaid charges.
Woonsocket takes its fifth straight Colonial league win powering ahead in the third with timely hitting. Craft succumbs after a triple a double and a single as Werre Garvey and Speraw shine on defense and offense in a 10 to 6 victory over Brockton at home.
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 8 to 6 in a high scoring game at Cincinnati. Marshall lasted two innings for Philadelphia and Chalmers pitched when he was relieved for a pinch hitter. Ames faced heavy hitting until he was pulled in the eighth after issuing a base on balls.
Somerville High defeated Malden High 2 to 1 yesterday afternoon at Somerville field. Pitcher Tibbetts earned the win with four strikeouts, while Doyle allowed two. Key hits came from Hirshon and Robertson for Somerville and from Ford for Malden, with Flanders and Murphy scoring for Somerville and Hirshon driving in Malden’s lone run. Attendance reached about 600.
In Duxbury on May 27 Powder Point edged Fitchburg Normal 7 to 6 after a wild first inning. Powder Point had five errors while Fitchburg allowed four runs in the frame, then settled into a tight pitchers' duel. Obie Wa ieee and Phillips, Harley and Warre contributed to the rough but close contest.
In Portland Massachusetts? No, Portland Maine May 27 Deering High of this city and Edward Tittle High of Auburn dueled 17 innings at Bay State Park before Deering prevailed 8 to 7. The long game featured brilliant plays and long hits, with St. John and Burke delivering for Deer ing while Dana and Burke stood behind the mound. Time three hours.
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