Pirates Hit Wiley Piatt In Ninth Inning Rally
In a tight ninth, Boston scored once more after Tenney opened with a left field single. Batty singled, Cooley batted, Ritchey stopped Richard’s grounder and Wag ner turned a double play to end the threat as Wiley Piatt was held to the final out. The score:
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City Matchups Across Rivalries
National report notes Boston versus New York, Philadelphia versus Brooklyn, Cincinnati versus Pittsburgh, and St Louis versus Chicago with multiple NBA or baseball style legs highlighted as upcoming cross league contests.
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Pittsburg Pirates Rally To Edge Boston In South End Thriller
Pittsburg erased a 4 0 deficit in the sixth inning as Wiley Pratt and Bransfield led a late rally. Pratt earned five innings of hit work, Doheny allowed eight hits, and Bransfield drove in four with timely hits. Pittsburg scored three in the eighth to push ahead, and a double play by Ritchey Wagner and Bransfield sealed a 7 6 victory over Boston before 361 fans at South End grounds.
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Home Team Triumphs Over Cincinnati Behind Bunched Hits
Philadelphia wins 6 to 3 as hitters collect numerous timely hits. Hulswitz injures Phillips at the plate in the eighth, forcing him to retire with a knee issue. Attendance 706. Several players noted for extra-base hits and a key double play.
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Brooklyn Beats St Louis 5 to 4 in Third Clash
Brooklyn wins a tight 5 4 game over St Louis as Doyle shines with two triples a double and a single in four at bats. Early fielding woes give way to improved offense and defense as Brooklyn pulls ahead. Attendance 1900 with Moran and Halliday umpiring.
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Chicago 7 New York 1 in baseball rout
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 1 as Luther Taylor struggled with the visitors timely hitting. Kling led on offense with a three base hit and stellar fielding, while Tinker provided all around solid work. Miller and J Taylor pitched for Chicago and New York respectively. Attendance listed at 8524.
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Americans At Home 10 Win As Infield Stands Tight
The Boston infield chased Martin's bunt but failed to field it cleanly. Coughlin forced Martin at second as Selbach scored. Criger faked a throw, Holmes was retired between home and third. Washington tied it in the eighth and Freeman scored on Selbach. Threatening weather kept attendance low.
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New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cleveland results
Sports brief lists matchups New York versus Philadelphia Chicago versus Cleveland and Detroit versus St. Louis as scheduled games for the period. No scores are provided in the text.
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Boston Americans Edge Senators 5–4 In Opening Day Thriller
Joyful fans watched Jimmy Collins's Boston Americans beat the Washington Senators 5 to 4 in a tight contest. Buck Freeman drove in the decisive run in the eighth after Lachance and Freeman led a strong attack as Wilson and Winters shined on the mound.
St. Louis Beats Detroit 7 2 in Early Inning Rally
St Louis defeated Detroit 7 to 2 as Detroit faltered with costly errors in the first inning. Eason pitched well until the late innings, Donahue held Detroit through six, and injuries or mishaps ended their comeback. Attendance 8,645 as Kassett and Carruthers umpired.
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New York Beats Philadelphia 5 2 Behind Chesbro's Pitching
New York won 5 to 2 over Philadelphia as Chesbro excelled on the mound. Plank struggled and left the game in the third inning amid a ragged Philadelphia effort. Attendance was 6 572 with Henley pitching for Philadelphia.
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Manchester Defeats Lowell 4 1 In Fourth Inning
In Fall River on May 28 Manchester scored four runs in the fourth inning off Cross to beat Lowell 4 to 1. Courteen pitched effectively and Weddige and Hickey provided solid fielding in support.
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Nashua Defeats Brockton In Windy New England Ball Game
Nashua won 17 to 7 over Brockton as heavy hitting overwhelmed both clubs in a windy game. Riordan left after 13 Nashua runs, with Burbage allowed four more in the final innings. Home runs by Coveney and Wilson highlighted a rough fielding day and 3,000-plus in attendance.
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Manchester Edges Lawrence In Low-Scoring Tilt
Manchester beat Lawrence 4 to 3 as two Manchester errors by Demont decided the game. Lawrence led early, Manchester tied in the fifth, and the visitors seized the lead late. Eight earned runs credited to Manchester and Lawrence combined. key hits by Long Knau Page Gilligan Demont and McEnaney. Attendance about 300 with umpire Sullivan.
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Boston Weekly Fun Color Section Preview Tomorrow
The Sunday Post promises thorough coverage with reporters and artists. Highlights include Boston as Wireless Centre of the World, Charlestown June 17 celebration plans, June Brides buzz, and a feature on Moody Merrill's Nemesis. Also notes on Cambridge minister plans and fashionable social items.
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