Hall Stifles Boston as Athletics Rally to Win
Connie Mack’s Athletics topple the Red Sox 7 to 3 behind Sea Lion Hall who scattered the Boston hits and saved the game from collapse. Houck, Martin, Russell and Pennock all pitched in a four-man shuffle as Boston’s defense, led by Lewis Yerkes and Gardner, failed to hold the early lead and the Mackmen piece together runs in every period.
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Brown
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Lefty Russell
Lefty
Ed Pennock
Lewis
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Speaker
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Amos Strunk
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Steve
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Murphy
Bradley
Martin
Nanamaker
Lapp
Thomas
Eddie Collins
Baker
Mackmen
Met
Strunk
Hall
Pennock
Senators
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Hooper
Serene
Philadelphia
Lord
McInnis
Barry
Russell
Asm
Perrine and
Dineen
Tigers Sweep Browns With Doubleheader Wins
Detroit pitchers scattered nine hits to blank St. Louis 5 0 in the opener and then won 6 2 behind strong defense and hit margins. Hamilton started and took the loss in game one, while Nelson and Willett split mound duties in the nightcap as Detroit collected 10 hits. Cities: St. Louis, Detroit. Date: May 28.
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Csvesas
Gainor
Moriarty
Jones
Delehanty
Willett
Nelson
O'Loughlin
Westervelt
Johnson Comes Back Beats Highlanders in New York
In New York on May 28 Griffith returned Johnson to the mound against the Highlanders. Despite being hit hard early he won 8 to 3, striking out 10, including four of Zinn. Quinn exited in the second. Warhop allowed the visitors’ hits with strong defense in support.
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Johnson
Highlanders
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Quinn
Warhop
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AB R
Daniels
Pigs
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Cree
Gardner
Hartzell
SS. Reser
Dolan
Street
Workhop
Washington Cooowree
Fosterny Street
Milan
McBride
Ainsmith
Shanks
Schaefer
Knight
Warhop Dolan
Fyan
Fpvans
White Sox ease past Cleveland in rainy opener
Chicago defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 as Krapp was wild on the mound. Showers interrupted play and the second game was postponed to tomorrow.
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Chicago
Krapp
Baseball Night Across Leagues With Regional Matchups
In the American circuit Washington visits Boston for two games while Chicago faces Cleveland Detroit meets St Louis Philadelphia battles New York. National League Boston plays Brooklyn New York hosts Philadelphia Cincinnati meets Chicago St Louis visits Pittsburgh New England cities Brockton at Lynn Fall River at Worcester Lowell at Haverhill New Bedford plays Lawrence.
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Lynn
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Worcester
Lowell
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lawrence
It Seems to Be the Same Old Story at Franklin Field
Arthur Duffey surveys the eve of the college championships at Franklin Field. He weighs Cornell against Pennsylvania and Michigan with Moakley’s Cornell stars likely to win, while Nardini Sheridan and others threaten the field.
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Quakers
Murphy
Moakley
Ithacan
Michigan
Jones
Berna
Finch
Putnam
Jack Ryder
Nardini
Colby College
Ryder
New England
Maine
Reggie Foster
Francis O’hara
Hape
Beatty
Columbia
Kaenzier
Alvah Meyer
Baseball Scores From Rain Shortened Games
In Buffalo Rochester 2 tied Buffalo 2 after 6 innings due to rain. Newark 15 defeated Jersey City 9. Providence 14 beat Baltimore 13. Montreal 1 defeated Montreal 8 in 10 innings at Montreal Toronto 8.
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Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Baseball scores from southern city games
Chattanooga-Chattanooga 2 Mobile 1 and 8 to 1. Memphis 9 Montgomery 6. Atlanta-Birmingham two games 14-4 and 1-? New Orleans at Nashville rain.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Amateur Games at Uxbridge Seeks Entries and Details
Athletic entries for the amateur games at Uxbridge Massachusetts on June 22 require submission to EKT Pendergast. Events include a 6 12 mile road race and an open 100 yard race. Information on Norman Kids Elberfeld and Olympic trials should go to the Olympic secretary via the Boston AA Exeter Street. Rumford tickets for Wright Ditson's Olympic tryouts listed. Sheridan of IAAC threw the discus 142 ft 10 1 4 in in 1909.
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EKT
Pendergast
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Exeter Street
Wright & Ditson’s
Martin Sheridan
Reading Pittsburg Scoring Ripples Across Matchup
In a high scoring exchange Reading held Pittsburgh to a tight margin while Richmond hosted Richmond with Cincinnati adding a 4 to 5 edge, shaping an uneven score layout.
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