Braves Fall to Phillies in Wild 10 to 8 Defeat
Boston loses to Philadelphia 10 to 8 as defense collapses and key hits swing the game. Paskett and Titus turn in late great plays, Magee and Spratt power the offense, with Alexander roughed up but battling through.
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Phillies
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Savage
Paskett
Titus
Jack Spratt
Braves
Shultz
Dooin
McDonald
Campbell
Jackson
Perdue
Hub
Magee
Luderus
Walsh
Lady
Downey
Sweeney
Doolan
Schultz
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Kling
Houser
Alexander
Miller
Hogg
Moran
Devlin
Yowdy
Rariden
Donnelly
Purdue
Taskers
Philadelphia
Owen and
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Noble and Greenough Sweep at River Regatta
Noble and Greenough crews dominate the first annual Schoolboy Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River winning both races. The first eight led from the start and finished four lengths ahead of Stone School with Roxbury Latin and Volkmann well behind. The second eight battled to a near finish, Noble edging Volkmann by a little more than a half length.
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Charles River
Schoolboy Rowing Association
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Noble
Harvard Bridge
Cottage Farm Bridge
Boston Wall
Roxbury
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Volkmann School
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C. Locke
G. H. Lee
M. Wiggin
C. Higginson
G. Courtney
L. Means
R. Jenney
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R. M. Curtis
I. Emery
W. Arnold
H. Rogers
C. Alexander
H. Bartlett
D. Swain
Dillon Knocks Out Hugo Kelly in Indianapolis Bout
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeats Hugo Kelly of Chicago by knockout in the third round of a scheduled ten round middleweight fight at the Empire. A hard right jolted Kelly after a five count from a left uppercut and he was carried out of the ring.
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Indianapolis
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Jack Dillon
the Empire
Kelly
Dillon
Rain Delays Memorial Day 500 Mile Race Trials
Heavy rain at Indianapolis prevented the remaining qualifying trials for the Memorial Day 500 mile race at the speedway this morning delaying the event.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Impromptu heavyweight bout headlines city scene
Spectators witnessed a wild main event as Ferguson and Kennedy fought fiercely to a crowded ring clash. Kennedy used sharp counters and lefts to gain rounds nine and ten while Ferguson delivered harder punches but lacked knockouts. Earlier bouts included Delmont vs Kirkwood drawing and Donahue vs Connolly a lively, closely contested match with even honors.
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Ferguson
Kennedy
Sandy
al Delmont
George Kirkwood
San Francisco
Delmont
Kirkwood
Paddy Callahan
Young Donahue
Dean Academy Tops Rindge Tech 5 4 in 10 Innings
Dean Academy defeats Rindge Manual Training School of Cambridge 5 to 4 in ten innings at Franklin. Dimmick allowed few errors early, Crotty wins with a two-base hit in the tenth scoring Beckwith. Krigger featured for Dean with sharp base running and clutch hitting.
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Dean Academy
Rindge Manual Training School of
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Crotty
Beckwith
Krigger
Rindgbh M. T
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Hanlon
Sylvester
Sullivan
Carey
Stafford
O/Riley
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Ecf
McCrean
Bark
Rice
Anderson
Dean
Wescott
Hubbard
Murray
Kenney
Riley
Murphy
Cardinals Defeat Pittsburg 7 to 4 in Slow Game
St. Louis edged Pittsburg 7 to 4 in a slow affair on May 28. Hendrix and Leifield labored, with Hauser homering for Pittsburg and Wagner Magee leadoff table multi-base hits for St. Louis. Leadoff on-base errors and defensive plays shaped the scoring as Ullurr.
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St. Louis
Hendrix
Geyer
Leifield
Willis
Ceric
Pitteburg
Wagner
Magee
Hauser
Leach
Miller
Mowrey
Evans
Oakes
Kenetchy
McCarthy
Bliss
Letfield
Endrix
Kelly
Bresnahan
Ferry
Rigler and
Finneran
Weenreneer
H. TB
Byrne
Carey
L Ereneere
Wilson
Tufts to Host Dartmouth in Home Baseball Battle Today
Tufts College baseball plays a home series finale at Tufts Oval against Dartmouth. Tufts seeks to snap a string of home defeats to Dartmouth while Dartmouth is noted for stronger pitching.
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Tufts College Baseball
Dartmouth
Tufts Oval
Tufts
Tim Hurst Dying in New York After Pneumonia Relapse
May 28 report says Tim Hurst veteran umpire and boxing referee sinking rapidly after pneumonia relapse. Physician doubts he will survive the day.
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New York
Tim Hurst
Syracuse Upsets Syracuse University 4 Rochester 2
In Clinton New York Flamiston scores six to lead Flamiston University past Colgate 5 in a 12 inning marathon. Rochester University fell to Syracuse University 2 in a separate regional contest.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Rochester University
Clinton
N. Y
Flamiston
Colgate
Cubs Top Reds 10 to 2 as Brown Shuts Them Down
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 10 to 2 in the second game of the series. Brown limited the Reds to six hits and went 3 for a pitcher with three hits himself. Sheckard Tinker Zimmerman and Brown contributed two base hits each in the May 28 outing at Gaspar and Keefe.
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Gaspar and
Keefe
Cincinnati
Brown
Cmibero de Uingis
Sheckard
Tinker
Zimmerman
Gaspar
Hoblitzel
Bescher
Clark
Esmond
Egan
Needham
Klem and Bush
Schulte
Eee Tinker
Miller
Hofman
Col
Sater
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Evers
Eoneesere
TB Rescher
Marsans
Ieee
Mitchell
Peiseceas Egan
Sere Phelan
McDonald
Serene MecLéan
Pevecee
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Dodgers Out Hit Giants But Lose in Brooklyn May 28
Brooklyn out hit New York 10 to 5 but committed costly errors and reckless baserunning to fall 5 to 4. Mathewson allowed the run rally before Crandall relieved him after seven innings. The Mets stole five bases, bringing the series total to 20, as New York prevailed despite a higher hit total by Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
New York
Mathewson
Crandall
New Yorks
Baseball Box Score Summary for New York Game
Moran and Daubert had three base hits each. Snodgrass Hummel and Daly contributed sacrifices. New York benefited from three errors and seven innings of ten hits by Mathewson. Ragan allowed five walks and Crandall two innings. Umpires Johnstone and Eason. Time 1h 34m.
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Snodgrass
Murray
Becker
Herzog
Letcher
Myers
Mathewson
P Seer
Crandell
Ets
Wien
Brooklyn
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VPO
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Daly
Q Smith
Daubert
Hummel
Tooley
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Ragan
Doyle
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flles—Snodgrass
Hyt Daly
Crandall
Johnstone
Eason
Harvard Tennis Team Defeats Minnesota
St E H Whitney and F Cutting led Harvard to a 2-0 win in a two singles one doubles format. Whitney beat J C Armstrong 6 3 6 1 and Cutting defeated HI G Stellwagon 6 4 6 3, making the doubles unnecessary.
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Harvard
Minnesota
E. H. Whitney
F. Cutting
University of Minnesota
Whitney
J. C. Armstrong
Cutting
HI. G. Stellwagon
Yale Varsity Crew Shifts Before Training Departure
Yale crew reshuffles its varsity boat with Oldenborg and Philbin moving into the first boat replacing Stephenson and York as the squad of 384 men heads to Gales Ferry for training ahead of tomorrow’s departure.
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New Haven
Yale
Gales Ferry
Oldenborg
Philbin
Philadelphia
Stephenson
York
Final U.S. Olympic bicycle team named in Newark
The ten riders selected to represent the United States at the Stockholm Olympic contests are Carl Shutte of Kansas City W C Martin of St Louis Alvin Loftus of Providence John Beck of New York Jerome Steiner of New York Joseph Kopsky of Boston Frank Meissner of Grand Rapids Jesse Pike of New York George E Morgauer of Cleveland and Walter Pobhfal of Newark.
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N. J
United States
Stockholm
Carl Shutte
Kansas City
W. C. Martin
St. Louis
Alvin Loftus
Providence
John Beck
New York
Jerome Steiner
Joseph Kopsky
Boston
Frank Meissner
Grand Rapids
Jesse Pike
George E. Morgauer
Cleveland
Walter Pobhfal
Dodgers Trade Infielder Stark and Pitcher Schardt
Brooklyn Nationals announce a swap sending Stark and Schardt to Newark in exchange for Infielder Fisher and Outfielder Kay. Trade becomes effective immediately.
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New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Stark
Schardt
Fisher
Kay
Eddie McGoorty Defeats Job Moha In 10 Round Milwaukee Bout
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh defeated Job Moha of Milwaukee in a ten round middleweight bout at the St Nicholas Athletic Club in New York City on May 28.
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New York
Eddie McGoorty
Job Moha
Milwaukee
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
Brennan Wins Buffalo Bout In Ten Rounds Over McCartney
William Brennan of Buffalo earned the popular decision against Young McCartney of Philadelphia in a ten round bout. Brennan had three clean knockdowns and McCartney fought to avoid punishment in the final round.
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Buffalo
N. Y
William
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