Middlesex Faces Rindge Tech Tomorrow in Concord
Middlesex School in Concord hosts Rindge Technical School of Cambridge tomorrow as the baseball season winds down with a Memorial Day game. A second match follows Saturday against St George's School in Newport.
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Winchester and Arlington Tie in League Standings
The fifth week standings show Arlington and Winchester High School baseball teams tied for first with four wins and one loss each in the Mystic Valley Interscholastic league.
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Stallings Resting Compton as Magee Near Return
Braves manager John Stallings reshapes the outfield with Joe Connolly in left and Eddie Collins in center while Pete Compton rests. Sherwood Magee’s wrist fracture shows improvement and he is expected to rejoin the lineup soon. The Braves face the New York Giants in Boston as they chase a needed victory and an early departure for Philadelphia and New York.
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Reds Win Final Game 3-2 In Tight Finish
Reds triumph 3-2 as Neale delivers two base hits and Mann McCarthy Doolan contribute in late scoring. Schulz and Moseley pitched. Seaton walked and shipped 7 hits and 2 runs over 8 innings. Umpires Rigler Harrison. Time 1h 48m.
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Voshell Wins Bronx Championship Singles Title
S H Voshell of Brooklyn defeated Abraham Bassford Jr of Hartsdale 6-3 6-0 6-3 in the final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club to claim the Bronx championship singles title. Voshell featured a strong service and net play to secure the victory.
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Jones May Twirl for Sox Today
New York May 28 Three straight defeats by the New York Highlanders without Baker Maisel and Peck inpaugh have not boosted confidence in Carrigan's Red Sox. The club still claims a major role in the 1916 pennant race despite games that were throwaways.
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Sox Falter as Highlanders Overpower Red Sox in Three Games
Boston struggles as New York Highlanders outhit and outmaneuver the Red Sox across three contests. Boston catchers fail to curb base stealing, while hitters like Lewis slump. Carrigan avoids blame, noting generous scoring and cheap Highlander hits. If Lewis wobbles further, Henriksen may shift to left, and Carrigan may miss a week after finger injury. Jones seeks a start with Pennock likely to relieve.
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Tigers Rally Past St Louis 6 3 In Narrow Detroit Win
Detroit defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in a listless game. The Tigers scored five runs off pitcher Groom before he left in the third inning, Park relieved and kept St Louis at bay. Cobb, Sisler, Heilmann powered the offense with three-base hits among several two-base hits as Detroit capitalized on walks and timely hitting to secure the win.
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Pirates Take Indians Lose Both Games Double Header
Pittsburg swept a two game set from St Louis in a May doubleheader, 4 0 and 4 1. Miller and Cooper held St Louis to four hits in game one while Pittsburg roughed Doak for ten. Meadows was knocked out early in game two as Pittsburg posted six hits including a double and triple before the game ended after five innings to catch a train.
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Scores From Regional Soccer Matches
Little Rock 2 New Orleans 0. Birmingham 4 Nashville 3. Memphis 3 Mobile 2.
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