Boston and Brooklyn End in See-Saw Tie Finish
In a five pitcher duel at Pittsburgh on May 29 the Brooklyn team prevailed in the ninth inning on Lumley’s three bagger and Jordan’s single. Pittsburg twice tied the score and once led by three runs before the final.
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Boston Falls Back Into the Losing Rut Against Athletics
Collins Chicago? Boston slipped to a 2 to 1 defeat as Connie Mack's Athletics exploited missed chances. Harris struggled but finished stronger. Plank twirled a sharp game with key bunts and throws. Boston failed to capitalize on bases and timely hits in a long, uneventful tilt.
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Lawrence shuts out Lowell as race tightens in New England
Lawrence defeated Lowell 6 to 0 at Spalding Park before a sparse crowd. Sullivan led a two base hit spree with multiple players scoring. Connaughton Page and Weddige turned strong double plays. Lee pitched to earn the win, while Murphy yielded the only walks and hit batsman in a pitching duel.
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Americans Beat Washington 5 2 In Local Contest
The local Americans used timely batting to seize a long lead and defeat the Washington team 5 to 2 in a May game, highlighting strong offense and steady defense throughout.
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Washington
Quinneboquin Canoe Club Wins Crew Race
The Quinneboquin Canoe Club won a crew race on the Charles River by about one third of a canoe length, with Dedham High School claiming victory last Monday. The race featured crews including Frederick S. Hrederick and Frank J. James, among others.
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Hrederick
Atrokes
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Bals to Play the Lynn Pacifics at Cottage Park
The Centrals of East Boston meet the Pacifics of Lynn today at Cottage Park East Boston. A Lynn delegation will cheer their favorites while the Island lads prepare to back Manning or King and Marley as Centrale battery.
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Heydon May Play Today for Collins in Two Games
Outfielder Heydon may appear in today’s games for Collins. Yesterday Hugh McBreen received a telegram from Heydon promising to be on hand by Wednesday. Georgetown catcher Leon Martel joined practice and is a promising rookie. The champion Athletics arrive for two games with first pitch at 10 30 AM and 3 PM. Grandstand seats are available at the park and Herrick's in Copley square.
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Stahl
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Knight
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Freeman
Peterson
Graham
Dineen
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Cornell threatens to break with Harvard over alleged crew abuse
The World of Sport reports Cornell threatens to sever athletic relations with Harvard after claims of harsh treatment during a Cambridge visit. Coach Courtney alleges Harvard men spied on Ithaca oarsmen and stole shell measurements, while criticising Harvard for endangering crews with wash from pleasure launches. The row over trust and schedule could lead to Harvard being dropped from Cornell's aquatic calendar.
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Union
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Neponset-Dorchester Club Opens Season at Home
The Neponset-Dorchester club opens the Ban season on its home grounds Nightingale with Driscoll pitching in the morning against the Boston Unions. In the afternoon Menafield visits, with Hawkins and Murray forming the battery for the home team.
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Boxing nights mix Itineraries and matchups
The Lincoln A C of Chelsea suspends for a week and expected bouts headline Kid Goodman versus Fighting Dick Hyland in a big Mystic rivalry. Other plans include Ike Bradley vs Tommy O'Toole in Philadelphia and Joe Gans versus Willie Lewis set for Madison Square Garden on June 12 with 142 pounds at 8 o'clock.
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Chelsea
Kid Goodman
Mystic
Dick Hyland
California
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Salt Lake
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Ike Bradley
Jimmy Walsh
Bradley
Atlantic Greyhound
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Tommy O'Toole
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Willie Lewis
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Jimmy Britt
Corbett
Tommy Murphy
New York
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Tiarry Edels
Edels
Augusta
Amby Mcarry
Are Aoe
Edéls
Tadolph Unhols
Memorial Day Sporting Schedule Across Leagues
A dense listing shows Memorial Day games across American League National League New England Interstate and college venues. Highlights include Boston at Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg St Louis Chicago Yale Brown Ithaca Princeton Penn State Holy Cross Williams Amherst Bowdoin Bates Colby Portland Vermont vs Middlebury and various yacht and harness racing events. Domestic schedules span morning and afternoon sessions with multiple matchups and venues.
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Boston
New York
Detroit
Toute
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Yale
Brown
Providence
U. of P
Cornell
Ithaca
Princeton
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Holy Cross
Worcester
Williams
Amherst
Williamstown
Utts
Wesleyan
Middletown
Massachusetts Agricultural
Springfield
Greenield
Bowdoin
Bates
Lewiston
Colby
Portland
Vermont University
Middlebury College
Byrnincon
New Haven
Interscholastic League Scores From Boston Area Schools
A roundup of games across the Interscholastic League featuring Malden, Iohester High, Somerville, Newton, Mechanic Arts, Boston Latin, Norwood, Waltham, Wellesley, Brighton, Lowell, Wakefield, Reading, Stoneham, Saugus, Chelsea, Arlington, Winchester, West Roxbury, Roslindale and other schools. Several afternoon and morning matchups listed with venues and times.
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Ringte Manual Et Malden
Iohester High
Komenn He High
Somerville
Newton
Mechanic Arts
Boston Latin
Norwood High
Waltham High
Wellesley
Boston College Bish
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Brighton
Lowell High
Wakefield
Mornin Reading High
Winthrop High
Reading
Body of
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Saugus High
Chelsea High
Saugusnee
Arlington High
Gleu
Cycling Revere Track Paceers at 2 30
Revere cycle track races paced by Wal thour and MacLean at 2 30. The event highlighted speed and teamwork as riders set the pace for a strong showing.
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Wwalthour
MacLean
Automobile Races at Hermitage Estate Near Worcester
Automobilists from Boston and other cities prepare for a two o clock race meet at the Hermitage estate near Worcester. The event gathers drivers from Jaffville Bay State and nearby areas for a regional auto contest.
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Hermitage Estate
Worcester
Boston
Locust Street Grounds Hosts H A A C and Weekend Events
Gaelic sports and dog shows headline activities at Locust Street Grounds with Dorchester Gaelic Athletic Association and South Lincoln Middlesex Hunt Club promoting events. Schoolboy races on the Charles and hoped matchups in New York feature Willie Fitzgerald and Jack Dougherty as promoters push for better outcomes than prior attempts. In Haverhill on May 29, the locals beat Worcester 7 to 5 after seven runs in the second inning, despite Worcester’s ninth inning rally. line scores and player details are listed for both teams.
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Jack Doughert
Milwaukee
New York
Gotham
Peanet
Billy Pierce
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