Spiders Trapped as Kelly and Clarkson Win in Old Style
Great crowds witness a high tension baseball morning game where Comiskey players suffer injuries and shifts in standings. Oconnor drove a single to left, McAleer forced at second, Virtue added a safe hit behind second. Clarkson adjusted his delivery to Zimmer and Duffy, while Young faced Joe Quinn and Tucker at first. Spectators head home after a memorable, tense contest.
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Virtue
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Zimmer
Duffy
Si’? Young
Joe Quinn
Tucker
Leveland
Bostons
Cleveland
Spiders
Kelly
Kel
John Clarkson
Boston
Nash
Childs
Long
Harry
Stovey
Mr. Young
Quinn
Joe
Mike
McKean
McCarthy
Afternoon Game Between Spiders and Browns Ramps Up Attendance
More than 11 thousand fans watched a doubleheader at Walpole Street with 7367 in the afternoon crowd and 11054 total for the two games. Harry Staley started on the mound for the Spiders while Tebeau moved to third base, Davis behind the plate, and Davies pitched. Kelly sparked the Browns with strong hitting and base running as they surged early, but Cleveland rallied in the middle innings, scoring five in the fifth and adding runs through the seventh and eighth as Staley faltered and the Spiders pressed their offense.
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Harry Staley
Kelly
Tebeau
Davis
O’connor
Davies
Spiders
Mr. Davies
Staley
Nash
McCarthy
Duffy
Childs
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Quinn
Joe
Tucker
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Short
McKean
Stavey
Burkett
Virtue
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Mike
Clevelands
McAleer
King
Spiders Lose After Sharp Fielding and Key Plays
In morning action Boston's Long Quinn and Tucker shine on defense while Kelly and Davies drive runs. OConnor's third inning score and a late rally fail as Cleveland prevails 3 to 2. afternoon game features Xelig Nash and sharp fielding by Long and Tucker. New Yorks drop to Rusie misplay with rain delay. O Rourke lone bright spot as attendance reaches 7334.
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Herman
Kelly
Davies
Quinn
Boston
Childs
Davis
Xelig
Nash
New York
New Yorks
Rusie
Crane
Sharrott
Fields
O’rourke
Parlor take over as Boston tops Cleveland in morning game
Boston wins 4 to 6 in the morning contest and 12 to 6 in the afternoon as Kelly and Clarkson pace the home nine. Clarkson shines on the mound with control, while Tucker, Duffy, Nash and Stovey contribute but fail to swing the momentum in the visitors’ late rally.
Baltimore Unable To Win In Pittsburg Match
In Prttspure Penn May 80 Baltimore could not win the morning game from Pittsburg. Baltimore’s play was poor and drew boos from the crowd while Pittsburg’s Baldwin had the visitors at his mercy. Miller and Shugart Bierbauer contributed strong hitting and fielding, with Welch making two great catches. Attendance 5420. The score:
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Penn
Baltimore
Pittsburg
McMahon
Baldwin
Miller
Shugart
Bierbauer
Welch
McGuire and double plays in tight game
McGuire features on a fine display with double plays by Dowd Richardson and Larkin Canavan and Anson. Umpire Emslie calls time for a 57 minute innings.
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Richardson
Larkin
Canavan
Anson
Emslie
Comiskey Retired as Brooklyn Falls in Eleven Inning Loss
In Brooklyn May 30, Brooklyn and Cincinnati played eleven innings with Cincinnati winning 3-2 on a bases loaded walk, a hit, and an error by O'Brien. Comiskey injured his arm, retiring in the eleventh for Vaughn. Rain in ninth inning made the field slick. Attendance 83,400 for the morning game. Burns Daly had two-base hits and Daly a three-base hit. Joyce Daly led with a three-base hit. Umpire Sheridan. Time 2h33m. The Salems also played well despite the defeat. Hale and Smith stood out while Barker’s umpiring drew criticism. Attendance 2,411. The score: Brockton.
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Weyhing
Chicago Teamwork Wins Mornirn Game in Washington
Chicago won the morning game in Washington on May 30 due to strong teamwork and timely sacrifice hits. The contest featured a high number of walks, drawing 4,822 spectators as the score moved in Chicago’s favor.
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Washington, D. C
Chicagos
Cin Cincinnati Wins eleventh inning clash at Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on May 30 the Reds defeated Brooklyn for the second time in extra innings. Joyce starred for Brooklyn by tripling in the tenth and being thrown out at third. Mullane pitched effectively for Cincinnati and Hart endured hits after early chances. Attendance reached 11,368.
Manchester Defeats Lowell in 3-Run Rally in May 30 Game
Manchester defeated Lowell before about 3000 spectators with strong team play and timely hitting. Farrell cleared a center field ball with two on in the third for a big three-run moment after a blocked ball. Guinasso’s fifth inning error opened three more runs as Dowling starred on battery and in batting and fielding. Lowell’s hitting was decent but shallow, and could have won if runs were produced when needed. Attendance listed as 8000.
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Lowell
Farrell
Guinasso
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Mackey
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Thornton
Osteeeee
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Chicago Cubs victory in field and bat shines
Washington and Chicago game notes indicate Chicago won the afternoon contest through superior fielding and batting. Foreman started pitching before giving way to Gastright, with Anson at first base singled out as a feature. Attendance 7,069.
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Washington, D. C
Chicagos
Foreman
Gastright
Anson
Hillies Rally In Extra Inning Victory At Home
Philadelphia scene as Hallman reaches base on a missed third strike in the twelfth. Thompson drives him to third with a double and Delahanty singles to left center to score the winning run. Carsey pitched five innings, Keefe finished, crowd about 8000.
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Penn
Hallman
Thompson
Delahanty
Carsey
Keefe
Pittsburg Rally Beats Baltimore in Tight Afternoon Game
In Pittsrore Maryland May 380 Baltimore faced Pittsburg with Baldwin on the mound but Pittsburg prevailed only after a tense finish. Cobb puzzled the defense, two errors cost Baltimore in the fourth, Pittsburg added risky plays and Shugart’s second inning catch stood out. Attendance recorded at 9134. The score remains to be noted.
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Pittsburg
Baldwin
Cobb
Shugart
Coupon Print Date Notice
The coupon will be printed for the last time on Tuesday May 31 and no lists will be received after midnight that date.
Phillies Win In Fourteenth Inning National League Tilt
Philadelphia defeats their rivals in fourteen innings at Pennsylvanian grounds as Delahanty delivers a three bagger and a key throw errors. Kuehne's wild throw on Clements's grounder caps the scoring play with one out. Attendance hits 7500 as Esper and Weyhing duel.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Phillies
Delahanty
Kuehne
Clements
Giants Triumph Over St Louis In Morning Tilt
New York reports the Giants showed greatly improved form and won a morning game from St Louis. Carroll Murphy O Rourke and Caruthers starred as the weather looked threatening and attendance reached 1497.
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Giants
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O’rourke
Caruthers
First Three Correct Lists Final Standings in Boston Series
The Baseball Editor of the Post to publish final standings of the First Series of Competinks at completion of the Second Series in Boston. Ties determine precedence. lists to be received on coupons addressed to Baseball Competition Post Boston. Clubs listed include Boston Brooklyn Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Washington. Names may be contracted on coupons.
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Hiladelphia
Manchester Shut Out In Morning Game
Manchester New Hampshire opened the day with its first shutout of the season as Wheeler pitched a winning game. The team faced a rough start in the first three innings and played poorly overall.
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Strik
Brockton Triumphs Over Salem in Sixth Inning Rally
Salem led the day until the sixth when Brockton surged with seven runs on six hits aided by errors. Killeen shut down Salem until then as Lincoln kept the visitors scoreless. Cotter injured in the third, Burke replacing him behind the plate. Shannon starred with stellar plays and Burke delivered timely hits for Brockton. Moore excelled at catcher. The game ended after six innings to catch a train with 1700 in attendance.
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Shannon
Cotter
Doe
Seer Fitzgerald
Shea
Cceast Moran
Lincoln
Salem
Tepoa
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Deady
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Hale
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Spear
O'Neil
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Lincoln Burke
Vampire
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Salem Defeats Salems With Late Rally In Opportune Hit
In Salem this afternoon the visitors beat the Salems as timely hitting carried them to victory. The Salems staged a strong rally in the eighth inning but fell short by one run.
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Salem
Salems
Clare Pitched to Win in Pawtucket Game
Heavy batting and sharp fielding highlighted a morning clash in Pawtucket Rhode Island where Clare pitched a fine game. His bat and arm controlled the action except for the first inning, and a ninth inning two-base hit misruled as a single by O'Brien sparked two runs due to a tree issue in right field. Attendance reached 1600 with the final score left unread.
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Pawtucket
R.I
Clare
O’brien
Woonsocket Triumphs Over Pawtucket In Lopsided Tilt
Woonsocket defeated Pawtucket easily as Pawtucket pitchers were hit hard while Callery shone on the mound. The five runs came in the fifth inning on a walk, five singles and two sacrifices. Hamill and Meagher starred in the field and a sharp double play electrified the crowd of 2600, including 600 ladies.
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Pawtucket
R.I
Providence shuts out Athletics in fine game at Providence
Providence shut out the Athletics in a remarkably fine morning game. Kilroy pitched effectively and received brilliant support as the visitors could not get a safe hit. Pettit Mack Lyons and Golden made brilliant plays. Weather threatened. Attendance about 2400. score not provided.
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