Bostonites Triumph as Reds Rally Fails
Boston wins both games in a doubleheader with Cincinnati as batting bursts and sparkling fielding highlight the afternoon contest. Dineen leads Boston with three hits while Peitz, Barrett, and Beckley contribute key runs for the Reds. Spectacular catches and aggressive base running shape a high tempo ball day.
Boston Wins Both Games as Allen’s Reds Stumble in Holiday Doubleheader
The Boston team defeated Cincinnati in a holiday doubleheader at South End grounds before about 8 000 fans. Herman Long returned to form with stellar infield play and a highlight catch, while Dineen and Lewis split mound duties delivering sharp innings. Cincinnati wore ill fitting traveling uniforms and struggled early as Boston showed strong hitting and solid fielding in both contests.
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Reds Fall Short As Boston Clinches Narrow Victory
Selee's Reds struggle early before a five hit salvo in the third produces four runs. Tenney Stahl Long Lowe and Sullivan pace the attack while Jimmy Collins adds a rib tickler. Boston counters with timely singles, a double steal, and sharp defense to hold on for the win.
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Philadelphia Beats Chicago On Weaker Batting
Philadelphia won 5 to 2 over Chicago in a careless morning game. Donohue pitched steadily for Philadelphia while Grifith struggled when hits were needed.
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Pittsburg Triumphs Over New York With Key Hits
Pittsburg defeated New York 7 to 6 this morning as timely hits in the sixth and seventh innings powered the late rally. The game featured solid offense from both sides and a close finish at the field.
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New Yorks Turn Tables on Pittsburgs in Afternoon Game
New Yorks defeated Pittsburgs 9 to 1 in a game played this afternoon. The New Yorks offense clicked early as pitchers controlled the pace, turning a key inning into a comfortable victory.
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago In Afternoon Tilt
Philadelphia hitters powered to an early lead and defeated Chicago in an afternoon game. Callahan's curves failed to slow the heavy hitting by Philadelphia as Bernhard scattered St. Louis, while Brooklyn lost 5 to 1 to St. Louis in the morning.
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Harvard suffers second defeat to Georgetown at Soldiers Field
Georgetown beat Harvard 6 to 3 as White pitched a standout game striking out 13 and delivering a homer in the fourth. Harvard struggled with weak battery Kernan and J D Clark misplayed balls and showed little offense with only five hits led by Wendell's three. Cranton starred behind the plate while Loughlin made a running catch though misjudged another fly leading to a Georgetown homer.
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Yale Faces Brown In Slugfest At Andrews Field
In Providence on May 30 Yale lost to Brown 3 to 1 before about 5000. Brown scored on two hits and an error with a home run and timely runs. Washburn held Yale to six hits while fanning six.
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Williams Defeats Amherst 11 to 1 on Weston Field
Williams routed Amherst 11 to 1 at Weston Field after a tight start through three innings. The contest favored Williams throughout the later innings as they pulled away for a decisive win.
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Boston Cincinnati teams invited to perform at Charles River Park
Tom McCarthy invites Pettinger or Willis Bee to attend a Boston versus Cincinnati evening performance. Hahn to perform with Noodles as part of the program at Charles River Park.
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