Boston Americans Split Doubleheader With Detroit
Boston and Detroit played a holiday doubleheader at Huntington Avenue. Detroit won the morning game 10 to 5 as Boston faltered with pitching. In the afternoon Boston reversed, 12 to 0, behind Young’s dominant pitching and strong hitting led by Lachance and Ferris.
Detroit Beats Boston in Contested Afternoon Baseball Game
Young and Criger anchored Detroit as they hung on to a 12 to ? scoring spree for Boston. Criger, Dougherty, and Lachance produced multiple hits while Elberfeld and Casey led Detroit’s offense with key singles. Young shut down Boston’s bats, and Cronin replaced Mercer late as Boston pushed to a dozen runs in the eighth.
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Hastings Dominates Afternoon Game For Local Win
Sequential hitting and solid defense carried the locals in the afternoon tilt. Hastings limited St Louis to scattered baserunners as Philadelphia fell to St. Louis 4 to 2 with Castro homering and Powell yielding four walks and three strikeouts. Attendance was 13 128.
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Baltimores Beat Cleveland in Batting Matinee
The Baltimores won both games from Cleveland in a doubleheader with strong hitting. Three home runs occurred in the first game, two by Bresnahan, and two more in the second game, underscoring a day of powerful offense.
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Washington Takes First Game Over Chicago 9 3
Washington defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in an American League contest. Washington’s fielding and timely hitting in the third and fourth innings carried the day. Garvin relieved in the eighth inning. Attendance 4,028.
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Yale Beats Princeton In Close Championship Game
Yale surprises supporters by defeating Princeton 10 to 6 in a tightly contested championship game. Yale capitalized on early runs and Princeton errors, with four first inning runs and a sixth inning three run rally by Princeton highlighting the contest.
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St Louis and Cincinnati Split Doubleheader in Rain
St Louis and Cincinnati split a two game set as rain and poor attendance affected both ends. The day drew about 5000 spectators.
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Wagner Sparkles as Champions Beat Chicagos in Close Game
Pittsburg Penn May 30 The champions defeated the Chicagos before 6500 fans in a long contest with Wagner delivering phenomenal shortstop play.
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Travis Wins in Tuxedo Semi Finals
W. J. Travis national amateur champion defeats Findlay S S Douglas in the Metropolitan tournament at Tuxedo, setting a course record of 72. Douglas struggles with putting as Travis dominates on the greens. Marcellus beats Thompson to set up an all finalists 36 holes tomorrow.
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Robbins Wins at Myopia in a Heavy Gale
At the Myopia Hunt Club on May 30, F. J. Robbins of the Wollaston Club equaled 90 to win the best score as winds hindered scoring. Only 28 players posted, 12 reaching match play for the consolation prize, with several close matches and notable rounds by Lockwood Mauran and others.
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Winchester Regatta Memorial Day Race Draws Crowds
The Winchester Boat Club regatta on Upper Mystic Lake featured a marquee war canoe race with nine men per boat. Quinobequin won narrowly, followed by Wabewawa and Medford. Bowle of Lawrence won the half mile trophy over Howard of Medford and French of Dedham, with a protest filed over a foul.
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Language skills cited in marriage dispute
A young husband boasts his wife speaks many languages. Mr Meekin counters that Henrietta already understands English clearly, making language skills unnecessary for their communication.
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Washington Star
Roust wins five mile cross country at South Boston
Roust of South Boston High School won the five mile cross country at South Boston with a 28 minute time. Charles D. Pearlstein of M A H S finished second in 28 minutes 10 seconds, John S. Hurt of SBHS was third in 28 minutes, Hunt claimed the time prize, with Jackson 30 minutes, Murphy 29 10, Mc Sweeney 31 10, Connelly 31 45, Rosenthal 4? minutes.
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Talbot Declines Run in Fifth District Nomination
Major Talbot of Billerica announced informally that he will not enter the Republican congressional contest in the fifth district, after being seen as a possible candidate for the nomination.
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