Boston Americans Land Great Double Victory At Somerville
Somerville High beat Dorchester 8 to 4 as Knight Sherry and Twohig led a strong defense and batting. An umpire faced a mob at the field after the game, needing police escort to leave, with Mayor Fitzgerald leading cheers for Dorchester. Attendance reached about 3000.
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Nobles Wins Narrowly in Semi Finals at Charles Regatta
Nobles rowed to a narrow victory over De Merritte by about a foot in a closely contested semi final on the Charles River. Volkmann finished third as Nobles posted a 5:52.02 heat time, the fastest this year. Finals set for Friday afternoon.
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Chicago Beats Detroit 4 1 in American League Game
Rain delayed the morning start. in Detroit on May 30 Chicago tallied three runs in the fourth inning highlighted by three singles and a three base error. O’Leary’s wild throw sparked the rally as Detroit issued three steals and a base on balls.
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Double Victory For The Collins Team
Armbruster tripled and scored as Boston led until late, then Grimshaw and Selbach sparked a big fifth inning. Grimshaw tripled and Freeman doubled driving in runs, Winter held off visitors until the eighth. Hartsel was tagged out at third on Knight’s grounder. Washington and Tannehill were noted for today’s game.
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Frankie Neil Faces Behemoth Weight Clash in California
In a World of Sport column, Myron Townsend reports Frankie Neil the California featherweight near 118 to 122 pounds may meet Jimmy Walsh if he makes 118 ringside. The piece notes weight talks, fight club indignities, and boxing politics including Biddie Keevin and Tom O Rourke.
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Collins Defeats Athletics Twice at Huntingdon Avenue
Collins defeated the Athletics 5 to 1 in the forenoon and 5 to 3 in the afternoon, echoing old style play to please two large crowds on Huntingdon Avenue yesterday.
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Boston Wins Doubleheader as Crowds Roar at Park
In a packed venue Boston routs Philadelphia in both games after a strong showing by Dineen and Winter. Key hits by Parent Stahl Grimshaw Selbach and Cross spark a five run rally in the fifth and Boston outscores 16 to 11 total while holding the Athletics to limited scoring despite late innings heroics.
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New York Wins First L Sty with Rally over Washington
May 30 reports from New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn show several MLB results. New York shaded Washington in the eighth inning rally. St Louis defeated Cleveland in a morning game. Philadelphia swept a Memorial Day doubleheader over Boston, 7-2 and 3-0, as Tenney’s pitchers struggled except Pfeffer early. Brooklyn shut out New York 2-0 in the day’s first clash.
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Boston bows to Phillies in afternoon 3 to 0 shutout
Lush pitched superbly for Philadelphia holding Boston to one hit by Brain in the fifth as Curly Brain started a inning with a double and bases were loaded by walks. Bridwell made 11 putouts with no errors as Boston went hitless after the second frame and Young allowed six hits and three runs. In Chicago the St Louis sweep continued with a 6 1 defeat by the Cardinals after a 15 inning opener.
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Cornell Junior Crew Beats Penn in ACA Regatta
In New York on May 30 Cornell University junior crew defeated Pennsylvania junior varsity by one and one quarter lengths in the 1st ACA race of the season.
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Brown Aces Yale in 8 to 1 Victory at Andrews Field
Brown defeated Yale 8 to 1 at Andrews Field in Providence. H. Jones of Yale pitched six innings before Parsons relieved him. Tift pitched for Brown. Stolen bases by Hoye Raymond Kinney Chapin. three-base hit by Dennie. Innings pitched listed for Jones and Parsons.
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Williams Defeats Amherst 3 1 On Strong Pitching
Ford pitched for Williams and was supported by McRae who drove in runs as Williams beat Amherst 3 to 1. Scoring by innings shows Williams with a 3 run total and Amherst with 1 run. Batteries Ford Walters McRae Spring. Umpire Geoffrey. Time one hour and fifteen minutes.
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