Tenney Loses Thriller to Brooklyn in 14 Inning Classic
At Walpole street grounds Tenneyites and Brooklyn battle through 14 innings. Brooklyn wins when Maloney singles in the 14th, Bates scores after mishandled ball, ending Tenney’s bid for three of five in a doubleheader.
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Cincinnati
Mars
Reds Take Two From Cardinals in Doubleheader
In St Louis on May 30 the Cincinnati team won the morning game after 15 innings with three-base hits by McLean and Ganzel in the 15th. The afternoon game went to Cincinnati 7 to 1. Coakley relieved Hitt in the tenth and pitched well.
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Taylor's Men Break Even With Athletics
Boston and the Athletics split a doubleheader at Columbia Park with a 3 1 victory for the A's in the morning and a 6 4 Boston win in the lidlifter. The day drew 17000 spectators as Hartsel and Unglaub figures sparked late rallies and strong defense supported by Oberlin and Dineen.
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Holy Cross Glides Past Dartmouth 6 to 0 in Worcester
Holy Cross pitcher Mansfield allows two hits as Holy Cross defeats Dartmouth 6 to 0 in Worcester. Beckett struggles on the mound for Dartmouth while Holy Cross fielding remains error free. Captain Cashen receives a gold watch from the St. Aloysius Temperance Society of Worcester.
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Maine State Games Scores From Portland Bangor Lewiston
At Portland morning Portland defeats WaterVille 2 to 0 and 11 to 7 in the afternoon. Bangor beats Augusta 13 to 1 in Bangor morning. Lewiston exhibition Bowdoin 5 Bates 2. Lewiston State routs Salem 9 to 3 in morning and loses 3 to 2 in afternoon. Portland Independent 3 over Massachusetts Agricultural College 2. Carters of Franklin New Hampshire 7 beats Portland Independent 1.
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Franklin Field hosts clash of league champions
The champion teams from the Men's Class League and the Mystic Valley League met at Franklin Field. The Page class powered to an easy victory by four runs to six, showcasing strong batting and pitching to secure the win.
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Milford High Outbats Woonsocket High 11-3
Milford High outbatted and outfielded Woonsocket High this afternoon before the largest crowd this season. The score by innings shows Milford dominating. pitchers were Trott and Phillips, catchers Forpe and Cook, umpire W. K. Roach with a cloudy report.
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Intercollegiate track meet heats at Harvard Stadium
Star athletes from Penn Cornell and Michigan arrived at local hotels for the Harvard Stadium meet with finals slated tomorrow. Preliminary heats today will weed out the field as coaches rest key point winners amid bets on whether Harvard can place behind Penn Cornell and Yale and Michigan.
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1907 Baseball Shoe Sparks Anarchist-Themed Fuss
A 1907 baseball shoe allegedly worn by a Paterson New Jersey anarchist drew attention. Players rejected short spikes and adopted long sharp cleats, changing the equipment dynamic and ending the era of blunt spikes in the sport.
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N. J
Boston Team Portrayed as Polite but Competitive Visitors
A New York observer notes Boston National players as orderly and college-like yet ready for tough games. He recounts the Dr Edwards episode, praising the team’s genteel image while hinting at clashing Mets under McGraw in the National League race.
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Winchester Medford canoe clubs hold float day on lake
The annual float day on Upper Mystic Lake featured the Winchester and Medford canoe clubs. Medford, whose boat house was destroyed by fire, was the guest club. The program included water sports a banquet and an illuminated water parade.
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Alumni Defeat Local High School In Baseball Fi nale
The Milton High School Alumni defeated the local High School 6 to 1 in a baseball game. Alumni contained three former captains Boviston 1904 Bent 1905 and Crafts 1906, with the rest drawn from recent High School players.
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Crafts
Springfield Training School Defeats Great Barrington 1 0
Great Barrington suffered a 1 to 0 defeat at home as Springfield Training School edged ahead in a tight contest. Crown pitched for the losers fanning 13 while Shean fanned 8 for the winners in a low scoring game described as a local showcase.
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Chicago Beats St Louis 8 to 2 in Morning Game
Chicago defeated St Louis 8 to 2 as both starters were wild with errant pitching and timely hitting. In the afternoon the visitors won 2 to 0, with key plays including a three base hit by Hemphill and multiple sacrifice hits.
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New York Beats Washington 3 1 in Extra Base Running Thriller
New York defeated Washington 3 to 1 in a morning game thanks to six stolen bases. Washington won the second game 9 to 2.
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Malden White Sox Shut Out Wollaston 5 to 0
Malden May 30 The White Sox shut out Wollaston 5 to 0 on Ferryway green. Wills allowed one hit. Standout play by Larkin Ganzel and King. Score White Sox 5 Wollaston 0 with batteries Wills and King Collegan and Bent Umpire Farland.
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Wesleyan Beats Tufts 4–1 in Baseball Tilt
Wesleyan defeated Tufts 4 to 1 in Middletown as Atwood struggled in the second and third innings. Pistianse paced the offense with timely hits while Cunningham and Day combined on the mound for Wesleyan. Batteries Cunningham Day. Atwood Priest Boyd. Umpire Schiffer. Time 2 35m.
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Williams Town Defeats Amherst 4–1 In Pitchers Battle
In Williams Town on May 20 Williams Town beat Amherst 4 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Ford bested McClure allowing Amherst just one run. Scoring details and inning by inning lines appear garbled, with Batteries Ford Waters and McClure Pierce Henry listed. Umpire Hassett of Brooklyn officiated.
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Malden Defeats Everett High 14 to 6 in Mass Showdown
In Malden Massachusetts on May 30 Everett High fell to Malden High by 14 to 6 before 1000 spectators. Clarke's errors at first base contributed to Everett's defeat.
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Cigarmakers Union Nine Topple Morse Team at Franklin Field
The Cigarmakers' International Union nine defeated the Leopold Morse team yesterday at Franklin Field by a score of 17 to 9. Kelly pitched fine ball for the win.
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Riversides Beat Institutes 5 4 on Cambridge Common
On Cambridge Common yesterday the Riversides of Cambridge defeated the Institutes of Roxbury by one run. Final score 5 to 4.
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