Red Sox Slump Hits Batting In Week of Poor Hitting
The Red Sox saw a drop in team batting from .251 to .239 while opponents rose from .229 to .243. Despite the dip, four Sox players ranked among the league's top dozen hitters, with Walter leading the American League in batting among those with at least 10 games. Carrigan Hooper and Speaker also exceeded .300.
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Waddell Still Using Brush in St. Louis Victory
St. Louis blanked Cleveland 2 to 0 as Waddell kept the visitors quiet throughout. Berger was tagged for five hits in seven innings. St. Louis capitalized with a two base hit by Lajoie and a late error.
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Tigers Trim White Sox 3 1 in American League clash
Detroit defeated Chicago 8 to 1 in a hard fought game. Summers held the White Sox scoreless until the ninth inning. Detroit plated eight runs while Sullivan was replaced in the seventh. O'Leary Cobb Schmidt Bush stole bases and Summers struck out three. Bases on balls favored Detroit 1 to 2, with 1 hit batsman and three double plays. Time 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpires Perrine and Evans.
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Three Track Wonders Shine at Harvard Meet Run Records Shattered
Cornell’s P. J. Taylor won the two mile in 9:27.6, beating Alec Grant’s 1903 mark by a fifth of a second. Paull of Penn set a best ever intercollegiate mile 4:17.9, while Harvard’s R. C. Foster won the 100 and 220 with fast times.
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Pirates Double Victory Over Cubs in West Side Park
May 30 Pittsburgh took both games from Chicago at West Side Park before a large crowd. The Pirates outpitched in the second contest, Willis bested Pfeister as the visitors scored five runs aided by three costly Cubs errors. Ground rules produced many two-base hits.
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Scores from Sunday games across leagues
In the American Association Columbus beat Indianapolis 4 to 3 and Minneapolis triumphed over St. Paul 3 to 0 while Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 3 to 0 and Toledo topped Louisville 12 to 4. In the Eastern League Providence beat Baltimore 5 to 1 Buffalo and Montreal 0 Newark 8 to Jersey City 4, and Northampton defeated Waterbury 11 to 6.
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2d Division Yawning for the Red Sox
The dope sheet shows the three American league leaders secure their positions but Boston could fall to the second division while Cleveland and Chicago may overtake St. Louis. The standings list Boston St Louis Chicago and Cleveland with wins losses and percentages.
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Baseball Standings Show Tight National League Race
In the National League leaders stay steady while Cincinnati could drop below New York and Brooklyn. A three way tie for fourth is possible if double wins occur, with Cincinnati at .500 and New York and Brooklyn around .471 to .469.
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National doubleheader slate with five NBA games
Brooklyn faces Boston in morning and afternoon sessions while Philadelphia visits New York and St. Louis plays Pittsburgh and Chicago meets Cincinnati showcasing a packed national men’s basketball schedule.
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Local NBA Schedule Sparks Regional Matchups
The card lists games with Boston at Philadelphia in the morning and evening, New York at Washington, Detroit at Chicago, and St. Louis at Cleveland, outlining a busy day of intercity showdowns.
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Evening baseball pairings in the New England League
Morning schedules list Lawrence at Haverhill Brockton at Worcester Lynn at Lowell Fall River at New Bedford 4 p m Haverhill at Lawrence Worcester at Brockton Lowell at Lynn New Bedford at Fall River.
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St. Louis Hits 11 in First Inning to Match Record
Cincinnati May 30 St Louis equalled the first inning record by scoring 11 runs on six hits three walks and three errors in 86 minutes.14 batters faced and three pitchers used only one run off Karger. The score,
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Fort Revere Ball Nine Beat Andrews A A In Seven Inning Game
Fort Revere defeated Andrews A A 11 to 4 in seven innings yesterday morning at Fort Revere. Ward and Goodwin starred for Fort Revere while Sweeney and McDonough excelled for Andrews A A. The score by innings shows Fort Revere 1002 - 6 7 3 and Andrews 0 4 - 1 0 0.
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Vanderbilt's Oversight Wins Longchamp Prix Taipin
W K Vanderbilt's Oversight captured the Prix Taipin Produce Stakes at Longchamp. The event covered a distance of 101-2 furlongs with Oversight securing victory today.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
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Bates Keeps a-Climbing Despite Doves' Repulses
Bates extends gains in batting and fielding in the Doves lineup as he leads the team with a 28 point rise to top the batting order. Dahlen, Ritchie, Graham, Becker and Smith also post notable batting advances while the team overall gains a point in batting and holds its fielding steady.
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Sheridan Throws 144 Feet in Discu s at New York Meet
Irish American Club star Martin Sheridan launched a 144 foot discus at Celtic Park Long Island during the New York Post Office Clerks games but officials will not recognize the mark due to missing steel tape. He previously set a 138 foot 11 1/4 inch world record last Sunday.
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Touchard Wins Bronx Championship Singles Title
G F Touchard defeats national indoor champion Theodore Pell 6 3 4 8 1 6 4 to win the Bronx championship at Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club. In doubles, Connell and Touchard advance to the semi finals by beating Groesbeck and Boges 6 3 7 5.
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Moran Races Collins Today at Revere Track Opener
The opening bicycle racing season at Revere track expects fine weather and a strong main event Marathon motor race between Jimmy Moran of Chelsea and Elmer Collins of Lynn. Both riders are in top form aiming to lead the season standings. Amateur events fill the rest of the card as Mullin pads a pitching streak, with speculation on the Red Sox spoiling it.
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