Heps Drop Doubleheader to Phillies in Morning and Afternoon
The Heps lost both games to Philadelphia, 3 to 0 in ten innings and 11 to 4, with late miscues and defensive errors fueling the defeats. Pitchers faced tough moments as Boston’s Curtis and Philadelphia’s Alexander battled through four scoreless frames before a decisive sixth. Doolan, Magee, and Luderus sparked the Phillies late, while Steinfeldt and Herzog misplayed key plays for Boston.
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Buster Brown
Earl Moore
Steinfeldt
Brown
Buck Herzog
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Boston
Cliff Curtis
Curtis
Tenney
Afternoon Game Signals a Fourth Inning Slump Then Big Sixth
In a sunlit afternoon contest Curtis and Alexander held hitters in check through four innings. The sixth saw a four run burst as Dooin and Alexander sparked a rally, with Knabe and Paskett driving in runs. Steinfeldt’s error and aggressive baserunning fueled the inning’s momentum.
Wild tenth inning seals lucky win for Philies over Live Wires
A tense nine and a half innings of pitching and defense led to a decisive miscue in the tenth. An errant throw by Steinfeldt allowed Paskert to score after Brown failed a bunt play, and two more runs followed on hits. Moore and Dooin guided the Playoff Hops to the finish as Boston faltered late.
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Buster Brown
Earl Moore
Steinfeldt
Paskert
Brown
Lobert
Buster
Messrs
Moore
Dooin
Boston
Tenney
Herzog
Ingerton
Buck
Doc Miller
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New York Leads after Weekend Games
New York topped Philadelphia and beat Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburgh won two games yesterday with Boston, Brooklyn, and Chicago losing. Cincinnati and St. Louis broke even, leaving New York first and Philadelphia a close second. Chicago slipped from first to third.
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Detroit
Cleveland
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Braves vs. Ramiden late inning hits produce win
Ramirez hits go ahead run in 10th for Ramiden as Brown and Moore toil. Dooin Miller Doolan collect two base hits with Lobert RBI sacrifice. Herzog steals, Paskert hit by pitch. Brown 5 walks Moore 4. Knabe-Doolan-Luderus and Herzog-Sweeney-Tenney DP. 4,871 attend. Time 1h50m. Umpires Rigler Finneran.
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Boston
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Magee
Luderus
Doolan
Knabe
Curtis
Pfeffer
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Dooin
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Merkle's Batting Morning Feature in Ball Game
Brooklyn lost to New York 4 to 1 as Merkle's batting and Bergen's pitching carried the day. The early inning misplays set the tone while New York seized the lead and held on for the win in this morning contest.
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New York
Brooklyn
Merkle
Bergen
Brooklyn Blanketed by Giants Twirlers in Afternoon Loss
New York routs Brooklyn 5 to 0 as Raymond quits in the fifth due to ptomaine poisoning. Ames finishes the game, Brooklyn held to one hit while Giants pitcher shutout the visitors.
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Brooklyns
Giants
Raymond
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Ames
State tennis begins at Brae-Burn Club
Twenty-seven matches were played at the Brae-Burn Country Club in the annual State tennis doubles championship. Beals and Scott will face Seaver and Putnam while Beals Wright and Sulloway meet Porter and Collester in the semifinals. Notable clash saw Sweetser and Whitney edge Johnson and Bishop in three sets 1-6 7-5 11-9. Cases: Beals Scott beat Adams Wheelwright 6-8 6-1 Seaver Putnam beat Martin Gallagher 6-4 8-6 Wright Sulloway beat Sweetser Whitney 6-1 6-4 Porter Collester beat Wales Melcher 6-2 6-4.
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Putnam
Martin
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New York Oarsmen Win Harlem Races
Visiting oarsmen from Baltimore Philadelphia and New Haven fared poorly for honors at the 45th Harlem river regatta. Local clubs dominated the results with New York Athletic Club men winning most events and the Fairmount Rowing Association taking the intermediate four.
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Local Baseball Skirmishes Reported Across Cities
Montgomery beat Atlanta 3 1 in the first game and lost 0 5 in the second. Birmingham swept Memphis 4 0 in the first game and 7 6 in the second. Mobile split with Nashville 1 6 and 3 0. New Orleans edged Chattanooga 4 3 in the first game while Chattanooga won 7 3 in the second.
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Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
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Lowell Wins By Forfeit In Lynn Baseball Match
Lowell was declared the winner 9 to 0 after Lynn refused to continue the game, ending 6 to 5 in Lynn's favor at the seventh. Umpire Fleming called Lowell the victor following the stoppage agreement claimed by Lynn at noon.
Lynn Defeats Lowell 12 to 0 in Afternoon Game
Lynn surged to a 12 to 9 win over Lowell as Quinn allowed 10 hits in six innings before Cooney finished. Key batters included Callahan with two three base hits and Harrington with a two base hit, while Wallace and Logan led Lynn with multiple hits.
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Reds Unable To Hit Sallee In Morning Loss
Cincinnati fell 4 to 2 to the local team as hitters failed to solve Sallee while the visitors played errorless ball in the morning game played in St Louis on May 80.
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Cincinnati
Sallee
Fromme Is a Puzzle With Men on the Bags
Cincinnati beats St Louis 6 to 2 in the afternoon game. Fromme struggles on the mound while Reds offense capitalizes with hits and errors. Bresnahan Onakes Grant fare well with three-base hits. Hoblitzer homers, Bates and Fromme add two-base hits. Steele allows 11 hits in eight and a third innings.
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Pirates Edge Cubs 1–0 In Morning Game
Pittsburg team wins 1 to 0 over Chicago as three singles in the eighth inning produce the lone run. Adams bests Richie in a pitching duel. Carey's, Richie's steals noted. Gibson with a two-base hit. Umpires Kiem and Doyle. Time 1:50.
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Malden Quincy Club Defeats Nuf Ced McGreevey Team
The Malden Quincy Club beat Nuf Ced McGreevey at Craddock Park Malden by a 12 to 2 score yesterday.
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Mob Umpire Hailed by Brockton Fans After 10th Inning Loss
About 1500 Brockton fans mobbed umpire Hi Henry Labelle in the afternoon after Worcester won 5 to 4 in 10 innings. The crowd hurled missiles and forced police to shield Labelle, who was later hidden in a station baggage room before boarding a Boston train. Labelle, formerly a pitcher, officiated a close game amid post game uproar over a call at third base.
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Worcester
Henry Labelle
Stankard
Hi Henry
Boston
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Worcester 4 Brockton 2 in forenoon clash
Worcester defeats Brockton 4 to 2 in a forenoon game at Worcester Wilson pitched well and Worcester fielders backed him. Brockton staged a triple play with bases loaded in the sixth.
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Lawrence 15 Haverhill 3 in Morning Baseball
Haverhill hosts a high scoring loss as Lawrence amasses 17 hits for 27 bases off three Haverhill pitchers. Duffy relieved early, McInnis closed, McGamwell homered for Lawrence, and Carlstrom hit a three base shot among many.(Lawrence 15 Haverhill 3)
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Lawrence Wins 4 3 Over Haverhill in May Thriller
Lawrence edges Haverhill 4 to 3 in a tight May game. The win boosts Lawrence's early-season confidence and keeps them in the chase for the local standings.
New Bedford Beats Fall River In Tight Nine Inning Game
New Bedford 8 Fall River 2 as Blum yields a strong effort in relief. Snyder Rising Maranville Walsh Haight lead with two base hits each and Haight also contributes a sacrifice. Griffith and Blum combine for a 2hour 10 minute contest with 9 runners left on base.
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Fall River Edges New Bedford 1-0 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Fall River defeats New Bedford 1 to 0 as Bawcock triples and Williams singles for the game's only run in the fourth inning. Pitchers Wormwood and McDonald work steady. fielding miscues and bases on balls shape a tight, sharply played afternoon.
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Wakefield High Beats B C High on Wakefield Common
Wakefield High School defeated Boston College High on Wakefield Common yesterday morning in a one sided game by 15 to 2. Freddie McKie pitched for Wakefield allowing two hits. Batter ies listed F McKie W McKie Kenney Rogers.
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