Giants' Rucker Shuts Dodgers In Braves Victory Tale
Chief scout Billy Hamilton hurried to Brooklyn with Ward and Gaffney and fetched pitchers for observation. Nat Rucker replaced Kent in the seventh, shutting down the Dodgers as the Braves turned a 7–0 deficit into a 7–6 finish aided by Hickory Jackson and key hits. Doughboys: McDonald shows flair with a diamond-button gift amid the late action.
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Cubs Sweep Reds in Doubleheader Thanks to Early Lead
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in the first game and 4 to 0 in the second, extending a four-game run over the Reds. Frank Schulte hit his first homer of the season in the opener as Chicago built a six-run edge and held on.
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Detroit at St. Louis and more NBA matchups
National schedule notes three games listed with Detroit visiting St. Louis, Boston facing Brooklyn, and St. Louis traveling to New York. The entries present upcoming fixtures without results or dates.
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Shirt Orders Open for June Delivery
The article notes orders for shirts are being booked for delivery in June with emphasis on expert handling and guaranteed timing for customers seeking punctual fulfillment.
Regional Football Pairings Set Across Four Cities
The schedule lists New England matchups with Haverhill facing Lynn Lowell clashing with Brockton Lawrence meeting New Bedford and Worcester taking on Fall River in a four city slate.
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Holy Cross Beats Dartmouth In Slow Rain Swing
Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 6 to 4 in a rain soaked game at Fitton Field Worcester May 30. The contest unfolded amid heavy showers and a field with small lakes as Holy Cross pulled ahead in the later innings.
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Baseball doubleheader results from Southern circuit
In Atlanta games against Birmingham, Atlanta won 9 2 in the first and 2 2 in the second as darkness halted play after nine innings. Nashville swept New Orleans 12 6 in the first, 3 2 in the second. Chattanooga defeated Mobile 6 3, Memphis beat Montgomery 5 0.
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Morning and afternoon baseball results from New Britain Holyoke and Bridgeport
Morning games show New Britain over Hartford 4 to 3 and Holyoke over Springfield 6 to 1. Bridgeport beat New Haven 3 to 2. Afternoon games include Springfield beating Holyoke 9 to 8 and Hartford tying New Britain 2 to 2 after six innings when called.
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New Hampshire and Holy Cross Battle to Late Scoring
Both teams failed to score until the fourth inning when New Hampshire put two runs on the board with runners on base. Holy Cross answered with three in their half of the inning as Eckstrom yielded multiple singles and a two bagger amid loose defense. Each side added one run in the fifth. In the eighth Dartmouth reliever Morey allowed Holy Cross to plate two more on hits and a run, then Rollins scored the final visitor run after a single and smart baserunning. The score:
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International League Morning Scores Report
Morning games in the International League featured Jersey City over Newark 5 to 4 and Providence defeating Baltimore 6 to 2. Rochester beat Toronto 1 to 0, while Montreal vs Buffalo did not complete due to rain. Afternoon results had Buffalo defeating Montreal 4 to 2, Newark routing Jersey City 8 to 3, and Rochester defeating Toronto 5 to 8 with Baltimore vs Providence again affected by rain.
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Greater Boston league standings shakeup after victories
Lynn and Malden Medford defeat Feverett Chelsea leaders, pushing Marshall’s men to second while Somerville and South Boston share first after morning wins. Afternoon only Everett Chelsea game played. Dorchester and Somerville rained out.
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Tufts hand Vermont worst defeat of the season
Tufts College pitcher Adams dominated as Vermont was shut out 4 to 0 at Centennial Field. Jameson made a clever catching game while Malcolm struggled, allowing six hits in a rain soft field with under 500 in attendance.
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Melrose High Falls to Lawrence High in Riverside Park clash
At Riverside Park Lawrence High defeated Melrose 10 to 6. Buckley and Brady sparked the game with solid fielding and pitching performances highlighted by two-base hits from Duhamel Lynch Westland Green Higgins Wentzel Crawford and Holt. Attendance was 400.
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Baseball scores from three-city doubleheaders
In Richmond Chicago beat Itredmond 10 8. In Richmond Chicago then tied 4 4. In Reading Cincinnati won 38 6. In Pittsburg Cleveland won 19 1, then Pittsburgh 5 Cleveland 4.
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Marquard Extends Winning Streak To Ten
New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 in the morning game as Christy Marquard earned his 10th straight win. He allowed eight hits and struck out seven, aided by timely hits and two-base hits from Doyle and Murray.
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Giants Rout Phillies In Afternoon Baseball Blowout
New York defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 at National League grounds in a decisive afternoon win. Three first inning walks and two errors fueled the Giants, who led from the start and held on for the victory as umpire Brennan officiated alone after chronic indigestion sidelined Owen.
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Cornell Beats Columbia 38 to 1 in Poor Hitting Game
Ithaca May 380 Columbia outbatched Cornell but failed to hit when it mattered. Ulrich was wild early as Cornell scored without a hit. The final score 38 to 1 with O'Connor Hightower Shirick and Rosoff for Columbia and Ulrich for Cornell.
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Cardinals Score Six Runs In First In Morning Game
St. Louis defeated Pittsburg in the morning game by scoring six runs in the first inning. Camnitz was very wild and was replaced by Hendrix after seven batters. Hendrix finished strong as Sallee pitched well throughout the game.
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Pittsburg Narrowly Tops St Louis in Tight Game
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 9 to 7 in a dramatic afternoon clash. O Toole faltered in the ninth allowing three hits and three bases on balls, enabling three St Louis runs. Robinson relieved with bases loaded and struck out Bliss after walking the first batter.
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Mock Seeks Western Brother Address in California
Frank Mock and his brother travel to New Britain to be with their critically ill father. Mock hopes a Los Angeles brother, long unreachable, sees this note and can be reached.
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Minneapolis Signs Ex-A.L. Player Bob Unglaub as Utility Infielder
Bob Unglaub, former Boston and Washington American League player and last year Lincoln manager in the Western league, was signed today by the Minneapolis team of the American Association as a utility infielder.
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Trials Set At Franklin Field For College Championships
Trials draw top college sprinters and distance runners from Cornell Pennsylvania Michigan and Yale Harvard and Dartmouth as Ithacans seek points for the finals at Franklin Field. Old rivalries and Olympic trials loom with Yale’s Johnny Mack and Harvard’s Donovan among entries while Al Shrubb seeks a long distance record and sprinters like Drew from Springfield draw big hopes.
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Fifth-Pluck Crouse Edges Houck in Pilgrim A A Fight
Crouse won a decision over Houck in a memorable Pilgrim A A contest though Houck appeared to win the bout. Olympic trials begin June 17 with eligible amateurs. Frankie Burns and Packey McFariland are noted boxers, with unlikely matchups against Ray Bronson.
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