Red Sox Rally Twice to Beat Senators in Double Win
Boston takes both ends of a doubleheader from Washington 4 to 3 and 8 to 2 at Fenway Park. McNally stars in the opener with sharp hitting and base running while Shore, Dumont, and Foster anchor a tight relief effort. In the second game Leonard dominates early for Boston as the offense builds a six run lead and preserves the win.
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Tigers and Sox Divide Decoration Day Doubleheader
Detroit and Chicago split the doubleheader on Decoration Day. The White Sox won the morning game 3 to 1, while the Tigers triumphed in 10 innings, 9 to 8, after a slugging late rally. Seven pitchers appeared in the second game. both clubs scored in the ninth. Umpire Dineen ruled in the morning that Felsch was out for a momentary hold on the ball before Veach dropped it. The afternoon featured multiple substitutions and late scoring, with Jackson doubling for Detroit and Ness and Cobb contributing key hits for Chicago.
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Baseball scores from Providence Richmond and others
Morning Providence defeated Richmond 8 to 0. Afternoon Providence beat Richmond 14 to 1. Newark won 3 to 11 innings in the first game, and Newark defeated Baltimore 9 to 0 in the second. Toronto and Rochester were blanked 11 to 0. Montreal beat Buffalo 14 to 12 in the first game, Buffalo won 5 to 4 in the second.
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Regional Scores From Morning And Afternoon Contests
Indianapolis defeated Louisville 2 to 1 in the morning session while Louisville trailed 4 to in the afternoon. St Paul edged Minneapolis 4 to 3 in the morning. Minneapolis beat St Paul 10 to 4 in the afternoon. Columbus routed Toledo 9 to 1. Kansas City crushed Milwaukee 10 to 0.
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Atlanta 4 Little Rock 0 First Game
Atlanta defeats Little Rock 4 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Memphis 2 Birmingham notes and New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 2 cited in the same brief.
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Holy Cross Wins Dual Track Meet at Worcester
Holy Cross defeated Worcester Tech 70 to 56 in a dual meet. Joe Higgins led Holy Cross by winning the quarter mile in 58.5 seconds and the half mile in 1 minute 56.5 seconds. Schmidt of Tech starred with wins in high jump and broad jump and runner up positions in hurdles.
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Pirates Rally Past Reds 9 8 in Rainy Sunday Tilt
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 9 to 8 as three runs came in the ninth inning amid miscues. Reds manager Herzog was struck by a thrown ball during pregame warmups but recovered. rain postponed the morning game.
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Philadelphia Americans edge Yankees in 1-0 pitcher duel
In New York on May 30 Philadelphia, led by Oldring with five hits, beat Shawkey and the Yankees 1-0 as Myers outpitched Shawkey in a tight seven inning finale. New York won the morning game 7-2 with Crowell wild and four early Yankee runs.
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Indians Lose In 15 Innings At St Louis
Cleveland falls 6 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader as Severeid drives Pratt home in the 11th. The second game ends 1 to 1 after seven innings, called due to darkness. Home runs by Miller and Covaleskie highlight the details.
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Nutmeg III Wins Opening Race At South Boston Yacht Club
Nutmeg III led a field of 63 yachts as the South Boston Yacht Club opened the 40th racing season in Massachusetts Bay. A puffy southwest breeze produced several mishaps including Prancer capsizing and Sally III dismasted, with Nutmeg III taking the lead after Flip Rock buoy and finishing strong in class A. Other winners included Areyto in sar derklasse and Fern in the sarderklasse, with Blitzen prevailing in Winthrop and Hingham 15-foot class and Dot, Badger, and No. 78 earning special and powerboat class wins.
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Field Day Draws 20000 At North Cambridge Event
More than 20 000 people attended the Knights of St Finbar field day at Russell Field North Cambridge with thrilling track races and Gaelic football and hurling matches. Boyle O Reillys of Charlestown won the New England tug of war from Fall River. Winners included William Moore Harvard in the 100 yard dash Edward Miles Gladiator A A and H C Stevens M J T in the 880 yard run A D Colby BR A A led the 1 mile with J J Loseto Irish American A A and J H Harrigan in 4 minutes 84 3 5 seconds. Weeks Irish American A A led the 8 mile run with George A King Jr Harvard and F Or Culinane Dorchester Club. Boys and girls races featured John Hershy Cambridge Lillian Murphy Cambridge and Mary Kelly Cambridge.
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Yale men undergo tubbing drill with candidate squad
Coach Nickalls surprised Yale rowing hopefuls by not forming a varsity eight. He held a tubbing practice for thirty candidates, retreated to fundamental rowing principles, and kept the squad on New Haven harbor before Thames practice next week.
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College Baseball Results From Yesterday
Scores include Harvard 4 Cornell 2 and Yale 4 Cornell 2 in 12 innings. Princeton 7 Penn 2. Amherst Aggies 1 Holy Cross 5 Dartmouth 4 in 10 innings. Boston College 14 Wesleyan 2. Williams and Amherst 2 Villa Nova 7 Lehigh 5 Rutgers 2 Delaware 1. Springfield 0 New Hampshire 0.
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Rhode Island State Tops Aggies 3-2 on Storr's Field
In Willimantic Connecticut this afternoon Rhode Island State defeated the Connecticut Aggies 3 to 2. Both pitchers were hit freely but sharp fielding kept the score down.
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Middlebury Defeats Norwich in Fast, Heavy Victory
Middlebury, Vt, May 30 Middlebury defeated Norwich 9 to 4 in a fast game marked by heavy hitting. The Panthers showed strong offense and control throughout the contest.
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Dan Shay Buys Charley Deal For Kansas City Team
Dan Shay, manager of the Kansas City team in the American Association, announced the purchase of Charley Deal, third baseman, from the St. Louis American League club.
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