Braves and Dodgers divide day as Brooklyn nips Boston in finale
In Brooklyn on May 30 the Braves split with the Dodgers after morning win by Boston 5 3 and an afternoon 1 0 victory for Brooklyn. Pitching by Tyler and Hughes held their rivals in check with late rallies and sharp fielding by Maranville and Gowdy. Wheat robbed Egan of a homer and Culshaw drove in the decisive run in the seventh to give Brooklyn the win.
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Dodgers
Boston
George Tyler
Tom Hughes
Sherrod Smith
Hughes
Maranville
Zack Wheat
Wheat
Rob Dick Egan
Gowdy
Joe Connolly
Koney
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Red Smith
Wilhoit Brand
Xoney
Dell
Rube Marquard
Evers
Eddie Collins
Sherwood Magee
Connolly
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Johnston
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Mowrey
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Smith
Culshaw
Olson
Meyers
R. BH
P' H. Myers
Eisen Wheat
Fissseus
Marquard
Getz
Tolson
Kenetchy
Eason
Sullivan Tops Wright in Oakley Spring Amateur Final
J H Sullivan Jr, one of three players barred by the USGA, wins the Oakley Country Club open amateur spring meeting final 7 to 5 over F J Wright. Sullivan, famed in scholastic circles, plays a near flawless 71 to dominate the match as Wright, former Oakley caddy and Massachusetts junior champion, struggles.
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J. H. Sullivan, Jr
United States Golf Association
F. J. Wright
Oakley Rinks
Massachusetts
Sullivan
Oakley
Wright
Woodland
V. S. Lawrence
Scarboro
H. D. Bassett
Eastern League Hartford vs Springfield ends in 3 3 tie to catch train
Hartford and Springfield finished 3 to 3 after nine innings when the game was halted so both teams could catch trains. Daniels struggled in a bad inning with two dontles an error and a wild pitch aiding Hartford. Salmon pitched well in the late innings but Hartford’s defense backed him poorly leaving 12 Springfield runners on base.
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Gowdy
Meyers
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Dell
Evers
Collins
Johnston
Joe Connolly
O’mara
Koney
Dodger
Cutshaw
Red Smith
Wilhoit
Hartford
Springfield
Daniels
Salmon
Springfield Crushes Hartford 11 to 1 in Baseball Showdown
Springfield defeated Hartford 11 to 1 in a game highlighted by timely hitting. Flynn and Hammond went deep, with Flynn driving in a bases loaded homer. Hammond also homered. Errors and pitching miscues contributed to the lopsided score as Springfield tallied seven runs off LaRoy and Gero combined.
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Hartford
Flynn
Hammond
Rhonda
Bea Hartford
Briggs
Bove
Hickey
Parks
Fpirn
Riconda
LaRoy
Lynn
Reed
Gero
Portland Pitcher Mar tin Loses First Game for Portland
Portland May 30. Pitcher George Martin suffered his first defeat with the Portland club as New London shut out the locals 6 to 0. Martin was hit freely while Hearne’s delivery baffled the bats. The forenoon game ended after four innings with New London leading 5 to 2 due to rain.
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Clemens
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Sweatt
Weiser
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Becker
Tamm
O'’Connell
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Russell
Gaston
Martin
Eease
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O'Connell
Stelen
Rodriguez
Watters
Lowell Triumphs 6-0 as Fuller Falters in Eighth
In Lawrence on May 20 Fuller pitched seven shutout innings before weakening in the eighth. Lowell won 6 to 0 behind eight hits in the final two frames, totaling six runs.
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Lawrence
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Lowell
Lawrence Defeats Lowell In Morning Baseball Tilt
Lawrence won 6 to 2 over Lowell as Pennington pitched for Lowell and Green finished for Lawrence. Notable plays included O Connell’s home run and Torphy's two-base hit, with Kilhullen and Somers contributing in the field.
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A.P
King
Green
Greenbalge
Lawrence Otd
Lowell J
Lord
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Torphy
O'Connell
Layster
Kilbullen
Dohberty
Worcester Breaks Pitching Duel With Five-Run Sixth
Worcester won 7 to 2 this forenoon, turning a tight pitchers battle in the sixth inning by collecting four hits and a walk amid two Lynn errors. The rally produced five runs to seal the game.
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Lynn
Phillies and Giants split twin bill in city
Lynn defeats Worcester 2 to 1 in pitchers’ duel as Tuero bests Smith and Worcester errors fuel late run. In Philadelphia, New York wins 10 to 2 after managing to chase Alexander in seven. Merkle Fletcher and Whitted homer, Umpire Harrison ejected Moran and Burns over disputed calls amid crowd unrest.
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New York
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Merkle
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Whitted
Harrison
Moran
Killifer
F. Burns
Paskett
Burns
Bobby Byrne
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Oeschger
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Cravath
Ander
Rigler
Yale Defeats Cornell to Clinch Cornell Series
NEW HAVEN May 30 Yale defeated Cornell 4 to 2 to win the series in straight games. Larry Walsh, Yale’s reserve catcher, batted five hits as Perkins struggled for Yale, though both hurlers walked freely.
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Yale Today
Cornell
Larry Walsh
Yale
Ithacans
Perkins
Walsh
Yale Beats Cornell In Tight Baseball Tilt
Johnson starred for Yale with all round play as Cornell's Mellen and Sutter supplied visitors' best moments. Dudley Mudge injured his right knee after colliding with the grandstand and may miss the rest of the season. Budd led Cornell by advancing on Walsh errors and Cleary sac fly scoring.
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Eckley
Smoth
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Vaughn
Clary
Shepley
O'Connell
Ef. Bush
Munson
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Mudge
Sutterby
If Wickey
P . Perkins
Perkins
Westervelt
Boston College Defeats Wesleyan 14 to 2 on Andrus Field
Boston College defeated Wesleyan on Andrus Field, winning 14 to 2. The game took place in Middletown, Conn, on May 30 as BC exacted no revenge for a prior loss to Wesleyan.
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Wesleyan
Andrus Field
Boston
Wesleyan Errors Tremble In Defeat To Boston College
Wesleyan misplayed the ball nine times in the third inning allowing multiple runs while Boston College capitalized on visitors’ miscues. Mitchell and Regan starred for BC with six and four hits respectively, while Widdoes homered for Wesleyan who scored in the sixth on Beeman and Wilbur hits.
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Seeholzer
Dee
Berker
McCarthy
Bramonians Dominate Harvard 8 to 1 at Andrews Field
Brown defeated Harvard 8 to 1 on Andrews Field before 7000 fans. The Bramonians led from start to finish and kept the Crimson scoreless until the ninth inning.
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