Giants Beat Pirates 6-2 For Third Straight Win
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2 in a windy game. Perritt started for New York before being relieved for a pinch hitter. Stroud fanned three as Pittsburgh produced limited hits. Robertson in right field made five putouts including a one handed grab in the sixth inning.
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Dutch Brandt Fights Frankie Brown To Draw In NYC
In New York on May 12 1909 Dutch Brandt the Brooklyn featherweight and Frankie Brown of the East Side boxed ten fast rounds to a draw at the Stadium Athletic club on West Thirty fourth street. The ten rounds provided constant action and drew thousands of ironworkers to the venue.
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Peckinpaugh Timely Hit Delivers Yankees Victory
New York May 12 Peckinpaugh bitter over a raised insult, lined a ninth inning hit to right center to beat Chicago 2 1 in a pitchers duel. Maisel walked, Baker flew out, Gedeon popped foul, Maisel stole second, and Wallie Pipp’s weak contact left runners, while Peckinpaugh’s decisive single drove in the go ahead run. Nick Cullop pitched superbly for the Yankees, limiting the White Sox to three hits as the Pinstripe club won their first game of the year.
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Fulton Willard bout to be held despite protest
New York May 12 Despite efforts of sporting writers to keep boxing clean promoters plan a Willard Fulton match Fulton has progressed little since the New Orleans attempt last winter Critics now note Willard has proven himself better while Fulton remains a mystery The Reich bout offered no clear proof and earlier plans with Coffey and Moran appear to be press agent bunk
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College Coaches to Sit On Benches in Championship Games
Princeton Yale and Harvard will allow professional coaches to remain on the bench and direct play in championship baseball games this spring. Yale says the coach will act as teacher and adviser, not signaler, while teams retain leadership on the field amid broader labor unrest as Laurel Hill plant workers return from a strike in sympathy with nearby labor action.
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National League Games Today Across Major Cities
New York faces Pittsburgh while Brooklyn goes to Cincinnati and Boston visits Chicago Philadelphia travels to St. Louis in a day of NL action with four matchups on the slate.
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Chicago in New York Detroit in Philadelphia
The record lists four American League matchups with each team visiting away venues: Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington, and Cleveland at Boston. The items imply scheduling or results across league games without further context.
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Local League Bridgeport and Portland Playouts Noted
Southern Association reports Bridgeport against Portland, New London versus Lawrence, New Haven at Lowell, Hartford at Lynn, and Springfield visiting Worcester showing regional matchups and schedules.
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American Association Yesterday's Results
Results from yesterday games list teams and battery lineups including players James Moran La Longe Boardman Land for St Paul Milwaukee and Kansas City Columbus games with scores and scorers.
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Eastern League At Lawrence Batting Summary
Lawrence and New Haven clash in a game marked by varied scoring as batteries led by Shears Press and J. contribute to the innings. The line score lists totals for hits and errors, with both sides showcasing early momentum and pitching shifts through the innings.
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Baseball Bits: Johnson, Dell Highlight early season
Walter Johnson has been tough on the Yankees, earning three decisions without surrendering a run to the Phillies and Braves. Wheezer Dell thrives for the Robins, not allowing a run in 23 innings against the Phillies and Braves. Witt shines for Connie Mack at shortstop, collecting two doubles and a single while handling ten chances error free. Roger Peckinpaugh hits well in eight away games, and Ray Collins surprises critics by remaining out of action. The piece compares early-season marks across leagues and recalls 1913 Polo Grounds performance.
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Chance Leads Yanks Past White Sox At Polo Grounds
Frank Chance steered the club as the Yankees won their first home game of the year on June 7, defeating the Chicago White Sox after Eastern teams swept at the Polo Grounds.
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Walnut and Koncks Set Games Next Sunday
The Walnut and Konckapotananh baseball teams plan a Sunday match at the South End flats at 3 pm. The Walnuts travel to Seymour on May 21 to face Riverside, traveling by auto bus with a large supporter delegation. Edward P. Burns, manager, invites others to join and arrange attendance. another game with King Pins is sought for May 28 at the same location.
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Four Home Runs in One Game A 19th Century Record
A historical tally notes Billy Bottemus of the Buffalo Bisons in 1895 as the first player to hit four home runs and a double in a single game, a major league record later matched by Ed Delehanty and Bobby Lowe. The piece traces similar feats by Dan Brouthers, Fred Merkle, and Jackley, highlighting era records and pitchers linked to these performances.
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Anniversaries of Ring Battles Highlight 1884 Match
In 1884 Charlie Mitchell beat Billy Edwards in four rounds in New York. Edwards, a veteran who began in the early 1870s, once claimed the lightweight championship of America and later fought Arthur Cham.
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Boxers Mitchell Edwards bout at Madison Square Garden noted
The article recalls the 1872 lightweight title bout in Canada won by Edwards after a clever tactic, with Mitchell defeating top contenders in America and even facing John L. Sullivan in New York. It describes the Madison Square Garden clash under Marquis rules, where Mitchell dominated four rounds before a large crowd. It also mentions Mitchell later losing to Dominick McCaffrey and shifts to essays on employment and leadership from contemporary magazines.
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Progeny of hop aphid could reach ten sextillion if unchecked
A speculated demography traces the hop aphid lineage through thirteen generations per year, suggesting by the twelfth generation the population could reach an inconceivable ten sextillion individuals if growth continued unchecked.
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Subtle ad tricks in hotel rates spark matchmaking aims
A hotel manager cites a fashionable resort ad promising low rates for single men as a trap for mothers seeking marriages for their daughters. The marketing ploy allegedly signals plentiful single men and higher marriage prospects, prompting mothers to consider this hotel as a place for daughters.
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