Americans Suffer First Defeat in Carnival of Errors
Worcester beat the Americans 2 to 1 at Newfield Park as errors, a double steal, and productive hitting fueled a three-run third inning by Worcester. LePard and Leasure pitched steadily for Worcester while McLaughlin faced the tough New York lineup, and attendance reached 4,600.
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Worcester LAPDAY Bridgeport 1901 game summary
Three base hits by Martin and Emerick highlight a Bridgeport win while Worcester strands ten on base. Belanger and Conway steal, Hing sacrifices, and Lepard walks once. Bennett earns the win over Lepard with Leasure pitching nine innings. Leopard records five strikeouts. Umpires Waters and McLaughlin. Time of game 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Pittsfield Beats Waterbury 13 to 3 In Free-Hitting Game
Waterbury opened with a three run lead in the first inning but Pittsfield answered with a powerful attack. Tillman pitched well for Waterbury while Pittsfield’s hitters piled up runs, aided by a six inning burst that clinched the 13 to 3 win.
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Organized Baseball Controls 27 Leagues
Organized baseball will operate 27 leagues under a joint advisory council led by Judge Landis with the last of the minor leagues starting May 16. The structure covers 742 cities, 187 clubs, six classes from majors to Class D, about 9200 players, and park and equipment investments estimated up to 40 million dollars, excluding franchise values.
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Tat Een
How They Stand Western League Yesterday's Results
A compact standings update for the Western League with yesterday's results showing Worcester 4 Bridgeport 2 New Haven 4 Springfield 1 Albany 3 Hertford 0 Pottsfield 18 Waterbury Philadelphia 5 New York 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago 3 Boston 0 Washington 3 St Louis 16 Detroit Brooklyn 2 New York 0 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 0 St Louis Chicago 6 Today's games list Philadelphia as host.
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Westerday
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New York
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Bennett Twirls Albany Senators Into Victory
Bennett pitched Albany to a 3 to victory over Hartford here, with a 4 catch by Leary highlighted as a feature.
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Indians Win Pitching Duel With Springfield
Indians win a pitching duel with Springfield as Ward dominates until ejected by umpire Hannifin for disputing a decision. McFarland pitched well but support wobbly. score cited as a 4 1 loss before dispute. Also notes a separate seven inning game between The Nationale and Lone Stars at Sea Side Park ended at darkness with Fagens and Carbo leading the hits.
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First Intersectional Battles Show League Strength
New York May 3 The first intersectional battles this week will indicate relative strength of western and eastern teams in each league. Pirates and Giants push in NL while Cleveland faces rivals in AL. Detroit meets eastern teams as Detroit and Philadelphia stumble in a late stretch of play.
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Pittsburgh Beats Cincinnati to End Pirates Streak
Pittsburgh halted Cincinnati to stop nine game Pirates winning run as Babe Adams and Eppa Rixey pitched. Roetsch doubled and scored the deciding run in the late frames as Cincinnati edged ahead briefly before Pittsburgh pulled ahead for the win.
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Babe" Adams
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St Louis Browns Overpower Tigers In Early Lead
The Browns opened strong against Detroit as their bats struck early to overwhelm the Detroit pitchers. Key plays and steady hitting built a solid lead, while Detroit struggled to respond, leaving St Louis ahead at the day's end.
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Detroit
Platt Among Golf Classic Leaders Says Evans
Charles Evans notes Platt as a rising American amateur, praising his quick play and fearless style. Platt, from Philadelphia, impressed at Oakmont and Roslyn, and eyeing future national titles. peers expect him to join top ranks in Britain or back home.
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American Association Football Results and Speculation
Fragmented report lists scores and places including Columbus 27 Voleda 0 and Indianapolis 4 St Paul of Minneapolis 2. Mentions wet grounds at Milwaukee post pound and references Wilfred Bell of Wilmington Pel County Chops as chosen for an invasion of the British Isles due to Eddie Loos of Chicago's failure to trim.
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Phillies edge Giants in 14th to snatch spring win
Philadelphia catcher Perkins delivered a decisive triple in the 14th scoring Dugan and O Walker as Phila beat New York 5 4 in 14 innings. Rommel earned his third spring win with strong work. Feagster stole home to tie in the ninth. Polo Grounds drew a second capacity crowd.
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Champs Defeat Chi-Sox by Heavy Hitting 17 3
In SD Mass Cleveland batted 17 to 5 today as three Chi-Sox pitchers were hit hard. Chi pitched brilliantly with three hits including a single a double and a triple driving in four runs. Burns collected safe hits in his first five appearances. A double play cut short a sixth at bat for Cate.
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Acorn Loss In Seaside Park Defense
In a hard fought game Seaside Park shut down Acorn with a stout defense but the at times erratic offense struggled to convert. Veterans Mills St and Dondero led the Eagles in a rough matchup, while teammates backed their efforts as the defense held firm.
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Brooklyn Beats Giants 4-1 as Griffith Homers for New York
New York loses to Brooklyn 4 to 1. Griffith hits a home run off Barnes in the sixth, while Mitchell holds the Giants to limited scoring. Brooklyn tallies a second homer by none other than Griffith and plates multiple runs with timely hits.
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