Grimes powers Cubs to third win over Phillies in ninth
Ray Grimes hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4 2 victory over Philadelphia, completing a three game sweep in the series. Twombly contributed earlier, and Habbell and Marti matched zeros on the mound in a close pitching duel.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday Pittsfield beat Hartford 10 to 4 and Albany defeated Waterbury 5 to 2. Several games were postponed by rain including Bridgeport at Worcester and New Haven at Springfield. Today Hartford faces Pittsfield and Albany visits Waterbury while Bridgeport plays Worcester and New Haven goes to Springfield. In the American League New York lost to Detroit 7 to 4 as Cleveland topped Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia edged Boston 5 to 4. Boston beat St Louis 18 to 4 with Chicago and Washington splitting, and in the National League New York beat St Louis 5 to 4 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 and Chicago topped Philadelphia 3 to 2. Pittsburgh- Boston and Cincinnati- New York games were postponed by rain.
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Hillies Trim Hartford and Make Twenty Hits
Pittsfield, Mass. March 15 Piefield held Hartford to twenty hits while Pittsfield won 10 to 4 Hammond had a single in his first at bat and hit a double in each of his other four plate appearances Best pitched well for Pittsfield as they built a commanding early lead.
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Cleveland Loses First Series To Washington
Cleveland dropped the first series of the season as Washington won today’s contest 4 to 3, taking three of four. Moerige allowed two unearned runs. sensational fielding saved him. Washington scored six in the top of the data and clinched the series with a 7 to 6 final count. Patched by late innings, Cleveland’s offense managed two runs.
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Boston Bunches Hits and Chisox Lose Game
Boston bashed Chicago 18 to 0 on a batting session with each club totaling fifteen hits nine for extra bases. Home runs by Menosky and Jones highlighted Boston's attack while Chicago faltered. International League scores from Rochester Toronto Syracuse and Buffalo feature lineups and players including Bigby Smith Snyder Reiveng Sandbere Brown Burnhart Pott Schulz Sells Montgomery Neibengall Geto Egan Werre Bentley Benhough.
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Hilltoppers to face Chicopee High on road test
Hilltoppers travel to Massachusetts to play Chicopee High School as five straight wins bolster confidence. Chicopee aims to rebound after beating Hilltoppers last season, with Bray Staters maintaining most of the lineup while changes include Rey Cooney at second and Strause in the outfield.
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Fourteen Colleges Enter Eastern Intercollegiate Track Titles
Springfield Mass May 13 Fourteen colleges from New England and New York enter the Eastern Intercollegiate A A championship track and field games at Pratt field with Boston College Springfield College Holy Cross and others competing Rain soaked Geld venue but athletes arrived as coach Jackyder predicted a strong showing Entries list includes Springfield College 88 men Boston College 23 Holy Cross 30 Rensselaer Polytechnic Worcester Polytechnic Massachusetts Agricultural College Wes Northeastern College Lawrence Stey Polytechnic New University College Middlesex and more
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Dempsey Seeks Friendly Greeting For Carpentier In Atlantic City
Dempsey hopes to greet Georges Carpentier upon arrival in America and stresses sportsmanlike conduct in boxing. Jack Kearns explains sparring partners arrive Monday, weather delaying early training. An Atlantic City delegation will press Carpentier to train here, with Inlet Park reserved as camp site.
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Athletics Lose to St Louis Browns in 7-5 Game
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 5 in a two games out of three series. Scoring details include Hasty and Barrett key hits in the second inning. Team rosters list players from both sides with multiple references to fielding and batting events.
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Amateur and Semi-Pro Prepares for Field Day Challenge
Amateur and semi pro teams prepared for a 1 PM start while weather delays postponed a New Haven game. Acorn baseball plans a practice at 2 PM at the Acorn clubhouse with players including Schorndorf Morrissey Moran Arnold Silzer McGew Curry Classendorf Schults Conquest Abern Boyden Chordas. The Lone Stars challenge semi pro teams in New York and Connecticut with a game tomorrow at St Joseph's oval. The Levis Americans release Dick Cullop to Louisville of the American association. Cornell loses to Harvard in tennis, Harvard defeating Cornell six matches to none in Boston.
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American Association Scores and Postponements Pane Schedule
The American Association reports Keneas City defeated Colomelle 10 to 1 and Milwaukee beat Toledo 4 to 5. A Minneapolis-Louisville game was postponed and the Saint Paul-Indismeajalis matchup was delayed, with rCcold noted as postponed.
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Penn State Triumphs Over Yale in Ninth Inning Rally
In Sew Haven on May 13 Penn State defeated Yale 8 to 3 to claim its fourteenth straight win. Key contributors included Thomas Brumbaugh and Chil pote Robinson with notable pitching and fielding, while Sebteck and Powers helped seal the late rally.
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Giants Trim St Louis In Last Game Of Series
May 12 The New York Nationals took three of four from St Louis, winning the last game of the series. A downpour halted play in the sixth inning as New York started two runs with one out. The decisive fifth inning tied the score before Earl Smith belted a homer with two aboard. Pitcher Ryan limited St Louis to two hits in six innings.
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Spring Golf Trials Open at Brooklawn Country Club
The spring golf competition at Brooklawn Country Club begins with eight tests of medal play and scratch competition. About eighty players are expected to qualify, with finals set for June 1 and qualifying rounds possible on any day. A daily list of entrants will be published.
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Harvard Trials Three Men for Stroke in Varsity Row
Cambridge Mass May 10 Harvard University crew has been trying three men for stroke this week Perry rowed yesterday and today Morgan and Duncan were tried Wednesday Keith Kane football captain moved to No 2 in the varsity boat Walter Amory of Walpole was elected captain of the freshman crew The Sons of Res will play the Take It Bags at Dismmond Number 1 Seaside Park at 2 o clock this afternoon
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Yale Triumphs Over Cornell in Nassau Golf Match
Yale golf team dominated Cornell at Brooklawn Country Club under Nassau scoring. Yale’s Scott beat Ralph, Buffington edged Hakill, Lovell downed Olin, Bush defeated Mitchell, Gardener defeated Bryant. Yale pairs Seoth with Bullington and Lovell with Bush won their foursomes.
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Yankees win final game from Detroit 6 to 4
New York defeats Detroit 6 to 4 in a seven game set. Ehmke's wildness helped Yankee hits, and New York pitcher was struck by a line drive and may have a fractured left thumb.
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Factory League opens baseball season today at Seaside Park
The Park City factory league kicks off this afternoon on Diamonds No 1 and 6 at Seaside Park under the Industrial Department. Officials anticipate a smooth, sportsmanlike event with all teams playing, baths for winners, and a community spirit as President Gassit Yeeagie throws the first pitch.
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Leary Day as Leary Leads Visitors in Waterbury Win
Waterbury hosted a free hitting game where Alhans defeated Waterbury 9 to 1. Grady from the AAL was struck out in the fourth inning, while Stubing and Leary starred for the visitors. William W. Sandland, a local, watched Leary have a big day at the plate and in the Reid and at home in Brass Park.
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Cincinnati Wins See-Saw Contest at Brooklyn
Cincinnati captured the final game of a rough series at Brooklyn, defeating Brooklyn in a seesaw affair. The action featured sharp plays and the Reds surged past the home squad in a close, hard fought finish.
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