Sunday Ball Games In Major Leagues Detroit Beats Chicago
Detroit defeated the Chicago Americans seven to five in cold weather as Siever held Chicago early before their late surge. Batteries Siever and Buelow for Detroit Katoll and Sullivan for Chicago. Time 1 45. Umpires Sheridan and Mannassau. Attendance 7000. Innings show a 9 inning box score with Detroit scoring three early and late runs while Chicago managed a pair in the late innings.
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Katoll
Chicago Americans
Siever
Chicago
Buelow
Katoll and Sullivan
Sheridan and Mannassau
Dowling Shuts Cleveland Near Time in Rainy Milwaukee Game
May 12 Milwaukee without full crowd as Dowling strands Cleveland hits. Burke and Conroy shine. errors by Duffy Anderson and Gilbert cost Cleveland a near shutout. Final 5 2. Dowling and Leahy pitched. Hart and Yeager batted. Chicago later hosts a strong Waddell performance against Murphy. defensive gems key in 6 2 victory.
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Wis
Dowling
Cleveland
Duffy
Anderson
Gilbert
Burke
Conroy
Chicago
Waddell
Murphy
Rhe Crigrso
St. Louis
Kling and Waddell
Murphy and Nichels
Emslie
One-Handed Magoon Catch Sparks Pirates Win
In Cincinnati Pittsburg beat the Reds 6 to 1 as Hahn scattered nine hits with solid defense from his battery Peitz. Leever and O Conner held Cincinnati to one early run. Leivers doubled in the ninth to save a shutout, Magoon’s one handed catch and double play highlight the game. Attendance 12,994.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Hahn
Leevers
Magoon
Leach
Peitz
lLeever
O'Conner
Dwyer
Scores From Weekend Baseball Brawls Across Cities
Saturday results show Boston edged Washington 3 2 in Boston. Baltimore beat Philadelphia 7 6. Detroit defeated Chicago 9 4. Milwaukee routed Cleveland 12 5.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
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Detroit-Detroit Defeats Chicago Five in Nine Runered Clash
Detroit-Detroit edged Chicago 7 to 5 while Milwaukee topped Cleveland 5 to 2 in a dynamic early season matchup. Separate games showcased strong pitching from Detroit and Milwaukee offenses fueling their wins.
Boston and Brooklyn Scoreboard Note
A compact report lists several games with final scores and venues. Boston beat Philadelphia 9 to 4, Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to none, Chicago hosted Chicago and won 12 to 2 at St Louis, while Cincinnati hosted another Cincinnati Pittsburg match on wet grounds.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Chicago Chicago 6 St Louis 3 win
Chicago Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in a game at Chicago. Cincinnati Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6 to 1 in another matchup.
Montreal Hart 6 Hartford 1 in Sunday games
Results show Montreal defeated Hartford 6 to 1 in a Sunday matchup while Toronto beat Worcester 15 to 11 and Buffalo routed Syracuse 6 to 2. A Buffalo Buffalo Syracuse game was postponed due to rain.
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Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Collegiate Scores Scatter Across Early Games
A compilation of varied scores lists Harvard and Yale among others with outcomes ranging from Harvard 14 Bowdoin 0 and Yale 15 to Princeton 1 and Lehigh 20. Other pairings include Norwich over Tufts 1 0 and Derby over Meriden in 13 innings.
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Bowdoin
Yale
Brown
Cornell
Princeton
Tartmouth
Amherst
Tory Cross
Williams
Lehigh
West Point
U. of Penn
Columbia
Tufts
Norwich University
Syracuse
Phillips Exeter
Middlebury
Vermont Academy
St. Marks
Groton
Newburyport HS
Yale Defeats Harvard In Narrow Dual Meet Win
Yale takes the dual athletic games from Harvard with a 57 to 47 margin in New Haven on May 11. The meet stayed undecided until the final pole vault, with the last contestant deciding the outcome.
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Yale Tops Harvard as Goodhue Fails at 10 5 in Meet
The final event of the day saw Harvard's sole survivor Goodhue fail at 10 feet 5 inches, letting Yale secure all three places. A Yale sweep kept the score from tying, and a loud cheer rose from the stands.
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Harvard
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Mohair reserves triumph over Methuen reserves on helmsford Street
Mohair reserves defeated Methuen reserves by 73 runs on the Helmsford Street grounds. Parkinson top scored with 21, Harriman not out 12, while Humphhriss took five wickets for 13 as Methuen faltered for 46. Fielding and bowling errors limited Methuen, with Earnshaw and Bamber among others contributing to the decisive innings.
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Helmsford Street
Methuen
Parkinson
John Harriman
Sticks
Hoyle
Vistors
Humphriss
Mohairs defeat Lawrence eleven 55 to 23 on their grounds
Mohairs beat Lawrence 55 to 23 with Hird and Pearson standout in batting and fielding. Gath Wait and Scholes also batted well, Aveyard bowled strongly, and Lawrence fielded poorly. Both sides strengthened since last year and Lawrence used three new players. Mohairs travel to Lynn Wanderers next Saturday.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Grounds
Hird
Pearson
Gath
Wait
Scholes
Aveyard
Lynn Wanderers
Lynn
SHAMROCK II Ready for Channel Trials after Repairs
Repair work on the cup challenger SHAMROCK II is complete and the Erin towed the boats to Weymouth for water trials. The tests will start tomorrow and run daily until Capt. Sycamore, Mr. Watson, and Mr. Jamison declare the craft in perfect trim. Sir Thomas Lipton receives many gifts, including a cordial telegram from President McKinley and a daily token from the President's motor car.
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Erin
Channel Ct
Sycamore
Watson
Jamison
Thomas Lipton
Kinley
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Lowell Able to Cruise Past Emmetts at Fairgrounds
Lowell defeats the Emmetts 21 to 7 in a one sided game at the Fairgrounds. Gildea struck out ten, with 13 hits scattered. Cogan pitched for Emmetts after McPherson failed to start, while eight Lowell errors aided the victor. Kane played center field superbly, Regan made a fine one hand catch, and Merritt led Emmetts with seven base hits.
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Close Brookside Riverside game ends by one run
In Fel's oval Saturday Brookside loses 16 to 15 after 11 tense innings. Grimes pitched for Riverside, Leslie toed the rubber for the Brookside club. Upcoming Brooksides games listed with dates and opponents.
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Fel’s Oval
Leslie
Grimes
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West Ends
Lawrence
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Fair Grounds
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Lawrence High
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Larkin
Gauthier
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Young Beacons
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Beacons
Centrals
Rhinos
Cedar Street
Joe Scott
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Shermans
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King
Sacred Hearts
Eagles
South Common
Orients
Alerts
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Concord Blues
Yountons
Sherman Blues Defeat St Peter’s Aged Altar Boys 18 to 12
St Michaels altar boys beat St Peters 18 to 12 Saturday morning. St Michaels now seeks a game with Immaculate Conception boys.
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St. Michael's Altar Boys
St. Peter’s Altar Boys
St. Michaels
Immaculate Conception
Ames Cup sparks dispute in Merrimack Valley Cricket League
At an Andover meeting the league laid aside John Barnes by law amendment to raise the secretary’s duties. Discussion centered on the Ames cup inscription, with U S Bunting Club officials denying authorization. League threatened suspension and removal if Barnes and the club failed to apologize in writing within five days. Next meeting set for May 25 in Lawrence.
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Andover
John Barnes
Butler Ames
U. S. Bunting Club
Barnes
United States Bunting Cricket Club
League
United States
Col. Ames
Lawrence
BUNTING RESERVES BEAT NORTH BILLERICA AT Wigginville
In a Saturday match at Wigginville the U S Bunting reserves defeated North Billerica. J Barber led the home side with 14 runs while William Butterfield starred for the visitors with five wickets for 13 runs. Final totals show strong bowling from Butterfield and Barnes, with key dismissals and several run outs shaping the outcome.
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U. S. Bunting
North Billerica
Wigginville
J. Barber
William Butterfield
Tourist Glimpses of Italy Through Campanian Landscape
Rev. George A. Phinney recalls a six hour train ride from Naples toward Rome, praising Campanian scenery from Cancello to Caserta, olive orchards, vineyards, and Italian worker scenes. He notes Italian harmony, color, and order, admiring Apennine majesty and rural life, with vivid field images and enduring memory of the landscape.
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Rome
Cancello
Caserta
Capua
House of Juvenal and
Acquinas
New England
Apennines
Chapin
George A. Phinney
Zion's Herald
An American cosmopolite faced by a cosmopolite loom
A narrator interviews Charles Loomis Welden about Americans abroad and American culture. Loomis argues America lags in art, music, and literature, prefers German literature, and cannot lead beyond mechanics. He asserts Europe shapes opinion of Americans, insisting he is more cosmopolite than American despite birth.
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Charles Battell Loomis
America
Europe
England
Sydney Smith
France
Germany
Russia
Japanese Curiosity and the Power of Receptivity
Anna N. Benjamin notes in Ainslee's that modern Japan's insatiable curiosity drives rapid adoption of new ideas while also creating a reputation for fickleness. She recounts Japanese crowds on train platforms and at gates watching foreigners intently, and describes schoolchildren absorbing lectures with exceptional concentration and attention in Tokio.
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Japan
China
Tokio
Anna N. Benjamin
Ainslee
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