Boston Americans Spread Runs as They Win at Home
Boston defeats St Louis and New York in back to back games by scores 6 4 and 5 3. Dineen and Donahue split pitching duties with strong defense led by Parent. Attendance 2119 at Boston, while Brooklyn bested Philadelphia 9 3 behind Newton.
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Baltimore Tops Chicago In Final Series Game
Baltimore defeats Chicago 11 to 2 in the last game of the series. McGinnity labors through a costly inning while Pratt and McFarland secure the win for Baltimore. Attendance 2,609.
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Timely hitting lifts Phillies over Detroit in tense tilt
Philadelphia edged Detroit with timely hitting as Wiltse pitched superbly and strong fielding backed the effort. Batteries Wiltse Powers for Philadelphia while Yeager McGuire handled Detroit. Time 1.55. Umpire Connelly. Attendance 1703.
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Washington Slaughters Cleveland in Sloppy Game
Washington routed Cleveland in a high scoring affair as Streit lasted only an inning and a half and Lundbom fared little better. Orth struck out the side in the third and the Battery pair were Orth and Clarke for Washington while Streit, Lundbom and Bemis pitched for Cleveland. Time 1.55. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 2281.
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Baseball scores and a late homer highlight May ninth game
In a busy set of baseball results from Boston and other cities Boston beat New York 5 to 4 in the ninth after Tenney tied the game with a right field homer following Lush forcing Courtney for the second out and a Demont contribution. Other scores include St Louis 6 Detroit 2 and Washington 16 Cleveland 4.
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National and Connecticut League Baseball Results Brief
National League games in Boston and Brooklyn produced 5 to 4 and 8 to 0 scores with Boston downing New York and Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia. Connecticut League results show New London 6 Bridgeport 4 and Waterbury 10 Hartford 4, Norwich 14 New Haven 0, Springfield 7 Meriden 1.
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Eastern League and regional college results
Scores from Andover, Jersey City, Buffalo and more across multiple leagues with morning and afternoon matchups. Holy Cross shutout Cornell 3 0 in Worcester on May 29 as McGeehan held Cornell batters.
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Noonan Leads Shutout Win With Big Fourth Inning
Local college team posted a 8?3 scoreless game with Noonan driving in three via a home run with two aboard as Lases provided two more in the fourth. Holy Cross 3 Cornell 1. Batteries McGeehan and Noonan, Chase and Whinery.
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Golf at Tuxedo Opens Metropolitans Match Play in Fine Weather
New York May 29 sixteen players remained in the Metropolitan championship at Tuxedo Park. Morning rounds saw Travis defeat Ward 5 up 4 to play and Douglass beat Tappin 3 up 2 to play. Afternoon results had Travis beating Watson 2 up while Douglass and Thompson won their matches. Marcellus defeated Travelli 6 up 4 to play as scoring matched yesterday’s high standard.
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New Challenger Planned for America’s Cup by Fife Watson
London May 29 William Fife and George L Watson plan a new America’s Cup challenger to be built by Dennys at Dumbarton Capt Robert Wringe will be supreme commander of the yacht He says plans are complete and the building contract will soon close The Shamrock I and II connections influenced contractor choice with Watson’s influence prevailing over Thorneycroft’s work.
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East Boston A A hosts draw in eight rounds
The East Boston Amateur Athletic Association staged a chief rings contest featuring Patsey Sweeney of Manchester and Twin Sullivan of Twin, both at catch weights. The bout ended in a draw after eight rounds with broad attendance witnessing a close contest.
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Tame rounds end with lively wind-up boxing bout
In a sparring session the wind-up grew lively as Patsey McKenna and Jimmy Powers, two boxers, fought six rounds in a row.
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Amherst Faculty Denies Violation of Triangular Agreement
In Amherst Massachusetts on May 29 the Amherst college faculty committee rejected the charges by Williams and Wesleyan that Amherst violated the triangular league pact by allowing Kane to play in non-league games. The league standing committee had labeled Kane a professional, leading to the league’s disbandment.
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Champion Foot Racers Win
Fall River May 29 Mullaney and Crook holders of the two hours go as you please foot race championship defeated Casey and Kinnane at the casino tonight in a two hours go as you please relay race by nine laps The winners scored 14 miles 7 laps, clearly out classing the rivals.
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Hartford Velodrome Opens With 20 Mile Race Victory
Hartford Connecticut May 29 The Hartford Velodrome track opened for the season tonight Harry Caldwell of Hartford defeated W S Fenne of Newark in a 20 mile motor paced race winning by four laps and a third Time 20 29.
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Freeman defeats Butler in ten mile motor paced heat
Howard Freeman of Portland Oregon defeated Nat Butler of Boston in a ten mile motor paced bicycle heat race in Washington on May 29.
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Tandem bikes win at Coliseum park race
In Baltimore at Coliseum park Glenn Turville and A Zimmerman rode a tandem motor to defeat A Burrows riding a single motor. Times were 16 03 and 16 02 38 with s minutes noted.
Sullivan Beats Santry In Third Round Knockout
In St. Louis on May 29 Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn knocked out Eddie Santry of Chicago in the third round of what was slated as a 20 round bout.
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Britt Triumphs Over Lavigne In San Francisco Fight
In San Francisco on May 29 Britt defeated Lavigne in a boxing match. The bout drew local attention as support and ring activity highlighted a notable victory for Britt.
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Social and employment notices from Beaver Brook area
A midweek social at Lillian Breck home on Sladen Street featured Irene Abels Westher Smith Paul Burt Hart and John Wallace. Breck becomes stenographer at New England Telephone Lowell Querk to police while Truant Officer Breck cites school truancy and possible Lowell court summons. Mills closures at Beaver Brook Merrimack Woolen until Monday. Collinsville mission picnic at Camerons Grove Dracut. highway surveyor is busy.
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Beaver Brook Mills Resident Targeted As Team Gravelling Lakeview
A group of men and teams worked along Lakeview avenue near Agent Allen's Beaver Brook mills residence. A Hillside church bean supper hosted by Shaw and Hutchinson showcased local and outside talent with readings, solos, piano, a male quartet, and an accompanying spread donated by the pair.
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Sheridan
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Devoe Paint Claims Longer Life, Fewer Gallons Needed
The advertisement touts Devoe Lead and Zinc as needing fewer gallons to cover a building, and asserts it will wear twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand. The claim contrasts the product with traditional mixed paints and stresses durability and economy.
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