Yankees Travel At Same Old Pace After Loss To Athletics
Philadelphia May 21 Frankie Chance and the Yankees left after a chastening 12 to 2 defeat to the Philadelphia Athletics. Eddie Collins, Stank, Baker and Murphy led the Athletics assault while Schang and Oldring contributed for the Yankees. Klepfer worked six innings for Philadelphia while Taft faced the Yankees in relief, as the home club piled up seven runs in the second inning and cruised to the win.
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Players' Fraternity sues Boston club over pitcher Hageman pay
The Players' Fraternity filed in the Supreme Court yesterday against the Boston American Baseball Club on behalf of pitcher Kurt M. Hageman. The suit claims he was kept from playing and denied the $9 a month salary due under his contract from April to October 1912, and seeks $89,480.
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White Sox Triumph Over Detroit 3-2 in Eleven Inning Thriller
Chicago edged Detroit 3-2 in a pitchers’ duel that stretched to the 11th inning. Weaver drove in the deciding run with a single after a tense game featuring tight defense by Cobb and crucial late innings, with White Sox support from Yoiler Schalier and Mourtier.
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Red Sox edge Reds in doubleheader shutout loss
In a two game set against St Louis, Cincinnati Reds dropped game two 6 to 2 after a 3 to 1 first game. Johnson pitched the opener for the Reds while Griner and Keller combined on the mound for the second. Batters from both teams produced scattered hits as the Reds failed to sustain offense.
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Giants Sweep Phillies as Mathewson Dominates at Polo Grounds
The New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 3 0 and 3 2, extending their winning streak over the Phillies to four and widening the gap atop the standings. Mathewson shut out Philadelphia in the opener, while the Giants rallied for three runs in the sixth to seal the second game. Snodgrass and Merkle starred in the field and at the plate, with Stengel and Shafer contributing key hits.
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Williams on the Jump Beats Holy Cross in Open Call
Williams on the Jump exploded for six runs in the first inning and defeated Holy Cross in a baseball tilt at Wiliamstown Mass. Hoge pitched well for Williams with strong support from teammates as the lineup produced a six-run first frame and held on for the victory.
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Cleveland Caps Rally in Dramatic Ninth Inning Win
Cleveland overcame St. Louis with a late rally in the ninth, five straight singles off Hamilton producing two runs after Leveren held the visitors to one hit through six. Hamilton relieved for St. Louis, gave up three more in the seventh and two in the ninth to hand Cleveland a come-from-behind victory. Left on base totals and fielding notes accompany the box score.
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Pirates Whitewash Cubs in first shutout of year
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 4 to 0 as Adams and Hoos combined for key runs. Miler, Wagner, and Viox helped spark a decisive eighth inning rally, plating three runs to seal the win for Pittsburgh. Smith pitched well for Chicago, but the Pirates took control late and earned the shutout.
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Brown Finds Colby Easy as Red Sox Fall
In Providence on May day the Red Sox lost to Colby after a rough second inning. Brown pitcher Henry struck out ten, allowed only one hit, while timely hitting and costly errors aided Colby to a seven run surge. Attendance noted as a season highlight.
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Dartmouth Lucky To Win In Ninth Inning Save
Krepps of Tufts pitched well but made errors that allowed Dartmouth to win 2-1 in a tense afternoon game. In the tenth inning Landon scored on a wild throw after a Wanamaker bunt down third, with Avnetrong misthrowing to Stafford. Crepe starred for Tufts with solid pitching while Dartmouth capitalized on miscues to pull ahead.
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Rochester Triumph Over Montreal in Low-Scoring Tilt
Rochester defeats Montreal 1 to 0 in a tight game. Batteries-Quinn and Williams for Montreal Brighton Metway hor and Burne noted in the rough OCR line but not clearly named in full.
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Buffalo Beats Toronto 5 to 3 in Tuttalo Contest
Reported score Buffalo 5 Toronto 3 with names Frill Gowdy Goulait Graton and others noted in a terse telegram style dispatch from Providence. Mentions Hatteries Roth Egan Bergen Wheavey Kesigh and hocher in brief scoring summary.
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Newark Indians Batting Bee Beats Skeeters In Newark
The Newark Indians defeated the Jersey City Skeeters 11 to 2 in Newark on a batting spree. Newark collected seventeen singles and built a big lead after four innings, with key hits from Swanda and Myers and decisive runs in the sixth. Manser, the Redskins, was victimized for revenge after a prior loss.
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Lehigh Defeats Manhattan College In Regional Baseball Clash
Lehigh wins 14 to 7 over Manhattan College in South Bethlehem. Hanley pitched three innings before Lehigh piled on with three singles and an error in the eighth to add two runs. Magey and Weight led with key plays, while Manhattan's Hanley faced early trouble as Lehigh built a large early lead.
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Yankees Keen 10 Win a Home Game
Frank Chance and the Yankees struggle at the Polo Grounds with no wins this season. The team plans a long home stand to June, hoping to break the slump as Cleveland Naps visit and Giants chase a pennant. The article notes trades, player moves, and upcoming schedules across the league, highlighting hopes for a turnaround.
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