Phillies Win And Lose In Twin Bill At Home
The Phillies split a two game set with Louisville, winning 14 to 0 then losing 4 to 2. Pitcher Taylor delivered good work and Fiveield also fared well despite hard luck. No errors by Philadelphia. Reds beat Washington twice by one run. Chicago and Baltimore tied. Standings show Baltimore 23, Cincinnati 18, Pittsburg 17, Boston 16, New York 15, Philadelphia 16, Brooklyn 15, Washington 9, St. Louis 6. Schedule notes rain affected games. Louisville and others played. Boston routed St Louis 25 to 5.
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Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Phillies
Louisville
Cincinnati
Senators
Brooklyn
Iders
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Giants
Tannehill
Hastings
Rusie
Houseman
Hartman
Bostons
Ganzel
Tenney
Lowe
Collins
Phillies Rally After Slow Start in Doubleheader Losses
Ten thousand fans greeted the Phillies as they returned home for a two game set with Louisville. The first game exposed their West woes but ended in a well earned win for the locals as Taylor shut out Louisville in the second. Nash and Lajoie made notable defensive plays while McCreary and Pickering turned a unique second inning play.
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Phillies
Torther
Louisville
Tong
Colonels
Taylor
Stafford
Hallman
St. Louis
Boston
Browns
Frazer
Fifield
Clarke
Hill
Magee
Nash
Lajoie
Wilson
McCreary
Pickering
Boyle
Creary
Hanging Garden
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Theis
Stara
Teall
Angiers
Delehanty
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Rogers
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Croes
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Geler
Cross
Lajoie Cooley
Taylor Geier
Gross
Bourbonites
Phillies Hold Lead Then Fall Short In Nonspecific Match
In a high scoring baseball section the Phillies rally with Delahanty and Geier driving in runs as Cooley and Lajoie contribute. Louisville keeps pace, with late offense from Cross and Hallman, while Magee labors on the mound before Philadelphia seizes early advantage.
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Philadelphia
Louisville
Loak Me
Cooley
Taylor
Geier
Hanty
Paged Geler
Cross
Taviile
Bee Imie Oh
Hallman
Nash
Rogers
Eeken Ball
Delahanty
mpire—McDonald
Innings Commentary and Team Notes From Louisville Game
In a lively update from Louisville games, Nash shines at short while Cooley improves in fielding. Manager Stallings stays in Chicago as Hill plans another start and fans roast Hallman. Interfering with runners draws attention as Taylor’s steady pitching quiets the crowd.
Work of the Phillies shows steady batting and baserunning
Phillies statistics through the Chicago series reveal Lajoie leading batting with Cooley and Geier close. Delahanty and Cooley share seven steals each, Cross has six. Delahanty leads in extra-base hits with eight doubles and five triples, while Delahanty and Cooley have seven steals apiece? The club has 77 runs from 354, 198 left on base, and slightly improved fielding though base running remains slow.
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Chicago
Phillies
Lajoie
Delahanty
Cooley
Geier
Cross
Yale Freshman Nine Triumph Over Harvard in Cambridge
Yale freshmen won today in Cambridge scoring four runs on four hits while Harvard faltered with costly errors by McCormick and Farrington. The game featured a decisive fourth inning and set the tone for the series.
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the Times
Cambridge
Yale
McCormick
Farrington
Harvard
Yale Beats Harvard in 1900 Baseball Score Comp
Fragments show Yale edging Harvard with hits by Whittley and Bronson and strong catching by Sullivan. Scoring shows Yale 1900 and Harvard 1900 with unclear inning details and misread names.
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Bronson
Felding
Sullivan
Yale
Harvard
Whittieney and Sullivan
seCormick
Edwarde
Beerore
Reading Defeats Athletics in Low-Scoring Game
In Reading Pa on May 31 Reading fell to the Athletics in a well played contest. Jordan pitched magnificently for the visitors allowing only one hit while Reading's Lucid had some wild pitches and free passes in his first appearance with the club.
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Reading
Athletics
Jordan
Lucid
Lancaster Rally Edges Richmond In Seventh Ninth Inning
Lancaster escapes a late deficit to defeat Richmond 8 to 5 after a seventh and ninth inning rally sparked by Leever and Leiad. Hepting pitched well for Lancaster despite ragged support as errors and a muff fueled Richmond’s early three run lead.
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Lancaster
Richmond
Young Hepting
Maroons
Seybold
Ward
Buttermore
Hartford Nets Narrow Win Over Paterson in Close Game
Hartford edged Paterson 8 7 in a tight defeat marked by Hartford’s Gastright strong in the box and at bat. Paterson showed listless base running and scattered errors as Hartf ord took the lead.
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Hartford
Paterson
Gastright
Norfolk Drops Game In Newark 7 2 After Manager Ejection
Norfolk loses to Newark 7 to 2 as manager Smith protests a call at second base in the seventh inning then is fined and ejected. Heydon benched after disputing the umpire’s decision. Newark piles up hits and runs led by Leahey McFarland and Daley with solid RBIs and stole bases.
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Norfolk
Smith
Heydon
Snyder
Leahey
McFarland
Daley
Wentz
Cogan
Gilman
Hagan
Newton
J. Rothfuss
Ote
Teens
Shaffer
Buffalo Beats Toronto in Morning Baseball
About 1,000 spectators watched Buffalo defeat Toronto 6 to 1 in the morning game. Buffalo led from the start as Toronto faltered defensively. Batteries were Sanders and Smith for Buffalo with Weithoff Casey and Baker. Staley, Wadsworth, Urquhart, and Casey for Toronto.
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Toronto
Sa Sewes
Sanders
Smith
Weithoff
Casey
Baker
Staley Phe
Wadsworth
Urquhart
Staley
Providence Beats Springfield In Rainy Morning Game
Providence won 8 to 1 over Springfield as a hit burst in the first two innings backed fine pitching by Inks and steady work by Rudderham. The soggy grounds from heavy rain affected play. Batteries Rudderham Dixon for Providence. Inks Duncan for Springfield.
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Springfield
Inks
Rudderham
Ooongo
Dixon
Duncan
Scranton Tops Wilkes-Barre in Morning Baseball Clash
In Wilkes-Barre Scranton won the morning game 9 to 1 as Wilkes-Barre failed to hit Harper with runners on base. Attendance 2,000. Oddball three-base hit by Oddwell and errors cost Wilkes-Barre. Umpire Keefe called an error on a disputed play. Afternoon game: Scranton dominates Morse’s pitching, totals 9 runs to 2 for Wilkes-Barre. Scranton shows stronger offense with multiple three-base hits and timely hits.
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A. &. Everitt
Keeler
M’c’m'k
Jennings
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Reitz
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Bridgeton Opens Baseball Season With Millville Win
Bridgeton defeats Millville 12 to 9 in front of about 1500 fans as Bradley hits a home run and strong hitting drives Bridgeton past Millville. McCaffrey and Mayhew split pitching duties with several players stealing bases and brimming offense.
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Bordentown Defeats J. P. Seward In Late Battle
Bordentown hosts J. P. Seward of Whitehill in a baseball game. Bordentown scoring 2 runs while J. P. Seward tallies 5. Earned runs favor J. P. Seward with a 5 to 2 edge. Mc Laughlin and Hesley pitched for the teams with several players listed in the box score. Umpire was Harry Allen.
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Bordentown
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J. P. Seward Club
P R R Split Even With Salem In Season Opener
Salem defeated the Pennsylvania Railroad team 10 to 6 in a morning game here. Mintzer pitched well and Salem’s fielding was noted as a key factor. Key hitters included Verga Hoffman Mintzer and Stepler with multiple runs and hits across both games. Exhibition of early season pace as Salem improves their standing.
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the Times
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mintzner
Kensington Shut Out By Vineland In South Jersey Match
Vineland defeats Kensington 4 to 0 as Kensington fails to score in both games. Vineland battery Vinson and Buchman, Sinnott and Love tag Kensington with solid pitching and fielding. Doane umpired the game in Vineland.
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Love
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Georgetown Ties Mount St. Marys In Late Rally
Mount St. Marys led most of the game, but Georgetown University rallied in the eighth inning to tie the score. The game ended when Georgetown had to catch a train, with Bleistein turning a double play and Daniel Murphy shining for Mount St. Marys.
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Local Scores From Youngstown Mansfield and St Paul
In Youngstown Ohio the score was Youngstown 8 Fort Wayne 5. Mansfield Ohio defeated Springfield 12 to 3. St Paul Minnesota beat Columbus 16 to 2.
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The Daisies Beat Germantown In Manheim Cricket Match
The New Jersey Athletic Club beat Germantown at Manheim with 104 runs to 68 in the first innings. NJAC stars Forbes, A Y Clark, Stiles, and Graves contributed strong starts while H Clark and Kelly led bowling with 7 for 28. Germantown’s 68 fell short as E W Clark Jr and J N Henry top scored, and Graves steadied the home side in a 67 for 3 declared second innings.
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Yale Disheartened by Penn Victory at New Haven
Yale students criticize six team members after a defeat to Pennsylvania last Saturday. Sheldon leads the blame for a crucial missed shot, Chadwick misfired in the hammer, and Adams Darrach Butler were disqualified in the walk. Yale praises Woodruff but notes subpar performances by several teammates.
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Maryland Athletic Club spring games spark strong Capital athletes
In Baltimore on May 31 the Maryland Athletic Club events drew good crowds and clean competition. Capital area runners dominated eight first prizes, claiming seven with only the broad jump staying to Baltimore. Cabrera of Columbia Athletic Club edged the field in the 100 yards dash with 10.5 seconds, while W Curtis of C A C won the running high jump and A J McSilhone also placed for C A C.
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GAMES OF THE HIBERNIANS AT WASHINGTON PARK PICNIC
A sparse crowd attends the Hibernian Rifles picnic at Washington Park Bellevue with Irish reel and jig dancing. Joe Taggert wins the reel and jig, Joseph Doyle takes seconds, Phil Cummings captures the 56 pound weight throw, and George Brown earns multiple medals. The three mile foot race ends with Gallagher edging Naughton by a foot in a historic finish.
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May’s Landing Beats Atlantic City Giants 6 2 in Close Contest
Yesterday May’s Landing Base Ball Club defeated the Atlantic City Giants 6 to 2, with sharp fielding and strong battery work praised. Fermwood Club seeks games with Philadelphia-area first class clubs. B J Dodds, Burmont, is manager. West Philadelphia YMCA athletes plan to enter Wilmington YMCA open games on June 19. fifteen men chosen for team training starts today.
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