Two Hits Bow York Wide Off Red Sox Twirler
Boston Americans shut out the visitors 3 to 0 as Leonard limited New York to two hits. Caldwell issued 16 men in the second inning but York scored on Carrigan's sacrifice and Leonard's single. Key plays included a two base hit by Jangrin and a steal by Lewis, with Gardner and Carrigan contributing in defense.
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Grandmother's Death Arrangements and 1913 Race Notes
A fragmented mix mentions arranging a grandmother's death with dates: May to September, plus Fourth of July and Labor Day references. It blends schedules and multiple city matchups Rock Island Quincy Rockford Hannibal Peoria Moline Bloomington Davenport, with stray notes about the Columbian Athletic Club race in 1913 and players/teams like Pirates Athletics.
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Detroit Lipers Reunite After Long Gap Says Sullivan
Sportettes quote Hill Sullivan declaring the Detroit Lipers are together again after many years. He recalls Sam Crawford as a former teammate with Grand Rapids back in 1898 and adds, I beat him.
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Neighbor Told Her Cure for Lumbago
A letter from Mrs G H Eveland of Duncan Mills Wy recounts relief from lumbago after a neighbor gave Foley Kidney Pills. She says a half bottle relieved her, three bottles completed cure, and she recommends the product to tone weak kidneys, remove poisons, and restore sleep and energy.
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Ames Supported Poorly Loses In St Louis
St Louis and Cincinnati forged a 4 to 2 game with Cincinnati scoring three runs in the ninth. Ames pitched steadily but received ragged support as Schulz Schneider Toney and Clark connected for Cincinnati while Ames and Gonzales closed.
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Marathon veteran leads St Louis race entrants
In St Louis on May 3 the Missouri Athletic Association Marathon draws veteran Sidney Hatch, famed winner in past races, and 43 year old Monteverde from Johnstown, N.Y. Hatch shows no signs of decline per Dr. Bassett, while Monteverde’s prior finishes place him behind the veteran in major events. Chicago sends Manuel Cooper and Mystic Athletic Club delegates Olaf Lodal, Peary Doblar, and J. J. Kowalski, with Hatch as Chicago’s star and William Kennedy among notable rivals.
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Loose-Paced Tilt Ends in 13 Inning Loss in St Louis
A marathon game between the teams stretched to 13 innings before slipping away in extra time. The contest featured resilient pitching and clutch hits, with the decisive moment coming late in the extra frame as St Louis capitalized for the win.
Dubug Loses Own Game With Wild Throw To Plate
In Detroit on May 5 St Louis beat the Tigers 7 to 6 in 13 innings as Detroit used four pitchers. Dubuc started and lost the game with a wide throw to the plate with the bases loaded and a double play in sight, allowing two unearned runs. Batteries Davenport McCabe Groom Hartley for St Louis and Dubuc Erickson Duuss Ceveleshig Stanaye Baker for Detroit.
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Mathewson Loses In Tenth Inning In Open of Season
New York Giants pitcher Mathewson began his seventeenth season with a loss as he yielded the decisive run in the tenth inning. The Giants battled in a tight early season contest, but a late rally by the opposition sealed the game.
Mathewson Starts 17th New York Season in Narrow Loss
In New York yesterday Mathewson opened his 17th season with the New York team and lost a 7 to 6 ten inning game to Boston. Poor infield support hampered him early though he pitched well. Boston built a 4 0 0 1 run distribution with Tyler Hughes Gowdy and Mathewson clashing with Rariden and Devin behind. A stray literary line accompanies the sports note.
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