Phillies Lose as Braves Stop Streak in 10-2 Soar
Boston outplayed Philadelphia 10 to 2 at home. Mayer was beaten in three innings while Oeschger faltered. Home runs by Huckes Becker and Luderus fueled Boston's win. Moran Magee and Schmidt produced Philadelphia’s hits.
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World's Record Broken at Annual Relay Races
Pennsylvanias relay teams led by Kauffman Lockwood Lippincott and Meredith set a new one mile college relay record at the carnival of relay races. Dorias long spear threw 173 feet 4 inches to break the collegiate mark. Princeton won the two mile relay as Michigan and Yale followed. Richards of Cornell cleared 6 feet 4 inches in the high jump boosting the intercollegiate mark.
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Johnson Beaten by Donovan's New York Americans
White Sox win the series over Brown. First base on errors, St Louis 3 Chicago 1. Doodle plays Permman to Lavan Agnew to Lavan. Hit by pitcher by James Fournier. Bases on balls James 2 Perryman 1. Pitchers James Perryman. Hits: James 2 in 3 innings Perryman 4 in 4 Baumgardner 1 in 1. Wild pitch James. Passed ball Schalk. Umpires Dineen Nallin. Time 1 53.
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Pirates and Reds Play Tie Game in Pittsburg
April 24 the Pirates and Reds battled to a 9 9 tie when rain halted play after eight innings in Pittsburg. Wagner drove in a run with a walk sacrifice and single to spark the Pirates in the fourth. Cincinnati tied the score in the sixth as Herzog and Grist delivered key plays.
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Brooklyn Triumphs 7 to 4 Over Giants on Cutshaw’s Hits
Brooklyn beat New York 7 to 4 as Cutshaw delivered timely hits against Mathewson. The second baseman had three key at bats with bases loaded, driving in two runs in the seventh on a single to left, with Appleton and Ragon contributing in relief. Umpires Burr and Orth. Time 11:45.
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West Virginia Defeats Carnegie Tech 7 to 2 in Baseball
West Virginia topped Carnegie Tech 7 to 2 as Barron pitched well and his teammates delivered timely hitting. Batteries were Barron with Fiddler and Darlington with Lain. April 24 Morgantown report highlights a clear WVU victory.
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Gallee Shuts Out For Local Victory
Timely hitting and Sailee’s shutout pitching powered the local club to a 2 0 win over the Cubs, delivering a crisp victory in a tight contest.
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Baseball Scores From Central League and American Association
Central League games saw Wheeling beat Erie 6 to 4, Youngstown loss 5 to 2, and Dayton down 2 to none. In the American Association Louisville defeated Columbus 7 to 4, Indianapolis won 7 to 5 against Cleveland, Kansas City triumphed 5 to 4 over Milwaukee, and Minneapolis routed St. Paul 15 to 0.
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Pittsburg and St Louis Clash in Streaking Series
Baseball brief notes Pittsburg visits St Louis while Chicago hosts Cincinnati in National League play. Detroit faces Cleveland and St Louis beats Philadelphia while Boston tops New York. Pittsburg’s eighth inning dash is mentioned as a game event.
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American League Yesterday's Results Noted
Baseball scores from the American League show Chicago losing 4 to 7 to St Louis and New York 4 at Washington. Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 3 while Detroit posted 6 against Cleveland.
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Homerun Baker 1a in Shadow of Blacklist
J Franklin Baker plans to play with Upland in the Delaware County League prompting local controversy. Mack vows not to tolerate Baker’s return to organized baseball, insisting he must prove himself anew or be barred. The piece notes Baker’s past quitting claim and his contract with Upland, with a continuation referenced on page 2.
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Washington Irving High School Wins Big Over Fairmont
The Washington Irving team defeated Fairmont 9 to 2 at South Side Park on Saturday. Clean hitting and sharp defense powered the win as Reed belted a homer for Fairmont in the second inning, while Dawson fanned twelve and held the visitors to scattered hits.
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Brave jumper with the Chicago Feds hits and errors noted
Leslie Mann jumped from the Boston Braves to the Chicago Feds last fall. Joe Tinker used him sparingly as two runners were hit by pitch and Fairmont mishandled a throw at second. Fairmont scored four in the fourth on five clean singles while Jimmy Knight caused the defeat with five errors. Box score lists Lawson, Straight, Dawson, Orr, Davis as officials. Time 1:24.
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Baseball results from the Federal League round
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 2 to 0 while Newark routs Brooklyn 7 to 2. Baltimore beats Buffalo 10 to 0. Chicago Kansas City game postponed by rain. Piltsburg at St Louis and Buffalo at Newark on schedule.
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Athletics Trimmed Sox In Close Game
Philadelphia beat Boston 6 to 3 in a close game after four innings. Leonard pitched strong for Philadelphia while Pennock held Boston hitless after the second inning. errors and double plays shaped the scoring and base running.
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Great Game By Southern Leaguers Pitched By Boland
Boland and Veach starred with two base hits and a sacrifice, Witt and McKee each drove in runs via sacrifice flies, while Rodgers and Jackson stole bases. Detroit edged Cleveland in an 11 inning baseball clash, with errors by Cleveland and Detroit and several pitching changes including Steen Hagerman Walker Boland and O’Laughlin Hildebrand behind the plate.
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Navy beats Harvard by three lengths in mile race
Navy wins a mile event over Harvard by three lengths this afternoon. The winning time is six minutes fifty-two seconds.
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Innis McAvyer and Barry Missing Clear Details
Game action sketched with battered line reads like inning totals and pitcher names Pennock Foster Ruth Leonard. Scattered hits and walks noted with wild pitches and umpire names Connolly Chill, time 2 00.
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