Ninth Inning Rally Delivers Pirates Win Over Braves
Pirates rally in the ninth to defeat the Braves 10 to 6 in Boston. Dell earned a fourth straight victory for the Pirates as boxton was felled earlier. Brooklin beat Cincinnati 7 to 1 with Dell holding the hitless visitors in the other game.
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Alexander in Form Phillies Win Game
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 13 to 2 as Alexander kept the visitors off balance. Doak exited after one inning and Meadows was hit hard early. Alexander struck out twelve batters in a decisive Philadelphia win in Philadelphia.
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Unclear high school baseball box score fragment
Fragmentary game box notes show pitches and batting from Wheat, Clark, Benton, Schnieder, Miller and Dell. Mentions of struck outs by Benton and Dell, hits by Schnieder, inning counts, and umpires Quingler and Eason. Time incomplete.
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Marquard Pitches Giants to 10-0 Win Over Chicago
New York rolled to a 10-0 victory over Chicago as Marquard delivered shutout pitching with eight strikeouts and five hits allowed. Robinson belted a home run and added two singles with three RBIs, while Chicago produced no runs in the game.
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Eastern tennis selections point to Pacific coast tour
May 15 report says the eastern team for a National Lawn Tennis Association tour may include R Norris Williams national champion G Ms Church eastern intercollegiate champion T R Pell and W J Washburn. The quartet features top ten players with Williams No 2 Church No 7 Washburn No 9 and Pell among class one.
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Big League Teams Told to Speed Up Play
May 15 report notes efforts by major leagues and the Federal league to shorten game times. Ban Johnson and Gilmore call for faster play and changes in billing. National league studies consider several plans. Averages show American league around 2:05, Federal about 2:02, National league 1:52 with St. Louis and Chicago among slowest, Pittsburgh fastest in the Federal circuit.
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National League Scores and East Play Schedule
National League results include Pittsburgh 19 over Boston 6 and Philadelphia 11 over St Louis 7. Cincinnati 1 beat New York 10 and Chicago 0 over Brooklyn 7. No games scheduled today as all teams compete in the East.
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Baseball scores and matchups from the American League dawn
A list of MLB scores and upcoming games features Washington versus Chicago, St. Louis against Philadelphia at Newark with 4, Cleveland versus Boston with 5, and Detroit remaining. Philadelphia hosts Chicago with Washington at St. Louis, New York at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland in the schedule.
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Federal League Lestering’s Resales in Chicago
Today’s games feature Pittsburg at Chicago Kansas City at St Louis and Buffalo at Newark in the Federal League with multiple matches on the schedule.
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Tennis star in action on European fields of war
A distorted report describes a tennis star in action amid European war zones. Mentions a Wildin whorssee and a lieutenant of the fled on the fetting on the Dardas nelles, with unclear details about location or outcome.
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Yale Wins Race On Carnegie Lake Principal Victory
Yale edged Princeton and Cornell in a tight triangular eight oared shell race on Carnegie Lake. Sale led the final sprint and won by about five feet as Princeton finished third, two and three quarter lengths behind Cornell.
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Rain Postponements Hit A A Baseball Schedule
American Association notes show St Paul Columbus postponed due to rain in Kansas City and Indianapolis games delayed. Afianeapolis Cleveland and Milwaukee Louisville postponed as rain disrupts lineup.
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Yankees Now Lead American League
Two base hit by Graney Boone Fisher Hartzell three base hits by Leothold Graney Maisell. Sacrifice hits Peckinpaugh Chapman. Stolen bases Cook. Left on bases New York six Cleveland five. First base on errors New York seventeen Cleveland two. First on balls off Fisher twelve Mitchell twenty five. Struck out by Fisher two by Mitchell twenty seven. Umpires Mullaney Evans. Time two thousand one hundred forty three.
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Susquehanna Wins Game From Wesleyan
Susquehanna edged Wesleyan 1 to 0 as Morrison pitched well but the offense couldn’t mount consistent threats. The decisive run came in the fifth on a Weselyan miscue and a later defensive flub amplified by a two-base hit by Miller. Umpires Byron and Orte. SELINGSGROVE Pa May 15.
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Wesleyan Reserves Edge Belington In Pitchers Duel
Wesleyan Reserves defeated Belington High 6 to 4 in Buckhannon. Dawson pitched well for Wesleyan with late support from Oss and Curis. Romine and Robbenhane contributed in the field as the team built a four run lead early, securing the win.
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Lewis and Speaker Lead Boston Past Detroit in Narrow Win
May 15 DETEROMT reports Lons drives by Speaker and Lexis to spark a 370 score as Boston nets a third straight victory over Detroit. Star batters Lewis and Speaker fuel the rally.
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Senators Win Final Game From White Sox
Chicago May 15 Roth wild throw leads to scoring play as Connolly Milan and Rosted reach base last game versus Washington. Rosted Connolly Milan drive in runs on grounder and bunt hits in a tense finish.
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Yale Wins Track Meet in Dual With Harvard
Yale defeated Harvard in the annual dual track meet in New Haven on May 15 by 56 to 43. Harvard protested Roos in the shot put alleging ineligibility. Roos won first for Yale, and without him Harvard would have led 33 to 51 if the protest stands.
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Merry Widow Tournament Closes At Gore Alleys
Umpires Nellin and Dineen oversaw the Merry Widow bowling tournament at Gore alleys, which concluded at midnight. The event drew wide participation and was among the largest held in the state, with high scores despite two balls being fused by all bowlers. Winners in the doubles event were crowned.
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