Nationals Drubbed on Memorial Day by Red Sox, 7-2
Grimiths clan leaves for Philadelphia as the Nationals drop to sixth place and split a Memorial Day doubleheader with the Red Sox. Walter Johnson and Malsel highlight a rough day for the Nationals while Boehling struggles and errors mount. The morning game ends 6-4 for Washington, afternoon 7-2 Boston.
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Buffalos win closer after doubleheader loss
In Buffalo May day twinbill, the Buffalos shut out Baltimore 2 0 in the morning with Fred Anderson pitching, but lost the afternoon game to Baltimore as Harry Lord starred with six assists. Brooklyn won the afternoon against Newark 6 3 after losing 6 5 in the morning.
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Mayflower Stars Defeat All Stars 9 to 4 in Memorial Day Game
The Mayflower baseball nine, representing the yacht, beat an all star team on the Andcostia ground yesterday by 9 to 4. Losers were chosen from Fairlawn Hastern and Ninth Street squads. A loose fielding cost Stack a near no hit, as Washington club tentinies win streak ends in four years.
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Indians Take Pair As Cleveland Blows Past St Louis
Cleveland, Ohio May 31. Cleveland won two from St Louis 12 to 1 and 8 to 2. Mitchell limited St Louis to five hits in the morning game as Walker and Morton pitched poorly but won. Pratt and Smith homered in the afternoon as Cleveland bats pounded James Perryman and Morton. Line scores show strong Cleveland hitting led by Graney Pratt and Leary with key contributions from Williams and Walker.
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Honors Divided in Overtime Games in Chicago
In Chicago on May 1 Kansas City and Chicago split two extra inning games. Main outdueled McConnell 2 to 0 in ten innings as Zwilling homered in the eighth for Chicago. In the second, Henning pitched nine strong innings but two errors let Chicago tie, Wilson doubled in the eleventh and Kansas City walked three to allow the winning run, 2 to 1.
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Beaten by Wide Margin Pitchers Duel Ends in Loss
Chicago and Detroit split a doubleheader with Chicago winning 3 to 1 in the afternoon after Detroit took the morning game 4 to 3. Cobb and Kav anaugh led Detroit’s offense in the morning while Chicago’s Baker and Collins paired with Griffiths defense to secure the late triumph.
Morning Game Recap: Yankees and Nationals Rally
In a high scoring morning clash, Hartzell and Sweeney pace the Nationals to a lead before the Yankees surge with 10 runs by the fourth. Mullers errors and misplays widen the gap, while Connolly and Morgan drive in key runs. Boston dominates Philadelphia in a doubleheader, with strong pitching and late rallies sealing both wins.
Afternoon Baseball Clash Delivers Early Scoring Frenzy
In a brisk afternoon contest the Yankees and Nationals trade early runs as Maisel and Milan collect hits for New York while Hartzell and Boehling respond for Boston. Cree and Pipp spark a sixth inning rally as Boston seizes the lead and holds on, with miscues and double plays shaping the afternoon’s tense finish.
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