Tigers Still Winning as Detroit Tops Cleveland 14 5 at Home
Detroit defeated Cleveland 14 to 5 in a home game. Key contributors were Jackson Lajoie and Gainor with Cobb's aggressive base running. Detroit remains unbeaten at home this season with strong hitting and baserunning highlighted by Graney, Stovall, and Crawford.
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American League Standings and Schedule Highlights
The standings show Washington at .482 and Philadelphia leading the league with strong records. Yesterday Boston beat Philadelphia and Washington edged New York, while Detroit and St. Louis posted wins. rain affected several games with multiple matchups listed for today including Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York.
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Central High Dominates Rockville In Darkened Opener
In a May 1 game at the fairgrounds Rockville High fell to Central High School 18 to 5 after darkness halted play in the sixth inning. Central benefited from Rockville pitcher Whiteford whose first three innings yielded ten walks. Hicks finished strong for Central as the visitors outplayed Rockville across the board. Key players included McCathran Adams McLaren Rochville Whiteford and Sicks.
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Duckpin Tourney Leads with Y M C A in Front
The second annual Washington City Bowling Association duckpin tournament opened at Palace Alleys. The YMCA topped the five man teams with three strong games as a large crowd watched. Two man teams and individual events also began with steady scores and high participation.
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Karger’s Hit Wins It as Nationals Lose Narrowly
Boston beats Washington 3 to 2 after McAleer’s club builds a first inning rally but Karger shuts them down. Karger hits a third inning homer, Speaker and Lewis contribute early runs, Engle and Otey hold Washington, Milan’s outfield catch stands out as the game’s turning point. Hogan to fight at Madison Square Garden as retirement talks end.
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Nationals Boston May 1 Fight for Lead in Series
Washington still leads the series as Boston uses Otey and Karger in the rotation. Donovan plans to oppose the Washington star with Cicotte or Collins. The Nationals share second division leadership with Philadelphia after today’s defeat. Milan starred in the field and Otey faced trouble in his first inning. A big crowd attended, drawn by Washington’s recent success against Boston.
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Phillies Win With Two Home Runs Against Boston
Philadelphia defeated Boston 3 to 1 aided by home runs from Magee and Titus, Titus driving in Alexander as well. Boston managed six hits off Alexander and committed 23 assists, eight in a fourth inning double play. Paskert and Doolan were run out in that frame.
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Watervale by Neck Wins Pimlico Feature at Belmont Stable
Watervale, the heavily favored Belmont stable entry, narrowly defeats Shannon by a neck in the Driving Park handicap at Pimlico. A high class field included Hildreth’s three entries though King James and Royal Meteor were scratched, Shannon the chosen challenger after Watervale’s sensational Belmont trial. The race opened with Watervale lagging briefly before Theo Cook and Besom surged forward as the gates rose.
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Racing Entries at Lexington and a high school score
Racing entries list from Lexington across six races with entrant names and odds. Special to The Washington Post reports Cluster Springs Academy defeated Chatham Training School 8 to 5 in Chatham Virginia on May 1.
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Pittsburg Loses Protest in Disputed St Louis Game
New York May 1 Pittsburg lost its protest over a disputed April 24 game in St. Louis. National League President Lynch ruled for St. Louis. In the 11th inning Bresnahan scored after a collision involving Hunter and Bliss, with the ball ruled in play and the run allowed as an unavoidable accident, not intentional interference.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues Today
Eastern League games in Jersey City and Providence produced a 1 0 Jersey City win over Montreal and a 3 2 thirteen inning win for Toronto over Providence. Baltimore beat Rochester 7 0 while Newark and Buffalo split a 3 3 score. Doubleheaders and rain affected several matches across the South Atlantic and Southern leagues with multiple games postponed or shortened. Baltimore manager Jack Dunn purchased infielder Fred Parent from the Chicago Americans.
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