Boehling Grints Nationals Fall Short In Philadelphia Tilt
In a tense game at Philadelphia, Walter Johnson started for the Nationals but Boehling lasted seven frames. The Athletics rallied for two runs in the opening inning, then the Nationals tied later framed but fell behind again as Shanks misplayed key balls. Johnson, Bush, and Schang featured for the Griffmen, with failures to execute on the bases costing crucial innings. The final score tipped toward the Athletics in a pennant race shaping matchup.
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Pirates Win Over Reds in Pittsburgh Double Play
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 4 to 0 as timely hitting by Mowrey drives in three runs and scores another. The game in Pittsburgh and New York saw Caldwell toss his second three hit shutout for the season, while Boston fell to New York 6 to 0 with strong pitching and solid defense.
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Mersia
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Phillies Win 8-6 Over Cleveland in Opening Game
In the opening Terminal League tilt at 4 pm Southern Railway and Shops faced Cleveland. The game featured a high scoring battle with Philadelphia mounting an 8 to 6 comeback as hits by Johnson and Pratt fueled the scoring. A large crowd looked on as Hagerman and Taylor pitched, with key defensive plays from Olson and Williams.
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Baltimore Feds top Kansas City 3-0 in shutout win
Frank Smith held Kansas City to three hits as Baltimore won 3-0. St. John’s College club defeated Force School 16 to 8, with Walsh and Ridey on the winning battery and Walsh hitting a bases loaded double.
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Dickinson Maryland Aggies Rally In Fifteenth Inning Tie
In College Park Maryland May 1 Dickinson and Maryland Aggies battled to a 6 to 6 tie after fifteen innings as both pitchers excelled. Errors by the Farmers allowed Maryland to escape with a draw as late drama unfolded on the field in gusty weather yielding a rare extended game.
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Carrick
Tigers Rally to Beat White Sox 3 2 in Ninth
Detroit wins the fourth straight in the series, edging Chicago 3 2 after Chicago tied late yesterday. Waiving through a ninth inning rally, Detroit pushed across the decisive run on three timely hits as Dauss pitched well and Schalk and Cobb contributed on offense.
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Triple Play Helps Chicago Beat St Louis 2 0
Ghicazo May 1 Robinson limited Chicago to two scattered hits as St Louis shut out the locals 2 to 0. A Chicago triple play prevented further runs in the inning, with Zimmerman fielding the relay to Bresnahan to complete the play. Sny der drove in a run on a fielder choice and Magee scored on the throw. Other lines detail batters and defensive plays from the tense contest.
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Fragmentary sports results list with scattered city names
A jagged OCR fragment shows scattered city references such as Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Kansas City Brooklyn Saint Louis and Chicago. It mentions yesterday and various odd numbers but no coherent event or dates. The piece appears to be a fragment of a results page or standings table with no clear lead or full context.
Local horse sale offers large lot at auction
Morgan lists 52 head of Cumd Vatley horses for sale to Washington consumer. Gus Morgen advertises suitable draft stock and a local contractor offers 14 large work horses. Auctions start around 12 31 am with no minimum price. Reckewes and Connor advertise additional horses with a 2 day guarantee and Sunday inspections. THORE WAIN 117.
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