Holy Cross Defeats Catholic University 4 to 2 in Fast Game
Holy Cross defeated Catholic University of Washington 4 to 2 in Worcester outlined by O Briens clutch hitting. Ryan pitched well for Catholic University but received weak support. OBrien's single and a sacrifice fly drove in two Holy Cross runs. Navy beat Georgetown 1 to 0 in Annapolis, Seibert held Georgetown to scattered hits as Midshipmen won for the second time this year.
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Griffith Pans Ban Johnson Grifith Pans Ban Johnson
Chicago it's May 7 and a rumor swirls that George Stovall may return as manager of the St. Louis Browns after a clash with umpire Ferguson. Ban Johnson has yet to decide, with Charley Comiskey backing Stovall and Clark Griffith urging restraint and punishment via suspension and a $1,000 fine.
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Bloody brawl erupts after Cleveland Boston game
Special to The Washington Post reports a postgame melee under the Cleveland grand stand after the Red Sox and Cleveland contest. Tris Speaker was struck three times amid the fracas, triggered when Carrigan blocked Graney at home plate and knocked him near unconscious.
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Hughes Pitches Victory To Start Western Trip
Washington defeats Chicago 3 to 2 as Tom Hughes wins his best start this season. He limited the White Sox to six hits, aided by sharp defense and timely hits from Moeller Milan Shanks and Morgan. Lange relieved Cicotte and kept the Nationals in front, while Morgan’s running catch preserved the lead in the seventh.
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LAPP RESCUES THE MACKMEN IN NAP, BEATS RED SOX 4 1
In St Louis on May 7, Philadelphia defeated St Louis 3 to 1 as Brown and Mitchell pitched well despite one bad inning. Murphy walked, Oldring scored on a single, Baker hit a fourth inning homer, and St Louis tied briefly before Philadelphia pulled ahead.
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Western Stuns Central In Narrow Scholastic Baseball Clash
Western overwhelmed Central 9 to 6 at American League Park as Taggart matched Brewer in a pitching duel. Key hits came from Stearns Peyton Howard Heflin Lehman and Cooke with three base hits by Taggart and Heflin. Trojan Midgets also edged Mount Vernon 12 to 11 driven by A Maggio fielding and B D Ita gerald’s hitting.
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Falkenberg Flings Sox To Fifth Straight Win
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 1 as Falkenberg wins his fifth in a row after coming back from the minors. Boston was hampered by injuries with five regulars out. Engle and Janvrin drove in the lone run for Boston in the fourth.
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Keating Beats Detroit 6 to 0 in Yankes Invasion Opener
Detroit, Mich May 7 Keating the recruit allowed only two hits as New York defeated Detroit 6 to 0 in a Western trip opener. Walter doubled for New Yorks two base hit while Mullin Zamloch and Keating fanned batters. Daniels Hartzell and Derrick sparked Detroit with scattered singles but could not muster offense. Time of game 2 hours 2 minutes.
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Naval Academy Beats Georgetown In Tennis Match
Annapolis May 7 Navy tennis team swept Georgetown winning five singles and two doubles sets. Parmalee defeated Hozle 6-2 6-3. Godfrey beat McNalty 6-2. Sperry down Amy 6-2 6-2. Parmalee and Godfrey paired to win 6-4 6-1. Popham and Watters won 6-2 7-6. Also Yankees release catcher Williams to Rochester.
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Phillies Rally In Extra Inning Win Over St Louis
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 4 3 in ten innings as Paskert scored on a single, Knabe sacrifice, and Lobert double. Seaton allowed nine hits over the late affair with key two base hits by Magee and Lobert, and errors by St Louis aided the Phils to a come from behind victory.
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Cubs Stop Brooklyn End Winning Streak In 4-3 Battle
Chicago halted Brooklyn's win streak with a 4 to 3 victory in a tense game. Leach, Moran, Schulte, and Hummill sparked Chicago while Bridwell Bresnahan and Fisher contributed key hits for Brooklyn. Pitchers Toney and Allen faced tight defense as both sides produced notable fielding feats and late scoring opportunities.
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Giants Repeat Dose in Narrow Victory Over Reds
New York defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 at home as Benton struggles after early wildness and Packard shines in relief. Mathewson lasts 7 1 3 innings, tireless defense backs timely hits from Merkle Becker and Burns, while Egan and Herzog contribute late.
Braves in Twelfth Pitchers Duel Wins 4-2
Tyler Best defeats O'Toole of the Pirates in a pitchers' duel as the Braves edge Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in a Boston extra innings win. Boston also takes another extended game from Pittsburgh.
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The game features a tight contest between O'Toole and Tyler with a 2-1 final score in the twelfth. O'Toole allows several hits while Tyler bears the loss as Boston and Pittsburgh struggle for runs. Final play comes with one out in the frame.
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