Luderus Delivers for Phillies in 3-1 Win over St Louis
Fred Luderus hit a crucial seventh inning home run with two out to turn a near shutout into a 3-1 Philadelphia victory over St Louis. Alexander held the visitors to two hits, while Luderus, Magee, Knabe and Lobert drove runs as the Phillies overcame an early Konetchy single.
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Fred Lunderaa
New York
St. Louis
Lobert
Alexander
Konetchy
J. Magee
St. Loui
S. Mages
Sheekard
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Luderus
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Konetcis
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Wieser
Hage
White and Johnson Clash In Nationals White Sox Tilt
Chicago May game features Walter Johnson and Harry White as opposing pitchers. Griffith decries recent pitching, vows Johnson will deliver a solid performance despite cold weather. Umpire ejects Nationals captain George McBride and Griffi th amid bench protests. Manager Callahan of White Sox also ejected in a heated scene.
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Harry White
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Johnson
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Washington
Trump
George McBride
Hildebrand
Hasterly
McBride
Morgan
Schacter
Callahan
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Evans
Ban Johnson
Braves Win Over Pirates In Tight 5-4 Battle
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as Devlin drives in the winning run with a ninth inning double and Rariden sacrifice fly after Boston outbatted the Pirates. Marshaling players include Carey Myers and Mann for Boston with Camnitz and James on the mound for Pittsburgh.
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Mann
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Robinson
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Errora
Fittsburgh
Measre Rigler
Byron
Minor League Results Across Circuits
Milwaukee routs Winnespolis 17 to 2 as Paul Kansas City Empire and Indianapolis Column 2 Louissie 2. Columbus gains train to Southern League while New Orleans tops Nashville 5 to 4 and Birmingham and Memphis show results. International and Tri-State Leagues list scattered scores and standings amid a busy week of games.
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Winnespolis
Paul
Kansas
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomens
Atlanta Mobile
Nationals Fall to White Sox Amid Cold Wind and Errors
Chicago defeats Washington 6 to 1 as Jim Scott holds the Nationals to few hits. Merely 3,500 fans endure gale force winds at Comiskey Park while Boston-bound Johnson watch hopes fade. Gallia struggles early, Engel shaky for Washington, and Chicago capitalizes with walks and timely plays to seal the win.
Brooklyn Rally Pushes Past Chicago 7 to 5 for Second Place
Brooklyn moved into second place in the pennant race by defeating Chicago 7 to 5 in a full nine inning contest. Pierce pitched for Chicago, lasting less than an inning as Brooklyn mounted a four run first inning surge aided by Enres passes two triples and an error. Stengel, Cutshaw, Wheat and Daubert contributed key hits. Phelan, Saier, Evers, Britwell, Stengel, and Fisher scored. The game lasted seven hours and forty five minutes with umpires Messiah, OQ Day, and Danske. Australian racketers in New York. Horace Rice and Capt. St Doust arrived from London for the Davin Cup preliminaries.
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Pierce
Clymer
Stengel
Schulte
Cutshaw
L Mitchell
Hummel
Goode
Phelan
Deubert
Saier
Fisher
Bridwell
Miller
Archer
Staex
Curts
Reulbach
W. Miller
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Evers
Britwell
Wheat
Daubert
Smith
Bace
Baste
Saler
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Dambert
Balle
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Carte
Tierer
FY Hessmach
Cues
Wild Preh
Pierre Tite
Oif Pierce
Stack Tin
Mainge
Teulbark
Farte
Murmonhries
Messiah OQ Day
Danske
New York
Horace Rice
West
St. Doust
London
Meyers
Marquard
Cincinnati
Reuns
Bates
Tinker
Mareans
Herzog
Becker
Shafer
Devore
Grant Lefton
Hoblitzer
Grant
Merkle
Wilson
Fromme
Crandall
Mesrs
Local College Player to Join Detroit Club
Detroit reports that first baseman Pipp, from Kalamazoo of the South Wichita League, has been purchased by the Detroit baseball club. Pipp, who played 88 games in the minor league season, is now attending Catholic University in Washington and is expected to join the Vipers War 25 in May.
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Detroit
Mwich
Pipp
Kalamazoo
Catholic University At Washington
Vipers War 25
St Louis Breaks Philadelphia Streak With 7 3 Win
St Louis defeats Philadelphia Athlones 7 to 3 powering five first inning runs. Houck exits early as Wyckoff is hit hard. Collins Baker McInnes and Brief drive runs with hits including a triple by Brief and two-base hits by Baker and Thomas. Walsh and Williams contribute late to seal the victory.
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Houck
Wychoff
Shotten
Pratt
Brief
Phila
St. Louie
Hoae Murphy
Ol Shotten
T Claring
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Baker
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Weelman
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Wild Plicn
Weilman
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Loughlin
Ferguson
Red Sox Win As Cleveland Beaten 3 1
Boston reguars return to lineup and top Cleveland 3 to 1 on May 8. Lewis, Gardner and Engle drive the deciding rally in the eighth with consecutive hits after a 1-1 tie. Gardner adds a two-base hit and Boston pitchers hold Cleveland to one run.
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Engle
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Connolly
McGreevy
Yankees Shut Detroit In Third Game Of Series
Detroit misplayed in the field and failed with runners on base as New York beat Detroit 9 to 3. Warhop exited in the third inning after facing trouble. Ford finished strong for New York, while Bush and Daniels sparked Detroit with limited support.
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Mich
New York
Highlanders
Tigers
Warhop
Willett
Bush
Louden
Ford
Daniels
Walter
OlLonden
Hartzell
Crawford
Cree
Dveach
Chase
Zamioch
Bweeney
Midkiff
Zamlech
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Dineen and Hart
Fragmented sports results snippet
Brief fragment lists teams and cities including St Louis Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago with scattered scores and placement. No clear event, date, or outcome readable.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Bbror
Eis
New York - Pittsburgh
Boston Cineinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Marquard Fails in Sixth In Reds Win
Cincinnati tied the series with New York by beating the Giants 3 to 1 as Marquard faltered in the sixth inning. Fromme pitched well for Cincinnati, Herzog homered for New York, and the Reds capitalized on New York fielding miscues to secure the win in the May 9 contest.
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Cincinnati
Marquard
Reds
Fromme
Giants
Herzog
Abhoae Bates
Devore
Becker
Shater
Tinker
Burns
Hoblitzer
OiPoyle
OlMurray
Mareans
OlMerkie
Egan
Grant
Clarke
Wilson
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Crandell
College Baseball Scores From Weekend Action
Fordham over Wesley 11 to 4. Catholic University defeats Tutt 3 to 4. Dartmouth defeats Norwich 8 to 1. Columbia beats Cornell 13 to 5. Michigan Aggies 5 hand Syracuse 1.
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Catholic University
Wesley
Tutt
Dartmouth
Norwich
Columbia
Cornell
Michigan Aggies
Syracuse
Championship Series Opens at 3:80 This Afternoon
The United States League starts its first game of the championship at Fifteenth and H streets northeast. Washington and Brooklyn clash as free admission is offered. Manager Carsey lists Williams and Meyers as the battery for the local club.
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H Streets
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Brooklyn
Carsey
Williams
Meyers
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