Japs Beat Denver Collegians In Hard Hitting Tilt
Keio University, reigning Japanese college baseball champions, defeated Denver University 6 to 2 in a game marked by strong hitting and solid pitching from both sides. The visitor's offense produced the decisive runs early, while Denver managed limited offense and defensive lapses helped seal the win for Keio.
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Nationals Edge White Sox In Slugfest Opener
Washington Nationals clash with Chicago White Sox in a high scoring opener of the Western trip. Four Washington pitchers were knocked around as the Sox drilled nineteen hits for thirty bases, Johnson being pulled in the first inning after four hits. Cunningham hit a pivotal two run homer in the fifth to tie the game, while Lelivelt and Callahan starred for Chicago with four hits apiece.
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Noted of the Nationals and Chicago May 10 game notes
McAleer aims to send Johnson back tomorrow while Granm remains Washingtons top alternative. Doc White is named by Duffy after a tough Detroit outing. Details on hits, outs, base stealing, and fielding unfold as Sullivan and Lord contribute, Selvert and Lelivelt injure timing, and Tannehill subbing may not last.
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Sherry
Callahan
Lelivelt
What rivals must do if Tigers break even
Detroit was halted after a streak stoppage by New York as the Tigers seek a .500 final season under a 104 game schedule. The three contenders Boston Philadelphia and New York chase a top finish and strive for a better percentage than Detroit’s current mark.
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Ng Pet
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New York
Reds Win on Homers as Hoblitzell Ends It in Fifteenth
In Boston May 106 Cincinnati defeated Boston 8 to 7 after a 15 inning game dominated by home runs from Cincinnati. Hoblitzell drove in the winning run in the fifteenth as Curtis weakened. Collins in center field delivered sensational play. Half of Cincinnati’s runs came from homers with Beck and Egan among the scorers.
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Clarke
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Balk
Eason and Johnstone
American League Standings Snapshot and Yesterday's Results
Standings show Detroit leading with 28 wins and a .W percentage, Chicago and Boston trailing with .500 and lower. Yesterday games featured Chicago beating Washington, Boston defeating Cleveland, New York over Philadelphia, and Detroit blanking St. Louis with upcoming matchups listed: Washington at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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National League standings and games today
MLB standings show Philadelphia and Chicago tied high with 176 and 147 games respectively. Brooklyn and St Louis near .287 and .529, while Cincinnati and New York differ. Today’s schedule features Chicago at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Boston at St Louis.
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Giants Triumph Over Cubs In Lopsided New York Victory
The Giants defeated Chicago 11 to 1 on May 10. Hofman homered for Chicago to avoid a shutout. Notable hitters include Merkle and Snodgrass for New York with three and two base hits respectively. Wiltse and Toney pitched for the Giants with solid relief, game time around 1 hour 45 minutes.
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St Louis Edges Brooklyn 4 3 in Tight Baseball Battle
St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 to clinch the series. Sallee held the lead until the seventh when Brooklyn produced three hits to tie, then Steele allowed the decisive run in the eighth. Huguenins Hauser Konetchy Lejuene Coulson Zimmerman and Salles starred for the clubs with notable bullpen work.
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Doyle
Two Homers In One Inning Spark Philadelphia Win
In May 10 action at Philadelphia Pittsburg fell 6 to 2 after two homers by Paskert and Luderus in the first inning. Nagle held Pittsburg to two runs through six, Moore baffled the visitors at many stages, and Wilson added a homer for Philadelphia. Final line shows McKechnie and Hunter with two-base hits and a steady Philly defense securing the victory.
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Fisher Stops Tigers Mullin Is Losing Pitcher
Detroit's nine game win streak ended 3 to 2 as Ray Fisher of New York out pitched Mullin. Fisher’s key sixth inning included his first safe hit of the year after a two run lead was built. Chase's fielding sparked the game for New York. Cobb and Crawford were quiet for Detroit.
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Gregg Blanks Boston as Cleveland wins 6 to 0
Cleveland routs Boston 6 to 0 in a May 10 game. Gregg held Boston to few hits while Jackson and Graney stars led Cleveland offense. Player lineups show Jackson, Graney, and Stovall key contributors with strong defensive support. Time of game about 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Athletics Rally Wins 8 6 Over St Louis in Ninth
In a sensational ninth inning rally, the Athletics overcame a two-run deficit to beat St Louis 8 to 6. Petty exited in the eighth. Williams pitched the ninth while Bailey was wild, walking a man and allowing a single.
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Phillies and Cardinals Battle In 10 Inning Baseball Card
Powell falters as St Louis steals seven bases and scores late. Philadelphia loses strength on defense while Clarke overthrows and Plank exits early. Criss and Hoffman contribute late for St Louis as Batters tally runs and errors mark the contest.
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