Nationals Lose 2 to 1 as Graham Shuts Browns Down
St Louis defeats Washington 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Graham left handed for the Nationals troubled the locals with his delivery, while Burns held off Washington through nine innings. A muffed throw and a ninth inning rally late by Washington fell short as St Louis secured the victory.
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Shreveport Club
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Hank Gehring
Grahams
Hank
Jeffield Cates
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California Pitcher Burns Delivers Gilt-Edged Performance
A California youngster named Burns pitched in perfect form yesterday and nearly earned victory for the locals. His exceptional skill, noted as a gilt-edged performance, shows he has already built a streak of strong outings and may add more wins with better luck.
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California
Burns
Iis
Cantilion
Local pitcher praised for consistency and control in spring play
The article lauds a local left handed pitcher for consistent, steady work and near-perfect control. Burns and Graham are noted for strong hitting angles against left handers, while McAleer sees future stars in Graham and Milan. Waddell and Spitball Tom Hughes are eyed for Browns vs Nationals, with fielding plays and misplays affecting outcomes.
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Graham
McAleer
Waddell
George Stone
Claude Milan
Crouch
Milan
Stone
St Louis
France
Hedges
Baseball Scores And Standings From American League Action
American League results show St Louis defeating Washington 2 1 Chicago beating Philadelphia 10 2 New York edging Cleveland 7 2 Detroit topping Boston 10 3 with daily games at various sites. Standings list New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn with recent results noting a double play and an injury scare to Charley Street after a fast pitch in the fourth inning.
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Pitcher
Charley Street
Graham
Manning Mystery Delays New York Shutout Bid
New York hammered visiting Cleveland pitches but Manning remained a mystery as a bad finger injury to Grane affected the game. Lattimore and Rhoades pitched for New York while Manning went the full distance for Cleveland in a 7 to 0 loss amid errors and miscues.
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Kleinow
Cleveland
Manning
Grane
Clarke I
Niles
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Clarke O
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Cheh
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Lattimore
Rhoades
Graney
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Conroy
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Mesars Evans
Huret
Tigers Strike Stride In Heavy Detroit Boston Victory
Detroit wins 10 to 3 over Boston in a high scoring game at Boston. McConnell delivered a three bagger and fueled Detroit’s offense while Mullin held down Boston’s pitching. Detailed box shows multiple players contributing including Roseman Crawford and Cobb with key hits and Burchell and Winter pitching for the mound.
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McGuire
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Boston
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Ao Hosaman
OlBarrett
Coughlin
Siglaub
Schmidt
DI Wegner
Winter
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Glaze
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Crawford
Killiter
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Wagner
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Orn Mull'n
Slow Pitch Duel Gives Phillies Narrow Win Over Chicago
Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 1 in a low scoring pitchers’ battle on May 13. Chicago manager Jones was ejected for protesting, with errors and erratic plays marking a tense game that lasted 2 hours 10 minutes.
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Jevgharty
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Trolley Dodgers Beaten by St Louis 6 to 2 in Brooklyn Game
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Wilhelm held Brooklyn to early runs and St Louis rallied with five runs in the fifth inning. Batters listed include Moray Delanty Lewth and Charles Murray for St Louis while Rourkes and Karger starred for Brooklyn in a rugged, early 20th century box score.
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Charles Murray
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Lurley Sarriso
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Delenanty Slechan
rlas—Lewin
Joraan
Vienesan
Rarger
Mathewson Hit Hard as Pirates Beat New York 5 1 in Third Game
Pittsburg wins third game of the series 5 1 over New York after Mathewson exits in the fifth inning. Crandall substitutes and throws steady relief. Leach Becker Gibson Camnitz and others contribute. Crandall earns win while Mathewson takes the loss.
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Doyte Bridwell
Teeney
sasee—Fitteburg
New York
Falls
Reds Take Another Victory Over Boston in Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated Boston 6 to 1 as Weimer limited the visitors. Huggins and Weimer drove in runs while Higgins and Browne contributed hits. The game featured five innings of Boston offense before Cincinnati pulled away, with Weimer earning the win and Finnerty taking the loss.
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Rigter
Diamond in Fine Form Twirls Great Game of Ball
Georgetown teen phenom Douglas Diamond pitched a fine game against Mount St Marys, escaping jams and striking out several batters. He allowed two hits with unearned runs scattered by errors as Mount St Marys failed to push across a key late rally while Connelly matched him in form for the visitors.
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Brown Wins In Fourteen Innings At West Point
Brown defeated the United States Military Academy in a 14 inning baseball game at West Point today after the cadets tied the score in the ninth. The final score was 5 to 3 with Brown pushing across two runs in the fourteenth while the cadets failed to score in their half.
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United States Miliary Academy
Ree Brown
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Gorser Naurce
Raymond
Baseball Results From Northeast Matches
At Worcester Massachusetts Hoy Cros and AShes Haven beat Yale 4 to 1 in a Worcester contest. At Andover Massachusetts Villanova routed Philins And Dover 20 to 0. At Cambridge Massachusetts Ambherat defeated Harvard 9 to 3.
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Mass—University
Hoy Cros & Ashes Haven
Yale
Wesleyan
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Mass
Villa Nova
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Mass—Ambherat
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Baseball scores from major leagues across cities
In the American League games Boston defeated Detroit 46 to 47, New York beat Cleveland 13 to 9, Philadelphia edged Chicago 6 to 10, Washington triumphed over St Louis 32 to 0. In the National League Cincinnati defeated Boston 2 to 0, Pittsburg beat New York 42 to 45, St Louis played Brooklyn with a small score recorded as 2 00.
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Pittsburg
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