Browns Edge St. Louis as Chicago Triumphs in Open Line
Yesterday's scores show Washington 4 St. Louis 8 and Cleveland 1 New York 0 with Philadelphia 5 Detroit 2 and Chicago 1 to 0. Tomorrow's games list Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Boston at Chicago.
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Umpire Connolly Spars Nationals as Stahlits Rally St Louis Review
The Wellington Post reports a strained Stadium afternoon with umpire Connolly blamed for biased calls against the Nationals. Stahl and Stahl crew overshadowed by contested plays from Browns, amid 2000 spectators and low gate receipts at St Louis baseball.
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Wellington Post
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Louis
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Eads Bridge
Stahl Stah
Secord
Connolly
Aga
Connally
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Vicious
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Jones
Hls
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Furty
Urshit
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Stone
Browns
Tinal
Cme
Washington Wins Amid Stolen Bases In Tight Tilt
In a 4 to 2 game at Washington, Hughes and Huelwman drive key plays with stolen bases by Walle Glesson Stone Koebler and Lingnes. Sudholt struggles on the mound for St. Louis as Buchanab holds through six innings. Umpire Mr Connolly. Time 1 hour 43 minutes.
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Cleveland Wins In Ten Inning Game At Home
In Cleveland Ohio May 2 19 spot Stovall reaches second on Chase muff scores winning run Hess drove single honors fielding by both teams Jackson out Lajoie and Bradley pulled from lines Williams spiked attendance 16700 score Cleveland 00900060014 New York 00000000104 Two base hits Browell and Bradley.
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Detroit Beats Philadelphia in Second Game on Bender’s Pitching
Detroit, May 2. Benders pitching overpowers Detroit as Philadelphia wins 6 to 1 in a game marked by Detroit fielding errors and weak catching. Crawford and Davis stand out for Detroit. Sullivan released, likely to St Paul. Attendance 3,000.
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Boston Shut Out by Chicago 1 to 0 in May Contest
Chicago defeats Boston 1 0 on two two base hits in the sixth. Attendance 3,872 as Altrock and Young pitched. Selbach Green and Davis connected for two base hits for Chicago while McFarland and Davis turned double plays for Boston. Base on balls and errors noted, umpires cited.
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Minor League and college baseball results and notes
Scores from American Association and other leagues show mixed results with postponed games due to wet grounds. Corrupted reports mention Brooklyn game plans, Georgetown Preps win, and an ad promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla for appetite and digestion.
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New York Crushes Brooklyn 6–0 in Easy Victory
New York defeated Brooklyn 6 to 0 as Taylor limited the visitors to one hit after the first inning. McIntyre was hit hard by the Mets in the fifth, sixth, and seventh. Attendance 5,000. Browne, McGann, and Devlin starred for New York with key hits. Brooklyn left with a shutout and multiple errors.
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Pittinger In Form In Phillies Victory Over Boston
Philadelphia pitcher Pittinger allowed Boston only two hits in a strong showing marred by a fourth inning walk. Frazer’s control woes and timely hits by Philadelphia produced the win before 1,962 fans as Beaton stole bases and Wolverton and Fraser contributed two base hits.
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Pittsburg Nationals Defeat Princeton On Technicality
Princeton, N J May 2. Owing to a technicality Pittsburg Nationals defeated Princeton this afternoon 4 to 0 in the ninth inning. The ball was blocked and Cooney put it in play from the catchers position instead of first throwing to the box. Score by innings shows Pittsburg leading 4 0 0 0 0. Doyle, Cooney, Lygoh and Cartier noted for the losers with Baer and Doyle for the winners.
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Collegians
Princeton
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Fittsburg Nationals
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Departmental League Action Narrow War Department Triumph
In a tight departmental league game War Department edged Justice 12 to 10 on Decoration Day afternoon. Finnegan allowed eleven hits as Justice threatened with two runners on base in the final inning, but timely War fielding sealed the win. Batters and fielding notes feature Becketts, Finnegan, and Corrigan among others. Time of game two hours.
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Columbia Twenty Four Runs Over St Joseph in Slugging Victory
Columbia Athletic Club defeated St Joseph’s Club at the Coliseum grounds in an old time slugging game that ended after seven innings with Columbia scoring 24 runs to St Joseph’s 3. Pitching details include Fulcher and Webster on the mound, with hits by Babson and Berry and a 1 hour 30 minute game time.
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Central Cunningham a Sensation in Princeton Game
Princeton, May 8. Central High School from Washington defeated Princeton 4 to 3 in a lively affair led by Gen Cunningham, famed for stellar fielding and speed. Woodward, Peck and McDonald supported the attack as Central pitcher Clarke shut down Princeton after a tense ninth inning. The Washington team, cheered by the student body, earned fast impressions with timely bunts and aggressive base running.
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Trinity Tops St John to Tie First in Episcopal League
Trinity defeated St John of Washington to tie St Paul for first place in the Episcopal League standings. Seay and Randolph pitched well with few regulars in the lineup. Trinity showed sharp ball handling while exploiting occasional misplays by St John amid a windy, difficult grounds condition.
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Barry Astour Wins Prestwick Amateur Golf Championship
London May A. G. Barry of St. Andrews University won the amateur golf championship at Prestwick Scotland by defeating Osmund Septe by 3 up and 7 to play. Barry, age nineteen, becomes the youngest champion in the event’s history.
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London
May
A. G. Barry
St. Andrew's University
Prestwick
Scotand
Osmund Septe
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