Yankees Take Pair Over Boston In Tight One Run Games
New York defeats Boston 3-4 in the opener and 6-5 in ten innings, Fisher and Leonard locking down the first game while Pipp drives in the decisive run. In the second, Wag Beasaw ties it with five straight hits in the eighth, then Walmara scores the eventual winning run on Shawkey’s single in the tenth as New York secures a double victory over the world champion.
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Marines Defeat Fort Myer 24 to 4 in Government League
Marines of the Government League overwhelmed Fort Myer 24 to 4. Overton starred at bat and pitcher H Svore hurled strong for the Marines in a one sided contest.
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Indians Win Over Browns 4 to 2 on Hits and Walks
Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 to 2 driven by strong hitting and eight walks. Grasyney cleared the bases with a triple in the first, Roth scored on a sixth-inning error, Gandil belted a triple, and Sisler added a triple for St Louis. Two runs came in the eighth on Gandil and Gandil.
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Misplay in Eleventh Gives Pirates Game
In St Louis on May 26 a wild throw in the eleventh inning let Schmidt score and Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6 to 5. The box shows Pittsburg 6 runs, St Louis 5, with notable plays by Betzel and Miller and a double play. Injuries include manager Menes fracturing his left leg in a separate Jacksonville game.
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Seventh Inning Rally Halts Athletics in Narrow Victory
Pitching duel ends 2 to 1 as Washington Nationals beat the Athletics. Morgan and Jamieson drive key hits in the seventh inning, Myers falters in big frame while Dumont outpitches him. Shanks and Henry also contribute, with notable defensive plays by Morgan and Witt.
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Phillies Take Lead as Run Beats Dodgers 1 0
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 1 to 0 in a pitching duel between Alexander and Smith. Watred doubled with one out, Stock doubled in for an infield single, and Whit ted scored on a wild throw by Cotshaw after Smith knocked the ball down. The tally came in the seventh inning. Brooklyn's eight errors and defensive miscues framed the game as Philadelphia claimed first place.
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Giants Run Roughshod Over Braves 12 to 1
Boston succumbed to New York's offense as the Giants exploded for 12 runs. A second inning liner by Tyler injured a fielder, Stroud relieving. Merkle and Doyle fueled the attack with key hits while Boston struggled with errors and stolen bases.
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Yankees? No clear headline from the fragments
Yesterday's baseball scores show Washington defeating Cleveland, Philadelphia with a narrow margin, St. Louis and New York posting two to six results, and Boston losing 1 to 5. The fragmentary text lacks full context or dates.
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Western and Central Load Tie With Victories
Western defeats Tech 8 to 2 while Central beats Business 6 to 4 to create a joint second place tie in the league standings. Lester Paine pitched for Western. Sam Gottlieb and Dave Pfeiffer starred for Central in a brisk game sequence with tight late defense.
REBS Beat Cubs in Chicago 6 to 4 in Series Opener
Cincinnati tops Chicago 6 to 4 as Beore and Williams lead with hits. Hendrix starts for Chicago, Seaton and Lavender in relief. Mulligan and London factor in the late innings. Final score reflects a seven inning time, with errors and double plays noted, and standings listed for minor leagues and local notices.
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Nationals Play-By-Play At Georgia Grounds A Doubleheader
Two games at the Georgia avenae ball yard feature a 2 pm start and a curtain raiser with Gala. News notes say Bullet Joe Bush may pitch in one game and Weither Nabors and Crowell are considered. Morgan shines with a two base hit and brilliant fielding as Eddie Foster delivers in the seventh. Dumont returns as a ready third day arm, Grifth strengthens the Nationals hurling corps. Myers wins streak ends as Mackmen edge past 12 to 1.
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Tennis Match to Aten at Home Club
Ralph Aten defeated Dr. H A Brown in the fourth round of the Home Club tennis tournament, 8 6, 7 5. This was the only singles contest in a day of doubles play. Doubles results include Smith and Lees over Ise and Connelly 6 4 8 1, H S Marvel and McGarvey over D D Marvel and Wolf 6 0 6 1, Armstrong and McCabe over McGuire and McGuire 6 1 6 2, Beyond James and Colville over Smith and Callan 6 0 6 1, Green and Jarvis over Potter and Knapp 6 3 6 2.
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Forty-two Racketers Paired For Middle Atlantic
Forty two tennis players including Dennis Doyle Henry Breck Roi Doyle J Ballard Moore and Paul Treanor of New York are paired for the middle Atlantic singles set to start today at 1 pm on Columbia County Club courts. Pairings for women’s singles and men’s doubles start Monday with draws at 8 pm. Mixed doubles drawings to follow.
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Navy and War Triumph in Departmental Tennis League
Navy paces the Departmental Tennis League with a 4 1 victory over Commissioners as War tops Agriculture 3 2. Team line specifics show Navy victories led by Hancock Watson Burton Cander Belt Bluedon Calder Kidwell Sheldon Kline Hart Duttons and War wins by Leech Caead Gore Thomas Waggoner Hoover and MelLaren Dunrani, with Agriculture gaps at Lathrop Franks and Wilerman Hurdi. North Carolina League standings list Charlotte 10 Winston Salem 0 Greensboro 0 Asheville 0 Durham 7 Raleigh 1.
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