Philadelphia Defeats St Louis 3 0 With Early Lead
Philadelphia arrives hot at home and beats St Louis 3 to 0. Two runs in the first inning come on Murphy’s force, Collins’ triple, and Baker’s sacrifice fly, with Baker adding a homer in the fourth. Baumgardner leaves after a fifth inning finger injury. Mitchell finishes.
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Haker
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Connallse
Ninth inning rally seals Cleveland win over Boston 5 2
In Boston May 28 a ninth inning rally with two outs gave Cleveland a 5 2 victory over Boston. Hagerman pitched seven innings, Gregg and Bedient split relief. Key plays included Hooper miscue on Seibold and a triple steal that led to Cleveland players Birmingham Carlsch and Olson being banished. Baseball marked by errors and late offense.
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Boston Today
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Graney
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Thomas
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Chill
Sheridan
Victory for Yankees in last game of series
New York easily defeated Chicago 6 to 1 in the final game of the Tristate League series. Fisher pitched strongly for New York, scattering Chicago’s hits. The box score lists Demmitt, Manuel, Hartzell, Cook, Nanamaker, Williams, Truesdale and others as key players, with New York securing the win in a concise, decisive performance. Chicago’s offense was held in check as New York seized early control and extended lead through the game.
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Demmitt
Manuel
Weaver
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Chane
Cook
Holden
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Hartrell
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Maker
Williams
Chase
Satilfe
Collina
Ciiteaga
Om Fisher
Cicotte
Jasner
Ay Per
Mayer
Cleotte
Nessis, Evans and
Egan
Tigers' One Big Inning Gives Them Final Fray
Tigers stave off four straight losses by beating the Griffmen 8 to 5 at the ball yard. Danlas hurled until fatigue showed as Detroit rallied in a six-run sixth highlighted by Crawford and Milan. McBride’s ten chances and flawless defense anchored Detroit’s win.
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Milliken
Hughey Jennings
Nationals
Danlas
Needte
Kim Shaw
Danas
Shaw
Capt. McBride
Griffith
Yank Shaw
Reault
Acores
Jack Bentley
Rosa Reynolds
Staings
Portsider
Morgan
Ray Morgan
Bentley
Wahoo
Sam” Crawford
Detroit
Crawford
Clyde Milan
Daves
McBride
George McBride
Bush
Kavanaugh
Henry
Griffmen Face Critical Day In First-Place Showdown
Nationals and Red Sox start a Boston series today, with two decisive games looming as the Griffmen risk losing their lead. The slate also affects New York as Mackmen and Chance’s club clash over three days, with pitchers Johnson Engel Boehiing Collins and Foster in the mix. Shanks struggles at the plate after Milan and Gandii’s early hits.
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Beantown
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Post scoreboard to carry double header at Boston start time
Beginning today and daily while the Nationals are away, the Post will run its score board showing every play in the games. The double header in Boston begins at 2 o clock with Shaw Bush High and others in action. Crawford's triple is fielded by Milan and Burns turns a double play as Morgan makes a strong peg. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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Washington
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Milan
Gandil
Burns
Crawford
Shanks
Morgan
Bush
Kavanaugh
High
Veach
Burny
Moriarty
Bentley
Frey
Nationals
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Toath
Moeller
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Ganat
Shanke
OO Morgan
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Shaw
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Kavenaugh
Vench
Bono Burns
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Aongo
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Br Bentley
Nf Bentley
Dauss
Ganali
Daues
Ry Daussy
Merers
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Poat
Hoston
Boston
Yeach
Buffalo Beats Pittsburgh and Baltimore in Close Pairings
In a compact set of results, Buffalo tops Pittsburgh 7 2 while also defeating Baltimore 2 2 in separate matchups. Strong figures and city names anchor the card as sports results are reported.
Johnson a Fed sure to be in 1915 with De Claries tinkering
New York May. Joe Tinker manager of the Chicago Federals says Walter Johnson will join the Federal League next season. He claims Johnson spoke two hours in Washington and will sign after his contract ends. Ward offers up to 109000 for three years with 20000 yearly advertising value. Ty Cobb may follow. Six clubs profit, Johnson and Cobb seek high salaries, unrest grows in organized baseball.
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Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
Walter Johnson
Federal League
Tinker
Washington
Federal Peasue
Ward
Johnson
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Detroit
Braohlyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh Beats Baltimore 6 to 2 in Easy Victory
Baltimore May 28 Pittsburgh won 6 to 2 as Camnitz limited the locals. Savage, Jones, Bradley and McDonald led a balanced attack for the visitors while Conley struggled on the mound for Baltimore. Multiple misplays and errors marked the game, with Pittsburgh taking an early lead and holding on for the win.
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Hello—O Conley
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Conler
Estimore
Amophee—Mer
Buffalo Beats Brooklyn 7 2 In Opener
Buffalo defeats Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Seaton allows six scattered hits. Peters relieved in sixth to seal the win, with HOFmen and Delehanty contributing runs. Ford started for Brooklyn and took the loss. Shaw homered for Buffalo. Attendance 154, time 1 hour 88 minutes.
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Genter
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Kane
Prime for Speed Events at Benning Tomorrow
Four speed pilots arrive from Indianapolis for Benning races tomorrow afternoon. Lou Heinemann, John Rainy, Joe Cleary, and Fred Horey study their machines as Benning track crews work to ensure fast conditions. Notables like Carl Goudy, Oklahoma Bin Hil, M C Gregory, L B Taylor, J Constance, Willie Denham, and Tomay Dodge have entered the motorcycle card. Joseph Murray becomes boxing instructor at the New York Athletic Club, with past roles at Columbia and the Naval Academy.
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Hil
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L. 8. Taylor
J. Constance
Willie Denham
Tomay Dodge
Washington
Henry School Upsets at Municipal Playgrounds Meet
Henry School won the championship with 44 points at the National Capital Horse Show ground. Arthur and Gale took second and third, with Henry School athletes claiming multiple event wins including 60 yard and 440 yard relays, high and long jumps, and weight class titles. Team members listed include Tow man, Thomes, Schneider, Stearman, and Schacter among others. several schools compete in relays and sprint events.
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