Philadelphia Defeats Boston in College Baseball Showdown
Philadelphia Teague club hosts Boston pitchers and wins 12 to 0 as hitters pace the attack. Notable names include Daumont OGrant and Magee while Amherst, Bates, and others contribute, with left on bases and sharp fielding noted.
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Reds Hit Willis Hard in Opening Game
Reds defeated Willis and Pittsburg 9 to 1 as the visitors led early, Willis replaced by Campbell in the second inning. Campbell pitched well, allowing three hits and no runs, while Campbell and the defense held Pittsburg to scattered hits. Cincinnati bats produced in the first two innings and Cammy contributed a strong effort for the win.
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Needham's double lifts York past Brooklyn 1–0
In a tight contest Donlin’s team shaded Brooklyn as Needham drove in the lone run with a two‑bagger in the fourth. Symons sacrificed, strong defense, and four York pitchers limited Brooklyn to four hits. Donlin started for York but exited after a hitless sixth inning amid the shutout.
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Rudderham
Cardinals Rally Past Cubs In Eleventh Inning Win
In St Louis on May 29 Ray mond broke the game open in the eleventh, driving in the go ahead run as the Cardinals defeat the Cubs 4 to 3. Key hits by Tinker Murray and Byrne powered St Louis late while Lundgren and Raymond held Chicago to tight late innings.
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Major League Scores Snapshot From Night Games
In the American League games Boston defeated Washington, a crowd of 6 639. New York edged Philadelphia with 7 000 in attendance. Cleveland beat St Louis 3 174. National League results show Philadelphia over Boston 3 464. Brooklyn over New York 2 000. St Louis over Chicago 2 500. Pittsburg over Cincinnati 2 104.
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Canticions Hustlers Beat Boston In Doubleheader
The Nationals won 6 to 1 and 7 to 2 in a Boston doubleheader. Cates held Boston to few hits, Cravath homered, Keeley briefly pitched before Hughes relieved. Milan Ganley Street and Freeman provided offense for Washington while Burchell and Morgan struggled for Boston.
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Red Sox sell pitchers and staff amid weekend game notes
The notes describe Pruitt and Gilag being sold to Kanais City and catcher Donahue and outfielder Carliste moving on. The Nationals base at Copley Square is noted as a hub for the team. An impatient fan urged speed during the first game while Cy Morgan’s slow pace drew complaints. Spectators include Tirk Chapman and Arthur H Soden, with Bob Unglaous looking downcast for a stretch.
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Cy Morgan
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Arthur H Soden
Washington Nationals Power Past Boston in Doubleheader
Washington defeated Boston twice as Cates, Shipke, and Street led offensive bursts. Key plays featured Gessler and Wagner multiple hits, with Milan handling center field and Keely misstepping on base. Washington improves standings while Boston struggles in crucial early-season games.
Second Game Proves Tough Battle Between Washington and Boston
The tightly fought second game featured a full display of both teams' strength in a close back and forth contest. Washington's late inning surge and strong hitting against Boston pitchers, with Cates Hughes and Albrer among those involved, decided the outcome after a tense finish.
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McBride
Highlanders Rally In First Doubleheader Win
New York defeats Philadelphia 6 to 5 in game one while the Athletics shutout the Highlanders 5?0 in game two. Pitching duels and late runs defined the May 29 doubleheader at American League Park.
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Hinchman's error costs St Louis win over Cleveland
St Louis defeated Cleveland 7 to 6 in a pitchers battle. Chech and Powell pitched well, but an error by Hinchman allowed St Louis to score its lone run in the eighth. St Louis built a late lead behind Stovall’s hits and strong defense, while Cleveland stranded runners and missed chances with several outs and errors.
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Washington Reading Allentown Brooklyn and Philadelphia scores
Washington and Reading clash with Allentown and Brooklyn while Philadelphia meets Elizabeth and Reading. The list shows WoL Pet WoL Fet Reading 18 8 687 Brooklyn 12 18 425 Washington 17 30 630 Philadelphia 9 19 924 Elizabeth 3d C467 Allentown a 22 ar.
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Nationals Extend Winning Streak Amid Tight AL Race
The Nationals, still seventh, cut the lead to three and a half games behind New York as they win both games in Boston. Cantillon could shuffle Burns and Smith for today’s pair, while Altrock White Sievers and Kilian anchor a pitching staff that has impressed with strong fielding and timely hitting. The AL standings remain fiercely close with just 102 points separating seventh from first, and several teams likely to break away soon.
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Atherton's Late Hit Delivers Washington Loss to Allentown
In a seesaw Union League Park bout, Atherton singled home the winning run in the eighth as Allentown edged Washington 2 to 1. Shaughnessy sparked the visitors with a triple and drove in two, while McKay faltered in a tight pitching duel and Atherton delivered the decisive hit for Washington.
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Two Games Today Feature Local Team and Allentown Visit
Morning game at 10 30 with McHale on the mound for the locals against Allentown. Afternoon clash at 2 30 stars Murray former local sandlot pitcher. Large holiday crowd expected with gates open late for the evening session. Lenox made a beautiful stop in the third inning and Umpire Steinberg declared Nationals the winner in Boston amid disputed calls.
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