Philadelphia Base Ball Victory Sparks Triangle of Errors
The Philadelphia team defeated Boston 8 to 2 in a college baseball game. Key players include Chnabe, Magee, and Latversty for Philadelphia while Bates and Stevens contributed for Boston. Left on base totals and errors influenced the outcome as Boston struggled to convert chances.
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Reds Hit Willis Hard In First Game Of Series
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 9 to 1 as Willis starts poorly and is replaced by Campbell after two innings. Campbell allows three hits, while Campbell earns the win for Pittsburg with strong relief pitching. Wills suffered the loss. Leach, Meller, and Kane contributed offense for Cincinnati.
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Needham's Double Secures 1–0 Victory for York
York tops Brooklyn 1 to 0 as Needham delivers a two three and a sacrifice in the fourth. Donlin and Symons provide key defense while Donlim exits early. detailed box shows York and Brooklyn players and rare scoring sequence in a cold spring affair.
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Raymond's lone run gives Cardinals late win over Cubs
In St Louis on May 29 Elmer Raymond broke a tie in the eleventh inning driving in the winning run as the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 4 to 3. Lindgren started for St Louis with strong relief from Delehanty and Evers while Murray and Tinker sparked offense.
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Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Reported
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Canti lions Hustlers Defeat Boston In Doubleheader
Nationals pitcher Cates allowed three hits and shut out Boston until a homer by Cravath saved a potential shutout in the first game. Keeley started the second game, Burchell was lifted for Hughes, and Boston rallied with Cravath’s homer but Washington held on for a 7 to 4 or 6 to 1 victory, with strong fielding by Milan Ganley Street and Freeman backing Cates in the opener.
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Local Players Transfer Amid Boston Game Notes
Notes from a Saturday game describe sales of pitchers Pruitt and Gilag to Kanais City while catcher Donahue and outfielder Carliste depart the Red Sox. National League figures Tick Chapman and Arthur Hooden are noted among spectators as the fray unfolds at Copley Square. Bob Unglaub’s head is pictured drooping in a brief moment of tension.
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National League clash as Washington tops Boston double defeat
Washington defeats Boston in a hard fought game with Shipke and Ganley contributing key hits. Street excels with three hits, Keely and Wagner strong in the field, while Burchell anchors Boston’s offense amid heavy Washington pressure.
Second game a tight lexatims contest ends in triumph
The second game was a close, tense battle between Washington and Boston with a full lineup. Washington edged out a win in the final inning as pitchers were hit for advantage, while Hughes limited the locals to one run early. The mound duel mirrored the opener with a hard-fought finish.
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Highlanders take one and blanked by Athletics in second
In New York on May 29 the first New York Phillies doubleheader of the season ended with Philadelphia winning 6 5 in the opener while New York shut out the Phillies 0 0 in the nightcap. Pitching dominated both games with limited scoring and errors.
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Hinchman's error costs Cleveland in shutout loss
St Louis defeated Cleveland 7 to 0 in a pitchers battle. Chech pitched well for Cleveland, but an error by Hinchman allowed St Louis to score its lone tally. Powell held the locals to three hits, two by Stovall, as St Louis offense produced enough early runs to secure the win.
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Washington Reading Allentown Brooklyn At Philadelphia Status
Reading 18 8 687 Brooklyn 12 18 425 Washington 17 30 630 Philadelphia 9 19 924 Elizabeth 3d C467 Allentown a 22 ar. scoring lines and standings appear scattered across teams and venues.
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Nationals extend winning streak fuels tight AL race
The Nationals surged to consecutive victories improving their season mark as they defeated Cleveland and Boston, narrowing the gap behind New York. Cantillon shuffled pitchers and Washington’s bats pounded Boston’s staff, with Altrock White Sievers Kilian holding the line. The tight American League standings show Washington within 102 points of first place and only eight points separating the top six clubs, signaling a volatile stretch ahead.
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Atherton's Hit Delivers Washington Loss in Seesaw Tilt
In a tight Union League Park battle Washington fell 3 to 2 to Allentown as Charley Atherton delivered the decisive eighth inning hit. Shaughnessy sparkled with a triple and Atherton later scored the winning run, while McKay weakened in relief as Allentown rallied from a third inning deficit.
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New Doubleheader Scheduled With Allentown Visitors Today
Morning game at 10 30 a m features McHale for the locals while Murray wheels for Allentown in the afternoon fray slated to start at 2 30 p m A large Murray 3 sailor delegation backs the local lad Allen town hosts McCarthy and Legging in the box if rain forces a double header Lenox makes a clutch play to end a scoring threat and umpire Steinberg stirs a noisy Boston crowd with a Nationals win controversy lingering after calls
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