Nationals and Yankees Split Holiday Baseball Doubleheader
Three Washington pitchers Jose Acosta Harry Courtney and George Mogridge limited the Yankees to nine hits as the Nationals and Yankees split a two game set at Georgia Avenue Park. In the morning Washington won 2 1 with Collins stifling the Bombers while in the afternoon Mogridge tossed a 1 0 victory holding New York to two singles.
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Yankees Edge Nationals In Tight Opening Game
Jack Quinn pitched well for New York in a 21 hour game that leaned on timely hits. Meusel made a crucial catch to deny a Nationals rally while McNally and Pipp supplied early run support as the Yankees claimed the opener.
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Robins Fall as Braves Take Doubleheader
Boston wins both games against Brooklyn in a May day doubleheader. Hood belted a key home run in the 14th inning to seal the afternoon triumph after a seesaw game. earlier, Boston built leads and held on for a 9 to 3 morning win. Brooklyn and Boston mix in a lengthy, high-tension set with late rallying plays and miscues shaping the final scores.
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St Louis Cardinals take both Memorial Day games from Reds
In Cincinnati on May 30 the St Louis Cardinals swept the doubleheader from the Reds, winning 9 to 4 in the morning and 7 to 4 in the afternoon. Hod Eller debuted for St Louis with a tough showing as several pitchers saw action in both games. The two contests featured heavy hitting and multiple pitchers used by both teams.
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Athletics Beat Red Sox 2 1 in Afternoon Game
Philadelphia won the afternoon game 2 to 1 after Boston held to two hits. Perkins hit a left field homer to give the home club a lead in the fifth and Brazil drove in Rommel with a sacrifice fly in the eighth. In the morning contest Philadelphia won 5 to 1.
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Indians And Tigers Split Holiday Card
Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Cleveland winning the morning game 4 to 5 and Detroit taking the afternoon 6 to 0. The Tigers chased Bagby from the mound after nine hits including two home runs. Errors and timely hitting decided the morning contest as Young’s misplay opened the door for Cleveland.
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Pirates Sweep Doubleheader From Chicago For Pittsburgh Victories
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago in a two game set with morning 13 to 0 and afternoon 3 to 0 wins. Zinn held the visitors in game one while York and Cheeves yielded the runs in the first. Adams allowed four hits and was replaced by Ponder in the second. Yellowhorse finished after Adams, while Glenn or Grimes contributed offensively for Pittsburgh.
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Tilden Wins French Net Match In Windswept Helsinki
William Tilden of Philadelphia defeats W C Crawley of England in four sets to advance in the world hard court tennis tourney at St Cloud. Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston is eliminated in women’s singles, while J D E Jones and Arnold Jones fall in doubles. Major General Henry A Allen congratulates Tilden on his victory.
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Giants Celebrate by Winning Twice on Holiday Circuit
New York defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 in the morning and 13 to 7 in the afternoon. Toney and Young homer in the opener. the Giants win with strong hitting and pitching in the second game, with six pitchers used and multiple home runs by Smith Snyder and Braggy.
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Miss Cecil Leitch Defeats Stirling in British Open
Turnberry Scotland May 30 Miss Cecil Leitch British champion defeated American champion Miss Alexa Stirling three up and two to play in the British ladies open. The match drew a large crowd including American players from Holylake. Leitch won key holes, led by two at the turn, and closed with a 3 up 2 to play victory.
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Major League Results and Standings Highlight Yesterday
American League showed Washington 1 1 New York 4 1 Philadelphia 8 2 Boston 1 3 Cleveland 6 5 Doctors 5 9 St Louis 145 Chicago. National League results included Boston 9 6 Brooklyn 3 5 New York 5 13 Philadelphia 1 7 Pittsburgh 18 6 Chicago 0 3 St Louis 9 7 Cincinnati 4 4 Teams meet today Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn. Standings list Pittsburgh 80 60 . I L . New York 15 28 209 Boston 19 18 . Brooklyn 20 22 .476 Cincinnati 34 27 .841
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St Johns Slugged as Maryland Pounds Nine in College Park
Andy Nisbet baffled St Johns with a 10 to 0 shutout for Maryland. Nisbet allowed six hits, struck out thirteen, and even slugged a three bagger with a man on first as the Terrapins pounded out timely hits to coast past Annapolis.
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Five Staunton Men Win Lafayette Meet
Easton Pa May Fifth Staunton Military Academy of Staunton Va won the last track and field meet at Lafayette College with 49 points. Blair Academy followed with 37 and West Philadelphia High School had 21. Five Staunton athletes competed and claimed victory.
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