Remarkable catch and late rally in baseball game
A lively ballgame featured a remarkable catch by Spencer off Hopkins in the ninth and a runback in deep right. Almeida and Ellam contributed hits and a series of plays including stolen bases as Netzel and Yantz made key advances. Pitchers Newton Foxen and others held the action with several strikeouts and errors shaping the scoring. The day’s American League results included Athletics defeating the Red Sox 8 to 5, a doubleheader win for New York over Washington, and a pair of Cleveland-St. Louis games with late rallies and disputed calls.
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Ellam
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Marean
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Hopper
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Marcan
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Akneida
Gilvray
Mesride
Eifam
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Po. A. & Netzel
Zonneman
Weilizer
Imingshar
Crandail
National League: Cardinals Top Reds 7 to 4 in May 25 Action
In St Louis the Cardinals defeated the Reds 7 to 4 as two pitchers were pulled after a decisive third inning. Three doubles, two singles, a sacrifice, and an error produced the winning runs. Latteries Fromme Humphries Bagby McLean Woodburn Sattee Ingo. Also Giants down Dodgers 11 to 2 with Doyle homering, Phillies beat Boston 5 to 3 behind solid support for Alexander, and Pirates top Cubs 4 to 2. Time and umpires listed.
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Alexander
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Paskett
Titus
Doolan
Purdue
Moorend Killer
Bshortatop Shean
Wild Vees spark South Atlantic win over Macon in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville on May 25 the South Atlantic club beat Macon 4 to 3 as Cueto and Howatt set early pace. Harten struck out ten for Jacksonville while Macon struggled with fielding miscues and solid pitching. Seventeen hundred fans witnessed the rough-scoring affair.
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Cahil
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Smith
Cahill
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Herald
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Calhoun
Mansus
Kahlhof
McGough
Voss
O’brien
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Melchett
Horten
Brien
Hoffman Smith
Balk
Clark
Wild Camnitz yields eight walks in rough day for Pirates
In a game at Chicago, Camnitz walked eight and allowed a flurry of runs. Score by innings shows Pittsburgh taking an early lead before Chicago responds, final 48 to 24. Umpires Klem and Bush.
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Bodice
Detroit
Telah Ton
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O'Loughlin
R. H. E. Chicago
Walsh
Lange and Sullivan
Works
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Westervelt
Camnitz
Pittsburg
Kelly
T Lavender
Keulbach
Archer
Klem
Local team edges ahead as pitching steadies in twin bill
In a two game set, the locals held an early lead hampered by Porray's erratic pitching. Armstrong struggled in the second game while Lowry pitched well in clutch situations. A spectacular stop and throw by Brooks in the final inning of the second game denied Schulz, a substitute, a hit and kept the game from tying.
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Armstrong
Lowry
Brooks
Schulz
Wiest
Albany
H. Po. Weir
Keating
Ee McCay
Reynolan
Ae Brooks
Ee Holden
Herndon
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Colby
C. Line
Handiboe
Massey
Mayer
Wortman
O'Keefe
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Robertson
Anotiys
Savannah
Reynolitcher
Wortmany
Bandi Massey
Schenebers
Boxing Today Is a Gold Mine
Jeff Thompson reflects on boxing’s evolution from a muddy rural scene to a highly paid professional sport. He notes old bouts paid a few hundred dollars, while modern fighters earn five figure purses and large championship checks, referencing figures tied to legends like Jim Jeffries and John L. Sullivan and contrasting past and present pay scales.
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Ring
Win & Barn
Westchester County
Jim Jeffries
Tommy Ryan
Battling Nelson
Packy McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Hmmy Britt
Tor
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Jack Hopper
John't
Sullivan
Steve Taylor
Harry Reporting
John Flood
Pappee Leave FC New York May Cyclone Incident
A fragmented notice references Pappee leaving FC New York in May amid a cyclone event involving his wife and msna, with details unclear in the readable text.
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New York
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