Boston Nationals Win Game in Ninth
In Nashville, Boston Beaneaters defeated Nashville 12 to 11 in a windstorm. Boston trailed 11 11 late, then Raymer scored on a walk and two errors as Boston pulled ahead. Frickie pitched for Nashville. Needham and Parrott spark Nashville offense with multiple hits and bases. Attendance about 1,200.
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Raymer
Red Fisher
Beaneaters
Frickie
Barnum
Colt
A. B. Rong
Tenney
Needham
Windge
AB. R. BH
Smith
Parrott
R. E. Kennedy Tome
Frickle
Lewis
S. Kennedy
Lowney
Smith Ey
Feldmans
Cannell
Fisher
Burnum
Kennedy
Knoll
Abbaticchio
Mullane
MHD
Ewl
Feldhans
R. F
Enate
Prsse
Baltimore Exhibition: Eastern League Defeats Brooklyn 9–4
Baltimore wins an exhibition game over the Brooklyn Nationals by 9 to 4. The score by innings shows a steady nine run rally for Baltimore, while Brooklyn manages four runs. Batteries for Baltimore were Burchell Wiltse and Ritter, with Reidy Cronin Bergin catching for Brooklyn and Pensmith umpiring.
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Brooklyn Nationals
R.H.E
Burchell
Wiltse
Ritter
Brooklyn
Reidy, Cronin and
Bergin
Pensmith
Langford Holly bout eyed in Cambridge next Monday night
The Cambridge A A C hosts a 10 round boxing clash featuring Sam Langford of Cambridge and Dave Holly of Philadelphia, with three preliminaries and a semi windup at the Old Howard. The event aims to produce a top challenger to lightweight champ Joe Gans, who is expected to fight Jimmy Britt.
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Sam Langford
Cambridge
Joe Gans
Criterion A. C
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Holly
Harry Gilman
Billy Phillips
Johnny Lynch
Young Cahill
Roxbury
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Charley Fanning
Young Corbett
Old Howard
Ilis
Lovelock
Johnny Burdick
New York
Britt
Andy Daly
George Murray
Young Donahoe
Daly
Tony Lewis
Brooklyn
Albert Delmont
Rouse O'Brien
Ralph Kelley
Willy Steve O'Donnell
George Byers
al Herford
Herford
McCoy
Hollander
Eddie Graney
Corbett
Billy Williams
Charlestown
New England
George McCarty
East Boston
Billy Payne
Kid Gabourel
Patsey McKenna
Kid Lewis
Young Brooks
Frank Boutilier
Young Allen
Shy Fay
Young Cabill
R. C
Corbett and Sharkey
San Francisco
Sharkey
Jockey Club
Marlboro
Kid Pantz
Young Kelley
Tammany Club
Pantz
J. M
Ike Wier
Sunday Post
St Alphonsus A A Cross Country Run
The St Alphonsus A A hosts its annual open amateur 10 mile cross country road race this afternoon at 3 30 starting from the association rooms on Smith Street Roxbury and finishing at the clubhouse. The course runs through St Alphonsus Street Huntington Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Commonwealth Avenue Chestnut Hill Avenue Boylston Street Huntington Avenue and Smith Street with a scratch format and three prizes.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill Avenue
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Brookline High defeats Cambridge High 25 to 2 on Cypress Street
In a slow game Brookline High beat Cambridge High School by a dominant 25 to 2 score on the Cypress Street playground yesterday afternoon. Brookline High none. Cambridge High trailed throughout as Brookline stitched together steady offense and stout defense for a lopsided victory.
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Sullivan and ex-champion mock politics and Roosevelt era fears
The Hon. Michael J. Sullivan and ex-champion John L. Sullivan discuss politics. They criticize Judge Emmons, joke about a possible return of the judge, and weigh presidential prospects. They mention Olney Parker Roosevelt and fears of war influencing leadership and party chances.
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Michael J. Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
Emmons
Roosevelt
Judge Emmons
Boston
Sullivans
Olney
Parker
World of Sport notes from Bermuda to New York sports scene
The item mentions Bermuda’s World of Sport with horses including World of Sport Bermuda sold for $500 and a Tennessee trio, Emblem the Syracuse trotter in training, and J W Perry adding a fast two-year-old Directly colt. Jockey Johnny Reiff plans to ride in France, Harvard lacrosse recruiting Canadians, Jack Rawlins seeking at 135 pounds, and Mrs Bessie Anthony defending her US women’s golf title. Ban Johnson, Jim Jeffries, and Admiral Dewey are cited in a battle over attendance and leagues. Clark Griffith may train the Highlanders in Atlanta, Rip Van Haltren active in Sacramento, and Fred Persiko listed in Amateur Games Wanted.
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Barney Treacy
Fostoria
McEwen
Duplex
Tennessee
Charles S. Averill
Syracuse
J. W. Perry
Joplin
Johnny Reiff
France
Harvard
Jack Rawlins
Revere
Bernard Horne
Bessie Anthony
United States
Merion
New York
Ban Johnson
Ban
Jim Jeffries
Admiral Dewey
Clark Griffith
Atlanta
Highlanders
Rip van Haltren
Sacramento
Fred Persiko
Somerville
Dorchester High opens season with 11 2 win over Medford
Dorchester High School defeated Medford 11 to 2 at their Dunbar Avenue grounds. Dorchester led early and piled on, while Medford scored only in the sixth inning. Key plays included multiple hits by Sullivan and Brayley along with strong pitching by Brayley and Gilkey.
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Dunbar Avenue
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Medford
Dorchester
B.h.p.o.a
Clapp
Zwicker
A Lewis
Benn
Doolan
Mather
Lewis
Bey Fish
Hazelton
Ross
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Sullivan
H'mann
Brayley
Jackson
Light
Gilkey
Wolff
Bean
Hibbard
Mish
Fish
Brayler
Leaby
Stan
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