Comiskey's Tribe Are Trounced Again
Cincinnati notes show Pittsburg attendance listed as 2,800 total with rain causing postponements across other games. Results and attendance figures captured for the day despite weather disruptions.
Pittsburgs Triumph Surprises Comiskey as Cincinnatis Adapt
One of three league games scheduled for yesterday was played. The Pittsburgs defeated the Cincinnatis in surprise, with Chamberlain pitching for Pittsburg. Rain postponed games among the other four Western clubs. The Cincinnatis have learned sacrifice hitting and will perform better in future games. All clubs play again today.
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Cincinnati Falls to Pittsburg in Ninth Inning Collapse
Cincinnati, April 13. The Reds led Pittsburg by three runs entering the last half of the ninth before Chamberlain faltered. Three earned runs tied the game and in the tenth Pittsburg won as Farrell scored after Beckley drove the ball to right field. Attendance 2,800. The winning run scored with no one out.
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McPhee
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Eer Beckley
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Louisville Cleveland game postponed by rain
The Louisville Cleveland game was postponed on April 13 due to rain in Louisville.
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Rain Delays St. Louis Chicago Game in April
Rain halted the St Louis Chicago matchup in St Louis on April 13 postponing all play. The weather forced a delay, affecting local schedules and ballpark operations.
Wesleyan Gets a Scalp in Brief Baseball Swing
Wesleyan defeats Williams 7 to 3 in five innings on the Wesleyan campus. Scoring by innings shows Wesleyan leading 7 to 3 when play ended early. Base hits totaled nine for Wesleyan and five for Williams with three errors for Wesleyan and six for Williams. Batteries: Kidd and Tirrell for Wesleyan. Hollister and C. Hollister for Williams.
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Team for Portland Sure
Portland, April 13. T. P. Lovell and C. H. Greenleaf of the New England league circuit committee arrived and finalized plans to place a team in Portland next season. All funds are pledged. The board of directors remains unchanged and an organizational meeting will be held this week.
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Brown Freshmen Hit Hard
Brown freshmen defeated Providence High School 26 to 6 in a spring game played in Providence on April 13.
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Harvard Woollen Suits Seized on Customs Auction Planned
Fifteen suits of woollen clothing consigned to Harvard students were seized by customs officials in United States District Court. A default was entered against the garments and they are to be sold at auction in about a week.
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Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Public Promise
An old time advertisement touts Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a guaranteed blood purifier. It warns against spurious imitations and urges buying only from authorized sellers at one dollar, asserting the medicine will benefit or cure with a money back guarantee.
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Athletes and clubs prepare for early outdoor season events
The article surveys Harvard field events on May 7 open to select athletic clubs and invites from college associations. It notes leaders like Harry Cornish as starter, J Batchelder switching to the mile, and a broad program including Suffolk polo heats, B A A outdoor games April 23, and various track and field entries with figures from Trimounts, Manhattans, and Dorchester A C.
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Irvington Oval
Allen French
Jack Moakley
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Robert O’ Doherty
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J. P. Clark
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M. J. Carey
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Keys
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Elmer White
Sargeant
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Trafford Will Not Play Base Ball This Season At Harvard
Rumors report B W Trafford not joining Harvard baseball this year to focus on football and complete remaining exams. Dickinson will get another trial at first, with Mason possibly staying in left field. Hovey to replace him at shortstop and join the lineup regularly.
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Trafford
Holmes Field
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Law
Pure California Wines and Related Auctioneers Mentioned
Fragmentary listing notes wines and bidders including Galen and Blanchard & Farrar. Mentions a deal of four kettles and references Vanveui Hall Sa with unclear amounts or context.
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Ansoried
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Sporting Gossip on Opening Games and Batter Arts
In light opening games the heavy hitters from the Bostons and Chicagos showed power against weak pitching while others failed to deliver. Clashes revealed strong Senators and a rise in home runs from Clarkson Larkin and Long. Stivetts joins a Boston squad buoyed by Quinn and Anson’s teaching while Davies’s inexperience drew critique from Cleveland management.
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Soden
Jack Stivetts
Cleveland
Davies
Washingtons
Senators
Joe Quinn
Selee
Stivett
Jack
John Clarkson
John
Larkin
Long
Chiff Carroll
Anson
Anse
Jimmy” Ryan
Fouit
Farrell
Pittsburg
Picks Ups and Wild Throws in Early Baseball News
A sprawling 19th century baseball roundup notes Mike Slattery may join the Eastern league, with multiple clubs varying on signing. Baltimore’s Whistler impresses crowds with hitting and fielding. McGraw and Gilbert positions shift, and many players like Sheffer, Glasscock, Carroll, Wise, and Reilly are cited across teams. Comiskey’s squad, the A. A. A. nine, and several others loom as spring sets in with trials, signings, and roster moves.
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Annual meeting of Boston Young Men's Christian Union
The forty first annual business meeting at 48 Boylston Street reports membership growth, lectures, classes and entertainments, a $52 459 79 treasurer’s balance, 5115 total members, and elected officers led by President William H Baldwin. Resignation of secretary W B Clarke noted with thanks.
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Boylston Street
William H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
Sprague
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Walter H. Dugan
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Board of Government
Henry H. Sprague
George Pierce
William L. Richardson
Edward A. Church
Frank L. Locke
Charles L. Burrill
George Hutchinson
Calvin G. Hartshorn
Clarke
J. B. Green
George F. Waters
H. H. Mott
James P. Tolman
H. H. Sprague
Mr. Clarke
The Last Snow of Winter
RicuForo Vermont April 13 A six inch snowfall spurs the sugar season after warm dry sap days. Ploughing halted for a few days and sleighing resumes as sugar makers face a serious loss from stalled sap flow.
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Law Coupon Offers Free Attorney Consultation
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Choice of Last Night's Republican Ward Caucuses
Reports detail quiet ward caucuses for selecting delegates to state and congressional conventions. Delegates favored Ratshesky in wards 1 2 18 and Malone in ward 7 with undecided others. Several wards list state and congressional nominees including Gove Smith and many others, with adjourned meetings planned in ward 7 and tie votes in ward 8.
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N. H. Roberts
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William W. Cumings
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Edward White
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The Nervura Cure Promoted For Spring Health
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