Boston Nationals Blank Phillies Six to Nothing in Opener
Boston Nationals defeated the Phillies 6 to 0 in Philadelphia as Tom Barry started for the Phillies before Breckenridge relieved. Pittinger pitched well for Boston limiting Philadelphia to five hits while Geler shifted to right and Geier sparkled in the field. Attendance was 2383 on a chilly day as Boston earned revenge on Duffy's club.
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Darkness Ends Cincinnati Chicago Game After Ten Innings
Night halted the Cincinnati and Chicago contest after 10 innings with no decision. Tensions flared over alleged intentional injuries to Huggins by Evers and the later confrontation involving Dolan, but no actions or conclusions followed.
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New York Team Defeats Brooklyn in Second Battle
National recap from New York on April 15 notes Brooklyn lost to the New York club for a second time. The Mets were outbatted yet supported their pitcher well. Mertes hit a homer over the right field fence and H. McCormick made a one handed catch of a liner off Sheekard's hat. Final score not stated.
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Pittsburg and St Louis Open NL Season In St Louis Defeat
The Pittsburg and St Louis teams opened the National league season in St Louis with the home club outhitting their opponent but failing to convert, losing 4 to 5 in a closely contested opener.
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Four lively boxing bouts at Marlboro Theatre
Marlboro April 15 Highland Athletic Club staged four lively bouts before 800 fans. Johnny Burdick of New York defeated Jack Woods of Worcester in eight rounds. Charley Dinsdale of Worcester beat Emergency Kelley of Boston in eight. Al Delmont of Medford defeated Kid Brady of Boston when the referee stopped him in the fifth. Jim O'Brien of Marlboro won over Jack O'Hearn of Boston.
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Gibson's Pitching Too Much For New York
In a tense game at American League Park on a football weather day, Gibson shut down the New Yorks as Boston's Buck Freeman led with a triple and a double. Powell debuted for New York, while Stahl and Dougherty provided key hits for Boston, and Keeler's bunt produced the lone New York run as the Brooklyns and Bostons set up a championship clash next Sunday at Washington Park.
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Philadelphia and Washington Tie in 10 Innings at Night
Darkness ended the game after ten innings with Philadelphia and Washington tied. Visitors started strong in the first, but locals surged to take the lead in the eighth. Philadelphia tied it in the ninth on a bases on balls error and a single.
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Beldame Captures Carter Handicap at Aqueduct Opener
New York reports Beldame won the Carter handicap at Aqueduct in the opening day features. Peter Paul finished second, Wotan third, Rost fourth, with a 1 minute 27 second time.
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Flagpole set for 1908 pennant christening Monday
The immense flagpole at Huntington Avenue ball park was installed yesterday. Ground keeper Kelley reports park improvements are complete and ready for the christening on Monday. Manager Green has arranged for large crowds and experienced ticket staff for Monday and Tuesday events.
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Baseball notes from Huntington Avenue opening game preview
Pittinger shows an underhand curve in Quaker City games. Invitations go out for Monday’s Huntington avenue opener. Anderson in left field for the Invaders surpasses Lefty Davis. Murray says Hean won’t join South End, and Bean’s six month salary offer is lower than five months from Murray. Regan and Ollins cited as close friends and top figures by a royal rooting party in New York. Kittridge upbeat about Washington club beating St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit. Freeman leads the American League in extra base hits, weather and early start concerns noted. Fall River opens with Wellington on Patriots Day at Dorchester, Dorchester High vs Wyde Park High at 3:30, and Gibson’s Notre Dame link highlighted.
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City Hall in First Place City Hall in First Place
A postponed City league match rolled on the City Hall alleys last evening between City Hall and St James. City Hall won all three games to take the league lead. Lueca of City Hall rolled 293 for the high total amid light pinfall. Other scores for St James and local church leagues listed.
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