Boston Tops Brooklyn as Tenney Sends Cy Young to Victory
Boston wins a soggy 5 to 3 over Brooklyn in front of about 5000, with Cy Young guiding the effort as Tenney relies on Little Cy. Lumley homered for Brooklyn. Goode and Bates spark Boston with several key hits. rain and free admission added to the odd day at the park.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Young
Donovan
Lumley
Pastorious
Eason
Bates
Strobel
Howard
Bridwell
Dolan
Fred Tenney
Little Cy Young
Little Cy
Tenney
Philadelphia
Maloney
Goode
Casey
Gessler
Lewis
Bridewell
Alperman
Brain
Bergen
Jordan
Fason
Pfeiffer
Bortor
B. R
Mahe
Licado Reece Cactie
VO & Bergen
Ecceeseseess
Pastorius
Collins Team Struggles As Injuries Mount For Boston
Boston fans face a tough start as Collins loses Criger Ferris and Grimshaw to injuries. Graham shines in New York while replacements fill in at key infield spots. Tannehill or Dineen slated to pitch as New York’s Highlanders loom.
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New York
Collins
Highlanders
Grimshaw
Fifth Avenue
Tannehill
Dineen
Newton
Orth
Tiamnehill
Harris
Tenney
Brooklyn
Graham
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Boston
Pittsburg Wins Second Game 5 3 At St Louis In Series
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 5 to 3 to take the second game of the series. Poor base running by the home team and hard pitches by Hoelsketter marked the contest. In the ninth inning Karger was hit by a pitch.
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Nationat
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
St. Louts
Hoelsketter
Karger
AB. R. BH
A. Clarke
Ganley
Sewer Esses
Clymer
Wagner
Neason
Sheehan
Ritchey
Carisch
Beckley
Arndt
McBride
Eeeeeree
Seseveeeees Oy
St Louis
Sereewes
Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington
The schedule lists two American games today with Boston visiting New York and Philadelphia visiting Washington.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Triumphs 8–5 In Extra Innings Baseball Tilt
In Cincinnati on April 15 a ten inning game ended with Chicago winning 8 to 5 as Umpire Johnstone ruled Steinfeldt hit a three-base ball into the stands, though Odwell claimed the ball was stopped before the rope. Wild pitching marked the contest with 12,000 in attendance.
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Cincinnati
Johnstone
Steinfeldt
Odwell
Chicago
AB R. BH
FE Slagle
Sheckard
Schulte
Reulbach
Cincinnati R. Bit PO
E Huggins
Barry
Carr
Seymour
Delehanty
Corcoran
Sees
A Phelps
Hafford
Eevee
Chance
Tinker
Haffford
Wisconsin crew seeks $3000 to race at Poughkeepsie
Madison April 15 Wisconsin crew men continue training and launch a subscription drive to raise about 3000 dollars for a trip to Poughkeepsie. The team believes they can win or show well and hope to persuade O'Dea to wait until year end. The Wisconsin faculty reportedly backs giving football another chance, reviving the Badger athletic program.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
O’dea
Badger College
Tug of War Match for Patriots Day
A tug of war for a $1000 purse will be held at Lyceum Hall East Boston on Patriots Day afternoon between teams for Claus Cameron and Thomas Francis Meagher. Both sides have trained hard this week and the contest is expected to be close.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Patriots
Claus Cameron
Thomas Francis Meagher
Chambers Leads In Miah Murray Tournament
After the first week of preliminaries in Miah Murray's candle pin event, the top four string scores are listed with Chambers at 436 and Connors at 4385. Chambers also claimed the weekly high score, while O'Brien logged the tournament's best single string of 134 to date.
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Chambers
Miah Murray
Connors
O'Brien
Christopher
Wheeler
Paige
Linnegan
Evans
Leuckman
Clark
Ells
Clifford
Goodwin
Harrington
Byrnes
Mitchell
Lewis
Porter
Flynn
Murphy
O’brien
Qualifiers for Williams Casino Roll-Off Next Wednesday
In the Williams Casino alleys event last week the top qualifiers for the roll-off next Wednesday include Dale 452 Poehler 450 Galway 448 Burdett 446 O'Brien 442 Walsh 441 Bradley 440 Matthews 439 Wheeler 437 M Clark 454 Page 434 Christopher 434 Clancy 434 Luckman 4054 Chambers 452 W Clark 432.
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Willams
Dale
Poehler
Galway
Burdett
O'Brien
Walsh
Bradley
Matthews
Wheeler
M. Clark
Page
Christopher
Clancy
Luckman
Chambers
Clark
Individual Averages and Scores From Sudbury Meet
The data lists individual averages and scores for competitors from Sudbury and nearby locales. Entries include Hack Sud, Dwinal Sud, Fitzgerald Sud, Baldwin Cen, Walsh Cen, Boutin Sudweedbury, Chel Sq, Goodwin Nod, and Sullivan Nod with fractional averages around 0.92 to 0.94.
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W. L. Axe
W. I. Ave
Sudbury
Noddle
Chelsea Sq
Central
Hack
Sud
Dwinal
Cisene Een Fitzgerald
A Baldwin
Walsh
Fear of the camera halts Teddy Roosevelt Jr at Harvard race
The Harvard handicap games sidelined Teddy Roosevelt Jr due to fear of being photographed. The piece notes his Famous father's calm composure under pressure and remarks on college athletes courting publicity and issues of representation with clubs versus colleges.
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Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Roosevelt
Theodore
Makes Griffith Glad Sees His Chance to Soak
Griffith expresses hope as Boston falters and his team gains a clear path to advantage. He notes opponents’ struggles have opened opportunities to shift momentum and pursue a decisive lead.
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Boston
Boxing Week Schedule Promises Busy Ring Action
A week of bouts across the nation features Honey Mellody versus Charley McKeever in Chelsea and a Los Angeles title bout Abe Attell versus Frankie Nell. Local cards include George Gardner versus Mike Schreck in Chelsea and Rouse O'Brien facing Johnny Allen in Philadelphia with multiple preliminaries and hopes of a boxing revival.
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Honey Mellody
Charley McKeever
Chelsea
Tommy Quill
Arthur Cote
Thornton, R. I
Rouse O’brien
Johnny Allen
Philadelphia
George Memsic
Young Erie
Indianapolis
Jimmy Dunn
George Decker
South Sharon
Penn
Benny Yallanger
Paddy Nee
Terre Haute
Ind
Tommy Sullivan
Kid Williams
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Peter Sullivan
Leonard Manuel
Valley Stalls
Los Angeles
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Attell
George Gardner
Lowell
Mike Schreck
Chicago
McKeever
Mellody
Alec McLean
al Mitchell
Waltham
Jerry Gaines
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukee
Schreck
Gardner
Dave Deshler
Willy Hosey
Billy Finucane
Charley Neary
Briggs
Neary
San Francisco
Allen
Otto
New York
Cote
Tommy
Hawthorne Club
Charlestown
A. P. Kaveney
Matty Baldwin
Billy Pierce
School Nine Form Shown In Week Baseball Schedule
Dorchester's Woodcock pulls Riley into the lineup for a surprise plus Dorchester and English High show progress under Captain Parle and Captain Butler. Brookline, Somerville, East Boston, and others set for games as Patriots Day opens a busy slate with matchups at Dunbar Avenue and Locust Street.
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Woodcock
Dorchester
Riley
Hyde Park
English High
Parle
Bidwell
Boston College High
Brookline
Lowman
Jones
South Boston
Butler
M Street
Patriots
Dorchester High
Somerville
Rindge
Boston
Dunbar Avenue
Brighton
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge Latin
Noble & Green
Collins Lets Four Men Go In New York
Manager Collins informed Rising Murch Kenney and Hughes last night they are dropped for the season and will depart on the midnight Boston train. Burkett will not be handed his release without settlement. Clark Griffith is upbeat as Graham’s play earns praise and Highlanders President Gordon receives a cordial Brush telegram.
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New York
Collins
Rising
Murch
Kenney
Hughes
Boston
Harry Murch
Jesse Burkett
Burkett
Clark Griffith
Gordon
Highlanders
John T. Brush
Graham
Mike Regan
Hugh McBreen
McBreen
Vessels Return With Huge Mixed Fresh Fish Cargo
On the waterfront 247 900 pounds of mixed fresh fish were landed including 162 000 pounds haddock and 84 000 pounds cod. The Sylvia M. Nunan Rapidan and Henrietta G. Martin contributed portions amid a stiff gale that limited fishing. The Boston carried 399 crates and 13 barrels of live lobsters along with 251 passengers.
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Rapidan
Henrietta G. Martin
MacKenzie
Boston
Long Wharf
Cod Hake
Pollock Haddock
James W. Parker
Stranger Aeeee
Priscilla Weeeeees
Gertrude Eeenaee
H G Martin
School Cars Move Swiftly in Rowing Circles
Interest remains strong in school rowing as crews return to work with ardor. English High shows strong form led by DeMerritte with Captain Johnson pleased. Boston Latin rows well but seeks improvement. Coaches Grainey and Donovan pushed hard as crews post solid results despite variable weather. milder forecasts may bring better performances.
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English High
DeMerritte
Johnson
Nay
Boston Latin
Grainey
Donovan
Trade Shipping News and Arrivals at Boston Harbor Apr 16
Miniature almanac notes sunrise and sunset times with day length. Arrived ships include Aureola bound to Philadelphia and others loading sugar for American Sugar Refining Company and various consignments. Sailed steamers Kennebec and schooners to Norfolk Newport News and other ports. Chatham report records passed ships and a Manhattan arrival at 10:80 a m.
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Williams
Cienfuegos
American Sugar Refining Company
Boston
MacKenzie
Yarmouth
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
Parthian
Berry
Philadelphia
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Kay State
Oliver
Portland
City of
Cassie
Newport News
Normandy
Chase
Charles Hunt & Co
Buenos Ayres
Theoline
Cummings
Brunswick
George McQuesten & Co
Helen L. Martin
Murphy
St. Simons
William P. Hood
Smith
Washington, D. C
James N. Hoyt
S. P. Blackburn
Gardiner
Kennebec
Thomas W. Lawson
Henry Hoe
Neva
Bear River
Canning Packet
Digby
River Hebert
Chatham
Manhattan
School Boards May Bar Students From Playing Football
The Supreme Court of Town ruled that local school boards may forbid public school students from playing football, on or off school grounds. The Marion Tennessee case prompted the decision, where an independent district board had banned student football.
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Jtowa City
Supreme Court of Town
Emilia McClain
Marion
Round trip to California from Chicago to vivid lines
Travel offer from Chicago to California for 62.50 round trip aboard Union Pacific and North Western routes. April 25 to May 5 with two daily trains, electric Overland Limited, and liberal return limits. Includes double track Chicago to Missouri River. request California details by sending 4 cents.
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California
Chicago
Union Pacific & North Western
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Overland Limited
Missouri River
J. E. Brittain
Washington
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