No Hit Victory by Marquard in Return to New York
Rube Marquard pitched a no hit game to beat the Brooklyn Nationals 2 to 0 in his return to organized baseball with New York. Only three men reached base on two walks and an error, and Marquard drove in the second run himself. Lobert featured with his all around play and pacing the offense as Burns and Snoodgrass contributed later in the game.
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Cardinals Defeat Cubs in One Inning
Cheney's wild third inning fueled a four run surge for St Louis while the Cardinals' batting kept pressure on the Cubs in a quick one inning win. Cheney walked four and allowed hits as St Louis rode the rally to victory.
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Rabbit Maranville Performs Vaudeville for Wakefield Benefit
Braves star shortstop Rabbit Maranville will perform a vaudeville turn at Wakefield town hall for a Wakefield Baseball Association benefit. The committee also seeks John J. McDevitt, famed as "the millionaire for a day," to discuss his Boston bride search.
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Wakefield Town Hall
Wakefield Baseball Association
John J
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Boston
Phillies Defeat Braves In Second Encounter At Fenway Park
The Phillies beat the Braves 1 0 in the second meeting at Fenway Park. Bancroft grounded out to Schmidt as today marks the Phillies short visit ending. Cuban Lauque was listed to pitch for the Braves against Eppa Jeptha Rixey according to club bosses.
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National Shagut Matchups Tentatively Added
Regional schedule lists National Shagut games with Philadelphia facing Boston Brooklyn playing New York Pittsburg meeting Cincinnati and St Louis up against Chicago in preliminary pairings
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Chicago
Phillies Handle Braves In Swift Midwinter Park Loss
Pitchers and fielders from Philadelphia dominate Boston as the Phillies win 7 to 1 at Fenway Park. The Braves show no solid alibi and the champs, while imperfect, display the strength of a likely title contender amid a rough, probing defeat.
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Patrick Moran
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Braves
Phillies Triumph as Braves Fall Short in Cold Matinee
The Phillies defeated the Braves 4 to 1 in a frigid afternoon game marked by wind, rain, and hail. Tom Hughes labored through eight innings with support from Paul Strand, while Charles Schmidt, Sherwood Magee, and Joe Connolly led Philadelphia’s offense with key hits and RBIs.
Braves Score Baseball in Brief Form
Boston area semi pro clubs and youth teams listed with contact addresses and age ranges for upcoming games. Entries include Roxbury and Dorchester squads such as Pilgrims and Holy Name Cadets plus Lincoln A A Pere Marquette and Chelsea clubs.
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James Ryan
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White Place
Russell A. A
P. Constanze
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Beacon A. A
Arthur J. Lynch
Alexander Street
Dorchester
Faneuil Young Men’s Club
James Thomson
Bigelow Street
Brighton
Pere Marquette Council
Knights of Columbus
M. F. King
K. of C
Baseball Pairings Across Leagues Today
In the American League Boston visits Philadelphia New York faces Washington Cleveland goes to Detroit Chicago plays St Louis In the Federal League Baltimore meets Newark Pittsburgh travels to Chicago and Brooklyn meets Buffalo.
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