Doves Win Pitchers Duel in Quiet Shutout Victory
The Brooklyn Doves edged the Quakers 3 0 in a pitchers battle at home yesterday. Vive Lindamann matched Foxen in a sharp duel as Doves used precise fielding and timely hits, including a fifth inning rally sparked by Beck and Ritchey, to secure their second straight win and hand Covaleski’s team a disappointing defeat. Sweeney, Dahlen, and Beck starred on defense and offense, while Bowerman contributed a key drive to right center. The crowd of 3500 left hopeful for an improved season with this solid performance.
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Bowerman
Doves
Boston
Vive Lindamann
Foxen
Quakers
Slowtown
Iff
Bill Murray
Bill Dahlen
Bill Sweeney
Beck
Lindaman
Ritchey
Dahlen
Bill
Sweeney
Frank
Magee
Bransfield
Knabe
Titus
Boston AB
PO. A
Becker
Beaumont
Philadelphia AB. R
PO Grant
Shea Dr
Sheen Nene Bransfiel
Deininger
Doolin, BS
Ees Caennee
Philadelphia
Grant Doolin
Roy Lindaman
Doolin
Dooin Foxen
Empires
Rigler Ant Truby
Exeter Defeated by Yale Freshmen in 6-3 Win
Exeter suffered its second loss of the season as Yale freshmen defeated them 6 to 3 in N H. April 16. Both teams had nine hits but Yale took advantage at key moments. Stevens, Murfrey and Hyde each had runs for Yale while Exeter’s Dunn and Brinsmade worked on the mound in a tight game before 600 spectators.
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N. H
Phillips Exeter
Yale
Wingate
Stevens
C.f
Oj Lynch
Boo
Murphy
R.f
Lewis
Tierney
Hoe
Olive
Dunn
Murfey
Walsh
Brinsmade
Uj Stinson
Rothstein
Iaines
Foretorn
Ofc
Hyde
Lynch
Frye
Stinson
Lautrel
Murtey
Baines
Barnes
Ryan
Stone School Routed by Newton 13 0 at Claflin Field
Newton High dominated Stone School 13 to 0 in a one sided afternoon game at Claflin Field. Pitcher McCourt fanned 14 batters, limited Stone to five hits, and led Newton with multiple RBIs. Attendance was around 50 as the Cubs lost to the Cardinals in a separate note.
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Newton
Stone School
Claflin Field
McCourt
Newton High
Stone Schoot
E. BU. Bola
E.donahue
Shackley
Sivan
O'Neil
Ieee
Tal
F. Bradley
Chamb’n
Brophy
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McGrath
Sand'son
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Fripp
C.f
Waterman
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Sproule
O.mcc'rt
Hernandez
Tilden
Casey
Teer
Las
Donahue
EB. McCourt
Sanderson
O. MeCourt
Ryan
Chamberlin
Donahine
Giants Win Eight Inning Tie Breaker Over Brooklyn
New York defeats Brooklyn 3 to 0 in the eighth inning of the National game. Raymond and Rucker pitched well until Doyle delivered two runs with a timely single after a misplay at first. Bureh doubled, Lumley, Schler, Herzog, Devlin, Lenox added hits as New York seizes the lead and earns the win.
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New York
Brooklyn
Raymond
Rucker
Doyle
Bureh
Lumley
Schler
Herzog
Devlin
Lennox
Bergen
Hummell
Bridwell
Tenney
Crandall
Bell
Johnstone
Cusack
E. Mereczor
Ole Aisalae
Murray
Teeee
O'Hara
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Sane
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Pirates Defeated but Do Most of the Hitting
In Cincinnati on April 16 Pittsburg outhit the Reds but Powell wildness let Cincinnati win. Oakes Hyatt and Wilson hit three-base hits. O'Day and Emslie byline umpires. Dubue allowed 3 runs in 5 innings. Brandom 1 in 3⅜. Powell 7 in 5⅛.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Powell
Campbell
Dubuc
Miller
Gibson
Brandom
Oakes
Hyatt
Wilson
Dubue
Huggins
Lobert
W. Miller
Wagner
Mowrey
McLean
Abstein
O’day
Emslie
C.essuasseas
Resesesevare
Paskert
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Settee
Ewe
Eeeseess Ad
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Tee Teen
Leach
Clarke ! Fee
Abbatiehio
Dinaes
Ecrrncresencs
Hollander Team to Meet Woburn in April Contest
The L. P. Hollander team of the Dry Goods league will face Woburn K. of C. at Library Park, Woburn, on April 18. Hollander fields strong players including Tom O'Neil as pitcher and Peter O'Neil at first base, with Snuff Hartnett, Grant, and several others in the lineup.
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Dry Goods League
Woburn K
Library Park
Woburn
Hollander
Tom O'Neil
Beverly
Peter
Snuff Hartnett
South Boston
Grant
Maplewood K
F. Hannon
B. Lannoh
J. Devlin
A. Abe
E. Marshall
F. Moorehouse
Johnson 10 post forfei for Langford Kaufmann bid
New York April 16 Jack Johnson the colored champion plans to post a 5000 forfeit to bind a bout with Al Kaufmann or Sam Langford. The match could be six or ten rounds, in New York or Philadelphia, with the stake as a side bet. Delaney dismisses the idea saying route is too short.
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New York
Jack Johnson
al Kaufmann
Sam Langford
Johnson
Philadelphia
England
Bill Delaney
Kaufmann
Joe Woodman
Langford
Cardinals Take Last Game From the Cubs
Chicago lost to St. Louis 3 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Hagerman debuted in fast company and his timely hit saved a shutout. Two gifts, a string of three hits and a long fly powered the visitors to victory.
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National
Chicago
St. Louis
Hagerman
Meikleham to referee Yale Harvard regatta race
New Haven April 16 William H Meikleham of New York City a Columbia graduate has been chosen by Yale and Harvard to referee all races at the New London regatta on July 1 He previously held the role for several years An innovation this year is Frank Valentine Chapelle of New London named regatta committee chairman Yale graduate Chapelle is a prominent local businessman Captain Howe and Coach Kennedy of the Yale crew will attend Harvard Columbia race as guests of Harvard navy
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New Haven
Howe
Kennedy
Yale
Harvard Navy
Concord School Drops Season Opener To Brown & Nichols
Brown & Nichols defeated Concord School 10 to 6 in 10 innings in the opening game of the season at Concord. Wadleigh, Bowker, and Fitzpatrick led Concord with multiple hits and Castleton? No. rest of roster listed. Morgan pitched for Concord with 12 strikeouts, Wales yielded 18. Attendance 200.
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Concord
Brown & Nichols
Concord School
Te E
Roe Wales
Wadleigh
Dick’man
Spencer
Bowker
Curtis
Maguire
Fitzpatrick
Freeman
Armstrong
Hawkins
Gilman
R. Curtis
R.f
Dodge
Mann
Banks
Godding
Morgan
Mayberry
Wales
Dickerman
Matthews and Chapin
Unglaub's Triple Wins Game for Washington
Washington defeats Boston 3 to 2 as Bob Unglaub delivers the key opening inning triple and scores twice aided by a misplay-filled start. Cy Morgan strands threats after early trouble while Cy Morgan himself escapes repeated jams to keep the Senators within reach. Burns yields runs but holds steady. Hooper steals second in the ninth before Donohue ends the game.
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Washington
D. C
Bob Unglaub
Senators
Bob
Boston
Burns
Nationals
Cy Morgan
Morgan
Niles
Clymer
Ganley
McConnell
Ungland
Speaker
Unglaub
Delehanty
Conroy
Hooper
Roston
Lord
Gessler
Street
Conley
Del
Freeman
Tris
Doc Gessler
Danzig
Carrigan
Pat Donohue
Tigers Show They Are Still Sluggers
In a rugged game the Tigers powered past panels with key at bats in the eighth and ninth innings. Morgan and Gessler delivered two-base hits while England and Niles added three-base hits. Dele executed a sacrifice bunt as the team extended its offensive rhythm.
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Panels
Morgan
Washington
Seeoe
Dooce
Gessler
Ungland
Niles
Hobe wins as Ferris drives stalemate in ninth
St. Louis defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 in the opener finale. Stephens tied the game with a sixth inning homer and Ferris delivered the winning run with a ninth inning double. Ferris and Turner added two-base hits, while Bradley hit a three-base shot. Dineen allowed six hits in 3 2 3 innings.
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Cleveland
Stephens
Ferris
Berger
Stu Donisivoo
Sever
Turner
Bradley
Dineen
Graham
Liebhard
Land
Agupires
Sheridan
Perring
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Stone
Hartsell
Hoffman
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Apmencl
Eiaaters Bate
Stovall
Lanil
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Seer
Birmingham
Sea
Os Earelns
Minnis Errors Give Highlanders the Game
Philadelphia and New York met in a 1 to 0 game as two fifth inning errors by Minnis doomed the Phillies. Schlitzer was sharp for New York, with eight hits allowed in seven innings. Brockett and Vickers also worked, while Davis and Schlitzer led the offense with two base hits each.
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Meinnis
New York
Grockett
Schlitzer
Davis
Vickers
Keeler
Kleinow
McConnell
Brockett
Hurst and
Connolly
R. BH. PO. A. E. Tartzel
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Collins
Staves
Tteee
Davis Murphy
Tte
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Oldring
MelInnis
Thomas Core
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Baker
Seh
Beg
Cree
Elberfeld
Engle
Laporte
Seer
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Cos Cersons
Klelow
Brockett, D
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Boston Bowling Club forms city N B A branch
During the Post bowling tournament in Boston preliminary steps were taken to organize a city association of the National Bowling Association. With 35 bowlers needed to start, the group plans a full formation at next week’s meeting. Annual N B A dues are 25 cents and entries are collected by the Post bowling editor or at the Boston alleys next Thursday night.
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Boston
National Bowling Association
New City Association
Post
Sporting Department of the Post
Georgetown Tops Penn In Tight 7 6 Victory
Georgetown college edged Pennsylvania 7 to 6 in a tense game on April 16. Georgetown abused two Penn pitchers early and late, with Chapman Peams Collier and Cozzens driving runs. Cantwell and Duffy shared catching duties while Betts umpired. Time 2 hours.
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Georgetown
Chapman, Peams
Collier and Cozzens
Cantwell
Duffy
Betts
Boston at Washington clash on schedule card
A lineup shows Boston versus Washington, New York facing Philadelphia, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago playing St. Louis as the featured matchups.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louis Sete
New York
Eae
P.O
Chicago
Brooklyn
St Louis
National
St. Pittsburg
Louis
Washington
Oston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
York
Police Raid New York Club Seizes Referee and Boxers
New York April 16 police raided the Polo Athletic Club at 129th Street and Third Avenue. They arrested referee George Moore and two boxers from the opening bout Jim Dunee and Young Chesty amid the first contest of the evening.
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New York
Polo Athletic Club
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
Third Avenue
George Moore
Jim Dunee
Young Chesty
Tufts Beat Aggies Amherst in Close 3-2 Game
Tufts defeated Massachusetts Agricultural College 3 to 2 in a tight afternoon contest at Amherst. The game stayed close throughout with key moments by Tufts’ scorers and MCC answering each rally.
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Amherst
Tufts
Massachusetts Agricultural College
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