Goodwin and Herman Battle To Six Round Draw
Chester Goodwin of Boston and Kid Herman of Chicago boxed to a fast six round draw at the Washington Sporting Club in Philadelphia. Both fighters exchanged jabs and rights with Goodwin landing sharp lefts and Herman pushing hard, but neither could seal a knockout as the bell rang ending the decisive round.
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Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn 7 4 in Snowy Washington Park
In biting wind and snow flurries Philadelphia toppled Brooklyn for the third straight win at Washington Park. Doescher was knocked from the mound in the fifth inning as Philadelphia’s offense broke through, while Scanlon shut out the visitors after a rough start, allowing only two more hits. The final score was 7 to 4.
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Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati as Wild Pitches Decide Game
National league action in Cincinnati sees Pittsburg defeat Cincinnati as erratic pitching drives the loss. In the ninth with the bases loaded Seymour struck out to end the game.
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Pittsburg
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St. Louis Wins Final Game in Series 9 to 5
St Louis defeated Chicago 9 to 5 to secure an even break in the series amid cold weather. The game concluded on April 17 with St Louis taking the final contest.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Vast celestial panorama and distillery label guidance
The article notes the vast scale of the firmament, stating telescopes show over 60 million stars with only a fraction catalogued and half the sphere unseen. It then advertises G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskies as premium, urging buyers to ensure the label bears the proprietors’ name and seal bottles.
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G. O. Taylor
Collins Seeks Win As Athletics Series Ends
Philadelphia April 17 Jimmy Collins and the Athletics laments a postponed game while aiming for victory in the final series game. Collins predicts a turn of luck with more base hits and a win in Washington, regardless of the pitcher.
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New York Beats Washington 13 to 7 in Cold Washington clash
New York played aggressively at Washington and won the series despite ragged support for Townsend. Puttman pitched well after early wildness. Clarkson held Washington scoreless in relief. Attendance was about 400 in frigid conditions with several bright moments from Jones Elberfeld and Conroy.
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Conroy
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Chicago Wins In Eleventh In American League
Chicago won in the eleventh when the winning run scored. Sugden had a two base hit and Davis, Dundon, Green and White figured in fielding and pitching. St. Louis outhit Chicago nine to eight and Davis stole twice, Dundon and Donahue also stealing bases. White and Howell pitched, with White yielding two bases on balls and Howell four. Attendance 2580.
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Clarke
Smoot
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Warner
Campbell
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Casey
Maloney
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McCarthy
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O'Day
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Enews
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Tannehill
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Yowell
Boston Nationals Begin Season With Sale Talks and New Team
Boston National League club prepares for a fall transfer to new owner Harry Dunn after agreeing with Arthur H. Soden to transfer control by November. Dunn plans to spend on players, appoints Miah Murray as adviser, and hires Harry Farren as business manager while awaiting league approval.
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Dunn
Columbus Avenue
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Harry Farren
Columbia Theatre
Miah Murray
Murray
Walpole Street
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Huntington Avenue
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Conant
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Continental Clothing Store Enlarged in Boston Highlights White Room
Continental Clothing House expands at Washington and Boylston, adding the Great White Room to display an extensive, white themed space with 5000 to 6000 square feet. The enlargement reinforces its claim as America’s largest men’s and boys’ clothing establishment with a wide, color diverse stock and full size availability.
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Opening Game Today Tenney's Men at South End Grounds
Boston fans from across the city and nearby towns converge on the South End Grounds for the season opener at 3:30 PM. Tenney's Men meet the Brooklyn club as the major league baseball season begins in Boston with eager crowds and familiar faces in attendance.
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New York
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Continental Clothing Houses Expands Great White Room
The Continental Clothing Houses unveil a Great White Room with uncolored light to showcase garments honestly. They boast vast floor space for the Flaster season with new suits for men and boys, emphasizing value and authenticity in broad daylight.
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Boxing Men Found Guilty in Chelsea Club Case
Judge Stearns found six defendants from the Douglas Athletic Club of Chelsea guilty of violating the boxing law on Feb 22. Names include Kid Goodman Patrick J Flaherty Representative Daniel M O Connell Peter F Cassidy Frank E Munday and Thomas E Power. James Conroy was found not guilty and the six convicted were fined $25 each with judgment continued. they will appeal to Suffolk Superior Court.
Brookline High beats Wellesley High in baseball
Brookline High defeated Wellesley High by 10 to 3 at Brookline yesterday. Johnston pitched well, Clune showed control, and Kimball, Jones, Gaffey, Marshall, Sleeper, and Dedrickson contributed key hits. Five-base hits went to Kimball and Marshall. Attendance about 500.
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Concert Programme For Friday's Game
Arrangements are complete for the baseball opener at Huntington avenue next Friday. The Salem Cadet Band will perform before the game, featuring Always Forward, Who's Your Friend, Bie Indian Chief, A Bit O Intermezzo, Indian march, and Goodbye, My Lady Love, among others. John I. Taylor released the programme.
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Clement Intermezzo
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