Giants Win In Tenth In 10 Inning Victory
Brooklyn and New York Nationals clashed in Brooklyn with New York winning 3 10 1 in a prolonged 10 inning game. New York tied the score in the fifth on a muff by Lewis after the home team managed only a second inning run. Alperman muff, McGann bunt, and Dahlen double produced the decisive runs in the 10th.
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New York Nationals
Brooklyns
Lewis
New York
Alperman
McGann
Dahlen
Bresnahan
C. A
Lumley
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Maloney
C. F
Casey
Bergen
Ween
McIntyre
Cere
Gilbert
McGinnity
Browne
Donlin
McCarthy
Conway and Emslie
Pittsburg Leads American League With Late Win
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 12 innings to grab the early AL lead. Wagner doubles into the crowd for the winning run, followed by Nealon. Clarke, Wagner, Nealon, Sheehan, Huggins, and Deleharty with two bases hits. Attendance 17,036 at Pittsburg.
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Weimer
Wagner
Nealon
Maelmnati
Clarke
Sheehan
Huggins
Deleharty
Ganley
Barry
Phelps
Carisch
Odwell
Phillippe
Ritchey
Carr
Hugeins
Corcoran
Klein
Carpenter
A . Clarke
A ” Fanley
Clymer
Cincinnati
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New York Wins Ninth Inning Thriller Over Boston
Pat Dougherty delivered a two base hit and a perfect throw from left field in the ninth that plated two runs and ended Boston’s tying chance. New York defeats Boston 4 to 3 in the season opener at Huntington Avenue as Grimshaw, Ferris, and Graham star for Boston and Dougherty earns hero status with a clutch defensive and throwing play.
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Pat Dougherty
Huntington Avenue
New York
Dougherty
Grimshaw
Freeman
Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
Thomas W. Lawson
Charles W. Bartlett
Godwin
Kleinow
Hogg
Griffith
Orth
Graham
Elberfeld
Chase
Williams
Parent
Stahl
Keeler
Ferris
Moriarty
Winter
Ase
Orty
Grounder
Conroy
Collins
Hoge
Selbach
To. Collins
Tannehill
Harris
Or. Young Will
Chesbropr Orth
Allit
Mogg
Winter Dougherty
Sheridan and
Evans
Weeler
Keview
P Orth
Eeeetvest
Antes Boston
Attell and Neil Set for Featherweight World Title Fight
In San Francisco on April 17, Attell and Frankie Neil prepare for a 20 round featherweight world title bout before the Pacific A C. The California rivals have trained hard and will weigh in at 122 pounds. The winner takes 50 percent of the gross receipts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Attell
Frankie Neil
Feathreight Fighters
California
Boston Nationals Defeated by Local Nationals 1-0
In Philadelphia on April 17 the Boston National team lost 1 to 0 to the local Nationals, dropping to second place in the league standings as national action included New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg and St. Louis at Chicago.
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Chicago
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Renst
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Nationals
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
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Teak
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St Louis
Tenneyites Surprise Boston in Low-Scoring Win
Duggleby shined as the Phillies blanked Boston 1-0 behind sharp defense and timely hits. Sentell starred with two doubles and a single at third, while Magee’s two-base hit and a stolen base highlighted Phllies’ offense. Both teams defer their game as Connie Mack arranged an exhibition after Athletics open home championship season.
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Duggleby
Tenneyites
Pfeiffer
Phillies
Gleason
Sentell
Brain
Magee
Goode
Tenney
Dolan
Athletics
Connie Mack
Piening Trains Hard for Grand Central Palace Match
John Piening trains faithfully for the finish bout at Grand Central Palace on April 24 against Fred Beell. The Butcher Boy is confident of victory under mixed style rules. Beell is trained in Brockton Massachusetts by John J. Little, the New England middleweight champion.
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New York
John Piening
Grand Central Palace
Fred Beell
Butcher Boy
Beell
Brockton, Mass
John J. Little
New England
Opening season in Chicago stumbles in rough opener
The Chicago season opener against St Louis devolved into a farce after the third inning as visitors posted five hits for four runs amid weak batting and costly errors. Pfeister and Wicker labored on the mound for St Louis while Beebe Puttmann and McFarland kept Chicago in check. Attendance reached about 16,000 with Johnstone officiating.
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Pfeister
Wicker
St. Louis
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Puttmann
McFarland
Schulte
Chance
Hines
Beckley
Sheckard
Grady
Bennett
Moran
Steinfeldt
Johnstone
McFerland
Slagle
Sheckara
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Tinker
Eves
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Opening day in Boston as officials and magnates attend game
A large Boston crowd gathers for the season opener with Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald in the box. Prominent figures include business leaders, lawyers, and clergymen as the event spotlights fashion, pageantry, and the debut of Hugh McBreen as manager. The crowd cheers the governor and players as the game begins amid lively commentary and rising excitement.
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Boston
Mayo Witzgerald
Fitzgerald
Hugh McBreen
Taylor
Charles Bartlett
Thomas W. Lawson
Dougherty
City Hall Deserted as All Pay Attention to Ball Game
Descriptive scene shows city offices nearly empty while Mayor, aides, and staff attend a ball game. Only police, elevator crews, and a few clerks remain. Tim Mooney and Squire Sullivan discuss attendance and transit, with the Mayor cheering Jimmy Collins Braves.
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McCue
George Horton
Theodore Jennings
O'Connell
Jimmy Collins
Clerk of Committees
Tackie O’ Neill
Tim Mooney
Squire Sullivan
Squire
Park Street
Do’s
Don’ts
Squire Sulivan
Catchers Mitts and Baseball Gear Promoted for Fathers
Baseball players will find our Catchers Mitts Gloves Bats Balls and Shoes the very best we cannot afford to sell poor goods Fathers who want their sons to have the proper articles should call on us we will aid you in selecting Send for catalogue.
Echoes of the Game with Ban Johnson at the Ballpark
In the second inning Williams and Conroy batted as Hugh McBreen escorted President Ban Johnson to a front row seat. Johnson shook hands with General Taylor, puffed a big cigar, and viewed the crowd as J B Billings of the Boston Nationals enjoyed the game.
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Boston Club
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Dougherty
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Sheridan
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Pat Dougherty
Governor Guild
Ban Johnson
General Taylor
Royal Rooter
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Evans
Cornell
Stahl
Hugh McBreen
Shenday
Williams
Conroy
J. B. Billings
Boston Nationals
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