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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
8
Boston Nationals sweep Brooklyn with strong defense and timely hitting. Tenney’s leadership and flawless fielding behind Needham and Barclay’s two hits and lone run highlight a tense doubleheader. Brooklyn’s weak offense and disputed call marred the day as Boston eyes a possible four straight wins.
A Post reporter notes lively Boston Nationals versus Brooklyns game with high crowd energy. Fans, including women in the stands, shout encouragement and tease players as excitement heats up and hats fly.
Brooklyn and Boston line up for a big baseball week at Huntington Avenue with Willis and Jones to pitch and Mullane open for engagement. Open gambling at ballparks drew a national proclamation as fans recall a crowded field and a lively Franklin Field game between Dudley Street Page and First Baptist Medford.
Fred Tenney's squad defeated Brooklyn twice at the South End amid two fair crowds. The baseball action was engaging and solid, with quality play and competitive effort throughout both games.
Tenney's men drew near 10 000 fans as Boston won the forenoon 2 1 and the afternoon 1 0. Deerfoot Barclay's seventh inning slide produced the lone run, while Wilhelm and Harley shone on mound support. Cannell sparked Boston with three hits as Tenney's fielding excelled and Brooklyn struggled to answer.
Fans in the Boston stand recall past seasons and show strong support for Tenney's team during a doubleheader. Brooklyn visitors receive encouragement, but the crowd remains firmly behind the Boston players as the day unfolds with festive, nostalgic energy.
A large crowd filled the stands as Brooklyn held Boston at bay with sharp infield work. Key plays by Harley and ten two out at the plate kept Brooklyn ahead, with a pivotal seventh inning steal and a late set of outs sealing the victory.
Pittsburg beat St Louis 8 to 4 as President Harry C. Pulliam opened the season by tossing the first ball. Pittsburg seized control after the fourth inning with McFarlan hit repeatedly, while Leever starred in pitching and defense for the home team.
Decorative plaques offered as artistic border designs for summer cottages dens and libraries. Bright borders create the effect of painted plates suitable for festive displays.
In Wellesley on April 19 Cambridge High School defeated Wellesley 10 to 5. Pitching by Murray and strong Cambridge fielding highlighted the game. Batteries Cambridge Murray Moynahan Wellesley Dedrickson Currier.
In a contest at Washington, Collins' Boston American champions fall 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Dineen pitched well through nine. Cassidy and Mullen delivered decisive hits in the 11th as Washington defeats Boston. Ankle sprain sidelines Chick Stahl. home opener in doubt for Boston.
Philadelphia wins 7 to 6 over New York in the American League after a ragged game. Murphy ties it with a seventh inning home run, then timely ninth inning hits seal victory for the locals.
Detroit topped Chicago 3 to 0 in an opening game before a record crowd. Donovan received standout infield support and escaped tight spots. Mayor Codd pitched and Charley Bennett caught the first ball as the Detroits played snappy defense.
The St. Louis Americans defeated Cleveland 2 to 0 on their home field to open the season. Sadhoff pitched his first game of the year and impressed 4000 spectators with key work in late innings, including a ninth inning single that produced the decisive runs.
The narrator recalls a quirky baseball scene where a runner slides near the plate and a spectator notes the plate’s dubious cleanliness. The mood mixes humor with a bit of sports whimsy as players tease and the plate is treated like fragile china.
In a tense baseball moment the fielding misplays and on base tricks excite fans. The wise man explains attempts to catch opponents napping as the crowd roars when the Bostons win again, leaving thousands pleased despite taunting plays.
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