Sports matchups across leagues and cities
In American league play, New York visits Boston while Philadelphia visits Washington and St. Louis travels to Chicago. Detroit plays Cleveland. In national matchups Boston hosts New York Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia Chicago visits Pittsburgh Cincinnati goes to St. Louis.
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American
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
National
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sennen
P.C. Chicago
Civicago
Werner Nese
Sporting News
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Chicago 6-1 on Grimes Strong Pitching
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 6 to 1 as Grimes held visitors to three hits. Demaree struggled, replaced by Packard then Douglass, while Carey and Schulte produced early runs. Zelder homered for Chicago, Hinchman and McCarthy drove Pittsburg’s key scores, with Grimes earning the win.
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Chicago
Grimes
Deamaree
Packard
Douglass
Carey
Schulte
Zeider
Aean
Doyle
Me Uithenacee
oGarthy
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Po.a. Bigdeals
Schulters
W.wagner
Fin'man
Ralch
Fischer
Wasor
Setels
Zelder
Walter
Mann
Williams
Ruether
Wortman
Elliott
Demaree
Flack
Bigbee
W. Wagner
Hinchman
McCarthy
Ward
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Demares
Bighee
Rigler
Orth
Weather notes from Baltimore and Northeast cities
In Baltimore four orbits indicate light wind while Rochester shows four. Newark and Buffalo report wet grounds. Providence and Montreal face rain as a weather pattern shifts, with wet conditions affecting outdoor activities.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Providence-Montreal
Southern Association Scores and Standings Snippet
New Orleans 5. Mobile 8.1 seats, Chattanooga 6.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Hat Styles Reflect Intelligence at The Delano Shops
A short advertising note asserts that a hat reveals brain power with conservative, unobtrusive styles preferred by substantial men. It promotes soft tops and derbies made locally or by allies, priced three to five dollars.
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Delano
Kelly’s 14th inning shot wins for Stallings Braves
In New York on April 20 Joe Kelly delivered a clean single in the 14th inning driving two Braves runners home to defeat the Giants 4 to 2. The Braves, part of Stallings’ lineup, endured a tense battle before the decisive hit sealed the victory.
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New York
Joe Kelly
Braves
Giants
Stallings
Braves Rally Past Giants In 14th Inning Drama
In a back and forth game, Henry Gowdy mishap sparked a late rally as Mike Massey and Eddie Collins fueled a decisive grand slam pursuit. Boston tied late against New York then Robertson saved the win with a leaping play to deny a Giants comeback.
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Henry Gowdy
Mike Massey
Flo
Fred Bailey
Eddie Collins
Collins
Magee
Koney
Red Smith
Heinie Zimmerman
Massey
Kelly
Burns
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Art Nehf
Robertson
Honey
Nehf
Cravath's ninth inning homer sinks Brooklyn in opener
Cravath hit a left field bleacher homer in the eighth as Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 8 to 4 to open the National League season. Alexander and Cheney supported well, Wheat made a running catch to rob Killifer, and Niehoff Bancroft starred in defense for the Phillies. Marines performed a flag-raising before the game in Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
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Cheney
Killifer
Niehoff
Bancroft
United States Marines
Abbie Po.a. AB
Paskert
Fabriquness
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Danbert
Whitted
Myers
Laderus
Stengel
Cutshaw
Mowrey
Millere
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Paskett
Miller
Willifer
Fabrique
Wheat
Passkert
Tuderus
Homeron
Kennedy Reclaims Marathon Title Amid Troubles
The piece critiques the mercha nt case in the BA A Marathon, noting a suspension and possible further penalties by the N F E A A A. It lauds Bill Kennedy as American Marathon champion while criticizing race safety and support, with Kennedy back bricklaying yet ready to run again.
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Merchant
Unicorn Athletic Committee
Bill Kennedy
Syd Hatch Aims To Run 100 Miles For World Record
Syd Hatch announces a challenge to run 100 miles against any competitor with the goal of setting a new world distance record. He asserts confidence in surpassing current marathon benchmarks through an extended endurance effort.
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Syd Hatch
Athletics defeat Senators in 18 innings
Philadelphia defeats Washington 6 to 4 in 18 innings at home. Key hits by Strunk Witt and Thrasher, with Burns and Bates driving in runs. Vice President Marshall throws first ball and Navy Assistant Secretary Roosevelt raises flag before the game.
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Bates
Schang
Roosevelt
Navy Department
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Henry
Gallia
Witt
Strunk
Trasher
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Menosky
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Rice
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Johnson
R. Johnson
Ayers
Jenry
Owens
Dineen
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Tudge
Boston College High to face Concord High at Walpole Street Grounds
Boston College High meets Concord High this afternoon at Walpole Street Grounds for a scheduled game. The match-up pits two local rivals in a late-season contest with no further details provided.
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Boston College High
Concord High
Walpole Street
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Essanay
Buffalo Bill
Thedof Young America
Sasa
Sitting Bull
Yellow Hand
Red Cloud
Patria
Mt. Wilson
Big Roosevelt Dam
Republic
Umpire Anxious Tommy Duffy in Medford Everett Game
April 19 game umpired by Anxious Tommy Duffy. a note directs raising the question with him. A correction clarifies Joe Finneran reference and Bill Kennedy’s time in the Cathedral 10 mile handicap at 52 minutes 58 seconds. Kennedy did not compete in the St Alphonsus row and placed sixth in last year’s BA A run.
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Joe Finneran
Bill Kennedy
Cathedral
St. Alphonsus
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