Boston Lifts Off Baltimore In Rain Shrouded Tilt
The Boston team overcame Baltimore in a rain affected game at the South End grounds as Buffinton struggled after a downpour and Nichols held firm. Key moments saw Welch, Ganzel, and Duffy making plays, with Boston scoring in two big innings and leading from the sixth onward. The crowd endured the weather while praising the Enterprise Post scorecard and staff.
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Baltimores
Shock
Duffy
Orioles
Curt Welch
McCarthy
Kelly
Ganzel
Bobby Lowe
Post Management
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Long
Whistler
Herman
Welch
Quinn
Joe
Gunson
Boston
Nash
Lowe
Shoch
van Haltren
Duff
Mac
Hugh
Pickett
Buff
Baltimore
Shindle
From the Hurricane Deck I Watched The Season Begin
The fragment notes a vantage point on the hurricane deck as the baseball season opened, suggesting a first impressions scene with mention of a grand setting and anticipation for games to come. The text emphasizes atmosphere over concrete details or outcomes.
Boston and Baltimore clash over old time ball game
A mid 19th century baseball scene shows Boston star Kelly struggling to hit as Buffinton and Gunson watchful in gray guard. Spectators include Governor Russell and hundreds of lawmakers, officials, and civic leaders filling the stands and front rows to witness the lively affair amid humorous commentary and local pride.
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Boston
Kelly
Rivers
Milton
Sunberg
Kilbride
Senator West
Kilduff
Buckley
Holyoke
Howard
Bridgewater
Kelcher
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Golding
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Barre
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Blackstone
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Mr. Kelly
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Ganzel
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James Means
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Frank Peters
Lawrence Tucker
Henry Cornish
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F. H. Briggs
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A. E. Buffinton
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Alpheus Sanford
Republican City Committee
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Lowell
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Harry M’glenen
Grady
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Duffy
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Hyde Park
Ned Glines
Somerville
W. F. McClellan
A. C. Tilden
Noddle Island
John Clarkson
Fion McKay
Hawley
Edgell
State Department
Halsey J. Board
Johnny's Postgame Riff On Slugging Show Delights Reporter
Our Johnny describes the first game of the season with colorful slang and bold opinions. He praises Curt Welch and mocks Kel and the Baltimores, declaring the slugfest the toughest display he's seen. He stands by the reporters' room door after six, delivering this frank, lively reaction.
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Johnny
Curt Welch
Jista Daisy
Kel
Sensational Cleveland Win Opens Season In Rain Spoiled Crowd
Cleveland defeated an opponent as McAleer starred in remarkable fielding and a sensational batting display. A standout inning saw the center fielder retire the side. O Neill’s slow fielding allowed doubles on several singles. Heavy rain reduced attendance to about 4500. The score and full details follow.
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Cleveland, Q
Cleveland
McAleer
O’ Neill
Harvard nine defeats Cambridge High and Latin School 8 to 2
The junior class nine of Harvard beat Cambridge High and Latin School on Norton's field yesterday by 8 to 2. Harvard's next game is against the Cuban Giants at Holmes's field Cambridge this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Harvard
Cambridge High and Latin School
Norton’s
Holmes’s
Cambridge
Bates Opens Season With Wins Over Presumpscotts in Lewiston
Bates defeated the Presumpscotts 7 to 3 in the first game of the season in Lewiston, Maine. Later Bates beat Lewiston 6 to 3 in the afternoon matchup, marking a strong doubleheader start.
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Lewiston
Bates
Presumpscotts
Louisville Wins In Strong Home Victory At City Field
In Louisville on April 21 superior hitting and fielding carried the team to another win on the home grounds. Jennings stood out with two brilliant stops while Ryan matched the visitors with solid pitching. A notable throw from center highlighted the contest as spectators counted 3026 in attendance.
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Louisville
Jennings
Ryan
Preshies Fight It Qu Harvard Freshman Victory
The Harvard freshman baseball team defeated Brown 6 to 2 in a rain soaked game. Harvard's Reed and McAdams pitched well with five hard hits including two home runs. Brown's White and Cooke struggled offensively, leaving the bases loaded and going out in routine plays.
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Pfeffer
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Ganavan
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Wil Pitech
Iby Steekin
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Schriver
Ennings
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McAdams
cAdams
KE. Cassett
Rogers
Dreyins
Seeeerees
Feeley
O’ Donnell
Siocum
Cassate
Baseball Notes From The Circuit Include Stivetts Start
The report details lineups and injuries across teams. Stivetts will pitch for the Bostons with Bennett or Ganzel behind the plate while Ganzel impresses at bat. Several players are released or unavailable, including Cahill and Dowse, with further notes on form and health.
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van der Horst
Waltz
Baltimore
Healy
McGraw
Johnson
Hess
Gilbert
Stivetts
Bostons
Bennett
Ganzel
Gunson
Herman Lang
Will
Baltimore Press
Lewin
Washingtons
Tommy Cahill
Louisvilles
Dowse
Uffinton
Harry Stovey
Harry
Clevelands
Rettger
Duryea
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Morse
New Englandeague
P. McDonald
A. H. Standigle
William Atterson
E. F. Lockwood
E. P. Flaver
W. ,. Cassidy
Patrick Downey
Homer Chute
Joseph Sullivan
James Fitzpatrick
Joseph Harrington
M. J. Gleason
W. W. Andrews
James
Giants
Jennings
Gattney
Tommy Burns
Burns
Cobb
Boston
Charley Bennett
Jack
Browning
Weaver
Interscholastic Baseball Association Holds Meeting
A special meeting of the Interscholastic Baseball Association elected J J Hayes Jr secretary for the year and admitted Somerville High School as a member. The revised schedule lists Cambridge High and Latin Hipinson May 27 and multiple games at South End grounds Congress street grounds Jarvis field and Cambridge Common through May and June with Somerville hosting several dates.
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Interscholastic Baseball Association
R. D. Ware
J. J. Hayes, Jr
Roxbury High
D. Solomon
Somerville High School
Somerville
Cambridge High
LATIN
Browne and Nichols
Cambridge Common
Hopkinson
South End
Roxbury Latin
Congress Street
Boston Latin
English High School
Jarvis Field
Somerville High
Cambridge High and Latin Meets on Various Grounds
A series of baseball matches and school contests are listed with multiple dates and venues across Congress street grounds Jarvis field South End grounds Norton's field Cambridge Common and other locations. Schools involved include Cambridge High and Latin Roxbury Latin English High Somerville High Boston Latin Browne and Nichols Hopkinson and Roxbury Latin.
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Browne and Nichols
Norton’s
Cambridge High
Latin
South End
Somerville High
Boston Latin
English High
Roxbury Latin
Hopkinson
Norton’s Field
Sounh End
Somerville High School
Congress Street
Cambridge High and Latin
Jarvis Field
Browne
Nichols
Cambridge Common
Somerville Hig
Browne_ and Nichols
Norton
Boston Baby Farm Abuses Revealed by Post Reporters
A sensational detailed account by Post reporters exposes the selling and buying of a baby at a Boston baby farm. The feature promises a sweeping, cautionary exposé on abuses, urging readers to acquire the Saturday Post for the full revelation.
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POST
Boston
Pachmann Excels In Liszt And Dazzles Chickering Hall
Vladimir de Pachmann delivers a masterful Liszt program at Chickering Hall with nine numbers, showing mood driven artistry and technical mastery though Chopin remains his peak. Cambridge Symphony concert under Nikisch features Wagner, Saint-Saens, Rubinstein, and Schumann with Eugen D Albert soloing. Mme. Joachim visits New England Conservatory.
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Chickering Hall
Chopin
Liszt
Pachmann
Robert Schumann
St. Francois de Paule
Venezia
Cambridge Symphony
Nikisch
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Wagner
Saint-Saens
le Rouet
Rubinstein
Tausig
Stranss
Schumann
Eugen D’albert
From New England to the National Capital May Tour
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a May 4 to May 12 Washington tour from Boston, five and three quarter days in the capital with two travel routes. Prices: Fall River Line 40 adults 84 children. all rail 50 adults 40 75 children 5 to 12. Includes Mt Vernon trip, Arlington or La Normandie hotel stays, and special cars between New York or Philadelphia and Washington. Applications to Tourist Agent, 205 Washington Street, Boston.
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National Capital
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New England
Washington
Boston
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Mt. Vernon
Arlington
la Normanne
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
Amateur Circus at Arena Building Set for Three Shows
The Boston Athletic Association Riding Club announced the amateur circus will run Thursday evening April 28, Friday evening April 29, and Saturday afternoon April 30. An extra Saturday night performance was discussed but rejected by the executive committee, keeping to the three announced shows.
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Boston Athletic Association of Boston
Young couples urged to save with quick housekeeping help
Wholesale stock of furniture offered at cost by J. JT. Folan at 31 Haverhill Street near North Side B. & M. Depot. The notice promotes immediate shopping for home furnishings to reduce expenses.
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J. JT. Folan
Haverhill St
North Side
B. & M. Depot
Remarkable cure claimed for paralysis by Nervura cure
Alexander Bell a retired Portland police captain and G A R veteran tells how he suffered two strokes and paralysis, then recovered after using Dr Greene's Nervura. He credits the remedy with restoring mobility, energy, and independence and urges others with nervous ailments to try it promptly.
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Alexander Bell
Portland
Bell
Bosworth Post
Maine
Alexander Bett
Lincoln Street
Robber Breaks in While Woman Dines. Jewelry Stolen
A thief entered a woman's apartment during supper and ransacked her trunk and other valuables while leaving many items untouched. No clue to the intruder has been found, and police continue investigations.
Robbery at Adams House Lands $1090 in Jewelry
A Philadelphia socialite Mrs E C Dow reported a theft last evening at the Adams House hotel where jewelry valued at 1090, including a $300 diamond ring and a sapphire ring, was taken from a trunk after a room entry by false keys. Authorities suspect a professional thief familiar with Dow’s possessions.
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Adams House
E. C. Dow
Philadelphia
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