Boston Beats Orioles 10-5 in windy Baltimore clash
Boston champions topple Baltimore 10 to 5 as Klobedanz shuts down the Orioles and Hoffer falters. O'Brien catch and Kelley Stenzel and Long key the Boston attack while Tenney Duffy and Hamilton fuel the rally. Third game looms with Hughes facing Nichols.
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Orioles
Hoffer
Klobedanz
Kloby
Kelley
Stenzel
Duffy
Long
Lowe
Tenney
Cemiton
Bergen
Poston
Hamilton
Clarke
Demontreville
Monte
Turne
Collins
McGraw
O’brien
Jennings
Tey
Kirby
McGann
Stahl
Birds
Bostons
Lone
Boston
Hughes
Hanlon
California
Nichols
AB. R
Baltimore
MccGatin
Balis
Snyder
Curry
Senators Rally To Beat Brooklyn In Tight Tie
Washington faced Brooklyn in a pitchers duel where eleven innings were needed to decide the outcome. Errors by Brooklyn keyed the Senators victory as they bunched hits and capitalized on a Selbach catch miscue to seal the win.
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Washington
Senators
Brooklyn
Selbach
Eeschon
Reds trounce Rhinos as Dwyer falters in rout at Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburg 7 to 1 as Dwyer struggles and Dammann steadies the mound. McPhee stars with two hits and three base hits total while Rhines is tagged for three singles two doubles and two triples in the late innings. Attendance reaches about 3000 as Beckley also shines at the plate.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Rhinos
Dwyer
Dammann
Rhines
McPhee
Beckley
Shriver
Pittsburg
Tso
Miller
Irwin
Brodie
MecPhee
Smith
Corcoran
Swartwood and
Wood
R. PO
C. Ee
Harvard Beats Washington College 20 to 4 in Chestertown
Harvard baseball defeated Washington College 20 to 4 in Chestertown Maryland on April 21. Harvard scored early and stayed ahead, led by strong hitting and solid pitching throughout the game. Washington College struggled defensively as Harvard built a commanding lead.
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Philadelphia
Seymour
New York
Phillies
Gettig
Duggleby
Harvard
Washington College
Chestertown
Cuban Giants Lose to Fall River in Regional Baseball
In Fall River Fall River defeats the Cuban Giants 6 to 2. In Pawtucket Pawtucket wins 8 to 4 over Providence.
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Fall River
Pawtucket
Providence
Bank Officers’ Association Team to Face Boston Bankers
The Bank Officers' Association of Boston will form a ball team to play the Boston bankers and brokers at South End grounds on Saturday April 23 at 3 oclock. Players include C D Barton second base H B Case left field F W Cutter right field and change catcher W S Freist Jr third base A E Hoyt shortstop E A James centre field T R Marvin pitcher A R Saunders first base D A Tobey catcher C O Dorchester substitute pitcher W A Gaines and other substitutes F L Richardson and A A Seeress.
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Bank Officers’ Association of
City of
Boston
Boston Bankers and Brokers
South End Grounds
C. D. Barton
S. Case
F. W. Cutter
W. S. Freist, Jr
A E. Hoyt
Worcester and surrounding teams in a busy baseball scene
Frank Connaughton may join Charley Ganzel's Worcester club though Marlboros seek him. Jack Downey leaves South Boston for Hamilton Ontario to play this season. George O'Brien, longtime Lyceums Worcester star, signs to play first base for Newport. Dan Buckley shines for Westboro while Milford seeks help in the new Massachusetts League. Boston plans another game with the Orioles as Eugene McGann from Baltimore starts against Manchester.
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Frank Connaughton
Charley Ganzel
Worcester
Marlboros
Jack Downey
South Boston
Hamilton
Ont
George O’brien
Lyceums
Newport
Charley McManus
Westboro
Milford
Dan Buckley
Fairmounts
Boston
Orioles
Eugene McGann
Baltimore
Manchester
Pat Chrisham
Providence
Jack Stivetts
South End
Hickman and
Bransfield Companie
Boston Visit Sparks Tire Talks and Boxing Plans
Jimmy Michael the middle distance rider and his manager David Shafer arrive in Boston drawing crowds. Shafer plans include fitting Michael with an Orient tire and negotiating with Chase's Lent, with possible proteges like Harry Elkes. The piece notes Kelly’s training, wagers, and a postponed bout between Dick O'Brien and George Byers due to O'Brien’s hand injury.
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Jimmy Michael
Thorndike
David G. Shafer
Jimmy
Dave
Boston
Orient
Lent
Chase Company
Shafer
Harry Elkes
Eikes
Harry
Manhattan
Sammy
Sears
Armory
Kelly
Shane
Maurice Rosenberg
Jerry Callahan
Dick O’brien
George Byers
Lynn
O’brien
George V. Tuohey
Bicycle Notes Report From American Cycle Racing Association
Bald Kiser and Mertens signed with the American Cycle Racing Association to ride Spaldings. Arthur W. Porter reports 2:08 miles with two weeks training. Michael to ride ten miles at Waltham Velodrome May 21 with electric triplet pacing. Protests arise over Dedham road race. German and Long contest results. Harry Reynolds to be impere.d by the International Association. Paris Bordeaux race riders to use motor pace. Gaston Rivierre to compete after visiting the U S last year.
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Bald
Kiser
Mertens
American Cycle Racing Association
Arthur W. Porter
Cincinnati
Michael
Waltham Velodrome
New England
Dedham
Frank V. German
H. B. Long
Brockton
George Buttrick
International Association
Harry Reynolds
Bordeaux
Gaston Rivierre
Boxing Gossip From Manchester to Philadelphia In Ring Feuds
The Manchester bout between Bob Allen and Joe Mullins ends as expected with temper flare ups and a disputed purse. Tommy West and Joe Walcott duel in Philadelphia in a peppery six round clash, while Haley eyes a match with Sears after a strong Lynn showing. Fans travel from South Boston to New York to watch Sullivan duel Kelly as weight and form draw keen betting.
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Bob Allen
Joe Mullins
Manchester
Mullins
Tommy West
Joe Walcott
Philadelphia
Walcott
West
Boston
Tommy
Patsey Haley
Jack Frazer
Lynn
Mike Sears
Haley
South Boston
New York
Dave Sullivan
Sammy Kelly
Tom O'Rourke
Long Island City
America
Dave
Keily
Sammy
Billy Plimmer
College Point
Kelly
Parkville
Long Island
Militia Recruiting Surges Across Cambridge Armories
Cambridge militia drives recruitment with many applicants at the Fifth and First Regiments armories in Brattle Square Central Square and Charlestown. Captain Mason Lombard Meredith Jr and others oversee drills physicals and enlistment as many seek to join.
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Cambridge
Brattle Square
Mason
Central Square
Francis Meredith, Jr
Charlestown
J. T. Suter
Wirthrop Street
Suter
Whitney
William H. Oakes
Morrison
Foster
Stover
Locke
Bunker Hill Street
D. M
Crotty
Murphy
Brines
F. T. l. Magurn
Ninth Regiment
Navy Yard
Eighth Regiment
Bow Street
Somerville
Whitten
Leutenants
Canfield
Pierce
Notice to shipmasters on Portland Harbor torpedo closure
The Lighthouse Board warns masters that from April 26 1898 all channels into Portland Harbor will be closed to navigation by torpedoes. Vessels must use the southern channel past Portland Head and Cush ing Island with marked buoys. Night bearings are given for safe entry and forbidden passages listed.
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Portland
Lighthouse Board
Portland Harbor
Portland Head
Cushing Island
Spring Point Ledge
Whitehead
Hussey’s Sound
Chandler’s Cove
Great Chebeag Island
Littlejohn Island
Thomas Perry
U. S. Navy
Stone Masons Reach Wage Deal With Master Builders
Stone Masons' Union No. 9 of the Bricklayers' and Masons' International Union met Master Mason Builders at 166 Devonshire street. R. E. Woolbury presided as they agreed to raise to 45 cents an hour and establish an eight hour day, effective May 1.
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Stone Masons’ Union No. 9
Bricklayers’ and Masons’ International Union
Devonshire Street
R. E. Woolbury
Missing provision dealer Charles W. Marsh of Duxbury
Charles W. Marsh, a Duxbury provision dealer, has been missing for more than two weeks after a Boston business trip on April 5. The family reports no known business troubles and has heard nothing since his disappearance.
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Charles W. Marsh
Duxbury
Boston
House Controversy over Eight Hour Workday for City Employees
Lawmakers clash as Speaker Atwill orders doors closed amid a heated fight over suspending rules to reconsider the Eastern Cold Storage location dispute. The House rejects eight hour day for city workers and votes to engross a railway crossing abolition bill with cost shares split among city state and railroads. Senate agrees to a debt authorization related to Boston municipal library project.
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Atwill
Lynn
Mr. Hayes
Lowell
Eastern Cold Storage Company
Dubuque
Fall River
Committee On Railroads
Boston
City of
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Judiciary Committee
Metropolitan Park Commission
Metropolitan Parks District
Saunders
Fitzgerald
Driscoll
Chicopee
Donahue
Fa] River
Frank O. Squire
Messrs. Clarke
Wellesley
Hayes
Parsons
Greenfield
Mr. Parsons
Massachusetts
Mead
Lexington
Kyle
Plymouth
Apsey
Cambridge
Quincy Market
Eastern
Quincy Market Company
Crawford
Watertown
McManus
Severance
Tuynn
Haskins
Rockport
Quincy Market Cold Storage Company
Eastern Company
Mr. Powers
Batchelder
Belcher
Randolph
Messrs
Ponce
Kiley
Frederick
Methuen
Colored man hanged for Unity killing in railroad brawl
John R. Lamb, a Black laborer, was executed by hanging in the county courtyard for the September death of Abraham Jackson, also Black, following a drunken brawl among railroad workers in Unity Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Tohn R. Lamb
Abraham Jackson
Unity
Sale of rubber garments at Rosenthal Rubber Co
The Rosenthal Rubber Company reports a massive stock sale near S. S. Pierce’s former Tremont Street store, greatly reduced stock and an imminent end. Dealers and the public are urged to visit the Court and Tremont streets location to take advantage before the sale closes.
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S. S. Pierce
Court and
Tremont
Rosenthal Rubber Company
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Sunday Price
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Arlington St Ozier & CO
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