Red Sox Batters Triumph as Senators Stumble
Boston wins a high scoring game highlighted by three Boston home runs two by Carrigan and Karger along with Stahl's first inning clout. Groom’s mistake on a bases loaded ball to Stahl and solid Texan pitching by Karger sparked the visitors while Speaker Wagner and Lord fueled much of the offense. The Athletes begin a four game series today.
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Red Sox
Groom
Jake Stahl
Boston
Speed Boys
Senators
McAleer
Tris Speaker
Stahl
Jake
Bob Unglaub
Dixie
Walker
Virginia
Carrigan
Ed Karger
Huntington Avenue
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Speaker
Wagner
Lord
Ambie McConnell
Washington
Milan
McConnell
McBride
Schaefer
Niles
Street
Killifer
Hooper
Gessler
Unglaub
Heine
Ted
Kellifer
McConnel
Lelvelt
Karger Milan
Uninga
Dineen
Connolly
Baseball score snippets from a doubleheader
Report of two short baseball games with partial scores: Nashville 2 over Nashville at Nashville, and Chattanooga Memphis 7 at Chattanooga Memphis, spanning two innings in one game. The fragmentary lines indicate a rapid, incomplete tally from a multi venue schedule.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Attar Undid Old Cy at Cleveland Dedication
In Cleveland on April 21 19 000 fans watched Cy Young in a new concrete and steel stand dedication. Detroit base runners tried to steal home as Edgar Willett pitched cleanly and kept the Tigers scoreless.
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Ohio
Cy Young
Detroit
Edgar Willett
Detro
McIntyre
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Moriarty
T. Jones
Stanage
Willett
I. Krueger
Bradley
Turner
Lajoie
Lord
Clarke
Eevee Settee
Birmingham
Sewer Ewer
Young
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Sheridan
Kerin
Giants Again take Measure of Doves in New York
New York April 21 Giants again defeated the Boston Doves 3 to 2 as Marquard, despite an ankle strain, pitched superbly. McGraw and Emslie clashed in a heated exchange in the third inning. The rally came in the sixth and sixth through two base hits, a walk and errors led to the decisive runs.
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Giants
McGraw
Bostons
Marquard
John McGraw
Robert Emslie
Murray
Graham
Emslie
Schafer
Doyle
Seymour
Bridwell
Devlin
Merkle
Shean
Boston
Crandall
Devore
Herzog
Sweeney
Martel
Meyers
Cubs Rout Reds 6 to 1 on April 21
Chicago easily defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 as Brown kept the visitors’ hits scattered. Beebe was hit hard and Covaleskie wild for the Reds.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brown
Beebe
Covaleskie
Weymouth High Beats Dorchester in Poor Exhibition
Weymouth High defeated Dorchester High 10 to 5 at Draper Street grounds in a notably poor baseball display. Weymouth batters Cate and Wall led the scoring while Dorchester used Gill Mulane Kennedy on the mound. Mulroy was the catcher or umpire?
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Dorchester High
Weymouth High
R.H.E. Weymouth
Dorchester
Weymouth
Cate
Wall
Gill
Mulane
Kennedy
Mulroy
Phillies Use Brush On Dahlen's Dodgers
Moren pitched a two hit shutout for Philadelphia as Brooklyn suffered a 1 0 loss. Moren drove in the only run with a three base hit after a slow plate throw by Daubert. Philadelphia played errorless ball for the second day in succession here.
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Moren
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Daubert
Wilhelm
Wheat
Doolan
Hummel
McMillan
Barger
Klem and
Kane
Pirates Open Saison Marred by Rain and Injury
Pittsburg April 21 weather ruined opening day as St Louis beat Pittsburg 9 to 4 amid small crowd. The inverted pennant caused superstition before the game, Owen Wilson ruptured a blood vessel in his ankle and was hospitalized. Vic Willis allowed 18 hits and was relieved by Reiger after seven innings. Final score listed with miscues and individual hits among Philadelphia and Brooklyn players.
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O'Hara
Wilson
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Adams
Willis
Reiger
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Leach
E Clarke
New York
Philadelphia
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Evans
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H. Smith
Barbeau
McMillan
Bergen
Reer
Hauser Seer
Wilhelm
Reger Ee Ousses Fee
Davidson
Ewes
Barger
Phillippi
Adonams
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O’day
Brennan
Browns Rally Delivers Eighth Inning Victory Over Chicago
In St Louis on April 21 an eighth inning rally produced four runs for the home team to defeat Chicago. Manager O'Connor made his first home appearance as St Louis skipper and was honored with a cap and flowers. Mayor Kreismann pitched the opening ball as a large crowd crowded the grounds.
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Chicago
O'Connor
Kreismann
Highlanders Triumph In Pitching Battle
In Philadelphia on April 21 New York defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0 in a pitchers contest. Ford struck out nine, facing no walks, with the run coming on Wolter's double, a steal of third, and Chase's bunt in the first inning. Other scores noted include Montgomery-New Orleans 6 Montgomery 3 and Mobile 10 Birmingham 1.
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Morgan
New York
Davis
Wolter
Chase
Hemphill
Dee
Gardner
L’oster
Cee
Ewer Rene
Austin
Sweeney
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Rene
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Hartsel
Pid
New York Sermon
Cree
Baker
Collins
Baker & Davis
Evans
Egan
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