Tenney's Bunch Wins Opening Game 9 to 5 Over Dodgers
Brooklyn fans watched Tenney's Hops defeat the Dodgers 9 to 5 at Washington Park as George Bell faltered in the eighth inning. Zach Wheat drove in three runs, Daubert and Wheat combined for key hits, and Dawbert, Tooley, and Herzog sparkled on offense and defense for the Hops.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Washington Park
George Bell
Tenney
Dodgers
Perdue
Curtis
Zach Wheat
Jake Daubert
Wheat
Fred Tenney
Clarke
Miller
Hummel
Graham
Daubert
Zimmerman
Sweeney
Pop
Tooley
Hope
Herzog
Goode
Bell and Tooley
Daubert-Wheat Manufactory
Davidson
A. E. Clarke
Glace
Sutter
Purdue
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Waubert
Ziminrerman
Pergen
Rwin
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Oras
Brooklin
Eae
Brothrey
Butler
Cubs Hit Sallee Hard and Win Out
Chicago defeated St. Louis 6 to 1 as Sallee struggled. Schulte hit a double and a triple in two at bats, while Mowrey Hauser Archer Schulte Chance Mehilte Tinker Kaiser had two-base or three-base hits. Bresnahan, Chance, and others contributed as Chicago outhit the Browns with nine strikeouts for Sallee and five for Brown.
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Chicago
Sallee
Schulte
Geyer
Mowrey
Hauser
Archer
Chance
Mehilte
Tinker
Kaiser
Evers
Bresnahan
Brown
Day and Brennan
QO Evers
Sheckard
Ib Kaiser
Schulter
Ellis
Fiala
Konetehy
Hyanus
Melver
Oakes
Smith
Allen School Narrowly Triumphs Over Roxbury Latin 1 0
Allen School of West Newton edged Roxbury Latin 1 to 0 on the Common in West Newton. Allen scored in the second inning as pitchers dominated and few runners reached base while Roxbury Latin managed only scattered threats. Batteries Kelly Arnold Chesley and G Hayes for Allen with Greenhood Packard for Roxbury Latin.
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G. Hayes
Greenhood and Packard
Nitchie Beats Deshler In Six Rounds At Nonpareil Club
Philadelphia April 21 Young Nitchie defeated Dave Deshler of Boston in a six round bout at the Nonpareil A C Nitchie led all rounds and opened a cut near the end Deshler stalled throughout the fight and the finish was unimpressive for both.
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Philadelphia
Young Nitchie
Dave Deshler
Boston
A. C
Deshler
Moore Shuts Out Giants as Nats Win 35 to 0
April 21 saw a huge crowd witness the Nationals defeat the New York Giants 35 to 0. Moore pitched one of his best games, allowing only a single hit by Snodgrass in the sixth inning. Masee made two outstanding running catches and scored twice.
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Dodgers
Perdue
Curtis
Billy” Bergen
Bell
Rustler
Bert” Tooley
Sweeney
Zimmerman
Herzog
Davidson
Seber Nar
New York
Moore
Snodgrass
Masee
Murray
Knabe
Lohert
Bridwell
Minaser Pepin
Lynn Defeats Albany 8 to 2 in Errorless Game
Lynn New England league team beat Albany of the New York State league 8 to 2 in Lynn. Albany led until the ninth inning when Harrington’s wild pitching and two timely singles produced two runs. Batteries Abbott Scott Wakefield Harrington Cheek. Umpire Henry. Time 1h 36m.
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Lynn
Albany
Harrington
Abbott
Scott
Wakefield
Brandon Harrington
Cheek
Henry
Colgate Defeats Trinity 4-1 in Home Baseball Game
The Colgate baseball team beat Trinity 4 to 1 in Hamilton New York on April 21. Colgate pitcher held Trinity to one run while Colgate offense produced four runs on solid hitting.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
Trinity
Highlanders Lose In Home Opener
New York opened the American League season with a 11-0 defeat at home to Washington as Bob Groom outpitched Russell Ford. Ford’s wild throw after Milon and Schaefer’s first inning singles produced the lone run. Washington left fielder Chase stole a base, and Street caught four of five attempted thieves.
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New York
Washington
Russell Ford
Bob Groom
Ford
Milon
Schaefer
Street
Walter
Miller
Groom
Chase
Warhop
Messrs
Connolly and
Muller
Washington, AR
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Milan
Cunningham Ahay Sas Miller
McBride Ss
Ewes
Denry Truis
Hartzell
Knight
Tohnson
Sweeney
Ford Ny
Bailey
Rock Ridge Defeats Worcester Classical 9 to 6
Rock Ridge beat Worcester Classical High 9 to 6 at Hun Newell field. Rock Ridge led 8 to 0 after six innings before Worcester rallied with two in the seventh and four in the ninth, threatening extra innings.
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Wellesley
Hunnewell
Rock Ridge
Worcester Classical High
Worcester
R.H.E. Rock Ridge
Hills, Gilman and
Sada
Lamotte and
Carroll
Boston and Cambridge Schoolboy Crews Race May Thames Challenge Declined
Six schoolboy crews from Brookline High Roxbury Latin Volkmann Noble and Greenough Cambridge Latin and Boston Latin second crew trained yesterday under Coaches Graney and Greer. Harvard captain Roger Cutler observed Volkmann and offered tips. Boston authorities declined Springfield Hig’s request to race a Boston schoolboy crew before YalePennsylvania, citing season end timing.
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Charlies
Brookline High
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
Noble
Greenough
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin
Graney
Greer
Roger Cutler
Harvard
Springfield Hig
Boston
Thames
Readville Grand Circuit entries show record nominations
Readville track owner Andrew I. Welsh announced a large number of nominations for early closing stake events at the Readville Grand Circuit meeting next summer. The American Trotting Derby feature will showcase many of the season’s fastest trotters including Perfisa Maid Joan Hailworthy Sterling McKinney Dudie Archdale Billy Burke and Willy the latter noted as the speediest among them.
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Readville
Andrew I. Welsh
Hartford
Conn
Perfisa Maid
Joan
Hailworthy
Sterling McKinney
Dudie Archdale
Billy Burke
Willy
Commerce High School Beats Revere in Cold Field Battle
Commerce High School defeated Revere High 10 to 5 at Curtis Field in a low scoring, error prone game blamed on extreme cold. Stockemer led Commerce with solid hitting while Phair starred at short for Revere.
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High School of Commerce
Revere High
Curtis Field
Stockemer
Commerece
Phair
Revere
Lexington High Beats Volkmann 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
Lexington High defeated Volkmann 1 0 at Volkmann Field Brighton in a tight pitching duel. Childs struck out nine for Lexington while Bowditch and Garrett combined for 15 for Volkmann, with multiple stolen bases and selective walks noted.
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Volkmann
Volkmann Field
Brighton
Childs
Lexington
Bowditch
Garrett
tun—Hill
Reed
Jackson
Doten
Naughton
Piper
Morse
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Henderson
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Sienson
Woodlock
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Rimmons
Hend
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Small
Ghton
Art J. Viano
Smith Piper
Aspinwall
Hill
Berlin
Weld
Howe
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