Genial or Pond. Former Vermont pitcher rows five hits
Former University of Vermont pitcher Genial or Pond reflects on a shaky team performance as the Orioles bat heavily. Boston nearly shut out in a clash at Baltimore with a schedule listing Cleveland at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York Louisville at Pittsboro and Brooklyn at Washington.
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St. Louis
Unclear Baseball Box Score Notes From A Historical Date
Base hits credited to Robinson Kelley Lowe. Sacrifice by Doyle. Doyle, Kelley, Jennings, Robinson, Keeler steal. Walks issued to Pond Hamilton Dolan Jennings Brodie Pond Reitz Donnelly. Errors on Baltimore and Boston. Hit by pitch Dolan Doyte twice Donnelly. Strikeouts Pond Bannon Tucker Long Dolan Keeler. Umpires Henderson and Lynch. Time 1:50.
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Doyle
Jennings
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Pond
Hamilton
Dolan
Brodie
Reitz
Donnelly
Baltimore
Boston
Peers Bell
Doyte
Struc
Bannon
Tucker
Long
Henderson
Lynch
Mda
E. Arlington Pond
Bostons
Brooklyns
University of Vermont
Orioles
Hanlon
Youmgster
Duffy
Ganzel
Brod’e
Nee Wee Long
Itera
Aise
Collins
Cesede
McDougal Leaves Game as Chicago Tops St Louis in Milch Hit
Chicago wins 9 to 4 over St Louis as Parrott replaces McDougal in the fifth. Friend backed by solid fielding, McFarland Ryan and Dahlen homer. Attendance 2004. Hits Chicago 13 St Louis 6. Errors St Louis 5. Batteries Friend Donohue Parrott McFarland.
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ST. Louis
McDougal
Parrott
Friend
Chicago
McFarland
Ryan
Dahlen
OO Lee
Donohue
Pittsburg Beats Louisville In Assembling Easy Win
Pittsburg defeated Louisville 8 to 3 at home led by Killen’s steady pitching and strong defense. Clausen struggled with his delivery while Killen and Sugden backed by solid support held Louisville to limited scoring. Attendance was about 2,000 as Pittsburg compiled 13 hits to Louisville’s 8 with 2 errors for Pittsburg and 4 for Louisville.
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Penn
Louisville
Clausen
Killen
Sugden
Warner
New Yorks Lose to Philadelphias in April Defeat
New Yorks were badly defeated by the Philadelphias. Meekin started to pitch but the Phila delphias scored nine runs in the third after chances to retire the side. Nash hit a home run as Philadelphia won 14 to 3. Attendance 3000. Hits: Philadelphia 11, New York 3. Errors: New York 6. Batteries: Taylor and Grady. Meekin, Seymour and Wilson.
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New York
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Meekin
Taylor
Nash
Philadelphia
Taylor and
Grady
Seymour
Wilson
Brooklyn Defeats Washington in Short six inning game
Brooklyn won 8 to 6 in a loosely played Washington contest marked by numerous bases on balls. Captain Joyce was hit by a pitched ball and left the game in the second inning. Keefe’s umpiring drew complaints. Griffin homered, attendance 2200, nine Brooklyn hits to thirteen for Washington, five errors by each side. Harper and Grim opposed MeJames and McGuire.
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MecJames
Joyce
Keefe
Griffin
Errors
Harper
Grim
MeJames
McGuire
Pitcher Pond Tops Boston in Low-Scoring Baltimore Win
Dr. E Arlington Pond, now a steadying force for the Orioles, pitched masterfully to hold the Boston team to five hits. He limited walks and struck out four as Baltimore routed Boston with timely hits and smart baserunning, while Doyle and Kelley starred in offence amid several errors.
Reds Beat Cleveland Behind Dwyer Strong Pitch
In Cincinnati on April 22, Cuppy and Dwyer pitched well with Dwyer more effective with men on base and no walks. A seventh inning batting rally gave Cincinnati a two run lead that Cleveland could not overcome. Attendance 2000. Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 4 Cleveland 2 1 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 4. Batters Dwyer Vaughan and Cuppy O Connor.
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Dwyer
Reds
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National League President stands by umpire decision
Washington April 22. President Young of the National League said that Stucky of Louisville cannot overturn Umpire Weidman's Pittsburgh call. Stucky sought a reassignment, but Young will not alter the schedule.
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Young
National League
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Louisville
Weidman
Pittsburg
Princeton Defeats Dickinson with 25 Runs in Loose Game
Princeton beat Dickinson 25 to 0 in a loosely played contest at Princeton. Princeton batters stood out as Kelley Ward and Altman hit home runs while Dickinson managed eight strikeouts.
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Princeton
N. J
Dickenson
Kelley
Ward
Altman
Williams Streaks Past Holyoke in 399 to 12 Win
Williams opened the baseball season at home and defeated Holyoke 399 to 12. The Collegians showed hard hitting while Holyoke committed numerous errors in the lopsided season opener.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams
Holyoke
Amherst Wesleyan Baseball Thriller Goes Ten Innings
Middletown article notes an exciting ten inning Amherst Wesleyan game with Wesleyan edging Amherst 10 to 9 in the final score. The contest showcased late scoring drama and competitive pitching from both sides.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Amherst
New Haven Defeats Springfield 17 to 16
New Haven beat Springfield 17 to 16 in a close contest on April 22 in New Haven. The victory kept New Haven competitive in the season as both teams traded leads through the game.
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New Haven
Springfield
Baseball notes and schedule items from the Newton club
Baseball notes mention Captain Anson opposing umpire Weidman and a Freddie man telegraph about terms. Patsy Tebeau reports Rusie ready to pitch. The Newton Athletic Association announces a dense May to July schedule with games against Tufts, Cuban Hiants, Boston University, Harvard, Melrose, and a coastal trip to Providence Newport Orange and clubs near New York and Philadelphia.
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Anson
Chicago
Weidman
Young
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Patsy Tebeau
Cincinnati
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Amos
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Rusie
Newton Athletic Association
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Cuban Hiants
Boston University
Boston College
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Somerville
Melrose
Providence Athletic Club
Newtowne Club
Newport
Boston League
North Shore Athletic Club
Providence
Orange
N. J
New York
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Lament Addresses Local Baseball Prospects and Club Outreach
A verse laments Rosie’s unseen fielding and a future without his sight on the diamond. It notes last year’s Ormands players Tom Doolan and Patsey Cunniff seeking strong opponents, with Ty Doolan at Roxbury Carpet. The Riversides of East Boston and Chelsea teams are sought, with E. OBrien listing 25 Porter Street East Boston. Mike Sullivan of Boston University, soon to graduate law, leads a strong squad. The Howards of Roxbury boast a new pitcher Patrick Conney and seek clubs with 13 average. J Carroll invites replies from Roxbury clubs at 34 Quincy Street.
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Tom Doolan
Patsey Cunniff
Ormands
Ty Doolan
Care Roxbury Carpet Company
Roxbury
Riversides
Boston
Crowell Bros
Rovers
J. Carroll
Quincy Street
Waltham to Stage Indoor Athletic Meet Tonight
WALTHAM ATHLETES WALTHAM April 22 The Waltham skating rink has received finishing touches for the athletic meet to be held tonight under the Waltham Athletic Association. This will be the second indoor meet in a year and should exceed the first. The tug of war between the W. A. A. Gas House of Watertown and a rival team is the main attraction.
Waltham Hosts Silver Cup Meet With Rival Cambr og e Currents
Marys of Malden and Red Jackets of Cambridge enter to win the silver cup alongside a strong Waltham team. Delegations come from Cambridge Boston Brockton Salem Roxbury Malden Newton Natick Lexington with events including walks runs sprints and jumping. Florrie Donohue to run 135 yards as Dan Slattery presides and Doc Hines aids. Tom Cotter referees.
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Red Jackets
Cambridge
Waltham
Jimmy Lavey
Pat Lynskey
Hall
Boston
Brockton
Salem
Roxbury
Newton
Natick
Lexington
Florrie Donohue
Dan Slattery
Doc Hines
Tom Cotter
New York Passes Free Bicycle Transport Bill
Governor Morton signs a law amending Section 44 of the railroad law to allow free bicycle transport and require baggage checks. The act makes railroads liable for damaged bicycles and ensures delivery of baggage with a duplicate check, refunding fares if demanded. Boston cyclists hail the move and push for Massachusetts adoption.
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State of
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Senate
Assembly
Railroad Corporation
Boston
Massachusetts
Post
L. N. Walleston
Nat Butler
Burns Pierce
Thomas Butler
William Taxis
Frank Mayer
Warner Demond
Press Cycling Club
Captain Peck
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Bailey
Roxbury Wheelmen
Webber
Tigers
Burkebridge
Chelseas
Gordon
Suffolks
Depew
Regatta at Providence May 30 to feature monster rowing event
Providence April 22 announces a monster athletic celebration on May 30 with a featured monster regatta. Invitations go to all rowing organizations to participate and help ensure a successful gala day. Details to be announced within a week.
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Providence
Bergen Sicks with Malaria in Boston Club
Bergen of the Bostons was taken sick to day with malaria and knee pain. He has not felt well for days. Manager Selee wired for Catcher Ryan to join the club tonight. Selee said Nichols would pitch tomorrow, with every effort to win one of the games here.
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Selee
Ryan
Nichols
Dog Show Wraps Up With Last Day Of Kennel Events
The Mechanics Building hosted diverse breeds including bulldogs bird hounds pointers and terriers with stalls for large exhibitors. Buyers purchased dogs such as Daisy a Boston terrier bitch from Crosoray kennels and a ten month old Boston terrier from Cohasset for 126 dollars while the organizers anticipate a large final day attendance.
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F. H. Topham
Mr. Clarkson
Crosoray Kennels
Cambridgeport
Boston
Daisy
L. C. Whicher
Topsy
Arthur Mulvey
Cohasset
Awards of the dog show span many breeds and winners
The list details top prizes across classes from bloodhounds to bulldogs with multiple First places. Names include Dr. C. A. Lougest, J. L. Winchell, and many kennels such as Glen Rock, Belle Isle, Swiss Mountain, Muckross, and Woodlawn Park. Winners cover dogs and bitches across bloodhounds mastiffs foxhounds pointers spaniels bulldogs and more with best American bred and four exhibit honors noted.
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Dr. C. A. Lougest
Simon DeSudbury
C. A. Lougest
J. L. Winchell
Emperor William
Diana
Black Prince Brampton
Vere
Simon de Sudbury
W. A. Bragdon
Boston Terriers
Bitches
Topsy
Ae! Borden
St. Bernards
Altooner
E. H. Moore
Lady Livingston
Leed’s Barry
Swiss Mountain Kennels
Artilla
Belle Isle Kennels
Alton, Jr
Counch
Edwin A. Perry
J. Gibbs
Rock
George E. Carr
Morton Banner
Glen Rock Kennels
Svodka
Weeks & Turner
Twinkle
Ightfield Diana
George J. Gould
Ridgeview Comet
Rowland P. Keasbey
Woodland Prince
James D Green
Bim
George L. Tarr
Meg
Anabel Green
Pater
T. C. Hollander
Muckross
Duchess Kennels
Eulalie
G. W. Patterson
Altoneer
H. Moore
Jim Blaine, Jr
I. W. Comey
St. Bernard
King Orry
Woodlawn Park Kennels
Hacknell Ginsey
Facey Rumford
Mrs. Mischief
Charles
A. J. Smith
Lady Monarch
Charles G. Hopton
Mysterious Billy Smith to Box Kid McCoy in New York
Charles Kid McCoy signed to box Mysterious Billy Smith fifteen rounds to a decision before Suffolk Athletic Club at West Newton Street Armory on Monday evening May 18. The match is billed as the finest fifth contest in the city in ten years, pitting two renowned boxers renowned for science and endurance.
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Kid’’) McCoy
Billy Smith
Suffolk Athletic Club
West Newton Street Armory
Kid’) M’coy
Kid’ McCoy
Boxing Gossip Promises Edcile Connolly vs Billy Ernst
Boxing gossip notes Lynn's feud with managers and previews tonight’s fifteen round bout at Music Hall featuring Edcile Connolly against Billy Ernst. The New Yorker challenger brings endurance and a Gotham endorsement while Connolly’s local record remains well known and the card includes several preliminaries. Ernst trains hard with Paddy Fenton while planning training stints in Franconia Notch and a May 30 match for Walter Pierce’s manager.
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Edcile Connolly
Billy Ernst
Music Hall
Ocean Club
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St. John
Paddy Fenton
Franconia Notch
N. H
Johnny Murphy
Boston
Palmer
Pete Fitzpatrick
Murphy
National Sporting Club
William A. Walker
Walter Pierce
Stonewall Allen
Bolingbroke Club
London
O'Donnell
Slavin
Lawrence
Jack McDonough
James Burke
Jimmy Ryan
Jack Dempsey
Daily News
Chicago
Joseph Donovan
Payne
James E. Payne
Cleveland
Bob Smith
Eddie Connnolly
Dan Gallagher
Ernst
McCoy to Clash with Smith in Boston May Day Showdown
Charles Kid McCoy, middleweight champion, prepares for a bout with Billy Smith at the Suffolk Athletic Club on Monday May 18 in West Newton Street Armory. Smith, famed for his England tour and a prior draw with Joe Walcott, is praised as a top contender with a long record of notable opponents. The bout is billed as an epoch making boxing card with McCoy’s skill and Smith’s combat history setting high stakes.
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Tommy Ryan
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Joe Walcott
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Eastport
Pacific Coast
Frank Kelley
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Shadow” Mather
Danny Needham
Tom Williams
Australia
Dick O’brien
Jack Powers
Coney Island
Mike Leonard
Boston
Live Turf Notes Point to New England Trotting Season
Old Orchard may host a meet this season as trotters and pacers prepare. Lawrence hosted the first New England trotting on Patriots’ Day. Notables: Lazzarrone in fast Moris Park miles. Saville purchased by Strauss & Hexter. Abbott Wilkes in Dick Wilson’s Fleetwood setup. Jockeys, yards, and mares including Lottie headline winter influenza loss and racing plans across New England trails.
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W. Donohue
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Sheepshead
Nick” Hulinger
Frankogan
Lottie
New Haven
Ben Brush
M. F. Dwyer
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Ben Wallace
Hammenger
Barney Demarest
Fleetwood Park
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Strauss & Hexter
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J. Malcolm Forbes
Milton
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Maggie Sultan
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W. F. Steele
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Eagle Bird
Lookout Farm
South Natick
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Henry Titer
Bengin
Rigby
Mart Demorest
F. W. Smith
Kenora Park
Haverhill
Mickey
Jay Bird
Allen Lowe
Messimeer
Edgemark
Scott Leighton
Thorndale
Andover
James King
Jewell
Nellie
McGrory
John H. Grout
Boston
Bermuda
Colonel Russell
Lawrence Patriots
J. H. Richardson
Thorndale Stock Farm
Target Shooting Opens Spring Tournament at Wellington
In Wellington on April 22 despite bad weather a strong turnout competed at the Boston Shooting Association range for the annual spring tournament. Eighteen events used 1882 targets with many clean scores credited to improved trap arrangements. Twenty five clean scores were recorded by Snow Mills Athuel Herbert Bartlett Le Roy Barrett Dickey and Puck.
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Mills
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le Roy
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Dickey
Puck
Loie Fuller to Ride Wheel in Gold Mounted Monarch
Loie Fuller, talented and clever, is learning to ride the wheel on her gold mounted Monarch named La Loie. The piece notes her support of cycling yet opposition to bloomers, stating bloomers are fine for men but not for women. She plans to start this week.
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Loie Fuller
Yachting Notes From Fairhaven and Boston Clubs
The Sea Fox Mr Alanson Tucker and Harbinger from the Eastern Yacht Club are fitting out at Fairhaven. The cat Almira arrived from New York. Hull Yacht Club holds its annual dinner Friday at 6 45 PM. Zuleika sold to Winthrop Thayer of Boston. Atlantic Yacht Club to sail new 30 footers for a 300 dollar prize Saturday. Jester placed in commission by Commodore Davis of Savin Hill Yacht Club. Savin Hill finance committee received subscription money for a new rowboat channel. Wort project under way to fill a long felt need.
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Harbinger
Henry G. Russell
Eastern Yacht Club
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Exchange Club
F. C. Fowler
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Boston
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Commodore Davis
Savin Hil Yacht ‘Club
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