Lone ninth inning tally wins for Giants over Boston
With Christy Mathewson pitching, the New York Giants edged the Boston Braves 1 0 in nine innings. Bresnahan and McGann set the stage in the ninth as Dahlen followed with a single to center scoring the only run. Breenan's catching and Mathewson's steady work preserved the shutout on Boston home ground.
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Mathewson
New York Giants
Pat Flaherty
Pittsburg
Roger Bresnahan
McGann
Dahlen
Bresnahan
Howard
Bridwell
Emilie
Giants
Strang
Devlin
Seymour
Bates
Tenney
Beaumont
Brain
New York
Flaherty
Corcoran
Emslie
Ritchey
Renney
Enumont
Orendorift
Jay Flaherty
Philadelphia Nationals Shut Out Brooklyn 8 to 0
The Philadelphia Nationals blanked Brooklyn 8 to 0 in National League action. Brooklyn starter McIntyre was chased in the sixth inning, and Whiting fared poorly in relief during the ninth.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia Nationals
McIntyre
Whiting
St. Louis Defeated by Pittsburg 8 to 2 in Tilt
St. Louis fell to Pittsburg 8 to 2 as Holly’s ninth inning single prevented a shutout. Pittsburg secured the win with strong offense and St. Louis struggled to score early.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Holly
Chicago Beats Cincinnati 3-2 on Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago earned the deciding run in the ninth with three hits and two steals. Steinfeldt tallied a two-base hit for Cincinnati, Pfeister pitched seven, and Sheckard Slagle Lobert Mowrey led stolen bases.
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Chicago Today
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Cincinnati
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Pfeister
Kane
Slagle
Sheckard
Lobert
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Hoffman
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Genzel
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Reulbach
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Ewe
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Hughes
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Boston
Unglaud
Parent
Keefe
Winter
Harris
Williams
Unglaub
Hoey
Thomas
Fiberfeld
Chase
Laporte
Connolly
Wurst
Dreyfuss Defends Pittsburg Players After Exposition Park
Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburg denounces gambling critics at Exposition Park saying cheap gamblers smear Pittsburg fans and players. He cites the abuse of Claude Ritchey as evidence that such knocks drive him to seek a change to another club.
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Penn
Barney Dreyfuss
Exposition Park
Claude Ritchey
Jumpers Featured at Brookline Country Club Horse Show
Legal horse shows have strong hunter and jumper classes and the outdoor Brookline event at the Country Club will offer 14 jumping classes. A pony jumping event will feature three foot jumps, while a hunters team class with five couples of entries will omit clearance over the jumps.
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Brookline
Lowell Beats Dorchester 3-0 In New England League
Lowell, April 22. The Lowell New England League team defeated the Dorchester Locals 3 to 0 at the league grounds. Alberti pitched well for Dorchester while Lowell used three pitchers in the victory.
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Lowell
Dorchester
Alberti
Cambridge Latin Beats Volkmann At Allston Field
Cambridge Latin triumphed 13 to 4 over Volkmann at the latter's new Allston athletic field. Captain Chase starred with three singles in four at bats. Coon and Shrigley contributed solid defense and offense. Miller made a strong first appearance.
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Volkmann School
Allston
Chase
Cambridge
Coon
Watertown High
Newbury Street
Shrigley
Miller
Husky
Volkmann
A.E
Pushee
Reeves
Follett
Kennard
O Dole
Kimball
Blackall
Cole
Babson
Hallan
Regatta Boats Swamped by Evening River Winds
The Brookline first and second crews were swamped about 30 yards from the boathouses with Coach O Leary in the coxswain seat guiding the shell to a B A A raft for bail out. Cambridge Latin School four also ducked when a large wave swamped the shell halfway along the river.
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Schoor
Brookline
Coach O'Leary
Cambridge Latin School
Tribute for Frederic P. O Connell at Dorchester
A silent tribute gathered at South station for Frederic P. O Connell whose body arrived from West Baden. The family home at 13 Bowdoin street Dorchester was crowded with friends as funeral arrangements were announced for St Peter s Church Meeting House Hill with a 10 o clock high mass.
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Frederic P. O’connell
West Baden
Ind
James O'Connell
Bessie O'Connell
Joseph F. O’connell
Daniel T. O’connell
John E. O'Connell
Paul’ H. Shannon
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Boston Post
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 20
Division 76
Father Untermier
Father Cavanaugh
University of Notre Dame
Miss Connors
Springfield
Mass
O’connell
Legion of Friends
Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 20 Adopts Condolence Resolutions
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 20 held a special meeting last evening to act on the death of Mr. F. P. O'Connell. Charles L. Cooney presided and a committee led by M. J. Culliney was appointed to draft resolutions of condolence to the family.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Ward 20
F. P. O'Connell
Charles L. Cooney
M. J. Culliney
O Connell Club of Ward 15 Pass Resolutions
The O Connell Democratic Club of Ward 15 at 475 Broadway adopted resolutions on the death of Frederic P. O Connell brother of Congressman Joseph F O Connell. President Thomas B Bradley presided and the club voted to send a floral offering. A delegation will attend the funeral Thursday morning.
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Democratic Club
Ward 15
Broadway
Frederic P. O'Connell
Joseph F. O'Connell
Thomas B. Bradley
Tributes to O Connell Baseball Editor Dies
Expressions of regret from baseball men followed the death of F P O Connell, baseball editor of the Post. George Dovey of the Boston Nationals and Secretary Knowles of the New York National League team offered warm remembrances of a friend and popular writer.
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F. P. O'Connell
The
Post
George Dovey
Boston Nationals
O’connell
Boston
Knowles
New York National League
Post Chapel Acts Honor of F P OConnell
The Boston Post Chapel held a meeting last evening and adopted resolutions on the death of F P OConnell. The group decided to send a floral tribute and be represented by a delegation at the funeral.
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Boston Post Chapel
F. P. O'Connell
Special AO H Meeting on O Connell Death
A special meeting of Division 76, A. O. H., is called for this evening to act on the death of the late Frederick P. O Connell.
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Frederic P. O’connell
Readville Races Set Records With Large Entry List
Readville grand circuit entries for six stakes exceed 180 with notable Blue Hill 2:30 trotters and 39 in the 2:14 Massachusetts trotters stake. Ponkapoag 2:10 trotters draw 19, Readville 2:12 pacers 48 nominations, Norfolk 2:08 pacers 23, Neponset 14. Bruce Girdie of Crabtree also entered in multiple events. The meet is shaping as the best in Massachusetts history.
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Readville
Association
Blue Hill
Massachusetts
Ponkapoag
Bruce Girdie
Crabtree
Norfolk
Neponset
Berkeley Wins Union Stakes at Aqueduct Ahead of Tileing
In New York at Aqueduct on April 22 Berkeley a 12 to 1 shot won the Union stakes for 3 year olds. Tileing who moved from 3 to 1 to 8 to 5 finished second with Campaigner third. Tileing led early but Lowe boosted Berkeley to the front in the first furlong and he held on. Other race winners were Kerry in race one Dulcian in race two Athlete in race three Cinna in race five and Berry Maid in race six.
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Doves
Bridwell
Mathewson
Ritchey
Brain
Orendorff
Flaherty
Dahlen
Devlin
Seymour
Bresnahan
Tenney
McGann
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Howeard
Corcoran
Bates
Shannon
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Tileing
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Athlete
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Berry Maid
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Milwaukee
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Kling
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Lundgren
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Frank Corridon
John Anderson
Elberfeld
Lowell
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Indianapolis
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Cleveland
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Parent
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Hoey
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Laporte
Collins
Unglaub
Jimmy
Keefe
Thomas
Bostons
Bostonians
Chase
Highlanders
Sullivan
Kleinow
Hughes
Hoffman
Keeler
Armbruster
Vermont State Fair at Billings Park Oct 1 2 3
The Vermont State fair is set for Billings Park in White River Junction on October 1 2 and 3. Metropolitan Club informal meetings occur weekly at the Speedway clubhouse each Tuesday at 8 pm. Tonight the club's Concord Day cups will be presented to the owners of winning horses.
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White River Junction
Metropolitan Club
Concord
Baseball Notes From New York and Boston Games
The column covers a sunlit South End grounds game and player moments. Flaherty’s strong pitching, Bresnahan and McGann at risk, and Clarke’s wild throw cost a run. Describes fans’ jeers toward Emslie and the season’s pitching contracts with Chicago and Boston players.
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Flaherty
Jie
McGann
Bresnahan
Bates
Bob Emslie
Pat Flaherty
South End
Cleveland Americans
Clarke
Harris
Young and Dineen
Boston American
Tommy Corcoran
Boston
Highlanders Triumph In Slugging 8-7 Victory Over Boston
New York Highlanders beat the Boston Americans 8 to 7 in a high scoring game. Keeler drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single after a late rally. Pitching changes and defensive miscues marked the tense affair at the home grounds.
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Boston Americans
Highlanders
Griffith
Winter
Harris
Hughes
Griffithites
Keefe
Willie Keeler
Keeler
Philadelphia Defeats Washington in Hitting Heavy Baseball Clash
Philadelphia topped Washington 8 to 7 in a game marked by heavy hitting. Altizer and Hartsel led with multi base hits, Altizer and Graham powered home runs, while Smith and Plank both pitched four-plus innings. Errors and walks shaped the late scoring as Washington left 11 on base.
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Altizer
Hartsel
Davis
Schreck
Knight
Anderson
Graham
Plank
Dygert
Seybold
M. Cross
Ganley
Murphy
Evans
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Lord
Wwe
Dyzert
Gawler
Schaffley
Cross
Hickman
Perrine
Peter
O Heydon
Eee
Ene
Eeeres
Werner
Smith Ose Ewe
Palmo Tablets Ad Promises Youthful Look And Nerves
An old illustrated ad touts Palmo Tablets claiming to restore eye brightness calm nerves and reduce aging. It prices 12 boxes for five dollars with a guarantee and offers free books. Distribution points include Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's Sawyer and local Tremont Hollis corners.
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Washington St
Harrison Ave
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Sawyer
Hollis Sts
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Free Hitting Contest
Detroit won a high scoring game against Cleveland as Killian worked when men on base, with key hits from McIntyre Crawford and Birmingham fueling the offense. Cleveland rallied with double digit hits but failed to convert in critical moments.
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Rossman
Schaefer
Schmidt
ELAND
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R Stovall
Teevee Lajoie
Eee & Bradley
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Clarke
O’ Loughn
Norwich Falls to Dartmouth in 7-0 Baseball Clash
Hanover April 22 Norwich University baseball was overwhelmed by Dartmouth as McDuffee dominated the mound and Richardson homered in a record effort. The Green nine secured a decisive 7 to 0 victory.
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N. H
Norwich University
Dartmouth
McDuffee
Norwich Boys
Richardson
Harvard Crew Shakes Up Lineup Amid Freshman Returns
Coach Wray reassigns Farley to stroke and Burchard to bow replacing Morgan and Tappan. Tappan moves to second crew bow with hope to return as varsity stroke. Burchard idled two years by study gaps but once a standout in freshman year. The varsity order lists Farley at stroke and Burchard at bow with Blagden aboard as cox.
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Wray
Farley
Morgan
Tappan
Burchard
Varsity
Severance
Bacon
Richardson
Glass
Faulkner
Lunt
Blagden
Veteran ball player found dead in Hoboken hotel
Matthew Hicks a noted baseball catcher from the 1970s era was found dead in a room at Neagle's Hotel Hoboken. The death was by asphyxiation and he gained prominence with the New York Mutuals and the Cincinnati Red Stockings.
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Matthew Hicks
Neagle
Hoboken
Hicks
New York Mutuals
Cincinnati Red Stockings
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