Senators edge Boston in sharp nine inning baseball thriller
In Washington the Senators beat Boston with a dramatic triple play by Wilson Warner and Tucker in the ninth. McGuire misplayed a ball and Cartwright slid home as Warner rifled to Tucker. Maul pitched well for the Senators as Boston's hitters struggled to bunch hits. Attendance 3116.
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Igton
D. C
Wags Boys
Wilson
Warner
Tucker
Senators
McGuire
Collins
Cartwright
Crooks
Maul
Nash
Lowe
Nicholson
McCarthy
Duffy
Selbach
Senator
Hugh
Hassamer
Joyce
Gun
Abbey
Seibach
Crook
Long
Crooka
Washington
Ficervsvecsees & Maer, Decvesees & Geneas
Boston
AB B. TB
Croovesseevsves & A Robe Ss
Sbiosion
Borton
Home
ES Ht
Baltimore Defeats Philadelphia In Rough Ball Game
Baltimore led early and won 16 to 4 as Philadelphia’s offense struggled. Esper allowed many hits before tiring in the eighth, while Gleason pitched the final inning. Errors proved costly with 10 by Baltimore and 6 by Philadelphia. Attendance not listed. Batters included Esper Gleason Robinson Wey Smith Clements Buckley.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Esper
Innig
Philadelphians
Gleason
Cee S
Bat- Esper
Robinson
Wey
Smith
Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati In Key Baseball Clash
Pittsburg holds off Cincinnati 6 to 3 as Cincinnati loses a third straight. Attendance 4,945. Pittsburg 7 hits 4 errors 4. Cincinnati 9 hits 6 errors 4. Hawley Sugden Parrott Merritt named in the doubleheader effort.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hawley
Sugden
Parrott
Merritt
Louisville Beats Chicago in Tight Batting Contest
Louisville defeats Chicago 8 to 6 in a wild nine inning game marked by Ryan's ninth inning homer for Chicago. Attendance 1,600. Louisville outhits Chicago 23 to 14 with eight Louisville errors and seven by Chicago. Batteries Luby and Cole for Louisville Griffith and Kittredge for Chicago.
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Louisville
Chicago
Ryan
Luby
Cole
Griffith
Kittredge
Browns Defeat Cleveland in Wild Pitching and Fielding Game
The Browns beat Cleveland 6 to 6 in a game noted for erratic pitching and poor defense. Ehret and Cuppy were wild, Childs and Ely were absent prompting patchwork lineups. Burkett hit a home run as St. Louis totaled 8 hits to Cleveland's 15 with 8 errors for St. Louis and 5 for Cleveland.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Ehret
Cuppy
Childs
Ely
Burkett
Peitz
Zimmer
Harvard Downs Dartmouth in Close Holmes Field Affair
Harvard beat Dartmouth 4 3 at Holmes Field in a tight game marked by fast play. Captain Whittemore and Winslow anchored strong defense while Patey and Dinsmore starred for Dartmouth. Highlands held the mound for Harvard as late drama decided the outcome.
Lafayette Defeats State College In Baseball Match
Lafayette beat State College 13 to 7 in Lafayette Pennsylvania on April 23. Lafayette scored 43 runs on 10 hits while State College had 7 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors for Lafayette and 7 for State College. Pitchers Clark Barclay and Criswell aided by Atherton Hayes and Painter contributed to the win.
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Lafayette
State College
Easton
Penn
Clark
Barclay
Criswell
Atherton
Hayes
Painter
Bowdoin Falls to Portland In Poor Showing
Bowdoin was badly defeated by a Portland New England league team in Brunswick. Bowdoin showed weak pitching and field play with 12 errors while Portland racked up 10 hits and 17 runs. Batteries were Ashe Gannon and Goodhart for Portland and Lovejoy Harris Bodge Wilson for Bowdoin.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Portland New England
Bowdoins
Portland
Ashe
Gannon
Goodhart
Lovejoy
Harris
Bodge
Wilson
Lancaster State League Edges Syracuse In Tight Shutout
In Lancaster on April 23 the Lancaster State league team beat Syracuse 6 to 1 in a close game. Hits: Lancaster 7, Syracuse 8. Errors: Lancaster 1, Syracuse 4. Batteries: Yerkes and Arthur for Lancaster, Lothrop and Rafter for Syracuse.
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Lancaster
Penn
Lancaster State League
Syracuse
Yerkes
Arthur
Lothrop
Rafter
Providence Grays nip Brown University 4 3 in tight contest
Providence Grays defeated Brown University 4 to 3 in a brisk afternoon game. Both teams hit well as Providence tallied four runs, Brown three, with Rudderham and McAuley on the mound for Providence and Summersgill and Dunne for Brown.
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Providence
BROWN
Providence Grays
Brown University
Collegians
Rudderham
McAuley
Summersgill
Dunne
Springfield Triumphs Over Fall River in Key Match
Fall River fell to Springfield 18 to 0 as M Harrington debuted on trial for Fall River with optimism. Springfield dominated the game with strong pitching and solid fielding while Fall River struggled at the plate and made costly errors.
PETS OF THE CRANKS BASEBALL NOTES AND LOYAL LINEUPS
The Boston league scene shows players with stiff joints and strained cords as Selee hopes improved weather aids recovery. Nyce shines with New Bedford while Bannon presses for terms in Boston. Lynch fines total 150 in two games, implying a season wide 59300 in deductions. The Brooklyn outfield uses a new relay play to curb long throws. Luby stands out at first for Louisville. Anson faces Breitenstein, Thompson slumps for the Phillies, and Sexton eyes a Michigan turn to Boston. Bangor seeks Hod son as pitching, Fall River opens with a parade and Mayor Green to pitch. Denny Long praised for shrewd dealings with Miller sale. Roxbury carriers seek exhibition games. Crishen touted as strong third base option. Old-timers Regan Ewing Abbott Long start season with homers.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Holmes Field
Whittemore
McCormack
Winslow
Folsom
Abbott
Lane
Scannell
Paine
Highlands
Patey
Dinsmore
Hayes
Adams
Wilkins
Davis
Wrenn
Stavenson
Stevenson
Rand
Tole
Slong Iy
Selee
Nyce
New Bedford
Jimmie Bannon
Boston
Woods
Portsmouth
N. H
Luby
Louisville
Tim Hurst
Anson
Breitenstein
Thompson
Phillies
M. L. Murray
Lynn
M. J. Garrity
Bangor
Hodson
Bostons
Dick Lerouche
Augusta
Fall River
Mayor Green
Denny Long
Toledos
Miller
Cincinnatis
Brush
Sexton
University of Michigan
Joe Sullivan
Baltimore
Charley Horse
Haverhill
Tippy” Sheehan
Shoe City
Roxbury
Coombs
Parker
Green
Duggan
McManus
R.f
Harney
Bird
O’brien
S.s
J. Adams
M. J. Crishen
Rubin Street
Amesbury
Association of New England
Jimmy Regan
Buck Ewing
Abbey
Herman Long
Lynch Resigns as Umpire Lynch ousted by club request
New York on April 23 reports umpire Lynch resigned from the league staff after President Young refused the New York club's demand and ordered him to Baltimore. William H. Long of Cambridge was appointed to the vacant post, previously a New England League umpire praised for impartial decisions.
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New York
Lynch
Young
Baltimore
William H. Long
Cambridge
Long
Closeout sale of CALF SHOES in Boston store
Are you in it to save a Two Dollar bill. A thousand pairs of CALF SHOES in various styles listed. All items offered at five and four dollar goods now sold at three dollars. Limited stock, hurry to our only store in Boston.
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Congress
Balmoral
Russia
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Match News From Boston
Mr James W Westcott sails to New York to arrange the Smith Ryan contest set for May 27. Billy Smith still seeks a match with Walcott or Dixon while Tom O Rourke posts money in Cincinnati to back a bout offer. News from Manchester New Hampshire praises the boxing columns and notes Dick O Briens victory, with many letters about fighters and possible matches across New England.
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James W. Westcott
Billy Smith
New York
Seaside Athletic Club
Westcott
Jim Kennedy
Suffolk
Boston
Tom O’rourke
Cincinnati
O'Rourke
B. B. Johnson
The
Commercial Gazette
Walcott
Dixon
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Tom Tracey
Billy Murphy
Tracey
Music Hall
O’rourke
Harry Weldon
Cincinnnati Enquirer
Johnson
Edward Gallagher
Lowell Daily Sun
Jack McDonough
West
Billy
O’brien
McCoy
West Newton Street
Suffolk Club
Manchester
N. H
Post
Dick O'Brien
Dobbs
Jack McAuliffe
Mike Daly
Bangor
Daly
Bill Daly
Billy Conquest
T Wharf
Johnnie McGowan
Brockton
New England
Kid Mulligan
Lowell
Mulligan
McGowan
John Duprey
North Brookfield
Pat Welch
Ashland
Duprey
Welch
Bob Campbell
John Quinlan
Charlestown
William T. Wright
Kilkenny
Danvers
Wright
Patsey Sheppard
Dan Murphy
Tommy Carter
Lynn
Frank Brierly
Wrecker
Starlight
Rob Roy
Guy L. Gary to Lead Dartmouth Cycling Team
Guy L. Gary will race for Dartmouth College and captain a six man team in the Mott Haven games. The Chelsea born rider has fully recovered from last year’s knee injury and plans to contend as intercollegiate champion against foreign riders. He previously shined in 1892 with wins in Worcester Somerville Lynn and Chelsea including the city championship and two-mile open. Gary is praised for head work and is considered capable of challenging John S Johnson when in form.
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Guy Gary
Dartmouth College
Gary
Guy L. Gary
Chelsea
Chelsea High School
Technology
Dartmouth
Winnisimmers
Worcester
Press Cycling Club
Somerville
Press Club
Lynn
Eddie McDuffee
Fred Graves
Springfield
Graves
Taunton
Linscott
Waltham
Tyler
Taylor
Berle
Nelson
John 8. Johnson
Two Butlers and Stronge Race Night at Cambridgeport Hall
Nat Butler set a 1 23 2 5 mile on an indoor racing machine at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridgeport as three races drew a crowd. Tom Butler beat William Clark in 1 24, Fred St Onge won the second in 1 34, while Nat Butler defeated H A Seavey despite the fly wheel striking the cog wheel.
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Nat Butler
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridgeport
Victor Athletic Club
Bradford Boat Club
Tom Butler
Dedham
William Clark
Dorchester
Butler
Fred St. Onge
James Lowrie
Roxbury Bicycle Club Meeting Features Surprise
Sal Te notes a big surprise planned for the Roxbury Bicycle Club's regular meeting tomorrow, with an open house tonight by the Wabans of West Medford. The piece discusses Sunday runs, club constitutions in New Jersey, and various club activities and people including Secretary Abbott Basset and Captain Charles L. Taylor.
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Roxbury Bicycle Club
Wabans
West Medford
New Jersey
New York
Abbott Basset
Greece
Louisville
George Cook
Oberlin
New Orleans
Cook
Charles L. Taylor
Middlesex Cycle Club
Cambridge
Winsor Street
Taylor
Middlesex Club
Fragments Point to Woodbury Ore Reins in Historic Brief
An incomplete OCR note references Woodbury and ore terms with unclear context. The readable fragment hints at a local mining or land matter involving Woodbury with no clear action, date, or participants. Further text would be needed to determine a concrete headline.
Cycling events and records referenced across leagues and clubs
The text lists various cycling events and classes including Class A and B races across distances from quarter to ten miles, notes international championship dates at Cologne August 17–19, road records set by G H Garwood and L C Wahl, and Iowa and New Jersey records. It covers League of American Wheelmen communications, Century Road Club of America records, Boston College Wheelmen constitution discussions, and club activities from Dedham Cycle Club and bowling results.
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Rage
Asbury Park
League of American Wheelmen
Consul Gentle
New Jersey
International Cyclists’ Union
Cologne
Deutscher Radfahrer Bund
German Cyclists’ Union
Antwerp
Century Road Club of America
G. H. Garwood
L. C. Wahl
Manitou
Colorado Springs
E. Kostomlatsky
Iowa
Boston College Association
Morressy
Broderick
Burke
J. F. Barry
John EB. Cullen
Joseph Murphy
Raymond A. Ober
Dedham
Brockton
Bouts At The South End Draw Busy Crowd
Boxers from South End entertain a large audience at East Canton and Albany streets. William Daly Jr refereed with Peter Kelly and ex-president Quinn as judges. Betts defeats Smith, Sullivan beats Murphy after a hard fifteen round contest.
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South End
East Canton
Albany
William Daly, Jr
Peter Kelly
Quinn
Lynch Brothers
Young Coffee
Young Sullivan
Jim Betts
Billy Smith
Boston
Betts
Smith
Daly
Young Duffy
Joe McCarty
Billy Sullivan
The
Shamrocks
Frank Murphy
Sullivan
Murphy
Horse Racing Entries at St. Asaph Course Listed
The St. Asaph race program shows multiple selling races with prices and horse names for the first two events. Second and fourth races feature mile bets and handicap entries including True Penny Kilkenny Solitaire and Harry Alonzo among others.
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Fist Rane
Sale Passon
Alee
Wheeller
Lark
Aude
Foundling
Mabel Glenn
Cuckoo
Minnie
Benefactor
Chevalier
Pinelli
Vice Regal
Hermia
Gloria
Bandala
Cadiz
Eve
Heretic
Benning
Onehangar
May Peters
Kite
Fidget
Harry Alonzo
Little Matt
Results at Alexander Racing Card
Five races reported with selling races and times. First race winner Dama with Devisee second. Second race Key West first, Blue Bird second, Marqueri third. Fourth race Billy Boy first, West Side second, Grand Prix third. Sixth race Patloping King second, Gounare third.
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Dama
Devisee
Jove
Pat Weetees
Bt CO. Oo. D
Key West
Blue Bird
Seenet
Billy Boy
West Side
Gounare
Results at Nashville feature multiple winners across races
Nashville Tenn April 23. First race six furlongs Mickle first Vasco second Hogar third time 1 15 second race four and one half furlongs Hester Beekiags second War Song third time Taira Duncan Hotel handicap one mile Prime Minister first Linda second Lily of the pent tact re had eee haie tustesto ddeette fourth race five one y first Fatthe Griffen second Mark third
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Nashville
Tenn
Mickle
Vasco
Hogar
Hester
Beekiags
War Song
Prime Minister
Linda
Lily of the
Fatthe Griffen
Mark
Baseball Schedule Promises Widespread League Details
The notice describes a 24 page schedule titled League Teams at Home and Abroad with daily league contests and leading batsmen records. Published by F K Lanpher & Co at 10 cents, the Post offers the Baseball Schedule along with Champion Pocket Sporting Manual or The Little Boxer for 1895.
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F. K. Lanpher & Co
the Post
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Seer
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Licina
Ahy
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Pate
Mullen
M. Harrington
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Callahan
McKillop
Leahy
Klobedanz
Lincoln
Rollins
California
Farrar
St. Sitfute
Crescent Shoe Store
Butlers
Stronge
Vy Son Z. Oodbury
Woodbers
Richmond
Virginia
Allen & Ginter
Maverick Towler
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Anshelm
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Boydeee
F. Sesslereeeee
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Garden City
Bowler
Eee
Locke
Landers
Raferty
Ees
ST. Asaph
Alexander
Bicycle Storage CO
Beacon St
Somerset Street
Stearns
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Columbus Ave
Minnie R
H. E. Willis
Mystic Park
Alix
Goshen
N. Y
John Goldsmith
Alar
Alcantaras
George Scattergood
Happy Minnie
EF. L. Robinson
London
Donoughue
Reminder
Champion
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