Those Meek and Lowly Dodgers Shut Out the Braves
Brooklyn rookie Kent pitched a complete game to blank the Boston Braves 7–0 at New York. Daubert and Moran sparked a Dodgers attack with timely hits as Tyler faltered, then Kent and solid Dodgers defense sealed the shutout. Kaiser sold to Indianapolis with Boston holding right to repurchase.
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Phelps
Kent
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Daubert
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Devlin
Boston
Dodgers
al Kaiser
Indianapolis American Association
Rigler Likely No Champion Says Queensberry View
The Marquis of Queensberry likely agrees Amp Rigler will not win the title. His footwork is sharp but his kidney punch technique is crude and noted as a weakness.
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Marquis of Queensberry
Amp Rigler
Baseball score and highlights with Chicago and Pittsburgh
Three-base hit by Wilson and a home run by Lennox highlight the game. Leach Miller Zimmerman and Sheckard contribute in offense while Brown Adams Lavender and Toney manage pitching. Chicago left five on base as Pittsburgh records four walks and multiple double plays.
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Pittsburg
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Lennox
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Byrne
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Wee
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Leach
Zimmerman
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Schulte
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Toney
Johnstone
Eason
Flanagan Takes Post With Providence International Team
Brockton April 23. Steve Flanagan former Brockton manager and longtime New England league figure has joined the Providence team of the International league the Detroit farm. James Reilly who held the job was forced to retire due to health. Flanagan sold his Brockton interest to Joe Burns and Burns partner John W. McCue now own the club.
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Steve Flanagan
Providence
Detroit
James Reilly
Flanagan
Joe Burns
Taunton
Burns
John W. McCue
Yale Loses To New Haven Nine In Connecticut League Game
Yale was defeated 10 to 6 by the New Haven nine in a cold game. Yale used substitute batteries and Gile endured heavy hits in the third inning while Dyer pitched poorly. Reilly doubled and scored in the sixth, Merritt stole bases and scored in the eighth, and Burdett and Blossom made notable defensive plays as New Haven, led by Miller Wilson and Nagle, pulled ahead.
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Dyer
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Nagle
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Fireman Flynn Leaves No Message For Call Back
The report notes Fireman Jim Flynn has departed without leaving any message or contact for a return call, leaving officials without a lead or instruction for follow up.
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Jim Flynn
McGraw Relents Lets Phillies Postpone Game
Philadelphia fans cheered as Muggsy McGraw agreed to postpone the Giants-Phillies game due to nine Phillies in hospital lists. Doola with appendicitis and other players suffering breaks grippe pneumonia and strained ligaments left substitutes scarce, prompting a plan to play tomorrow if a full team is available.
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McGraw
Giants
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Otto Knabe
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Lobert
Magee
Walsh
Killifer
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Grippe
Knabe
Chalmers
Moore
Literary Chances Include Phillies Star Lobert as Scribe
Hans Lobert of the Phillies has joined the list of playing scribes. Since his injury he has been writing stories of how he broke into the major leagues. A joint thesis by Bugs Raymond and Rube Waddell on breaking into the majors would offer lessons for aspiring minor leaguers.
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Hans Lobert
Phillies
Bugs Raymond
Rube Waddell
Brooklyn Manager Dahlen Fined and Suspended by National League
New York April 23. National League President Lynch fines Brooklyn manager Dahlen $100 and suspends him until May 4 for an incident at the Polo Grounds last Saturday. Umpire Rigler is fined $100 for involvement in the fisticuffs.
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Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Kent
Boston Braves
Braves
Lynch
National League
Dahlen
Rigler
Polo Grounds
Reds Triumph Over St Louis 4 1 to End Series
Cincinnati pitcher Benton stifles St Louis as the Reds win 4 to 1 in the final game. Harmon gets hits aided by Mowrey and Mitchell while Benton and the St Louis staff are supported by solid defense. Key plays include Mowrey’s three-base hit and a sacrifice by Ellis.
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St. Louis
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Mowrey
Mitchell
Ellis
Cincimatic
Goniss
Bates
Egan
Smith
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Olympic Cyclers Hold May 5 Tryout For 200 Mile Race
The Olympic tryout for the 200 mile bicycle road race is set for May 5 at a triangular course and May 12 if rain. Start time is 7 am with riders must be at Copley square by 6 30 am for instructions. Entry fees and registration go to Fred I Perreault Malden by May 29. qualifiers earn a NC AA souvenir and a final in New York May 25 with rain date June 1.
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Fred I. Perreault
Wolcott Street
Malden
New York
Cleveland Team in U S League at Work
The Cleveland team of the United States league began its first practice with nearly 80 players reporting to manager Jack O'Connor. Catches Howard Wakefield, outfielder Joe Delehanty and first baseman Jerry Freeman joined the session as work continues toward the May 1 season opener.
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Jack O’connor
Howard Wakefield
Joe Delehanty
Basman
Jerry Freeman
Dorchester High Beats School of Fine Arts 13 to 3
Dorchester High School defeated the School of the Museum of Fine Arts 13 to 3 at Dunbar avenue grounds. The visitors scored all their runs in the last inning with Dorchester’s second team on the field. Nineteen Dorchester players appeared in the game.
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Moeller
Washington
Fiee
Fenway Park
Nunamaker
Wagner
Dorchester High School
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Dorchester
Zackert Retained by St Louis in Baseball Dispute
The National Baseball Commission ruled that G. Zackert remains with the St. Louis club until a formal release is made. Montreal had sought his services after negotiations with the St. Louis team in the International league.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
G. Zackert
St. Louis
Montreal
International League
Miller Move Secures Outfielder for St Louis
Cincinnati reports Elmer Miller an outfielder has been released to Fort Wayne in the Central league but is then secured by the St Louis Nationals. Manager Bresnahan refused to waive and paid the waiver price to land the player.
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Elmer Miller
Fort Wayne
St. Louis Nationals
Bresnahan
St. Louis
Cleveland Returns Bert Whaling to Seattle Team
Cleveland reports catcher Bert Whaling, acquired from Seattle in the Northwestern league last fall, is being returned to that club today.
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Bert Whaling
Seattle
Wash
Wrestlers and boxing stars loom in hub and Boston tourneys
Promoters stage a stacked card with Stanislaus Zbyszko and Jesse Westergard set for April 29 in the Hub. Timed by Tuohey the local mat scene shines with Frank Gotch absent, while champions and contenders from Yale to Harvard prep for upcoming trials and shows.
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Jesse Westergard
Frank Gotch
Mighty Pole
Rakcevich
Ordemann
Westergard
West
Tuohey
Pole
Irish American Packy McFarland Born in Chicago
Irish American Packy McFarland was born in Chicago on November 1, 1888. The note adds a perspective on wind and fitness through outdoor exercise at public gyms like Charlesbank, suggesting daily routines to improve stamina. It also mentions wrestling bouts and provides an address for George Tuohey in the Winthrop Building.
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McFarland
Chicago
Charlesbank
George Tuohey
Winthrop Building
City
Hope for Tyrus Cobb in Detroit Reports
Revision notes suggest there is some hope for Tyrus Cobb of Detroit. The hotel clerks must have been praying for him.
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Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Kilbane Dundee Bout Set for May 15 in New York
Johnny Kilbane accepted a May 15 match with Johnny Dundee in New York. Kilbane will receive 5000 dollars or 40 percent of the gate for a 10 round bout. The contest location is New York City and the date is April 23.
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Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
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Kilbane
Dartmouth Prepares For Bowdoin Home Game
Hanover N H April 23 The Greer baseball squad held a long practice on campus as they prepare for their first home game with Bowdoin tomorrow. The varsity showed strong hitting while Bennett tied a historic campus mark and Morey will start on the mound with Alden catching.
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Bowdoin
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John Torres
Chief Myers
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Malden
Alden
English High Beats South Boston High in 6 4 Baseball
English High School edged South Boston High 6 to 4 in a late comeback. Murphy pitched well for English with key hits and a late four-run ninth inning rally, while Connell fumbled to help the Light and Dark Blue pull off the win.
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Connell
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Market on Rain Checks Declines Bear Market Fears
An observer notes rain checks remain plentiful despite market concerns. The piece suggests sustained consumer access to rain check offers amid economic unease, highlighting steady supply and shopper confidence.
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