Resolute to be launched at 6 30 tomorrow night
George A. Cormack of the New York Yacht Club announced that the yacht Resolute will launch at 6 30 tomorrow evening at the Herreshoff shop in Bristol. It is believed the vessel may not go overboard before after 7 due to Herreshoff objections to launching in daylight for America's cup contender.
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George A. Cormack
New York Yacht Club
Resolute
Herreshoff
Bristol
Herreshoffs
Bristol Watches Launch Preparations and Defiance Progress
Attendees at the Bristol launch remove cameras to avoid repeats of a 15 year old dock accident. Robert Emmons and Charles Adams will stay aboard the Resolute and the prospective defender until launch. A Boston yachtsmen delegation is expected for the ceremony. In Bath Me the racing sloop Defiance’s planking is finished with deck nearly laid and decisions pending on mainmast material to optimize strength and weight.
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Bristol
Robert W. Emmons
Charles Francis Adams
Defender
Boston
Bath
New York
Giants Bury Phillies 12 4 on Opening Day
Tesreau strong in seven as New York tops Philadelphia 12 to 4. Schupp allows two hitless innings, Mayer wild, six NY runs in sixth frame, crowd watched band concert and mayor toss ball.
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New York
Giants
Phillies
Mitchel
Mayer
Jacobs
Tesreau
Schupp
AB. R. BH
A. B. Bescher
Doyle
Murray
McLean
Alii
Philadelphia
R. BH. TB
A. B. Peitert
Icc. & S
Byree
Tobert
Mae
Lessskers
Cravath
Luderus
O O Murphy
aBecker
Seeeeesee Reed
Killifer
Bescher
Burns
Seide
Byrne
Fletcher
Lobert
Stock
Merkle
Pitcher Removed by Law in Federal Game
George Sto vall's Kansas City Federals lost 9 to 1 to Tinker's team on April 23. Big Chief Johnson, the Federals pitcher, was barred from play by an injunction from Judge Foell, after jumping from the Cincinnati Reds. The game collapse came despite 15 hits by the Sulls.
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Chicago
George Stovall
Kansas City Federals
Tinker’s Crew
Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Sulls
Foell
Superior Court
Chicago Wins Opener as Potts Stars in Kansas City Clash
A crowd of about 30 000 watched Chicago beat Kansas City 9 to 5 at Weeghman park. Potts keyed the KC offense with a single and two-base hits while Hendrix held KC to five hits. Johnson pitched early for KC, with Stone and Hogan aiding Chicago’s victory.
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Claude Hendrix
Chicago
Kansas City
Potts
Stovall
Hasterly
Gilmore
Stone
Johnson
Chadbourne
Kenworthy
Zwilling
Farrell
Wilson
Zeider
Tinker
Beck
Flack
Hogan
Hendrix
Weeghman
United States
R.H.E
Pittsburg Edges Brooklyn 6 5 In Tight Federal League Game
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 6 to 5 in a hard hitting Federal League contest on April 24. Barger spun six strong innings despite eight hits as Pittsburg used three pitchers. Scoring details show Pittsburg led 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 and Brooklyn 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 with batteries Barger Berry Marion Chapelle Lafitte Owens.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Barger
R.B.E
Berry
Marion
Chappelle
Baltimore Defeats Buffalo 4 to 3 in Pitcher Switch
Baltimore beat Buffalo 4 to 3 as Krapp relieved Moore in the fourth after Baltimore scored two runs on three hits and an error with none out. Wilhelm and Jacklitsch. Moore Krapp Blair were the batteries.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Krapp
Moore
R.H.E. Baltimore
Wilhelm
Jacklitsch
Blair
St. Louis Beats Indianapolis 3 0 to Open Season
In Indianapolis on April 28 St. Louis broke the game open with eight ninth inning runs on two singles an infield hit and a double after a pitchers duel between Keupper and Falkenberg. Final score Indianapolis 0 St. Louis 3. Batteries Keupper Hartley Falkenberg Texter.
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St. Louis
Keupper
Falkenberg
R.ele
Hartley
Texter
Pittsburg
Adams
Dolan
Spyder
Hagemin
Mowrey
Wagner
Viox
Konetchy
Mitchell
Gibson
Kelly
Wilson
A.B
Carey
J. H. Kelly
Cneeseres
Konetehy
Sone Weer
Ete
O Adams
Vpo
Lois AB Hk
Teene Huggins
TB. PO
Magee
Butler
Miller
Cruise
Snyder
Hageman
Bote Sc Dinvee
Kelley
Koneteby
Mowrey Bi
Man
hOen
Orth
Byron
Local Scores From Weekend Baseball Card
In a set of city matches Nashville beat Memphis 1 to 0. Birmingham defeated Montgomery 7 to 2. Chattanooga won over Atlanta 3 to 1. Mobile won 2 to 0 over New Orleans, while the New Orleans game against another team went 12 innings ending 2 to 2.
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Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Braves Thrash Dodgers 9 to 1 in opener at Walpole Street
Captain Johnny Evers leads the Boston Nationals as lefty George Tyler struggles with the wind. Four-run fourth inning powers a nine to one victory over Brooklyn. Wagner and Pfef fer held the line late as the crowd of 7500 braved a biting northeast gale. New tryouts Bill Ross and George Connell to appear tomorrow.
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McCarthy
Brooklyn
Mann
Evers
Braves
Walpole Street Grounds
Johnny Evers
Boston Nationals
Brooklyn Invaders
G. Stallings
Walpole Street
Gaffney
George Tyler
Derry
N. H
Span
Wilbert Robinson
George
Lefty
Tyler
Dodger
Pat Ragan
Wagner
Pfeffer
Egan
Ragan
Robinson
Maranville
Joe Connolly
Stengel
Rabbit
Johnny
Joe
Dodgers
Kid Elberfeld
Wheat
Tom Griffith
Dalton
Smith
Jake Daubert
Swallings
South Boston
Bill Ross
George Connell
Harvard Club to Honor Oarsmen After Yale Victories
The Harvard Club of Boston will host a complimentary dinner in its new clubhouse on Wednesday evening April 29 for the Harvard eight four oared and the freshman eight, all of which crews defeated Yale at New London last June. Major Henry L. Higginson will preside with speakers including Justice William C. Loring, Perry D. Trafford, Clement B. Wood, Dr W E Ladd, Charles T. Abeles, and Quentin Reynolds.
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Harvard Club
Boston
Harvard University
Yale
New London
Harvard
Henry L. Higginson
William C. Loring
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Cambridge
Perry D. Trafford
New York
Clement B. Wood
Philadelphia
W. FE. Ladd
Charles T. Abeles
St. Louis
Quentin Reynolds
Montclair
N. J
Feds Enjoined in Kansas City Baseball Dispute
Chicago April 23 A Superior Court injunction bars George H Johnson former Cincinnati pitcher from playing for the Kansas City Federals and blocks interference with Cincinnati players under contract The court was told Johnson had signed with Kansas City while still under Cincinnati contract and that losing him would cause material damage to Cincinnati The Kansas City club sought a second restraining order over threats to recruit other under contract players
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Chicago
George H. Johnson
Cincinnati National League Baseball
Kansas City
Federal League Baseball
Foell
Kansas City Federal League
Cincinnati
Johnson
Kansas City Federals
Kansas City Federal Club
Four hits suffice for Cub victory
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 on April 23 as pitcher Douglass allows four hits. Lavender and Good contribute key doubles and Johnston scores on a fifth inning double play sequence. Clark and Morgan add a run for Chicago while Cincinnati avoids a shutout with a fifth inning score.
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Chicago
Douglass
Cincinnati
Lavender
Leach
Good
Zimmerman
Johnston
Clark
Morgan
Herzog
Moran
Hoblitzell
Ingersoll
R. BH
E. Good
Seer
Sweeney
Schulte
Fae
Sailer
Peewee
Archer
S& . Bates
Marsane
I Niehoff
Baseball Games Wanted For Amateur Teams
Walnut A C of Mount Auburn seeks baseball games with fast amateur teams. Contact John F. McCarthy at 133 Cush ing Street Cambridge. Parkside B B O has 15 year teams at Kelley 11 Washington Street Somerville seeking opponents.
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Walnut A. C
Mount Auburn
John F. McCarthy
Cushing Street
Cambridge
Parkside B. B. O
Kelley
Washington Street
Somerville
Baseball schedule notices across leagues
In the American League games Boston meets Washington New York plays Philadelphia and Detroit faces St Louis. In the National League Brooklyn visits Boston Cincinnati travels to Chicago Philadelphia plays New York and St Louis hosts Pittsburgh. In the Federal League Buffalo plays Baltimore and Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
P.C
P.O
Chica
New Fork
Bostom
Parkside Juniors and Somerville Clubs Form Coed Youth Leagues
Parkside Juniors lists 18 and 14 year teams at 26 Wiorence street East Somer. Claremont Club of Somerville operates four semi professional teams at William M. Momson 97 Rogers avenue West Somerville. Cardinals of South Boston fields 16 and 16 year teams led by Joseph L. Sullivan 8 James avenue South Boston.
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Parkside
Ares
Wiorence Street
East Somerville
Claremont Club
Somerville
William M. Momson
Rogers Avenue
West Somerville
Cardinals
South Boston
Joseph L. Sullivan
James Avenue
Pirates Win Seventh Straight Victory
The Pirates roll to their seventh consecutive win as they open at home against the Cardinals.
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Boston
Pirates
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