Giants and Bostons Clash in Two Innings of Scoring
At the Polo Grounds tens of thousands were expected but only about 5000 attended as the Giants and the Boston team opened their series. Boston led with two big innings, the Giants replying in the seventh and eighth, but tumbling in the fifth as Boston surged ahead.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Giants
Doyle
Bostons
Rusie
Davis
McCarthy
Duffy
Collins
Nichols
Nash
Stivetts
Boston
Cums
Tucker
Tiernan
Ganzel
Rosie
Lowe
Stivette
Long
Stafford
Mac
Farrell
McGill Dominates With Wild Fourth In Philadelphia Defeat
In Washington McGill walked three batters in the fourth inning, all scoring as runs, sealing Philadelphia's loss. He struck out nine and held the lineup to few hits other than the lone inning. Attendance was about 3,800 as Stocksdale and Mullarkey faced Cleveland and Philadelphia batters.
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McGill
Philadelphia
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Stocksdale
Hillarkey
Eggton
Dale
Mullarkey
Mc Buckley
Cleveland Stuns St Louis With Five Run Ninth Inning
Attendance 1200 as Cleveland beats St Louis 8 3. Errors: St Louis five. Hits Cleveland 15, St Louis 7. Batteries Wallace O Connor and McDougal Staley and Peitz. Captain Tebeau fined for coaching himself while running bases. had a lead of seven.
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Cleveland
Ccceeess
Eenie Ouwed
St. Louis
Wallace
O’connor
McDougal
Staley
Peitz
Chicago Beats Louisville In Low Scoring Baseball Game
Chicago won a featureless game in Louisville with 7 hits to 11 for Louisville. Hutchison scattered Louisville hits while McCotton pitched well for Chicago. Attendance listed at 1440 as Chicago played strong defense and Louisville struggled at the plate.
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ChiCago
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Ghignbo
Horrors
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Donohue
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Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati in Second Straight Loss
A crowd of about 2400 watched Pittsburg defeat Cincinnati 6 to 4 after 1 inning, with Pittsburg scoring early and late. Hits were 12 for Pittsburg and 11 for Cincinnati, and both sides made two errors. Kilien Sugden Dwyer Spies were the Battery for Pittsburg and Cincinnati respectively.
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Sugden
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Brown Defeats Dartmouth 5 to 3 in Tight Contest
Brown defeated Dartmouth 5 to 3 in Providence as White pitched effectively for Brown and Dartmouth managed four singles. Dinsmore was hit freely, White delivered two doubles, and Summersgill started at first in place of sick captain Bustard. The score stood 5 to 3.
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Dinsmore
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Eae
Dartmouth Ee Wee Wwe
Sultz
Folsom
Abbott
Davisney
Dunne
Low- Lauder
Harvard Freshmen Battle Varsity In 8 To 56 Loss
Harvard baseball at Holmes field saw the freshman and varsity nines combine for a mixed battery. The varsity won 8 to 56 as the freshmen showed steady play but wilted under fast action. The class series runs May 3 to May 16 with finals May 16 to 23.
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Holmes Field
Paine
Buckman
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Slade
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Lowell
Yale Loses to Toronto in wind affected game
The Toronto nine defeated Yale 6 to 4 in New Haven as high wind limited safe fly hits. Trudeau walked eight, Speer's muff allowed three Toronto runs, and Greenway captained Yale for an injured Austin. Batteries Crane and Casey for Yale. Trudeau and Greenway for Toronto. Umpires Southey and Hinkey.
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Conn
Toronto
Yale
Trudeau
Speer
Greenway
Austin
Potorlo
Crane
Casey
Southey
Hinkey
Lowells Beat Boston College In Low Scoring Game
Lowell defeats Boston College as Lowells dominate with Quirk four hits and seven total, Flanagan six hits ten RBIs, and Long flawless in pitching against an BC lineup that musters only a triple by Kearnes.
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Lowells
Tebeau
Flanagan
Long
Sullivan
Kearnes
Boston College
Maloy
Clement
Clarke
McDermott
Tufts Beats Phillips Exeter 8 to 1 in Easley Park Game
Tufts defeated Phillips Exeter Academy 8 1 as Exeter made eight errors in two innings leading to eight Tufts runs. Ives scored Exeter's lone run on a wild throw. Haley made a running catch for Exeter. Batteries Johnson and Foss for Tufts Ives and Scannell for Exeter.
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N. H
Tufts
Phillips Exeter Academy
Haley
Ives
Duda Aienchteoase
University of Pennsylvania Beats Lawrenceville in Baseball
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team defeated Lawrenceville School 14 to 8 on Lawrenceville grounds. Pitchers Dickson Renning and Arrott Kafer combined for U of P. errors were 5 for U of P. and 7 for Lawrenceville.
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Lawrenceville
N. J
University of Pennsylvania
Lawrenceville School
Biisavins
U. of P
Dickson
Renning
Arrott
Kafer
Williams Defeats Blackington 26 to 5 in Easier Match
Williams dominated Blackington 26 to 5 after noon at Williamsport. The game featured strong defense and a clear scoring edge for Williams as they built an early lead and cruised to victory.
Baseball box score highlights for Williams and Blackington
Game notes praise Street Drysdale and Bradley for best work with Blackington W Mahoney and Fleming also strong. Score shows Williams 17 Blackington 7, with stolen bases 14 for Williams and 5 for Blackington and errors 4 for Williams 10 for Blackington. Batteries list Williams Corey Draper Davis and Blackington T Thomas Davis.
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Drysdale
Bradley
Blackington
W. Mahoney
Fleming
Williams
Corey
Draper
Davis
T. Thomas
Brockton Beats Boston Union Behind First Inning Surge
Brockton defeated the Boston Union team 17 to 1 in Brockton today. Stockel hit the season's first home run as Brockton bunched hits in the opening frames to take a strong lead. Attendance was 150 with Brockton using Lawson Quirk Fitzgerald Drinkwater and the Union using Donovan Jupiter on the mound.
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Mass
Boston Union
Stockel
Boston
Unions
Lawson
Quirk
Fitzgerald
Drinkwater
Donovan
Jupiter
Bowdoin Falls 9 to 4 to Lewiston in Maine clash
Bowdoin lost to Lewiston New England League club 9 to 4 in Brunswick. Lewiston players Mains and Viau starred with strong hitting while Bowdoin’s Fairbanks and Leighton led their side. Lewiston racked up 10 base hits to Bowdoin’s 5 as errors favored the visitors. Batteries were Mains Viau Burke for Lewiston and Budge Haines Toothacher Wilson for Bowdoin.
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Brunswick
Lewiston
Springfield Defeats New Bedford In Eastern League Game
Springfield outhits New Bedford seven to eight and wins despite late New Bedford rally stalled by coach decisions. Attendance 500. Final score 23 to 3. Batteries were Coughlin Gruber Gunson for Springfield and Betterger Friend Clancy Sharpe for New Bedford.
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Mass
Springfields
New Bedfords
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Coughlin
Gruber
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Betterger
Friend
Clancy
Sharpe
State College Beats Lehigh In Exhibition Baseball Game
State College defeated Lehigh 17 to 9 in an exhibition at Bethlehem. Lehigh pitcher Bowie left after eight innings, Turner finished. Final line score shows State College 20014107 and Lehigh 0? unclear. errors 10 both sides. Batters: Bowie Turner Gross Nesbitt Hayes.
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Penn
State College
Lehigh
Bowie
Turner
Gross
Nesbitt
Hayes
Princeton Defeats Lafayette In Slow Rounders Game
Princeton won the April 24 contest in Princeton New Jersey 7 to 3. The batting was lively but otherwise ineffective with 14 hits for Princeton and 3 for Lafayette. Batteries were Altman Easton Jayne and Trenchard for Princeton Criswell Clarke and Barclay for Lafayette.
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N. J
Lafayette
Altman
Easton
Jayne
Trenchard
Criswell
Clarke
Barclay
Haverhill Association Team Falls to Andover in Campus Game
On April 24 on Andover campus the Haverhill association team lost to Phillips Academy 8 to 6. The score shows Andover with 9 base hits to Haverhill's 8, with pitching by M Standish Hofford and R Standish for Andover and Lucy Sedgwick and Drew behind Haverhill.
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Haverhill Association
Phillips Academy
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Hofford
R. Standish
Lucy
Sedgwick
Drew
Groton Defeats Cushing Academy in High-Scoring Tilt
Groton School defeated Cushing Academy of Ashburnham 21 to 10 in a loosely played afternoon game. Clarke Haughton and Sturgis led Groton with strong shooting while Sanders Smith and Pratt contributed on the offense. the final score reflected a dominant Groton performance.
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Asbhburnham
Clarke
Haughton
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Sanders
Smith
Pratt
St Mark Defeats Boston Latin In Low-Scoring Game
St Mark's College beat Boston Latin School 25 to 11 in Southboro on April 24. St Mark's piled up 14 base hits to Boston Latin's 10, with White and Simpson opposed by Foster and Davis in the battery.
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St. Mark’s College
Boston Latin School
St. Mark’s
White
Simpson
Foster
Davis
Amherst Defeats Wesleyan In Loose Pratt Field Game
Amherst defeated Wesleyan 9 to 4 on Pratt field in a loosely played afternoon clash. Amherst led with a strong offense while Wesleyan struggled to respond in the early and late innings.
Buffalo Routs Troy in Close Eastern League Crosstown Clash
Buffalo defeats the Troy team 8 to 2 in an exciting game played in Troy New York. Buffalo used strong hitting to secure the win over the visiting Troys from the New York State League.
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Troy
N. Y
Buffalo
Troys
Augusta Exeters at Diamond Point in Patchy Report
The Augustas play at Exeter today as Larouche strains his pitching arm. O’Hara, released by Nashua, complains he lacked a fair trial behind the bat. Brockton releases Chase and Laird. Nadeau debuts with Boston Unions. Multiple team moves, signings, and season openers outlined.
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Exeter
Larouche
Augusta
Kh. J. O'Hara
Nashua
Morton
Joe Sullivan
Philadelphias
Manger Perrin
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George Chase
Elmer Laird
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Watkins
Lehane
Pettee
Bradley
Boxing Gossip and Rumors From the Boston Scene
A city boxing column discusses Dick OBrien’s rise to the front rank of American middleweights after defeating Dobbs and challenges Creedon to a middleweight contest. It also mentions Peter Jackson, Jack Dempsey, Hall Fitzsimmons fights, and various club notes, with anecdotes from boxing writers and local personalities.
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America
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Reminder Wins City and Suburban Handicap at Epsom
At the Epsom spring meeting on day two the city and suburban handicap for three-year-olds and up, with 1000 sovereigns added, was won by Reminder a four year old. Stowmarket and Irish Car took second and third. Radiate captured the Hyde Park plate for two-year-olds after a dead heat for second between Eau dOr and Miss Archer.
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London
Reminder
Stowmarket
Radiate
Eau d’Or
Miss Archer
Suburban Handicap Entries For Coney Island Club
The Coney Island Jockey Club lists entries for the suburban handicap of 18 percent. Competitors include Ramapo, Domino, Hornpipe, Rubicon, Sir Walter, Fusileer, Lazzarone, Dr. Rice, Bassettlaw, Song and Dance, Candelabra, Sport, Longdale, Gotham, Ed Kearney, Declare, Dutch Skater, Flora Thornton, Herald, Lightfoot, and Holloway among others.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Ramapo
Domino
Hornpipe
Rubicon
Sir Walter
Fusileer
Lazzarone
Dr. Rice
Bassettlaw
Song and Dance
Sport
Longdale
Gotham
Ed Kearney
Declare
Yale Track to Introduce New Class Championship System
The Yale Track Athletic Association announced a new competition format for tomorrow's spring track games to decide the university class championship. The victorious class will receive the Cuyler Cup for track athletics.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Track Athletic Association
Boy wonder Grant Eby to clash with McCune in 400 point pool
Grant Eby and interleague pool champion William E McCune square off tonight in a two night match totaling 400 points. Eby must pocket 400 balls to McCune's 320 to win.
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Boy Wonder
William E. McCune
Eby
McCune
Bruce & Paige
Washington Street
Hayward
Roy Wonder
William EL McOune
Moe. Oune
At & P.m
British yacht rivals may cross Atlantic for cup trials
The Yachting World reports that Valkyrie III and Ailsa could sail to American waters to decide which is likeliest to challenge for the America's Cup. A Clyde yachtsman predicts neither would return with the Cup, suggesting American Defender will outbuild British designs regardless of Brit ish boat speed.
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Atlantic
Clyde
Yachting World
Spray Sets Sail On World Voyage From Boston Harbor
Captain Joshua Slocum launches the forty-foot Spray from National docks East Boston for a round the world voyage. The vessel heads to Gloucester first with plans to reach South America or Panama, promising updates as the journey continues.
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Horse Racing Entries at Alexander Track Race Card
The entry list for six races at Alexander includes first race six and a quarter furlongs with Wang and others listed at 110, second race five eighths of a mile with Key West and peers, third race six and a quarter furlongs with Mac Hunt and a Gelding date Bessie Hinkle, fourth race one and one sixteenths miles selling with Galloping King and Florine, fifth race six and a quarter furlongs selling with Pondieu and Thackeray, sixth race six and a half furlongs selling with A. O. H. and Lum among others.
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Sonora
Elmstone
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Syracuse
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Despatch
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Paris
Jimmy James
First race results at five-eighths mile selling
In the first race Woheeier won with Mavel Glenn second and Cuckoo third. Lime clocked 1:08. The half mile Ban dala led Hermia with tira in third and Pine showing time.
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Winners at Nashville Races Report April 24
In Nashville Tennessee on April 24 the six furlong first race was won by Bessie Nichols with Pat Tucker second and Guilty third in 1 01 3 4. Lasalle won the four furlongs second race with Utopia second and Dennis third in 4 seconds. Mollie B won the one mile third race with Rasper second and Shining Bell and Terrapin dead heat for third in 1 41 1 4. Dr Work won the seven furlongs fourth race with Rainmaker second and Lay On third in 1 28. Metropole won the six furlongs fifth race with Helen W second and May Thompson third in 1 14 1 2.
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Oxford and Cambridge Summer Meet Challenge Noted
President Kendrick of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association received an informal letter from the Oxford Athletic Association president. It states the summer meeting challenge has been received and will be considered with Cambridge in a forthcoming conference.
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Kendrick
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Oxford Athletic Association
Cambridge
Bartholomew Benefit Set at Grand Opera House Tomorrow
A testimonial benefit for veteran performer W H Bartholomew of Maffit and Bartholomew will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Grand Opera House. An elaborate program features Edward Harrigan and company, George W Adams, Coughlin brothers, MacDonough brothers, Leon Neir, Page and Gilbert, Athos family, Harry Conor, Julius B Witmark, Harry Gilfoil, Paul Dresser and company, Edwina, Mrs Alice Wood, Willie Kimball, and the Maffitt and Bartholomew duo returning to their signature act. Regular prices apply.
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Green Goods
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Willimantic Bank To Be Placed In Receiver Hands
Comptroller Eckels received a preliminary bank examiner report on the closed First National Bank of Willimantic Connecticut. He decided to appoint a permanent receiver, with the comptroller expecting all creditors will ultimately be paid in full.
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Eckels
Dooley
First National Bank of
Waltham track scene and local cycling club notes
A letter from Waltham describes Duke William and track preparations near Louisville. Prospects include Canadian entrants and press box plans. Local cycling clubs host events, parties, and meetings with new members and officers. racing and bowling results surface alongside social gatherings and club news.
Cyclist Center’s Death ruled unavoidable by coroner
In New York on April 24 the coroner’s jury found the bicycle accident that killed Robert Center unavoidable. Center, struck by a coal cart on Western boulevard near Seventy second street, was unavoidably hit while four or five bicyclists rode past. Cart driver Frederick Winkel was exonerated.
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Hoeber
Robert Center
Center
Seventy Second Street
Frederick Winkel
Walter Greer
Colonial Club
Winkel
Greer
Center’s Pioneering Wheel Brought Cycling to Country
The article notes Center’s fame among cyclists and his historic role as the first person to introduce a bicycle to this country, with the speed regulation and right turn rules reflecting early cycling culture.
Fall From Wheel Proves Fatal for Man in Woonsocket
War ren M Jenison aged 25 married was thrown from a bicycle in Woonsocket Rhode Island today. His head struck a stone fracturing his skull and his injury is likely to prove fatal.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Warren M. Jenison
Bicyclist Dies After Wagon Collision in Yonkers
Chauncey B. Devitt, son of Yonkers produce merchant John J. Devitt, was run over by a coal wagon on Woodworth Avenue while cycling. Several ribs were broken and he died this morning.
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Chauncey B. Devitt
John J. Devitt
Yonkers
Woodworth Avenue
Yale Forms Consolidated Baseball Club
Yale's Consolidated Nine in New Haven forms a new baseball club with senior members including Butterworth Hinkey and Adee from the football squad. Captain is Ben Dwight. The team will schedule games with minor colleges and amateur teams near New York.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Consolidated
Butterworth, Hinkey and
Adee
Ben Dwight
New York
New Sunday Liquor Sales Scheme Questioned in Court
In Greenfield April 24 a Superior Court acquitted Joseph Bertrand who ordered and drank liquor while Henry Fournier paid. Landlord Whittaker of the Farren House Turner's Falls had been indicted for selling liquor Sunday to Fournier. District Attorney Aiken noted no conviction sought. Lawyers claim a dry party could order and drink while another pays indefinitely.
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Turner’s Falls
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Bertrand
Aiken
Richardson
Boston Yacht Club Holds Quiet Quarterly Meeting
The Boston Yacht Club met at Parker's yesterday afternoon with John A. Stetson presiding. no business of importance was transacted.
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Boston Yacht Club
Parker’s
John A. Stetson
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