New York Tops Boston In Hair-raising Pitchers’ Battle
Timely seventh inning hitting by Gleason Carrick and Van Haltren gives New York a 4 3 win over Boston. Kid Nichols and Bill Carrick pitched well as Giants capitalize a first inning lead, then hold off Boston counters with sharp defense and late heroics.
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New York
Bostons
Gleason
Carrick
van Haltren
Bill’ Carrick
Nichols
Boston
Giants
Mercer
Davis
Selbach
Long
Hamilton
Barry
Collins
Grady
Freeman
Jack
Doyle
Clarke
Bosons
Tenney
Duffy
Is— Ma
Paedee
van H Itren
Vis
Broong Davis
Peete Conner
Cincinnati Five Struggles As Tannehill Keeps Them At Bay
Cincinnati battled Tannehill but failed to come through with timely hits and sloppy defense by the infield, as Pittsburg’s fielding stood out. The score remained in doubt throughout the game.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Tannehill
Fer
Pittsburg
ABA
Eaa GC
Bivacccatore
Williams
Wagner
O'Brien
Ritchey
R. PO
Wasrener
Pilliam
Smith
Geler
O’brien
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Brettenstein
Breitenstein
Epee
Immer
O’ Day
Donahue shuts out Brooklyn as Phillies win
Philadelphia pitchers held Brooklyn scoreless in a sharp fielding game. Filch led with a home run and a triple as the Phillies blanked Brooklyn in a game where Brooklyn failed to supply the timely hit.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Donahue
Brooklyn
Filch
R. Thomas
A. E Slagle
Frick
R Loscass
McFarland
Myers
Cross
AB. PO
Sheckard
Eeesseaeas
Keefer
Jennings
Kelley
Jones
McGuire
Kennedy
Filic
Flick
Delehanty
Mire
Hyde Park Beats Somerville In Tight Tufts Oval Tilt
Hyde Park defeated Somerville yesterday afternoon at Tufts oval in a hard fought game. Both teams were weak in fielding but played solidly at the bat. The final score shows Hyde Park 15 to Somerville 2 with uneven innings. Umpires Pete and Watters. Attendance 250.
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Hyde Park
Somerville
Tufts Oval
Pete, Watters
American League Games Skid at Kansas City Milwaukee
Kansas City beat Milwaukee 8 to 2 while Buffalo edged Indianapolis 4 to 3 over in Indianapolis. The results reflect early season action with both expositions at the home venues.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Middletown Wesleyan Triumph Over Williams 7 to 5
In a yesterday ball game Wesleyan defeated Williams 7 to 5 at Middletown. Other results include Worcester winning 8 to 2 over Albany and Richmond Virginia beating Pennsylvania 19 to 4.
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Middletown
Williams
Wesleyan
Worcester
Albany
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Giants Triumph Despite Boston Hit Advantage Inning Summary
Boston made more hits and fewer errors than New York yet the Giants won. The piece notes manager changes, umpire instructions, player injuries, and upcoming college games, with updates on players like Curley and Sla gle and events involving Duffy, Lowe, and Rosie. The Boston Post team reorganized for the season under manager J. K. Morris.
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Boston
New York
Giants
Dick Cooley
Athletic Club
Freeman
Philadelphia
Delehanty
Fraser
Buck
Young
Curley
Tom Burns
Springfield
Bill Everett
Hank O’day
Little Slagle
Philadelphia Record
Duffy
Lowe
Phillies
Rogers
Rosie
Seymour
Dineen
Poston
Washington
Yiale
Amherst
New Haven
Princeton
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Cornell
Syracuse University
Ithaca
Brown
Williams
Providence
Darthmouth
Exeter
Holy Cross
Columbia
Worcester
Tufts
Boston College
Fordham
Lafayette
University of Vermont
Hamilton
Clinton
Williston
Easthampton
Ip High
St. Marks
Southorp
English High
Natick High
Natick
Boston Latin
Groton
Harvard
Boston College and Tufts Meet in Key Rivalry Game
This afternoon Boston College and Tufts face off at Tufts in a highly anticipated contest. Both teams are strong this season and a tight game is expected as fans from both colleges attend in large numbers after recent close results with Harvard.
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Boston Colege
Tufts
Boston College
Harvard
Dartmouth and Tufts name relay teams for Pennsylvania meet
Dartmouth selects Lawrence R. Hill of Concord N H to lead the relay squad with teammates Haskell Trull and McDavitt in the Pennsylvania meet. Tufts fields H S Taylor A Murphy Jr Eddie Trott and R E Nason against Penn state Cornell Lafayette Columbia Lehigh and Western University.
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Dartmouth
Tufts
Pennsylvania
Lawrence R. Hill
Concord
N. H
Hill
Haskell
Trull
McDavitt
Cornell
Lafayette
Columbia
Pennsylvania State College
Western University
Lehigh
U. of P
Taylor
A. Murphy, Jr
Eddie Trott
R. E. Nason
Man Crushed by Iron Girder in Brookline Accident
Joseph B. Doyle aged 29 of 2 Cameron Street Brookline was crushed under an iron girder that fell from a wagon while unloading at the old Library site on Boylston Street. He was taken to City Hospital after amputation of both legs. Medical staff described recovery chances as good. Police then took charge of Doyle.
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Joseph B. Doyle
Cameron Street
Brookline
Boylston Street
Williams
City Hospital
Emery 4 Hospital
Money for Porto Ricans' Relief
The United States transport MacPherson will sail tomorrow for Porto Rico with between five hundred thousand and five hundred thousand dollars in silver coin to be distributed among the island’s inhabitants.
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New York
United States Transport
MacPherson
Porto Rico
Lipton to Try Again for America's Cup in 1902
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton plans a fresh challenge for the 1902 America's Cup race. The candidate designer will be Fife, testing the Shamrock model, with an American syndicate likely including Harry Payne Whitney Herman Dury Morgan and W K Vanderbilt Jr. Herreshoff to build the defender.
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Fife
The
Herreshoffs
Defender
New York
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Harry ‘Payne Whitney
Herman B. Duryea
DB. D. Morgan
W. K. Vander
Bilt, Jr
Sir Thomas
Harvard Teams Practice Amid Field Changes and Upcoming Games
Harvard athletes train daily on Soldiers Field with track lacrosse and baseball in focus. The Crimson bolsters crews at Newell Club with shifting positions, while freshmen lose to Cambridge High and Latin 4 0.
Testimonial Dance For Widow Of Charles Wood Held In Deacon Hall
A testimonial dance for the widow of the late Charles Wood took place in Deacon Hall last night. Robert A. Christopher directed the event with Albert N. Steele as his assistant. Andy Leonard and Amelia Chapman hosted a cake walk with permission. Prominent attendees included Michael F. Harney, Charles Gilpatrick, John Collins, Parker Craven, Andrew Allgaler, Morris Welch, John Mingle, John Morrison, John Craven, F. Key, J. Marmand, J. Conaty, B. Plunkett, M. Kenney, L. Mayo, T. McManus, Misses M. Donnelly, M. Crowley, Kate McNulty, D. McLean, D. Dolan, Mary Crowley, M. Foy, B. McFarland, Mary Edwards, and Ida Kiri.
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Charles Wood
Deacon Hall
Robert A. Christopher
Albert N. Steele
Andy Leonard
Amelia Chapman
Michael F. Harney
Charles Gilpatrick
John Collins
Parker Craven
Andrew Allgaler
Morris Welch
John Mingle
Aneey
John Morrison
John Craven
F. Key
J. Marmand
J. Conaty
Plunkett
M. Kenney
L. Mayo
T. McManus
Misses M. Donnelly
M. Crowley
Kate McNulty
D. McLean
D. Dolan
Mary Crowley
M. Foy
Mcfarland
Mary Edwards
Ida Kiri
Faneuil Hall Club Hosts Drawn Lightweight Bout Night
Large turnout at Lyceum Hall East Boston watches Patsey Sweeney of Manchester New York and Martin Riley of Fall River end eight round feature in a draw. Earlier bouts Long Bonaparte with James Rourke and Ben De Barry versus Charles O Rourke also drawn. Riley cited a cold affecting vision. referee's decision after sixth round. Mayor Denny Murphy timekeeper. Frank Erne greeted as guest.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Patsey Sweeney
Riley
Sweeney
Ike Weir
H. Benton
Rob Roy
Cycling Scoring Error Corrected in Medfield Race
The Medfield road race on Patriots Day misattributed the third prize to B Thompson of Gloucester. The Chronograph Club refuted this, awarding third prize to Eugene Lord with a corrected time of 29 43 1 5, while Thompson rode 29 55 1 6. Plans for a May match race between local sprinters John W Wainwright and others are in motion.
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Gloucester
Chronograph Club
Eugene Lord
Thompson
John W. Wainwright
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San Francisco
Leftorcester
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Dorchester
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Chelsea
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O. D. Pillsbury
Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
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United States
W. J. Edwards
M. J. Bishop
New Haven
W. J. Hogan
Indianapolis
Mr. Pillsbury
U. P. F. Company
Waltham
Cornell Star Miler Bellinger Out With Injuries
Daniel Bellinger, Cornell’s leading miler, will miss this season due to injuries from practice. He is a top performer in intercollegiate athletics and may return if health improves. Kraenzlein’s illness has hit the University of Pennsylvania hard, with his doctor sending him to Atlantic City to recuperate. George Chisholm plans to break the one hand dumbbell lift record at the YMCA gym tomorrow, aiming to topple John Y. Smith’s mark. The Jeffries Yacht Club opens its clubhouse for the season with an evening program and lunch.
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Mortland
MacDonald
Kern
Garcelon
Soldiers Field
Holmes Field
Crescent Athletic Club
Daniel Bellinger
Cornell
Bellinger
University of Pennsylvania
Kraenzlein
Atlantic City
George Chisholm
Young Men's Christian Union Mnasium
John Y. Smith
Jeffries Yacht Club
Apri
Jockey Frank O'Leary Dies After Aqueduct Race Crash
At Aqueduct track in York on April 24 a serious accident during the fifth race left jockey Frank O'Leary dead in hospital and two other riders shaken. G E Wightman and Pettifegger were injured but escaped with less serious harm. Kenilworth won the Canarsie stake for 2 year olds in a tight finish.
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Aqueduct
Frank O’leary
G. E. Wightman
McJoynt
Pettifegger
Wightman
Hewitt
O'Leary
Randy
Blues
Keene
Outlander
Regent
Kenilworth
Mudder
Vouch
Bannock
Rare Perfume
the Gardner
Sir Christopher
Elfin Conig
Unmasked
Canarsie
Fake
seling—Hesper
Picardy
Kamara
Woman's Golf Tourney Closed With Victory
Mrs. George C. Dutton of Oakley Country Club won the open handicap and led by 13 strokes as the women's golf tournament closed at Lakewood New Jersey. Linton of Montreal defeated Mrs. Maurice in a surprise result and the day featured multiple cup semifinals and finals across Miss Walton Miss Andrews Wood Towne Hunter Suydam Forrest Braithwaite with Lakewood players prominent.
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N. J
George C. Dutton
Oakley Country Club
Golf Club
Miss Linton
Miss Walton
Wood
Allegheny
Gross
Manice
Pittsfield
Miss Green
Montreal
Suydam
Dyker Meadow
Hunter
Vardon Beats Travis and Douglas 6 Up in Oakland 36 Holes
Harry Vardon defeated Walter Travis and James Douglas by 6 up after 36 holes at the Oakland Golf Club. Vardon led 3 up after 9 and extended his advantage, praising the course while Travis struggled with form and Douglas showed flashes of brilliance but erratic play.
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New York
Harry Vardon
Walter Travis
James Douglas
Oakland Golf Club
Travis
Douglas
Vardon
Queen and Princess Visit Dublin Hospitals
The Queen and Princesses visited the Mater Misericordiae Hospital and the Royal Masonic Institute during an afternoon drive in Dublin. They were presented to the mother superior and sisters. The Queen returned to the vice regal lodge amid enthusiasm, and concerts at the lodge were ordered discontinued due to the Duke’s death.
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Dublin
Mater Misericordiae Hospital
Royal Masonic Institute
Poverty party planned by Gapho Club in Charlestown
The Gapho Club hosts a poverty party this evening at City Square Hall Roughan building Charlestown under Frank Colgan and Charley Barr management.
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Gapho Club
City Square Hall
Roughan Building
Charlestown
Frank Colgan
Charley Barr
Boston Golf Enthusiasts Hit Local Courses Weathered Out
Local golfers braved uncertain conditions at Franklin Park and Oakley Club in Watertown. Players listed include Arthur Fenn and A H Finley. Oakley hosts a mixed foursome while Brookline Country Club accepts entries through April 30 for spring competition. Newton Highlands residents push to form a new golf club.
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Franklin Park
Arthur Fenn
Polarid Rings
Robert Stromar
Nashua
Wentworth
New Castle
N. H
A. H. Finley
Oakley
Watertown
E. Russell
Nancy Johnson
Elsie Carr
W. D. Swan
Howland
Mackay
Charles Peabody
L. T. Marding
J. J. Greenough
Leonard Owle
J. B. Russell
Frank Swift
Amory Eliot
W. O. Underwood
F. W. Lord
J. R. Williams
T. B. Gannett, Jr
T. P. Curtis
B. F. Harding
S. Carr
G. A. Sawyer
G. B. Hubbard
I. N. Halewell
Brookline
Laurence Curtis
F. I. Amory
G. O. Thacher
H. Bennett
A. B. Silsbee
H. Stockton
B. Tilton
L. A. Frothingham
H. Fessenden
Q. A. Shaw, Jr
John Merrill, Jr
Weary L. Williams
F. BE. Snow
V. R. Crom
M. B. Mason
John Richardson
Herbert Jaques
Shaw and Bennett
Newton Highlands
Hart Refuses Second Hearing for Colored Veteran Messenger
Isaiah D. Barnett, a colored veteran, appeals to Mayor Hart after a prior denial of a second hearing on his discharge by Superintendent Wheeler from the sewer division. Barnett publishes a second letter attacking Wheeler and Hart, alleging false statements, political motivation, and improper removal under a written order. He claims the veteran preference act was ignored and cites records from the case to support his charges.
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Isaiah D. Barnett
Heeler
John B. Moran
Barnett
Wheeler
P. A. Coins
Six Men Arrested in Charlestown Robbery Case
Six men were arrested by Patrolman Dobbin and Special Officer Mullen in Charlestown and jailed at Station 15. Five face robbery charges and one faces receiving stolen property. The suspects include John Murry Edna Sutton W M Langley Joseph Mahoney and Dennis O Hare with Henry Wan beck linked to the recovered property. The stolen watch and chain valued at 60 dollars belonged to Michael Doyle of 2 Princeton Street. Doyle, a former North End bartender aged over fifty, was knocked down during the assault on Medford Street. Arraignments are set for this morning.
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Dobbin
Mullen
Charlestown
John Murry
Edna Sutton
W.M. Langley
Joseph Mahoney
Dennis O'Hare
Henry Wanbeck
Medford Street
Michael Doyle
Doyle
Princeton Street
North End
Art Students Exhibit at Copley Hall in Boston
About seventy five drawings from the Boston Art Students Association life class were shown at Room 7 Copley Hall last night. Directed by William A J Claus the works include rough sketches and finished pieces displaying growing technique and refined touches.
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Boston Art Students’ Association
Copley Hall
William A. J. Claus
Lincoln House Exhibit at Shawmut Avenue Fair
The Lincoln House exhibit drew many to 116 Shawmut avenue for a crafts display by manual training classes. Walls showcased progressive work from kindergarten to advanced subjects illustrating evolving training. The fair continues today from 2 30 to 10 a m under director William A Clark.
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Lincoln House
Shawmut Avenue
William A. Clark
Boston's Richest Colored Man Samuel Roosa Dies
Dr Samuel Roosa a prominent Boston druggist died Monday evening at 5 North Anderson Street from Brights disease His sons say he was worth 136000 making him the wealthiest colored man in Boston The obituary notes his status as the town's leading African American retailer and philanthropist.
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Samuel Roosa
Anderson Street
Bright
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