Batting and Fielding Averages For Boston Teams
The article reviews early season form of Collins and Buckenberger Boston teams. It highlights seven straight wins by Collins, rising confidence for pennant contention, and early surprises such as Tannehill’s pitching and Batty’s hitting. It notes leaders White Cooley and Freeman and lists early batting and fielding averages through eight games.
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Freeman
Dougherty
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Cooley
Tenney
EVIDENT BOOM IN BICYCLING
Headlines of a bicycle revival as old timer riders gather near Grove Hall for practice ahead of a major event to Reservoir next Sunday. A Franklin Park policeman notes unprecedented crowds, predicting the biggest meet since earlier athletic days with about 8000 wheelmen expected in various wheel styles.
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B Y M C A Athletic Events This Week
The exhibition gymnastic meet between Harvard and the Boston Young Men's Christian Association on April 28 will be staged in the gymnasium. Highlights include Japanese wrestling by two Harvard students, fencing, fancy club swinging, pyramids, and gymnastic apparatus work.
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Tannehill's Work Surprises Fans in Boston Debut
Jesse Tannehill shines early for Boston, allowing five hits in two starts against Washington and the Athletics. New teammates Phil Geier and Fred Raymer win fan favor, Raymer impressing at second with fast defense, while Buckenberger backs the trio’s potential as youngsters rise with hits and fielding. District games listed include Boston vs Philadelphia and Chicago vs Cleveland.
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Huntington Avenue
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Athletics
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Raymer
Billy Nash
John Morrill
Jack Keenan
Charley Lavis
Callahan Delivers Winning Hit for Chicagos
In Chicago on April 24 the Chicagos staged a dramatic ninth inning rally with two outs. Hess hit Holmes and passed Jones to load the bases as Callahan doubled over Lush for three RBIs. Callahan scored the winning run on Green's double to right as Chicago claimed the lead.
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St Louis and Detroit Tie In 12 Inning American Leauge Game
A 12 inning tie contested game between St Louis and Detroit in the American league ended evenly in errors. O Leary made a neat ninth inning stop to save the Detroits from defeat.
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People Who Know It Is Not Too Late to Learn Today
Health note promotes a product sold by druggists and licensed dealers everywhere. Sealed bottles are advertised and never sold in bulk. The slogan suggests that those who know and those who do not know both benefit from trying it now.
Sunday Post Free Season Ticket Offer
The Sunday Post offered a Free Season Ticket to American league games in Boston. Fans clamored, extra editions were printed, and coupons with standings estimates were required. Correct estimates must be on the coupon in the April 24 issue and mailed by April 27 to the American League Contest Editor in Boston.
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Somerset bowler sets world records in final city league match
Somerset finished third as City Hall won the league with 54 victories. Warren Brown led the record 1570 total pin fall and 567 single, setting individual and team world marks in candle pin bowling. Millen Walsh Jouve Clarke also posted high scores, with Brown topping the season averages at 94.78 and 3 players over 500 in the final game.
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Jeffries Weds Miss F Myers in San Francisco
James J. Jeffries married Frieda Myers of New York at the Adams House in San Francisco with Judge Mortimer Smith of Oakland performing the ceremony. The match card includes Johnny Burdick versus Charley Dinsdale, Emergency Kelley versus Jack Woods, and Johnny Powers versus Johnny Sheehan. Steve Mahoney and companions arrived from Milwaukee while lightweights and middleweights eye future bouts abroad and in America.
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Local athletic clubs seek youth league basketball games
ABoston area clubs list teams by age ranges and contact details from 11 through 20 year olds, seeking matchups with other city and out of town squads. Names include Mary Hemenway School Roxbury Lords and various A C clubs. addresses and organizers listed for scheduling games and small guarantees.
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Britt Heads East After San Francisco Win
Boxing talent Jimmy Britt of California travels to New York and Boston this week seeking public showings and potential matches. He may face Joe Gans if conditions allow, but will first defend his status against Young Corbett in a second bout. Gloucester A C hosts a major card with Andy Daly versus Kid Pantz in the main event, plus bouts and a wrestling match.
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Gossip of the National Game at South End
Headlines and chatter from Boston baseball circles highlight Hughey Duffy’s return with the Quakers, Pittinger set to pitch for Buck's Braves, and fan expectations. Notes on Washington’s fast start, Keeler Eberfeld and Conroy, Connie Mack, McPherson, Willis, and local youth teams close the column.
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Philadelphia Americans Defeat Jersey City Nine 7 to 2
Jersey City N J April 24 An exhibition game at Bayonne today pitted the Jersey City Eastern league club against the Philadelphia Americans. The Americans won 7 to 2 with Bender and Schreck along with Eason and Vandegrift in the battery. The score by innings shows Philadelphia leading early and maintaining the advantage.
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Hugh Duffy Magnet At South End Today
National news notes strong interest in an afternoon game at the South End. Hugh Duffy draws crowds as his team, despite a slow start, aims to impress. Buckenberger fields Charles Pittinger for Philadelphia against Boston in a hot race for a first division berth and a scalp in pitching duties.
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St Louis Defeats Chicago By One Run In Tight Game
Chicago fell to St Louis 3 2 as both sides plated three runs in the second inning mainly on errors. The visitors earned the winning run on three clean singles in a tense contest.
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Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Eight Run Rally
In New York on April 24 the Brooklyns overhauled the Philadelphias after an early 6 to 0 deficit. Brooklyn scored two in the fourth, one in the fifth, and exploded for five in the seventh off Duggleby to win 8 to 6.
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Cincinnati Nationals Rally Wins Ninth Inning Thriller
National league game in Cincinnati where the Nationals defeated Pittsburgh in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Leever was ejected for assaulting Umpire Johnstone.
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Baseball game summary with Steinfeldt stars and multiple hits
Steinfeldt led with two base hits and three base hits by Carisch Clark and Kruger. Donlin Huggins Seymour Dolan Kelly Wagner stole bases, while Kelley Bransfield Leach executed key sacrifices. Leever Pfeister Suthoff Lee walked and struck out players as umpires Johnstone oversaw a crowded event with time noted by attendance.
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Basketball Matchups Across Cities
Philadelphia faces Boston in a key East tilt while Brooklyn visits New York. Cincinnati travels to Chicago as St. Louis heads to Pittsburg for pivotal early season games.
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Newton League Series Won by Maugus Club
The Newton candlepin league ended last week with the Maugus Club winning in a walk over Allston Golf. Allston led in pinfall with 12,937 to Maugus 12,899, while Hunnewell trailed one game behind Allston. Willey of Maugus captured the individual title with a 89 percent average across 30 games.
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