Athletics Comeback Falls Short in Boston Game
Boston wins early rounds with two in the first and one in the fourth while Plank struggles. Selbach triples and scores on Parent’s sprint, but Tannehill’s curve and McGovern’s defense keep the game tight. In the ninth, with two on, McGovern’s groundout ends the Athletics’ bid as Waddell and Dineen prepare for a final series game.
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G. O. Taylor Whiskies Endorsement by Physicians
The ad touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies as healthful, claiming physicians endorse them. It suggests weight gain and improved health through use and urges buyers to ensure the proprietor’s firm name appears on the label and cork.
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Collins Boys Defeat the Athletics 3 10 1
Collins Boys beat the Athletics in a basketball game by a 3 10 1 score. The notice states free admission for fair sex with escorts.
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A A U to Drop Basketball From America’s Amateur Sports
A prominent New York A A U official says at the Metropolitan Association convention next September basketball will be dropped from AAU control. The board majority favors the move to allow players to compete for cash or glory, leaving track, wrestling and boxing under AAU oversight.
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Detroit 2 Cleveland 0 in American League game summary
Detroit defeated Cleveland 2 to 0 as Kitson worked effectively on base runners and shut out the visitors. Both starting pitchers were erratic, Detroit taking its runs on balls Crawford’s long hit and a successful squeeze play. The Detroit infield starred, with Barrett and Vinson contributing notable plays.
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Washington Beats New York Americans 4 to 3 in pitched contest
Washington defeats New York Americans 4 to 3 with a late triple play ruining New York’s rally. Puttman allowed four runs in four innings and Powell three in five. Notable hits include Neulsman Williams Anderson McGuire Stahl and Patten Stahl Cassidy triple play. Attendance 5200 at the game.
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Tenney’s Men Turned Defeat Into Victory
Brooklyn rallied in the final inning as Tenney’s youngsters emerged. Sharpe drew a walk, Lauterborn sacrificed, Batch muffed a throw, and Harley hit a long fly before Sharpe scored the winning run on a return throw. Earlier, Lumley Batch Owens and Dobbs produced two runs with hits.
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Games Today in the American League
Philadelphia meets Boston while Washington visits New York and Chicago travels to St Louis. Cleveland plays Detroit in a slate of baseball games scheduled for today.
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Brooklyn and Boston Battle Ends in 8 4 Final
Brooklyn tied Boston at Washington Park in the eighth but Boston pulled ahead in the ninth to win 8 to 4. Scanlon pitched well through five innings, and Harley limited Brooklyn’s offense with strong curve balls. Needham started the third with a single and Cannell stole second before Tenney drove him home.
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Weimer Holds Pittsburg, Chicago Beats Two Pitchers Hard
Weimer limited Pittsburg to four scattered hits as Chicago hit two pitchers hard. An error a pass and a single produced Pittsburgs lone run in the ninth inning.
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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Boosts Public Health
Advert says thousands suffer kidney trouble and urges Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder issues. It includes a testimonial from I Richardson praising recovery and notes samples and free information by mail from Kilmer Co.
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Bridwell, Sebring Fall to Pitcher Duel in Slim Loss
Hit by pitched balls credited to Hahn and Egan with eight and two strikeouts respectively. Time listed as 1 hour 38 minutes. Umpire Klem. Attendance 2400.
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New York Beats Philadelphia In Ninth Inning Rally
New York 5 Philadelphia 4. Matthewson drove in two runs with a long single in the ninth. President Pulliam suspended New York first baseman McGann for 10 days and fined 100 dollars for a disturbance last Saturday. Philadelphia catcher Abbott also suspended for a week and fined 50 dollars.
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Baseball News and Comment Brightens Day
Dineen and Waddell play this afternoon as ladies' day brings expected fanfare. Case Patten helps Washington edge the Highlanders while Detroit locks down Cleveland in a strong showing. Ban Johnson travels to New York, meeting Frank Dunn amid shifting standings in early season action.
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