Tenney Powers Boston Past Philadelphia In Slugfest
Tenney collects three hits and a homer as Boston rallies for six to four win over Philadelphia. Maroney starts shaky, settles in for South Boston, while Duggleby holds Boston in check after the rough first inning. Doolin shines in field for Philadelphia. Strobel, Bridwell, and Brain contribute solid defense. Philadelphia's early three runs, Ward and Magee spark for Boston, with Tenney stealing second and scoring on Dolan's sacrifice in the seventh.
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Donovan
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Boston Rooters
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Conway
Why Perfect Beer Means Health
An advertisement extols Pabst eight day malt as the source of healthful beer. It argues that predigested malt preserves nutrients, claims eight days are needed to reach perfect malt, and contrasts with shorter processes. It asserts Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is a nourishing tonic and delicious beverage.
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Pabst
New York and Brooklyn Battle In High Scoring Baseball Clash
New York beats Brooklyn 8 to 7 in eight innings. McGinnity relieves Wiltse as visitors rally with seven runs in the fourth. A double steal in the eighth secures New York's winner amid errors and base hits. Attendance 1,200 at the city.
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Brooklyn Nationals
McGinnity
Wiltse
Pastorius
Brooklyn
Eason
Scanlon
Hummel
Bergen
Yrummel
Lewis
Wiltie
O’day
Daniels Wins Yankee Olympic Heat in Athens
Charles M. Daniels of the New York U. S. wins his 100 metre heat in 1 min 17 3 5 sec marking the first American victory at Athens. The article notes American hopes riding on sprint and field stars while boat voyage injuries cloud purses of four key athletes.
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Charles M. Daniels
New York U. S
America
Athens
Yale
Vermont Beats Bowdoin 10-6 in opener
Vermont defeated Bowdoin 10 to 6 in Burlington. Campbell and Kibby teamed on the mound for Vermont with Sparkes and Laurance in the batting order. Umpire Hazelton presided as 400 spectators watched the first of two games.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Bowdoin
Vermont Bowdoin
Campbell
Kibby
Sparkes
Laurance
Hazelton
Fifth Annual St Josephs Ball Shapes Boston Social Night
With many dignitaries from church state and city as guests and scores of Massachusetts prominent women as patronesses the fifth annual ball of the St Josephs Athletic Association of the West End will be one of the biggest social successes of Boston post lent season tonight in Copley Hall. The committee on arrangements reports everything is ready after weeks of hard work.
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Massachusetts
St. Joseph's Athletic Association
West End
Copley Hall
Boston
Committee On
Boston gala to honor city leaders with notable guests
William T. O'Brien chairs a souvenir programme for an evening event. Dancing by Joseph T. Freno with help from Jeremiah L. Murphy John B. Fitzpatrick Jr Edward T. Kelley and Daniel J. Conlin. Guests include Governor Curtis Guild Mayor John F. Fitzgerald Congressmen Kelcher Sullivan Senator William Taylor and city officials along with prominent Boston women assisting the committee.
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ST. Joseph Athletic Association
Jeremiah Murphy
Daniel J. Conlin
Edward F. Kelley
John B. Fitzpatrick, Jr
William F. Wcrowiley
Joseph F. Freno
Jamess. Hallahan
William T. O’brien
Philip H. Sylvester
Roger H. Heard
C. T. Lovering
Joseph T. Freno
Jeremiah L. Murphy
Edward T. Kelley
William F. Crowley
Curtis Guild
John F. Fitzgerald
Kelcher and Sullivan
William Taylor
Board of Aldermen
Charles H. Cole
Boston
Thomas O'Callaghan
John F Dever
Arthur B. McNamee
Why Raymer Quit Boston Nationals
Infielder Fred Raymer leaves the Boston Nationals for Johnstown in the outlaw league. He cites inadequate pay and family needs as the reasons, noting prior contracts from Columbus and Boston, a cut in pay, and his wife’s illness. He says he cannot meet Boston's salary offer and may face blacklisting.
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Fred Raymer
Boston Nationals
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Johnstown
Philadelphia Telegraph
Raymer
Boston
Columbus
American Association
California
Boston Fans and Sports Figures Featured in Chicago Tribune
Mike Reagan cites a Chicago Tribune puff about General Hi Hi Dixwell as Boston’s most famous fan while other sports notes mention John L Sullivan’s sparring partner Al Cutler Iowa farmers and manager Frank Hall predicting a Jeffries upset. Jake Schaefer and George Sutton plan Massachusetts exhibition billiards tours and Willie Hoppe weighs future contests. Wisconsin to send crew to Poughkeepsie regatta as Cardinals’ eight year run continues.
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Boston
Star Rooter
Chicago Tribune
General
Hi-Hi
Dixwell
General Dixwell
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
al Cutler
Iowa
Frank Hall
Sullivan
Cutler
Jim Jeffries
John L
Jake Schaefer
George Sutton
Massachusetts
Willie Hoppe
Wisconsin
Cardinals
Rowing Team Considers Additions for Regatta
Coach O'Dea plans to field another eight boats for the intercollegiate rowing meet. Despite rumors, he will bring a second crew while an eight previously represented the regatta.
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O'Dea
St. Louis Defeats Cincinnati 9 to 3 in National Game
St Louis won its third straight against Cincinnati as Druhot left the box in the third inning. Somerville boy relieved and pitched well while Brown also performed strongly. Odwell suffered a broken rib when struck by a pitch in the sixth.
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