Sox Splash Whitewash on Senators
Boston Doves defeat Philadelphia Quakers 5 to 3 at South End grounds in a tight nine inning game. Pat Flaherty held firm despite Hoch wildness, Dahlen and Ritchey sparkled in defense, and Johnnie Bates delivered the tying and winning hits in the seventh inning.
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Brown
Beaumont
Bates Evaeeene
McGann
Ritchey
Dahlen
Wrens le
Sweeney
Jeni
Bowerman
SEARS
Philadelphia
Titus
Lsc
Fe Grant
Doolin
St Louis blank Pittsburg 3-0 in April clash
St Louis shut out Pittsburg 3 to 0 as Clark was ejected in the eighth for disputing a close call. The line shows St Louis scoring on Shaw Delehanty and Barry with Young facing 8 innings for Pittsburg and Hildebrand finishing.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Clark
Khoy
Ken’chy
Hildebrand
Delehanty
Wagner
Barry
Abd'tcchio
O ‘Iostetter
Swacina
Gilbert
Wilson
Raymond
Gibson
Young
Miller
Shaw
Byrne
Becker
Crandall Flirted With Loss as Brooklyn Edges New York
Brooklyn defeats New York 1 to 0 with Crandall giving up 6 hits in 8 innings and Malarkey 1 in 1 as Bresnahan Pattee and Jordan drive runs. Hummell two base hit and two stolen bases pace Brooklyn while Pattee, Bridwell, and Donlin contribute with hits and sacrifices. Time 1h 45m. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham.
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Brooklyn
New York
Jordan
Pattee
Bresnahan
Donlin
Pastorious
Emslie
Rudderham
New York Today
McGraw
Malarkey
Po.a.e. AB
Devlin
Seymour
M’n
Bresvahan
Hummell
Lewis
Nicklin
Ritter
Cree
Bridwell
Pastor
Bits of Baseball Browne Eyes the Ball
Browne connected on two hits and was walked three times in yesterday’s game. Dahlen fields a deep short as Pettit’s grounders arrive in his range. Bates made a running catch off Osborne to close the game and stole second. Flaherty reached three bases on a fourth inning hit. McConnell shines as a pinch hitter. Beginning Monday games start at 3:30.
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Murray
New York Giants
Quakers
Hoeh
Doves
Brown
Bates
Klinabe
Doolin
Flaherty
Titus
Rughey
Browne
Boston
Beaumont
Phillies
Sweeney
Knabe
Pat Flaherty
Magee
Courtney
Grant
Swat
Dahlen
Johnnie Bates
McGann
Ritchey
Osborne
Philadelphia
Jacklitsch
Bransfield
McQuillan
PO ‘Titus
C. F
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Coe
Fa Sease Ee
Philadelph
Mon Hee
Metghia
McConnell
Chicago Cubs Defeated as Chicago Pitcher Struggles
Cincinnati visitors pounded Lundgren for four runs on eight hits and an error through six innings. Campbell quieted Chicago bats as only two locals reached base in eight frames. Moran and Hoffman led scoring with two runs, while Huggins Ganzel and Paskert collected key hits for Cincinnati and Chicago respectively.
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Lundgren
Campbell
Cne
Sheckard
Kane
Schulte
Ganzel
Chance
Seblei
Oj Steins’t
Mowrey
Oj Evers
Paskert
Tinker
Hulswitz
Kling
Moran
Renlbach
Joes Oars Coker
Deeb Zimmerman
Reulbach
Slagle
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Huggins
Schlel
O'Day
Gobbledygook and sport chatter from a bygone page
A jumble of names and notes about boxing figures, prizefighters, and travel. Mentions Ginger Beaumont, Jack Johnson, Frank Gotch, Paterson New Jersey, Ruby Bank Fitzsimmons, Theodore, J Jeffries, Oliver Chill, and an Aero Club president traveling to Europe. No clear single event.
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Ruby Bank
Fitzsimmons
Paree
D. and O. Club
Pug” Department
Cy Young Dominates Senators in 7 0 Whitewash
Cy Young, aged veteran of the grand game, held the Senators to four scattered hits and a 7 to 0 shutout. Boston's fielding and hitting improved with 13 hits off Falkenberg and Cates, while Lord and Wagner stood out with triples. Young's support backed his no-hit bid through the middle innings as McHale, Laporte, and Wagner supplied the decisive offense.
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Senators
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Young
Cantillon
Street
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Falkenberg
Cates
Lord
McHale
Ganley
Delehanty Hiad
Laporte
Wagner
Thoney
Gessler
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McBride
Freeman
Criger
Delehanty
Clymer
McGuire
Tribe
Moses Deslestageas
Geasler
Shipke
Connolly
Boston Weenie BH
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Phillies Edges Giants In Twelfth Inning Thriller
Philadelphia 3 New York 2 in twelve innings. Two out when winning run scored. Chase and Murphy drove runs for New York while Nichols Keeler and Chase provided extra bases for Philadelphia. Several key plays and fielding feats marked a tense late game.
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New York
Chase
Murphy
Smith
Bender
Nichols
Keeler
Niles
Davis
Oldring
Conroy
Stahl
Hemphill
Collins
Glade
Sheridan and Hurst
New York Americans
Glade Unti
Priladess OY
Hartsel
U Elberfeld
Coombs
Kleinow
St. Louis Defeats Chicago in Ninth Inning Tilt
In a late showdown at Chicago, St. Louis scores two in the ninth to beat the Cubs. Wallace belts a two-base hit and runs tally, with Donahue and C Jones stealing bases. Waddell fans seven for St. Louis, Smith six for Chicago, while Wad dell hits Parent and issues four walks. Time 1 55. Umpires Evans and Egan.
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Sullivan
St. Louis
Chicago
C. Jones
Wallace
Parent
Stone
Donahue
Ferris
T. Jones
Waddell
Smith
Evans and Egan
ST Louis Chicago
Bhears Hoffman
Doughty
Ie C Jones
Jones
Davis
Williams
Anderson
Wallace Ss
Donohue
Tannehill
Spencer
Ot Smith
Dass
Atzae
Roxbury Latin Coaches Change as Italy Trip Begins
Coach Cate leaves Roxbury Latin for Italy. Coach O'Leary to take charge. Oarsmen face a tough day with two broken shells. Mercersburg pitcher Sterritt, ambidextrous, baffles hitters. Marlin, former shortstop, now a pitcher who beat Stone last year. Tufts of Noble & Greenough bats well, three hits vs Ballou & Hobigand. Andy Morissey of Mercersburg sidelined. cannot pitch until month’s end. Conant improves in batting and handles center field for Noble & Greenough.
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Cate
Roxbury Latin School
Italy
O'Leary
Roxbury
Tufts of
Noble & Greenough
Ballou & Hobigand
Eeene
Baseball Games Wanted for 19 year old teams
Gorham club seeks 19 year old teams with full expenses paid. G M Gokey box 307 Gorham NH invites strong city teams. D S Fergusson Warrens of Lynn coordinates with Y M C A Newton Centre for May 16. John Pike Lynn lists Everett Iroquois A A for May 30 and June 17 away. Tudor A A seeks 19 year olds with half expenses. F J Foley South Boston. Madison A C Charlestown seeks 17 year olds. A J Curran Charlestown. Wood Mill team Lawrence seeks games with fastest teams in Ipswich Millers Falls Fitchburg Salem Reading Medford Wakefield Stoneham. Frank S Lawson Lawrence coordinates.
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New Hampshire
G. M. Gokey
Box
N. H
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
D. S. Fergusson
Warrens
Lynn
Newton
John Pike
Iroquois A. A
Everett
D. B. Marston
School Street
Tudor A. A
F. J. Foley
West Sixth Street
South Boston
Madison A. C
Charlestown
A. J. Curran
Pleasant Street
Wood Mill
Lawrence
Ipswich
Millers Falls
Fitchburg
Salem
Reading
Medford
Wakefield
Stoneham
Frank S. Lawson
Storrow Terrace
Benefit at Park Square Rink for Chelsea relief fund
Preparations are complete for a Park Square skating rink benefit to aid Chelsea relief. The program features Iver Lawson and Kramer in a star bicycle match, professional and amateur races, an exhibition by Albert Champion, and a Parisian model dance by Earle Reynolds and Nellie Donegan. Proceeds go to the Chelsea relief fund.
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Chelsea
Park Square Coliseum
Iver Lawson
Kramer
Albert Champion
Hamilton
Charley Williams
St. Louis
Earle Reynolds
Nellie Donegan
Anna Held Company
New England horseman John Fiefield dies at 63
John Fiefield of Alton Bay New Hampshire died at home Wednesday from pneumonia. He owned the roan gelding Screwdriver 2 24 1 4 and campaigned the horse for years winning a long list of races. He served three years as a Union soldier in a New Hampshire regiment.
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John Fiefield
New England
Alton Bay
N. H
Rockaway Stakes at Aqueduct Ends in Easy Victory for James R B Brady
The Rockaway stakes at Aqueduct six furlongs produced an easy win for the split favorite James RB Brady as the race topped the card today in New York.
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Aqueduct
N. Y
James RB
Brady
Hub Women Carry the Day in Intercity Tennis Final
Boston pair Eleanor Sears and Marion Fenno won the intercity doubles title on the St Nicholas rink courts. Phyllis Green and Dorothy Green of Philadelphia led early, but Fenno's net play sealed the 7-5 6-4 victory in the final.
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Boston
Eleanor Sears
Marion Fenno
St. Nicholas
Fenno
Phyllis Green
Dorothy Green
Philadelphia
Deuce
Miss Fenno
Boston College Nine Expects Another Win
Boston College faces Rhode Island College in Kingston Rhode Island as it starts its second game of the season. Charley Malone likely to pitch for BC while Captain O Kane and the rest of the lineup prepare after Easter recess.
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Boston College
Hub Collegians
Rhode Island College
Kingston
R. I
Boston Boys
Andover
Charley Malone
Cambridge
O'Kane
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