Boston Nationals Blank Philadelphia In South End
Charles Pittinger kept the Quakers scoreless with underhand curves as Boston won 5 to 0 at the South End. Duffy’s hopes and friends in attendance failed to lift Philadelphia, who managed only two hits and no runs. Cannell and Wolverton contributed in Boston’s eighth inning rally, sealing the shutout.
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South End
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Hugh Duffy
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Free Season Ticket Offer Sparks Boston AL Contests
The Sunday Post promotes a free season ticket to American League games in Boston. Fans rush editions, extra copies are printed, and coupons appear in the April 24 issue. Submit correct or near correct AL standings by April 27 to contest editor via mail at P O Box 5276 Boston Mass after morning hours.
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Sunday Post
Boston
the Post
P. O. Box
Mass
National Basketball Card: New Day Games Listed
GAMES TODAY schedule features Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburg. This compact listing outlines five regional matchups across major markets for the day.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Louis
Settee Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Daly Wins After Foul Ends Rough Gloucester Bout
In Gloucester on April 25 Andy Daly of Malden defeated Kid Pantz of Boston on a foul at the end of the third round. Pantz’s punch landed as the bell rang, Daly was knocked through the ropes and the referee Billy Pratt ruled Daly the winner. Pantz was judged the better fighter until the foul. Pocahontas of Boston stopped Jim Woods of Roxbury in their four round bout amid Woods carrying a 20 pound advantage.
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Malden
Kid Pantz
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Daly
Uahes
Billy Pratt
Long
Pocahontas
Jim Woods
Roxbury
Woods
Boxing Fights and Plans From Local Boxing Scene
Local followers show strong interest in tonights Webster bouts led by Johnny Burdick and Charley Dinsdale in a 12 round main event. Other matchups feature Emergency Kelley and Jack Woods and Johnny Powers versus Johnny Sheehan. Trainers Joe Grim and Charley O Rourke train for the May 2 Cambridge A C. Alec McLean offers Murray Pantz rematch with a side bet. Sullivan benefit tickets on sale at Boston Theatre with potential Britt appearance.
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Webster
Johnny Burdick
Charley Dinsdale
Emergency Kelley
Jack Woods
Johnny Powers
Johnny Sheehan
Cambridge A. C
Joe Grim
Charley O’rourke
Alec McLean
George Murray
Murray
Kid Pantz
Mclean
Pantz
John E. Sullivan
Boston Theatre
John N. Sullivan
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Britt
New York
New Yorks Bat Brooklyn In Heavy Exhibition Game
The New Yorks connected for 16 hits against Brooklyn, with five for extra bases. Mathewson and Milligan split the pitching duties as New York won 7 to 5. Browne Meés H McCormick Dobbs Babb and Bowerman singled, with H McCormick homering. Attendance was about 7,000.
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Jordan
Fall River Team Beats Providence in New England League
Fall River defeated Providence 4 to 2 in a baseball game noted for good batting. Batteries Harris and Riccius for Fall River and Amole, Zellar and Thomas for Providence. Umpire McDermott. Time 1 hour 42 minutes. Attendance 250.
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Zellar
Thomas
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Ninth Inning Sparks Bid for Comeback in Quaker Game
The narrative details a late rally by Boston as Batty hits a single after Cannell’s running catch off Wolverton. Batty, Batty, and Cooley push runs across with singles and smart baserunning while McPherson struggles to handle the Quakers’ offense. Errors and aggressive plays shape a tense contest with Pittinger delivering underhand control amid wild pitches.
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Imeth
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Harry Pulliam
Hall of Fame
Hugh Duffy
Dickey Cooley
Hulswitt
Kid Gleason
Lawrence Downs Lowell In Heavy Batting Game at Glen Forest
Lawrence defeated Lowell 14 to 8 in a 20-hit game at Glen Forest. Duffy, a newcomer for Lowell, endured the bulk of the hits as Lawrence moved to the win with 31 total bases.
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Lowell
Glen Forest
Duffy
Rowe
Kidney Health Breakthrough Promoted by Swamp Root Ad
Thousands seek relief for kidney trouble as the advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. The letter claims dramatic improvements and offers free samples and a book by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York, with endorsements from medical professionals and hospitals.
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Swamp-Root
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Post
Irving Davis
Harvard Nine Shifts Highlight Unsettled Infield
Harvard baseball opened on the new diamond with an unsettled infield, five players tried at second base including Murphy Gardner Fischell Bolton and Stephenson. Stephenson’s varied positions show the coaches seek a solid keystone. Captain Carl Marshall shifted to left field, displacing Hugh Kernan to right. Marshall's speed arm and base running are noted with above average hitting.
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Harvard
Crimson
Murphy
Gardner
Fischell
Bolton
Stephenson
Carl Marshall
Ilugh Kernan
Marshall
Middlesex and Volkmann Four-Oared Race Planned
A special four-oared clash between Volkmann and Middlesex crews is set for next Tuesday afternoon on the Concord River near Concord. Both squads are showing strong form in practice as organizers also push for an eight-oared showdown with Noble and Greenough on the Charles River after the championship regatta, likely around June 3. Weather and water were favorable yesterday as crews trained at the B A A and Union Boat Club bases.
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Concord
Conecord
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Union Boat Club
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