Tenney-Powered Boston Defeats Brooklyn 6 to 1 in Open Bat
Captain Tenney leads Boston Nationals past Donovan's Brooklyn dark horses 6 to 1 at New York. Lindaman's spit ball and strong Boston hitting fuel the win as Pastorius struggles despite four early strikeouts by the Brooklyn ace.
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New York Beats Philadelphia 6 to 3 in National
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 in a National League game dated April 25. The loud bats led by New York offense overcome Philadelphia despite trailing in hits.
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Wesleyan Interclass Track Meet Tomorrow
The Wesleyan interclass track meet will be held tomorrow afternoon. Norton ten is a standout from English High last year and is expected to figure strongly in the results.
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Athletics Triumph Over Pilgrims 4–2 in Boston Victory
The Athletics beat Boston 4 to 2 in a game where 13 hits and crucial errors shaped the outcome. Tannehill struggled after a bunt miscue, while Bender pitched steady to deny Boston a rally as Criger and Wagner contributed key plays. The crowd of over 5000 hoped for a late Boston surge, but the visitors held on for a second straight win. Manager Huff plans to name a permanent captain soon.
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Dorchester shuts out BC Prep 4-0 in Dunbar field game
Dorchester High defeats Boston College Prep 4 to 0 as Conley leads with three singles and Daly, Riley score on passes and hits. BC Prep fails to score beyond a lone seventh inning hit.
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Dartmouth Defeats Tufts 9-4 in Medford Baseball
Dartmouth beat Tufts 9 to 4 in Medford as a five run rally in the seventh turned 4-3 in Tufts favor. Mahoney was hit, then replaced by Tingley in the eighth as Dartmouth added a ninth inning tally. Becket and McLane opposed Mahoney Tingley Boyd in a two hour game umpired by Connolly.
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Harvard Freshmen Defeat Noble & Greenough 8–3
Harvard freshmen beat Noble and Greenough 8 to 3 in the season opener. Hicks allowed two hits and struck out seven in succession. Minot and Delano featured in errors and a dramatic eighth inning double play. Gardner and Sweeney led the Noble offense, while Boyer pitched the last two innings for Harvard.
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Winthrop High Beats BU Liberal Arts 7 6 on Opening Day
Winthrop High School edged Boston University Liberal Arts 7 to 6 as Teegan and Burt starred for BU while Sanby led Winthrop. Batteries were Stockwell 4 and Sleeper for Winthrop and Stoddard Armstrong Teevan for BU. The score by innings showed Winthrop pulling ahead in late frames.
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Dartmouth and Andover Face Off at Andover
Dartmouth meets Andover in a non Collegiate match at Andover as Wesleyan plays NYU in New York and Maine State tackles New Hampshire at Durham while Harvard Second hosts Somerville High in Cambridge.
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Dartmouth Captain Proposes Open Date to Settle Forfeit
Captain C P Skillin of Dartmouth writes to Brown captain Paine offering a full nine inning game in Providence to settle the Wednesday dispute that led to the forfeit after Dartmouth withdrew at second base. Skillin notes Brown’s treatment was fair and suggests June 1 as best open date.
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Yale Crew Shifted as Boulton Replaces Griswold at Stroke
Yale in New Haven conducts a two mile race between the first and second eights. Boulton returns to stroke and leads the varsity by three lengths at finish. Griswold scheduled for another trial to prove he can match or exceed Boulton’s performance.
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Aqueduct Race Results Highlight Grapple Stakes Loss
At Aqueduct on April 25 jockey Jack Martin returned after reinstatement and rode Grapple in the Flush ing stakes, but Campaigner won by a head over Grapple. Martin also won with Jacquin in the fifth race, while Paul Pry Hot Shot Heaslip and Wave Crest were other winners across the program.
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Tech Relays to Send Fast Quarter-Mile Team
Tech will send its quickest relay quartet H. W. Blackburn G. B. Gould B and Gunson C. W. Gram to the Penn relay carnival aiming to finish first in the New England Intercollegiate event. Competitors likely Wesleyan Brown Amherst, with Brown led by Thurlow Prout Honiss and Mayhew. Captain Gould leads a strong squad, with Gunson joining from Leicester England.
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Harvard Drops Three Big Football Rivals
Harvard announces a reshaped 10 game schedule without Amherst, Carlisle and Brown shifts rejected. The team will tour the South for the first time with Annapolis visiting Oct 19, and a West Point date abandoned due to scheduling.
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Baseball News and Comment on Athletics Series Preview
Weather was ideal for baseball as the Athletics faced a tough series. Tannehill lacked his top speed, Wagner shined at short, and Grimshaw controversy stirred in lineup decisions. The Postal Telegraph team plans a practice game May 26 at Franklin Field. contact J. J. Driscoll at 1617 Main.
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Duffy's Providence Wins Opener in 6 to 6 Tie
In Providence the Duffy's Providence team defeated Jersey City 6 to 6 in the opening Eastern league game. Mayor McCarthy pitched the first ball, with a banquet at Narragansett Hotel attended by league presidents and city officials. Hugh Duffy received a $500 diamond ring from Secretary of State Bennett.
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New England League Opens Today
The New England league starts in four cities with Worcester vs Fall River Lynn vs New Bedford Lowell vs Haverhill and Lawrence versus Brockton. Umpires Wood Brockton James Fall River Connolly New Bedford and Henry Haverhill are assigned to openers.
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Gossip of the Boxers Sparks and Scraps in Boston Boxing Scene
The column duels over Chicago boxing prospects and a Back Bay club plan. It debates welterweight titles involving Mellody Sullivan and McCarey, notes Gans defeats, and mentions Prokos versus Sundstrom plus Fitzsimmons’ dual-title claim and Keller’s bantam challenge.
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Umpire Call Draws Hughey O Rourke to Saturday Game
Hughey O Rourke may umpire Saturday if given a chance. Reachable at 15 Appleton Street Somerville for assignment discussions.
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New York Defeats Washington 11 to 2 in Big Day Game
New York beat Washington 11 to 2 as the home team batted Hughes hard in the last three innings for eight hits and nine runs.
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