Boxing at Cambridge A A called off local clash favored by police
The Cambridge Athletic Association scrapped the Charley O Rourke vs Joe Grim bout and will stage only local matchups. Captain McBride urged limiting shows to local fighters, with Delmont versus Carr headlining a 10 round main event at 3 pm. Several six round preliminaries and other bouts are scheduled with ample regional talent.
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Quakers Edge in 10 to 7 Battle Behind Frazer Pitching
The report notes Buckenberger reshuffled the lineup with Can Nell Now follows Tenney and Delehanty sixth as Gibson impresses Collins. Batty reached first in the eighth on Hutswitz’s near throw while Moran keeps control and Tie shows steady work for a small man.
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Hulswitz
Thomas
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National matchups charted across major league parks
National sports card lists Philadelphia facing Boston New York meeting Brooklyn Cincinnati scheduled at Chicago St Louis plays Pittsburgh.
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Providence defeats Fall River 7 to 6 in ninth inning rally
In Fall River on April 26 Providence Eastern tops Fall River 7 to 6 after five runs in the ninth with two outs. Aubrey of Providence led batting with here. Batteries Hooker Karns Duggan Yea ger Fields. Time 42 minutes. attendance 350. Umpire McDermott. Also notes betting talk from Pittsburgh with Barney Dreyfuss accused of big money placement.
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Lawrence Defeats Holyoke in Tight 5-4 Ball Game
Lawrence Minnesota edged Holyoke Connecticut 5 to 4 in a close matinée clash. The scoring surged through the game with key innings, while Klobedanz Coveney Doyle Forbes and Vorhees Clancy Shinecel comprised the battery for Lawrence and Jordan umpired with 200 fans in attendance.
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Everett High Beats Boston College Freshmen 7 to 8 at Glendale Park
Everett High School defeated the Boston College freshmen at Glendale Park by a 7 to 8 score. The game featured a strong early inning rally by Everett and a late push by Boston College, with key hits from both sides.
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Rheumatism Cure Claim Emerges From Dr Shoop Letter
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and cures most rheumatic cases. It alleges a lifetime study in Germany produced a safe solvent with a month trial at $5.50, risk borne by the promoter, plus a free treatise for rheumatic sufferers. Boston game note follows.
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Collins Boys Triumph Over Philadelphia 2 To 1
The Collins boys defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a closely fought contest. Key moments included Pickering striking out and multiple tight plays as Collins held the Athletics to a single run to clinch the series.
St Louis Edges Detroit 6 5 in Ninth Inning Rally
In Detroit on April 26 a nine inning showdown ended with St Louis defeating Detroit 6 to 5 after a dramatic ninth inning comeback. Wallace delivered a two run homer with two on, sealing the win as fielding held up in cold weather.
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Joe Bean Granted Release From Boston Club
Boston releases Joe Bean after disliking to play with the club. Bean will report to Jersey City, his previous team, as manager Buckenberger confirms the move following Batty’s strong season at short and Bean’s refusal to stay. Soden states the club relented due to Bean’s wishes.
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THAT SEASON TICKET OFFER ATTRACTS MANY BASEBALL FANS
The Sunday Post offers a Free Season Ticket to American League games in Boston. Demand is high and extra editions were printed. Coupons with estimates of the league standings must be mailed to the American League Contest Editor in Boston by 6 p.m. today using the coupon in the April 24 issue.
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Fisher or Carney to pitch for Boston today
It was a sad day for both Philadelphia teams and a glad day for Boston. Wilhelm's good pitching pleased the crowd while discussion swirled around Dreyfuss letting a player go. Lush is slated to start for the Quakers and Duffy aims to win at least one game on the trip.
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