Boston Nationals End Ten Inning Tie In Rain
Boston Nationals and the Phillies battled eleven innings before rain halted play. Courtney drove in a run. Titus doubled for another. Gleason and Thom as contributed, but the game ended with Fraser and Cannell on base as rain fell. Final score none due to rain in the eleventh. Attendance 2,675.
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Boston Nationals
Courtney
Magee
Wolverton
Titus
Phillies
Thomas
Gleason
Boston
Fraser
Cannell
McCarthy Stars With Three Catching Double Plays in Pittsburg Game
In Pittsburg, April 26, McCarthy produced three center field double plays to retire the side from third base. Brooklyn edged New York 3 to 2 behind a ninth inning rally with Strang homering and Bresnahan scoring to seal the win.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Chicago
McCarthy
Brooklyn
N. Y
MclIntyre
McGinnity
Babb
McIntyre
Strang
Bresnahan
Devlin
Tanlon
Ritter
Sheckard
Lumley
Rival Pro Baseball Draft Showdowns Across Cities
National matchups placed Boston against Philadelphia and New York against Brooklyn while Cincinnati faces St Louis and Chicago confronts Pittsburg in a slate of high profile city games.
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R Heatt
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Spttsburg
O Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Senor
St. Louis
Baseball Notes and Opinions From a Busy Season
Gibson and Wolfe are due to pitch this afternoon. The Ian Club calls the Collins team wife beaters until they win. At New York races horses named Clark Griffith and Waddell won first prizes. Cleveland, the league’s heaviest hitting team, has been shut out twice by Detroit. Merle Adkins may become Baltimore’s star pitcher. The New York subway station unlikely to open this year near the league grounds. Captain William Brown named leader of Woodbine. World beaters praised by fans and reporters amid a string of Boston Pittsburgh results.
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Gibson
Wolfe
Jake Stahl
Ian Club
Collins
New York
Clark Griffith
Waddell
Young
O’loughlin
Hill
Philadelphia
Tenney
Frazer
Quakers
Cleveland
Detroit
Kitson
Killian
Chief Zimmer
Doran
Providence
McGovern
Ben Mulford
Cincinnati Post
Jack Harper
Frank Hahn
Tom Walker
Reds
West
Merle Adkins
Baltimore
New York Subway
New York Sun
Andy Freedman
William Brown
Dorchester
Woodbine
City Point
Culliney
Lowell
Boston
Pittsburg
Wallie Fallon
Institute
Cambridges
Dr Gladden Addresses Tainted Money Controversy In Boston
The Rev Dr Gladden arrived at South Station to discuss alleged tainted funds for church uses. He stated he would answer Mr Murphy's charges after reviewing South Improvement Company records and Rockefeller standing. A conference began after impromptu talks, with a formal session due to release Gladden's reply to the prudential committee of the American Board of Foreign Missions.
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South Improvement Company
John D. Rockefeller
Gladden
South Station
Daniel Evans
Cambridge
Melrose Special Committee Opens Inquiry on Charity Dept
In Melrose on April 26 the Aldermen special committee met behind closed doors to investigate Alderman Elms charges against the charity department. Alderman Barton said little had been accomplished and no statement was ready. Elms and charity chairman Thomas M. Gogin attended the session.
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Melrose
Aldermen
Alderman Elms
Charity Department
Barton
Thomas M. Gogin
Mayor Chandler Attends Somerville Club Banquet
The Men’s Club of the First Universalist Church in Somerville hosted an evening reception banquet and entertainment attended by about 200 guests. Mayor and Mrs Chandler and Rep. and Mrs. Robert Luce were present with remarks by the Mayor and the Representative. Music was provided by Miss Ethel Foster Bourne.
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First Universalist Church
Cross Street
Somerville
Chandler
Robert Luce
Ethel Foster Bourne
Royal Blue Line Boston Tours To Washington In Spring
The Royal Blue line will host two Boston departures on April 28 and May 12 with all expenses covered at 26 dollars for April and 27 dollars for May. A May 12 Washington trip can include a Gettysburg battlefield tour for 32 dollars total with carriage drives and Captain Minnigh’s lecture. Send a postal for detailed itinerary to Joseph P. Tagpart, N E P A, 360 Washington Street WLoston.
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Royal Blue Line
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Boston
Washington
Gettysburg
Minnigh
Battlefield
Joseph P. Tagpart
Washington Street
Wloston
Dorchester High Tops Medford High 8 1 in Close Contest
Dorchester High defeated Medford High 8 to 1 at Dorchester High field. Steve White held Medford to two hits in six innings. Hazelton relieved with six strikeouts over three innings. Zwicker and Blanchard starred for Medford as Dorchester captured the win before about 200 spectators.
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Dorchester High Field
Steve White
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Condon
Regnier
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Nazelton
D. White
Dr. Lang
Yale Defeats Penn in Close Baseball Contest
Yale defeated Pennsylvania 8 to 2 in Philadelphia. Jackson pitched well for Yale as rain began in the seventh inning, dulling the play. Runs came from Penn errors on net ball, with Ziegler and Kinney among the scorers for Penn and Huiskamp, Ziegler, and Jackson listed for Yale.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Johnston
Brady
Sleerenece Wrest
Ziegler
Carter
Kinney
Huiskamp
Webb
Cariss
Myers
Fennell
Harry Adams
Andover Wins 9-8 in 19 Innings Over Bates
Philips Andover pulled out a 9 to 8 victory in 19 innings against Bates. A late eighth inning rally turned the tide after Bates pitcher Johnson held Andover in check early. Attendance was listed at 3800 with umpires Clarkson and Crowley.
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Philips Andover
Bates
Johnson
R.H.E. Andover
Reily
Merritt
O’brien
Bowman
Clarkson
Crowley
Vermont tops Maine as Campbell hits 10th inning homer
In Burlington Vermont University of Vermont defeated the University of Maine 2 to 1 in ten innings. Pitcher Campbell delivered a decisive home run in the tenth inning with Woodward backing him in a tight game. Frost and Gordon shared batteries with umpire Orton calling the balls and strikes. Time 2 1 2 30 attendance 3390.
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Campbell
University of Vermont
University of Maine
RHE Vermont
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Woodward
Frost
Gordon
Orton
Brown Falls to Williams in Rhode Island Softball Game
Providence April 26 Brown dropped a 5 to 2 decision to Williams as four Brown errors and two bases on balls in the sixth inning paved the way. Williams scored five runs, aided by timely hitting and three pitchers. Attendance was about 1,100 with Westervelt McCarthy and Tift Paine listed as batteries.
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R. I
Brown
Williams
Rhe Williams
Westervelt
McCarthy
Tift
Paine
McAleer
Teams Scoreboard Snapshot of Intercollegiate Matches
Norwich Giants beat Norwich 13 to 8 while Princeton 5 Wesleyan 1 and Penn State 13 West Point 1. Beloit 3 Beloit College 4, Ithaca 7 Cornell 4. Trinity 1 Annapolis Middies 1 in six innings NI. Bowdoin 9 over Foxcroft 1. Harvard Freshmen 6 over Noble & Greenough 2. Melrose 12 over Revere 8. English High 11 over Roxbury 8.
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Philadelphia Giants
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Wesleyan
West Point
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State
Beloit
University of Wisconsin
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Ithaca
Lafayette
Cornell
Annapolis
Middies
Trinty
Brunswick
Foxeter
Bowdoin
Cambridge
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Noble & Greenough's
Melrose
Revere
Franklin Field
English High
Roxbury High
Stahl Seeks Four-Game Boston Sweep
Jake Stahl expressed pleasure over yesterday's win and told the Post at the Copley Square Hotel he would be satisfied with three more victories, joking about a four-game Boston sweep as Wolfe would start and Kittredge catch in tomorrow's game.
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Jake Stahl
Post
Copley Square
Stahl
Boston
New York
Wolfe
Kittredge
Baseball scores at Wolf's My Clothier store
Wolf's My Clothier in Hanover posts baseball scores by innings on a Portland street bulletin board. The store has arranged to receive daily score updates and share them with passersby.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Portland Street
Eastern League games score roundup
Rochester defeats Toronto 4 2 while Buffalo tops Montreal 11 6. Baltimore beats Jersey City 8 2. Newark leads Providence by unknown final score.
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Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Hub autoises win in hill climbing meet
Springfield April 26 Over 50 contestants took part in the first annual hill climbing contest up Pecowsic Hill under the Springfield Auto Club. George Cannon drove a steam Grout to 34 seconds, with Hilliard of Boston winning the free for all in a Napier. Fred Pratt won with a Reo in class C, Eddie Bald took multiple prizes in a Columbia, and Henshaw earned fastest time for cars costing 2500 to 3500. A banquet followed the events.
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Springfield
Pecowsic Hill
Springfield Auto Club
George Cannon
Harvard
Cannon
William Hilliard
Boston
Napier
Hilliard
Bay State Auto Association
Lewis R. Speare
J. C. Kerrison
James Linscott
Fred Pratt
Pratt
Linscott
Eddie Bald
Columbia
Charley Henshaw
Henshaw
Harry Fosdick
George Reed
Stearns
Frank Fowler
Ford
H. G. French
H. P. Grout
H. P. Ford
Er. R. Clark
Autocar
Norcross
H. P. Rambler
Otto Nestman
Stevens Duryea
H. P. Winton
William Hillard
Bh. P. Napier
H. P. Stevens-Duryea
H. P. Columbia
S. Henshaw
H. P. Thomas
H. P. Stearns
Oscar Hedstrom
Howard G. Reynolds
C. S. Henshaw
Fever Rarely Caused by Germs Meningitis Debate
Professor W. T. Councilman told the Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health that cerebro-spinal meningitis is poorly understood and may arise from rare organism behavior. Dr. S. H. Durgin cited historical deaths and questioned anti-toxine efficacy. Thomas M. Babson outlined Board of Health powers under state law.
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W. T. Councilman
Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health
Hotel Brunswick
F.L. Morse
State Board of Health
Thomas M. Babson
Boston
Boards of Health
Massachusetts
Belmont and Gompers Agree and Disagree at Civic Federation
At the Civic Federation of New England meeting in Quincy House, August Belmont of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company and Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor debated trade agreements. Belmont praised unions and labor honesty while endorsing trade accords, and Gompers argued for dealing with organized labor through its unions rather than individual contracts. He cautioned that labor and management seldom achieve full harmony and called for broader worker shares in prosperity and longer leisure.
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Concord
Civic Federation of New England
Quincy House
August Belmont
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Belmont
National Civic Federation
William H. Pfahler
Philadelphia
National Founders’ Association
John F. Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union of America
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England Civic Federation
Tuttle
Amalgamated Association of Electric Railway Employees
Bingville Comes Alive on Bowdoin Square Stage
Bingville Bugle characters performed a sketch titled The District School of Bingville at the Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square last night. Samantha Piper’s giggling steals the show while Newton Newkirk’s quirks amuse the audience. Stealthy Steve was absent but not missed.
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Bingville Bugle
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Bingville
Samantha Piper
Newton Newkirk
Steve
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Bugle
Boston Post
Newkirk
Union
Reward For Dog Poisoner In Dorchester
Dorchester residents announce a $200 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone connected with a string of dog poisonings. Laban Pratt and a society president each add $100, amid reports a woman was seen luring dogs along Neponset avenue. Over 15 dogs poisoned in the past month. several pets died.
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Dorchester
Laban Pratt
Boutwell Avenue
George T. Angell
Neponset Avenue
Willard Kirby
Nepons Avenue
Willis Ladds
Jeanette Wilson
Pope
Mullen Pleads Guilty In Fire Set Charge
George Mullen 18 of Dedham pleaded guilty in Dedham court to setting brush fire with Harry Stillson. He was fined 25 dollars and now denies guilt claiming he helped extinguish the blaze and was bribed by an old feud between fire department factions. He said he pleaded to save his parents trouble.
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Needham
George Mullen
Fire Department
Dedham
Harry Stillson
Stillson
Mullen
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