Boston Champions Drub Phillies in Wild 1900s Game
The Boston team routed Philadelphia 16 to 6 in a wild game marked by walks and hit batters. Klobedanz was relieved by Streit after a rough start, while Fraser pitched steadily for the Phillies as Philadelphia built a large early lead before Boston recovered some.
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Philadelphia
Klobedanz
Cooley
Thomas
Delehanty
Lajoie
Flick
Lauder
Duffy
Kloby
Streit
Chick Stahl
Yeager
Stahl
Phillies
Philies
Fraser
Cross
McFarland
Hanging Garden
Spalding bicycle bargain claimed in dealer's pitch
Buyer says dealer told him the wheel was "just as good as Spalding's" as part of a sales pitch. Spalding's bicycles are advertised as good bargains and unmatched for the money, with a catalogue of athletic sports available from the Boston office and Chicago wholesale address.
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Spalding
Five Crawford Daughters All Married, He Questions
In Herlem Life a speaker asks if J. Millionaire Crawford's five daughters are all married. The response confirms they are all wed. The exchange notes speculation about alliances with an English syndicate.
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J. Millionaire Crawford
Herlem Life
Brooklyns Sweep Orioles in Third Straight Win
The Brooklyn team won for the third consecutive time over the Orioles on April 27. Hughes and McGinnity pitched well with Hughes limiting hits. President Ebbetts returned from Utica and said Griffin had practically agreed to join St. Louis. Score:
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New York
Brooklyns
Orioles
Hughes
McGinnity
Ebbetts
Utica
Griffin
St. Louis
New York Victorious After Ragged Senators Game
Washington April 27 New York won easily as McFarland pitched fairly well. Senators bats were weak and support was poor. Attendance 800. Score not stated.
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Washington
New York
McFarland
Senators
Chicagos Edge Reds In Tight City Game
Chicago team wins a hard fought home game over Cincinnati with strong visitors fielding and outbats but scattered hits. Attendance reaches 9600 as the result remains close with the final score undecided in the excerpt.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Cincinnatis
Sloan's Day at Newmarket Nets Two Firsts for Beresford
American jockey Tod Sloan rode six races on the third day of the Newmarket spring meeting. He won two firsts for Lord Beresford and finished second in three events while ending unplaced once. Sloan guided Borzak and Free Companion to seconds and rode Blacksmith and Corosko in other top finishes.
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Newmarket
Lord Beresford
Mr. Lorillard
J. M. Hanbury
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C. F. Bowyer
Miss Nellie
Mr. P. Lorillard
Dominic IT
Mr. Wallace Johnstone
Harrow
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Footplad IV
Dominic II
Tod Sloan
Lord William Beresford
Borzak
Mr. W. Cooper
New Haven II
Mr. F. Alexander
Solennis
Lord Harewood
Free Companion
J. Waugh
Palmay
W. M. Redfern
B. C. Wolf
Blacksmith
Mr. Fairie
Cutaway
J. Lewis
Isaac NI
Joseph Curry
Roxbury
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Post
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Dee Morrow
Fountain Ferry
Louisville
Bald
Jimmy Ingraham
New England
Tom Barnaby
East Boston
Australia
Italy
John Chapman
Atlanta
Pacific Coast
Kangarooland
West
Dave Shafer
Michael
Edward Taylor
Shafer
Taylor
Joe Downey
Baby” Gibson
Cincinnati
L.A. W
Senate
Newburyport
Haverhill
Richmond’s Island
Portland Harbor
Dlam
Walker’s Pond
Boston
Portland
Boxing Gossip Reflects Turmoil in Ring Circles
Boxing gossip notes Billy O Donnell known as Young Sharkey seeks welterweight bout after a return from England where he fared well. It cites controversial Rotchford Palmer match reports and predicts Dixon OBrien boxing plans in Philadelphia. It mentions Fitzsimmons Jeffries license hopes, Keogh McLaughlin Irish title doubt, Ruhlin Maher betting, and the death of amateur lightweight Frank J OBrien in Charles Town.
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Young Sharkey
England
Professor O’donnell
O’donnell
Billy Rotchford
Palmer
Connolly
Rotchford
Tom O’rourke
Philadelphia Athletic Club
George Dixon
Jack O’brien
Mr. Sharkey
Bonner
O’brien
Dixon
Philadelphia
Coney Island
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Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
We’s
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Ireland
Ned McLaugnen
Keogh
McLaughlin
Peter Maher
Gus Ruhlin
Ruhlin
Coghlan
Tae
Frank J. O’brien
Charlestown
Tremont Street
New England
Johnson
Chelsea
Harvard Beats Dartmouth in Low-Scoring Pitchers Battle
Harvard shut out Dartmouth five to nothing as Morse pitched nine strong innings, fanning eleven and allowing two hits. Varney also pitched well for Dartmouth, but Harvard’s defense and timely hits, including Reid’s all-around play, secured the victory and renewed confidence for the Harvard nine.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Morse
Varney
MacMasters
Glarvard
Reid
Loughlin
Goodrich
Haughton
McCarten
Bartlett HR Brightens Arlington Fees Loss Inning
One man out on infield fly. Arlington Fees 28 Roxbury High. Bartlett hit a home run. Buckley and Sheehan had two stolen bases each, Hyde, McCann, Brown also. Berthrong, Hyde walked. fielding errors by Sheehan, Berthrong, Buckley, Hyde. Hyde and Kavanagh left on base. Cooke and Freeman struck out three times. Movs ton also. Passed ball by Underhill. Time 2h 20m. Umpires Blair Maloney.
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Phillies
Flick
Collins
Lauder
McFarland
Cross
Fraser
Stahl
Cooley
Duffy
Thomas
Delehanty
Clarke
Stafford
Long
Lajoie
Hamilton
Jenney
Philadelphia
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A. B. Cooley
Cesses
R. Eeere
Steers
S. S
Tenney
Klobedanz
Streit
Frazer
C. Cross
Brooklyn
Casey
Keeler
iKelley
Seer
Dahlen
Anderson
C. i'McGann
Daley
Farrell
Hughes
C . Ee
McGinnity
Dicesise
Crceee- Sda
Brooklyn Sowie
Baltimore
Kelley
McGraw
Balti-more
Holmes
Brodie
Sheckard
McGann
O’ Brien
Lachance
O’brien
Jmpires
Gaffiney and Andrews
Arlington
Roxbury High
Bartlett
Buckley
Sheehan
Hyde
McCann
Brown
Berthrong
Morris
Sullivan
Kavanagh
Cooke
Freeman
Arlington H
Roxbury H
Arlington High
Franklin Field
Roxbury
Anders
AB. R
Seeeee Cooke
Ee Buckley
Seer Eerene
Sseneee
Moulton
Fitzpatrick
Eee Bartlett
Tereere
Fagan
Seeere McCann
Enene
Brooke
Pressey el
Seereeee
Bowdoin Beats Brunswick in Season Opener
Bowdoin defeats Brunswick 15 to 4 in Brunswick, Me. opener. Williams and Patterson pitched well, but poor support doomed Brunswick. Score by innings shows Bowdoin 2 0 0 0 8 0 3 1 7 1. Brunswick 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 4. Hits Bowdoin 10 Brunswick 7. Errors Bowdoin 6 Brunswick 8. Attendance 600.
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Bowdoin
Brunswick
Atlantic season opens with high hopes in league
Philadelphia reports the Atlantic Baseball League starts its championship season. The compact circuit features five Pennsylvania clubs Scranton Wilkesbarre Allentown Reading and two others. Executives anticipate unusual success as play begins today.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Baseball League
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Allentown
Reading
Freshmen and college games noted across several cities
In Portland Bates led 6 to 3, Reading’s Lan caster scored 8 to 6 over Penn Reading. Newark Allen town won 4 to 2 against Newark Yale freshmen lost 9 to 1 to New London Brown freshmen. Worcester Nashua won 15 to 1, Paterson Scranton 20 to 2, Wilkesbarre Richmond 65 to 4.
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Bates
Reading
Penn
Lancaster
Newark
N. J
Allentown
New London
Conn
Yale
Brown
Worcester
Nashua
Paterson
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Richmond
Wollaston Golf Team Plans Five Matches This Season Near Boston
The Wollaston club lines up a strong season with five planned team matches starting May 3 at Newton Centre and May 17 at Wollaston. A May 27 clash with Concord follows, plus June 1 at Lexington and a June 7 return. Possible matches include Norfbk Downs vs Vespers at Lowell and a Country Club visit.
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Boston
Wollaston
Allstons
Freeman
Wollaston Club
Newton Centre
Wollastons
Concord
Lexington
Lexingtons
Norfolk Downs
Lowell
Dorchester Wheelmen Hold Second Annual Banquet
The Dorchester Wheelmen sat for a banquet at the United States Hotel with about fifty guests. C. W. Homeyer acted as toastmaster and introduced speakers from the Suffolk Bicycle Club and numerous club members and local figures.
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Dorchester Wheelmen
United States Hotel
C. W. Homeyer
38. Freeman
Suffolk B. C
C. H. Ball
J. G. Cutler
D. L. Dannahy
Frank Feather
P. B. Judd
A. G. Squire
C. P. Smith
F. B. McArthur
J. F. Reardon
E.S
Clifford Brooks
A. L. Sherman
H. B. Sargent
George Rolfe
G. 8. Richardson
EB. F. Garron
Frank Drayton
W. A. Dannahy
W. L.morrison
W. H. Spokesfield
Yale Relay Team Unveils Penn Relays Lineup
Yale trainer Alexander F. Copeland announced the four Yale relay teams for the University of Pennsylvania carnival on Saturday. One mile run by Gleason Luce Fisher Boarman. two miles by Poynter Saudder Brennan Adams. four miles by Clyde Chittenden Smith Spitzer. Yale calls this squad the strongest in years.
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New Haven
Conn
Alexander F. Copeland
Yale
University of Pensylvania
Gleason
Luce
Fisher
Boarman
Poynter
Saudder
Brennan
Adams
Clyde
Chittenden
Smith
Spitzer
University
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Everitt
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Ib Beckle Steinfe
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Demontreville
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