Selbach Heroics Spark Boston Win Over Washingtons 2-1
Selbach belted a first inning homer and Boston hung on for a 2-1 victory over the Washingtons. Tannehill starred with 10 assists in the field, while Burkett and Collins combined on key sixth inning plays to preserve the lead. Washington threatened several times but could not push across more runs.
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McGovern
al Selbach
State House
Boston
Selbach
Huntington Avenue
Wolfe
Washington
Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Hickman
VP. Dougherty
Collins
Freeman
Jake Stahl
Townsend
Burkett
Cassidy
Tannehill
Knoll
Tannerill
Hill
Stahl
Grimshaw
Mr. Sittredge
Parent
Jones
Mullen
Wittredge
Kittredge
Ferris
AB R
C. F
Lachance
Diociasves
PO Jones
Ceccess
Huelsman
Eevee
Cosy Knoll
Ceeeeere
Dee
Wwe
Balk
Sittredge
O’ Loughlin
Hess Bests Detroit As Cleveland Runs Shutout Streak Grows
Cleveland 5 Detroit 0. Hess limited Detroit to three baserunners in nine innings while Mullin allowed six strikeouts. Cooley and Say made stellar catches. Lafoie delivered a three bagger for Cleveland. Attendance 4,600 with multiple city matchups listed.
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Detroit
Mich
Hess
Mullin
Say
Cooley
Cleveland
Lafoie
Flieck
Turner
Bemis
T Mullin
Sheridan
R. BH
A. E. Vinson
Flick
Yoo
Lajoie
Bradley
Carr
Q Bemis
Love
McIntyre
Crawford
Sete Wee
Hickman
Schaefer
SS. Revere Rveres
O'Leary
Wood
aCoughlin
Americans Defeat Philadelphians In Pitchers Battle
In a pitchers duel at New York the Americans beat the Phillies 1 0 with the winning run scoring in the eighth on Keeler Elberfeld and Anderson. Keeler's throw in sixth inning started a double play. Schreckengost doubled for Philadelphia with Keeler Hartsel stealing twice and Plank hit by pitch once. Attendance 4000.
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ST. Louis
Holmes
Davis
Chicago
R. BH. PO
McFarland
Coase
Tannehill
Dundon
Qds Ces
Smith
Davi
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Moran
F. Jones
Donohue
Jones
T. Jones
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Stone
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Mearland
Glade
Mases St
Louis
Kelly
McCarthy
New York
Griffith
New York Americans
Philadelphians
Keeler
Elberfeld
Anderson
Plank
Noe Oman
Schreckengost
Conroy
I Hartsel
Hartsel
Williams
Chase
Kleinow
Philadelphia
Connelly
AB R
Po. A. E. Dougherty
Orem
P. Seer
Philadelphia AB R . Bil. Po
A E Hartsel
Hoffman
Corts
Cross
Seybold
Murphy
Knight
Powers
Aschreckengest
Ewes
Touris
Ovate Rae Aria
Jake Stahl Addresses Phi Delta Phi Fraternity
Captain Jake Stahl of the Washington baseball club entered the Boston University legal fraternity gathering as ex-Judge Henry S. Dewey spoke. The room cheered and Stahl, an alumnus, addressed the members about what the fraternity could achieve, receiving a warm reception.
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Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Boston University
Henry S. Dewey
Jake Stahl
Washington Baseball Club
Stahl
Dewey
Poultney Bigelow
Melville M. Bigelow
H. N. Sheldon
Superior Court
Theatrical Baseball Teams Play Today
The Yankee Doodle Boys of the George M. Cohan company remain undefeated facing Florodora after a 29 to 2 rout at Locust street grounds Dorchester. They are scheduled to meet Woodland today at noon on the same field.
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Yankee Doodle Boys
George M. Cohan Company
Florodora Company
Locust Street
Dorchester
Woodland
New York Nationals Shut Out Brooklyn 4 0 in Brooklyn
New York Nationals defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0 in Brooklyn. Brooklyn filled the bases in the fifth but a double play ended the threat. New York scored in the seventh and added three in the eighth. Strang ejected for disputing a ruling and Mc Graw benched later. Attendance 5685.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New York Nationals
New York
Strang
Johnstone
McGraw
Donlin
Baseball Notes From a Busy Day of Trades and Practice
Grimshaw may join the team within a week while a suburban club seeks a catcher and 2 or 3 fielders for Saturday games. Patten is pitching for Washington with Gibson or Winter for Boston. Reports cover home runs, coaching miscues, signings like Harry Gleason with St. Louis, and calls for better crowd control at Huntington avenue practices.
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J. W. McGrath
City
Huntington Avenue
Cass Patten
Washington
Gibson
Boston
Lachance
Brooklyn
Ebbets
Jake Stahl
Knoll
Stahl
Patten
Nill
Townsend
Selbach
Freeman
Wickman
Dougherty
Athletics
Silk O’loughlin
Taylor
Josslyn
Olmstead
Sessions
Harry Gleason
St. Louis
Callins
John T. Brush
Bridewell
Cincinnatis
Alderman Whelton
Tommy Bolles
Wakefield High Cruises Past Stoneham High in Win
Wakefield High defeated Stoneham High 14 to 2 this afternoon, marking Wakefield's sixth straight win of the season.
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Wakefield
Stoneham
Wakefield High
Stoneham High
East Woburn Leather Factory Destroyed By Fire
East Woburn April 27 The enamelled leather factory of Harry W Clark was destroyed by fire of unknown origin tonight. Loss to building and contents is $15000. Building owned by Lepingwell Land Company with no insurance. Clark carried $5000 on his stock.
President plans not to delay trip beyond May 8
Secretary Taft was informed the President could not stay in the hunting country past May 8 and had prepared an alternative programme. Officials say there is no pressing emergency requiring the President’s immediate presence in Washington.
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Washington
Taft
Colorado
Cubfoot the Grizzly Bear Killed by Roosevelt Party Hunter
NewCastle Col April 27 Cubfoot a notorious bear feared by farmers was killed last night by Fred Tollens a member of President Roosevelts hunting party The bear was running down hounds and Tollens had to kill it to save the dogs The Roosevelt party had hoped for a chance to shoot the bear but it was overtaken by the dogs and killed in self defense
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Newcastle
Col
Cubfoot
Fred Tollens
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tollens
Gorham critiques Reconstruction policy at Middlesex Club
Hon George C Gorham formerly Senate clerk 1868 1879 argues the South should have been placed under military rule after the Civil War. He claims the military rule would have avoided dangers of Reconstruction Acts and notes the Senate narrowly rejected militarization by one vote. The event included Grant night remarks and drew about 250 Republicans in Brunswick.
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Middlesex Club
Brunswick
George C. Gorham
Washington
Senate
Gorham
Mr. Gorham
J. Franklin Fort
Jersey Supreme Court
General Grant
Congressman Powers
P. S. Henson
Iitness
Edgar R. Champlin
Jamaica Plain Lads in Court as Firebugs
Three Jamaica Plain youths, Michael Clougherty 14, John Burns 16, and Thomas Dolan 16, were arraigned in district court on arson charges. Police say they bought kerosene and ignited a vacant 212 story building at 101 Call Street and stole an oil lamp to set fire at Forest Hills station and a nearby frame dwelling. Dolan and Clougherty acted as lookouts while Burns started the blaze. Hearing adjourned to today. youths committed to Charles Street jail.
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Jamaica Plain
Michael Clougherty
John Burns
Thomas Dolan
McBryn
Shillings
Station 13
James B. Dunn
Burns
Clougherty
Call Street
Lawrence Morton
Forest Hills
Forest Hills Street
Stedmans Street
Dolan
Charles Street
Oakes pardon refused in Salem case
Salem April 27 The pardon petition for Edward N Oakes ex chief of police of Revere now at Salem jail will not be sent to the pardons committee District Attorney Peters reports that the sentence for forgery Feb 19 1904 is not harsh and there is no public policy reason to grant a pardon Oakes may be released on probation in June if recommended and December for full release
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Salem
Douglas
Edward N. Oakes
Revere
Committee On Pardons
Peters
Oakes
New Jersey Summer Resorts Attract Tourists
New Jersey emerges as a top summer destination with beaches such as Atlantic Highlands Seabright Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Belmar Spring Lake Sea Girt Point Pleasant Atlantic City Ocean City Cape May and Beach Haven offering rail or boat access. M Burt G P A promotes an illustrated brochure listing resorts and other destinations available for six cents in stamps.
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New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Seabright
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Belmar
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Point Pleasant
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Cape May
Beach Haven
New Jersey Central and Co
M. Burt
Liberty Street
New York
Independent Kishineff Sons Associations Formed in Boston
Prominent Kishineff natives in Boston establish the Independent Baai Kishineff Association of Boston on Passover’s last day, appointing officers led by Harry Cohen as president and Abraham Alpert as organizer. The group aims to aid Kishineff townsmen and press world sympathy while warning of renewed threats in Russia. Headquarters are at 50 Leverett Street.
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Kishineff
Boston
Baai Kishineff
Sons of
Kishineff) Association of
Harry Cohen
David Gootman
David Marshall
Jacob Kardonik
Ruben Sandler
Abraham Sorocco
Hyman Tesler
Abraham Alpert
East Boston
Russia
Association
Leverett Street
Fatal Fever Claiming Hyde Park Victim
Hyde Park reports the death of Michael Meghan a 25 year old from spotted fever contracted Wednesday night. He died at 5 oclock this evening with burial following at 11 oclock to curb contagion fears.
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Hyde Park
Michael Meghan
Dorchester Man Hurt After 25 Foot Fall in Newton Waban
Victor Nordstrom of Dorchester fell twenty five feet from a staging while painting a house on Waban Hill road. He fractured his right leg and arm and sustained head contusions and internal injuries. He was taken to Newton Hospital in serious condition.
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Waban
Waban Hill Road
Victor Nordstrom
Dorchester
Newton Hospital
Four Crack Vessels Race Across Open Bay From Provincetown
Four crack fishing schooners from Provincetown head from T wharf for a 50 mile open sea race. The Annie Perry Mary C Santos Philip P Manta and Emilia Enos leave together amid buyers and towboats watching. A testing beat with an east wind challenges the craft as the crowd expects a likely winner.
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Provincetown
Annie Perry
Mary C. Santos
Sadie Ross
Philip P. Manta
Emilia Enos
Cape Cod
Broad Sound
Daring Massachusetts Battery Artillery Exhibition Shoots
The Massachusetts Field Artillery Battery A staged a night exhibition at the Park Riding Circle featuring trumpet blasts, heavy artillery wagons, and expert horsemen. Spectators gasped as riders performed dangerous trick riding, somersaults, and bareback maneuvers, ending with a dramatic wild charge amid thunderous applause.
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Battery A
Massachusetts Field Artillery
Park Riding Circle
Artillery Regiment
Trinity Club's Pretty Dance Ends Summer Series
The Trinity Club of Boston held the last dance at Pierce Hall last evening with Cripps Orchestra providing music and Professor R. C. Pearson directing. About 125 couples attended as the club plans to resume in the fall after a summer break.
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Trinity Club of
Boston
Pierce Hall
Cripps
R. C. Pearson
A. E. Knight
E. K. Fish
J. A. Duffy
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Edward H. Oakes
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