Giants Triumph Over Doves In Pitchers Battle At Home
New York defeats Boston 2 to 0 as Christy Mathewson outduels Young in a tight game. Tenney shines at first base for Boston while Ritchey and Shannon miscue in the eighth allow two Giants to score, giving McGraw's team the win before about 5000 fans.
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Trojans
Giants
McGraw
Christy Mathewson
Tenney
Boston
McGann
Joe Kelley
Fred Tenney
New York
Kelley
Mathewson
Ritchey
Young
Bridwell
Sammy Strang
Nicklin
Shannon
Brooklyn Falls to Philadelphia 6 5 in N Y Series
Brooklyn loses 6 to 5 after a three game winning streak against New York as Philadelphia wins the contest.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Maine Drops Opener 2-0 to Vermont in Pitchers Battle
Burlington Vermont April 27 Maine University fell 2 to 0 to Vermont in the opening game. Vermont scored in the first and third frames to secure the win while Maine managed five hits. Pitchers Hunt Collins and Burrington faced Ryan Felton for Vermont and Maine respectively as the game lasted 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Burlington
University of Maine
Vermont
R.h.le
Maine
Hunt
Collins
Burrington
Ryan
Felton
Thomas
Phillies Triumph Over Washington In 9th Inning Mix
Hughes pitched 3 7 innings for Philadelphia while Vickers allowed 5 strikeouts. Philadelphia scored in the eighth and ninth, with two base hits from Ganley Shipke McBride and sacrifices by Nichols Murphy Milan and Warner. Washington left six on base and committed an error on Oldring. Umpires Hurst and Connolly.
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Shipke
Philadelphia
Washington
Smith
Ganley
McBride
Nichols
Murphy
Milan
Warner
Davis
Coombs
Oldring
Celebanty
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Connolly
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Wee
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Feetenes
Delehanty
Clymer
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Ceer
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Wegensesseres
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Football Scores From Early Evening Games
The record shows Lynn-Lynn Northeast defeat Philadelphia Granu LDVe at lawrence Northeast 6 to 4. Falls River New England hosts Portland Atlantic 3 to 7 after a 7 to 3 score.
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Lewiston
A. A
Fall
Pall River
Portland
A, AL
Harvard Spring Football Practice Opens With 47 Candidates
Harvard coach Haughton directed the first spring session assisted by Daly Hall Newhall and Donovan. Forty seven men, including four from last fall's squad, practiced passing, ball handling, and kicking, with Burr excelling in the drill. Several freshmen and class eleven players showed promise. Hoar did not report yet.
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Haughton
Charley Daly
Nate Hall
Newhall
Pooch Donovan
Harvard
Burr
Fish
G. G. Browne
Kennard
Hall
Nourse
Grant
Graydon
Harvard and Navy deny severing baseball relations
Harvard reports denying any breakdown in baseball ties with Navy are rejected by the Crimson players who praise Navy for a sportsmanlike game and claim no fault on Harvard’s side.
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Harvard
Annapolis
Navy
Red Sox Bring Hannifan and Praise Tenney In Scranton Encounter
Bits of baseball report shows Fred Tenney at his best with slick one hand fielding. Hannifan, Giants utility infielder, was sold to Boston by McGraw and will be a valuable asset for Kelley. McConnell shines as pinch hitter. Elmer Steele wins again against former teammates in Scranton. Dahlen covers much ground for the Doves and remains active despite questions of form.
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Hannifan
Giants
McGraw
Kelley
Boston
McConnell
Maguire
Red Sox
Noble and Greenough Wins By Close Score
Noble and Greenough defeated Boston Latin School 7 to 6 on Dexter Field Brookline in a hard fought afternoon game Errors hurt Latin School with two by Sullivan the shortstop directly responsible Codman batted for Tobey in the ninth Players Whiteman Grey Winslow Conant Saltonstall Tobey Armstrong Elcock Kennedy Stackhouse OCallaghan listed for Noble and Greenough Sullivan Prendergast Stolen bases Kennedy 2 Sullivan Armstrong Tobey OCallaghan Bases on balls Grant Prendergast Struck out Grant Prendergast Time 2h5m Umpire Ray Hallihan Attendance 250
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Bates Defeats Phillips Andover 8 to 5 in Open Game
In Andover on April 27 Bates defeated Phillips Andover 8 to 5 in a loosely played game. Binnell of Bates turned a pretty double play unassisted and Pierce of Andover made a sensational catch in left field.
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Bates
Phillips Andover
Binnell
Pierce
Moody to Box Deshler in 12 Round Philadelphia Show
Willie Moody a Philadelphia light weight confident of beating Dave Deshler in a 12 round decision at the Armory Athletic Association tonight. The card opens at 8 pm with local try-outs and a strong semi final, plus other announced bouts in California and New York.
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Willie Moody
Philadelphia
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Armory Athletic Association
Henry Myers
Charlestown
Limerick
Young Erie
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Illinois
Stanley Ketchell
Jack
Sullivan
Jimmy Coffroth
Colma
Cal
Jack Dorman
Bronx
New Polo A. A
New York
Dorman
Anders
Murphy
Harlem
Boston Athletic Association tracks aim for London Olympic trials
The Boston Athletic Association track squad begins training at Franklin Field Philadelphia May 25 to qualify for London. Key athletes include Wesley Coe Jr. in shot put, Herbert Gidney in high jump, William Eaton in sprints, Ernie Nelson in 220 yards, and Sheehan in the half mile, with four BA A representatives expected.
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London
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
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Back Bay
Boston
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Ralph Rose
Greenwich
Mr. Rose
Herbert Gidney
William H. Eaton
Eaton
Huff
Jamestown
Montreal
Ernie Nelson
Cambridge
Sheehan
New York
New York Giants Player Seen in Pillow 1 Stance
A cryptic sports column toys with deciphering if the Giants lineman on Pillow 1 is indeed familiar. It wonders about the season’s pace, the umpire’s early season duties, and the state of strawberries in a colorful digression. It notes a New Yorker’s remark on Boston Nationals in red caps and Beaumont’s cap visibility.
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Boston Nationals
Beaumont
Eastern League Results From Jersey City Providence Newark and Baltimore
Rochester defeated Jersey City in a 14 inning game while Providence and Toronto played to a 1-1 draw. Montreal routed Newark 4 to 0 and Baltimore beat Buffalo 5 to 1.
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Newark
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Buffalo
Dorchester Team Travels to Manchester for Schoolboy Athletic Notes
Dorchester High will make an extended trip to Manchester New Hampshire today to face the local team. Captain John Gillis of the Gloucester School is delivering a strong performance for the shore team. Jack Graney will coach Roxbury Latin four in place of Bill O Leary who is busy with other duties. Coach Fred Woodcock of DorchesterBostonNew York previously led Rig a Brown athlete. Fred Tent the Giantsenney with Noble Greenough played fastball to win yesterday against Boston Latin.
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Manchester
N. H
Essere
John Gillis
Gloucester School
Ove Shore
Jack Graney
Roxbury Latin
Bill O'Leary
Fred Woodcock
Dorchester
Boston New York
Fred
Giants
Enney
Johnson and Burns Eye World Champ Fight in London
Jack Johnson arrives in London with manager Fitzpatrick after leaving New York and issues a challenge to Tommy Burns for a title fight. Johnson offers to bet Burns 2500 that he stops him in 20 rounds and would share two thirds of any purse. Burns deposits 5000 for a meeting but seeks 30,000. both consider a bout in England or America based on the purse.
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Jack Johnson
Fitzpatrick
New York
National Sporting Club
Sporting
Tommy Burns
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Johnson
England
America
Aqueduct betting results highlight diverse winners
An Aqueduct report lists winners across six races with the odds: Bic Chief 1 to 4 in the first, Berry Maid 1 to 3 in the second, Fitz Herbert 1 to 8 in the third, Aletheno 2 to 5 in the fourth, Zal 7 to 10 in the fifth, and Hartford 4 to 1 in the sixth.
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Berry Maid
Fitz Herbert
Aletheno
Zal
Hartford
Chesbro Shuts Out Boston as New York Tops Boston 1-0
In New York 8500 fans watched Chesbro dominate Boston in nine innings, allowing only 29 batters with six strikeouts and two infield hits. Niles drove in the sole run for New York in the sixth on Keeler’s single and Staples’s RBI. Gessler starred defensively for the Red Stockings.
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Jim McGuire
Boston
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Lord
Chase
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Winter
Happy Jack
Kleinow
Cheshiro
Niles
Thoney
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Stahl
Elberfield
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