Nationals Shut Out Phillies 2 0 In Fast Nine Inning Game
Boston Nationals, led by Young the pitcher, blank Philadelphia 2 to 0 in a nine inning game. They capitalized on Phillies errors, scored in the seventh and again in the ninth, while Duggleby allowed more hits but was backed by solid fielding. Raymer scored on a close play at the plate in the ninth for the final margin.
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Quakers
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Sharpe
Raymer
Needham
Cannell
Thomas
Blanks
Abbott
Pittsburg Triumph Sparks Rally in Eighth Inning
Pittsburg won the game with four hits in the eighth as Brown limited Chicago to scattered hits. Two Chicago runs came on two hits and a wild pitch.
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Brown
Chicago
Pitts
A. E Clymer
T ‘ Af As Ag Clarke
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Ci Letsevess
Wagner
Clancy
Leach
Seer
Ritchey, Peitz
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Robertaille
Carey
A Maloney
R. F
Barry
Tinker
Emslie
Games Today Across the League
Boston faces Philadelphia, New York meets Brooklyn, Cincinnati travels to St. Louis, and Chicago plays Pittsburgh in morning and afternoon matchups across the circuit.
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New England League Opens Season in Four Cities
The New England League opened in four cities with fanfare. In Haverhill the pennant was raised before the Lynn game with a street parade and Mayor Wood presenting the pennant to Manager Murphy. Nashua hosted Lowell with Mayor Jones tossing the first ball. New Bedford and Fall River also hosted Manchester and Concord respectively with minor ceremonies.
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Lowell
Jones
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Manchester
Fall River
Concord
Manchester Defeats New Bedford In Opening League Game
Manchester wins 13 to 3 at New Bedford as Armbruster stars with a three base hit and wide field coverage. Whiting, Spratt, and Kane contribute in a strong visitors performance while New Bedford struggles with early runs and eight hits allowed by Friend and Elliott. Attendance 600.
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Haverhill Opens 1904 Season with win over Lynn 13 to 3
The Haverhill champion team of 1904 opened the season by defeating Lynn 13 to 3 today. Lynn batters were held scoreless after the first inning as Connolly shone for the home side.
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Haverhill
Leet
Lynn
Connolly
Haverhill and Lynn Battle In Tight Baseball Game
Haverhill and Lynn played a close contest with multiple lead changes. Murphy led Haverhill with three runs while Lawrence and Mose contributed two runs each, as Connolly and Swope led pitching efforts with several strikeouts. Attendance reached about 1200.
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Brady
Nashua Defeats Lowell in New England League Opener 6 to 1
Nashua wins the season opener against Lowell 6 to 1 as Mayor A B Jones pitches the first ball. Nashua dominates in all phases, with Weard Connors Murphy Pattee Phelan and Bigbie contributing for Nashua while Eaton and Coughlin struggle for Lowell.
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Fall River Downs Concord in Opener of New England League
Fall River defeated Concord 9 to 3 in the opening game of the New England league season. Carrick pitched four innings, Groom finished, and Fall River tallied early with steady hitting while limiting Concord to two hits after the fourth. Key contributors included Moorehead Bowcock and Devine for Fall River and Kiernan Bowcock O Hara Hickman Sullivan Carrick for Concord. Attendance was 700.
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