Collins Boys Defeat Washington 4 10 3 in Rain Fueled Game
Washington and Boston clash as rain halves the game at five innings. Boston takes early lead through misplays, with key moments by Drill Moran and Collins. Dunkle, Dougherty, and Lachance spark the rally, while Chick Stahl makes a reclining catch at the grand stand. Outfielder Winters joins the Senators soon.
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Cassidy
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Chicago Hits Mullin Freely In Detroit Baseball Game
Chicago defeats Detroit 6 to 2 as Tannehill stars with the bat and Davis, Sullivan, and Owen contribute strong plays. Mullin takes the loss after being hit hard. Owen works through the outing with support from teammates. Attendance 1,500.
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Chicago
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Tannehill
Owen
Davis
Sullivan
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Harvard Finds Newhall as Star Philadelphia Outfielder
Harvard freshman and sophomore Daniel Allerton Newhall from Philadelphia emerges as a standout in baseball. The 175 pound left field prospect, nicknamed Dan, is credited with strong ground coverage and hitting, and may win the Crimson outfield job as Stephenson shifts to second base. Newhall also played quarterback and hockey for Harvard, marking him as a rising multi sport talent with three years ahead.
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Crimson University
University of Pennsylvania
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Crimson
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Stephenson
Baseball Gossip Sparks Fans and Players at End of Slump
In brisk column style, the note stretches from Victor Willis’s one run loss to Buffalo Sunday ball, ministerial pushback, Diamond habit among Cincinnati players, and Malachi Kittridge catching for Washington. It mentions Dineen beating his old team in Washington, Dorchester High’s postponement, and weather delaying games around Boston. It flags Patsey Donovan’s potential move, five Bills named on Cleveland, and a tease about a Page murder suspect terror figure and Sunday Post previews.
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Washington
Senators
Dorchester High
Rindge Manual Training School
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Cincinnati
Malachi Kittridge
P. Moran
Buckenberger
Clark Griffiths
Hugh Duffy
Patsey Donovan
Dwyer
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Schwartz
Rush
Bernard
O'Hara
John L. Jerome Kelley
John Haggerty
Willis
Giants
Boston
Athletics
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McGraw Giants
Lou Criger
Washington Monument
Considine backs Corbett for Britt rematch in New York
George Considine offers $5000 backing for Corbett if James Britt agrees to a rematch and side bets. He says he can arrange the bout once Britt signs articles. Also notes differing views on the San Francisco fight outcome and mentions possible exhibition bouts for Charley Mitchell and a 1000 prize bowling tourney entry by Ebbetts of Brooklyn.
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George Considine
Corbett
James Edward Britt
Britt
Considine
England
Broadway
San Francisco
Graney
O'Brien
McCoy
O’brien
Steve Mahoney
Charley Mitchell
Delmont-Tough Win Signals Fast Boxing Rise in Medford
Albert Delmont of Medford stopped Tony Lewis of New York in the sixth round at Fitchburg, proving speed and power unseen in his career. He will box Eddie Carr of South Boston in Cambridge next Monday, a ten round set that should draw a strong crowd.
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Fitchburgh
Tony Lewis
New York
Lewis
Boston
Delmont
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Cambridge A. A
Carr
Gloucester Club
Andy Daly
Kid Pantz
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Kid Carter
St. Louis
Jack O’brien
Kid McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
O’brien
McCoy
Snesine
Jack
O'Brien
Tommy Ryan
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