Collins Boys Defeat Washington In Rain Shortened Tilt
Boston scored four runs in five innings to beat Washington 4 3 as rain paused play. Key moments included drills misplays, Dunkle, Collins and Dougherty contributing runs, and Moran making notable plays for the Senators.
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Washington
D. C
Boston
Washingtons
Bostons
Thoney
Lachance
Criger
Senators
Dougherty
Freeman
Collins
Parent
Drill
Moran
Cassidy
Hoffman
Dunkle
Stahl
McCormick
Chick Stahl
Ferris
Beaneaters
Diamond
Selbach
G. Stahl
Buck
Winters
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Dineen
Eoesecescoesas
AB. R
BS. B
Livcewewee Sacs
J Stahl
Eaaeeeoennes
O. Drill
la Stahl
Cinger Chance
Dwyer
Chicago Beats Detroit 6 to 4 in American League Play
Chicago won the game 6 to 4 against Detroit as Mullin was hit often at key moments. Tannehill led at bat, Owen endured hard pitches, and Davis contributed solidly. Sullivan's throwing to bases stood out as a key feature.
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Drill
New York
Moran
Chick Stahl
Jake Stahl
Thoney
Lachance
Ferris
Criger
Detroit
Chicago
Mullin
Tannehill
Owen
Davis
Sullivan
Holmes
Jones
Callahan
Green
Donahue
Dhanee
A. J. Barrett
E. Ft
McIntyre
Reeaee
Carr
Robinson
Greminger
el Owe
Jones Tannehill
Lowe
Woods
O'Leary
O’ Loughlin
Harvard Finds Philadelphia Star Dan Newhall for Crimson
Daniel Allerton Newhall known as Dan emerges as a promising Harvard outfielder for the Crimson baseball team. The Philadelphia native, a sophomore, shined as a ground coverer and hitter on the freshman squad and also played quarterback and hockey for his class and varsity programs.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Crimson University
University of Pennsylvania
Daniel Allerton Newhall
Dan
Crimson
Newhall
Stephenson
Breezy Gossip From Fans and Players Across Baseball
Gossip notes from the day highlight Victor Willis and Bill Dineen in tight losses, stalled interscholastic games, and Buffalo’s Sunday ball debate. Mentions Patterson Donovan the Washington club desires, Patsey Donovan, Malachi Kittridge, and Clark Griffiths as managers weigh schedules, weather, and park prep ahead of Monday games.
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Cincinnati
Malachi Kittridge
Washington
P. Moran
Buckenberger
Clark Griffiths
Hugh Duffy
Patsey Donovan
Dwyer
Donovan
Senators
Bill
Clevelands
Cleveland
Bradley
Schwartz
Lush
Bernard
O’hara
John L. Jerome Kelley
John Haggerty
Willis
Giants
Boston
Athletics
Huntington Avenue
McGraw Giants
Lou Criger
Washington Monument
Man Terrorizes Charles Tucker Linked to Page Murder
The Sunday Post reports a man blamed as a source of terror to Charles L. Tucker, who is currently held in connection with the Page murder. The paper has seen him, pictured him, and promises to reveal many details about his actions.
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Charles L. Tucker
The
Sunday Post
Considine backs Young Corbett in Britt rematch bid
George Considine offers $5000 backing for a Corbett versus Britt rematch and has contacted Britt’s manager. He says he will fund an onside bet of $2500 to $5000 if Britt agrees to fight again and sign the articles. Also notes ongoing feuds between O’Brien and McCoy ahead of May 14 and hints at Charley Mitchell’s near-term exhibition bouts.
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Bill Dineen
Washington
Senators
Dorchester High
Rindge Manual Training School
Stallings
Buffalo
New York
George Considine
Corbett
James Edward Britt
Britt
Considine
England
Broadway
San Francisco
Graney
McCoy
O’brien
Steve Mahoney
Charley Mitchell
Delmont Defeats Lewis in Sixth Round at Fitchburg Show
Medford boxer Albert Delmont stopped Tony Lewis of New York in the sixth round at Fitchburg reversing expectations. Delmont is delivering faster ringside work than at any point, with a strong upcoming matchup against Eddie Carr of South Boston at Cambridge A. A. next Monday.
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Albert Delmont
Medford
Fitchburg
Tony Lewis
New York
Lewis
Boston
Delmont
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Cambridge A. A
Carr
Johnny Sheehan
Gloucester Club
Andy Daly
Kid Pantz
Daly
Pantz
North End
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Kid Carter
St. Louis
Thursdeight
Kid McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
O’brien
McCoy
Jack
Tommy Ryan
Brooklyn Club Owner Enters 1000 Prize Bowling Tourney
Ebbetts, owner of the Brooklyn club, has entered the 1000 prize big-pin bowling tournament to be held in St. Louis during the world’s fair.
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Ebbetts
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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