Doves Win First Game of National League Series
A double header in the city saw the Doves and Trolley Dodgers split both ends of a National League series. Morning game featured Mattern's pitching and solid defense as the Doves shut out Lumley's team. Afternoon contest saw Rucker overpower the Doves with support from errors and timely hits. Brooklyn capitalized with three runs in the eighth. Weather ideal but crowd small due to recent Doves' slump.
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University Tailoring Offers Custom Wool Suits
A local tailoring shop advertises suits with a strong guarantee and wool material. Patrons can choose gray and olive patterns tailored to measure for 22.50, with a written guarantee that the fabric is all wool and the fit remains. damaged buttons are replaced free.
Washington Wins by Bunching Hits to Beat Highlanders 8-1
Washington defeated New York 8 to 1 as a sixth inning onslaught off Brackett produced the big margin. Gray puzzled the pitcher and Chase made a key stop in the field. The morning game was postponed by rain.
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Mullin Secures Ninth Straight Victory for Detroit
Detroit defeats Chicago Americans 5 to 1 as George Mullin earns his ninth consecutive win. Chicago rallies in the ninth with four straight hits scoring once, but Mullin fans two to end the threat. Crawford and McIntyre doubled for Detroit, Mullin adds seven strikeouts.
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Sox and Tigers Tie in Eight Inning Afternoon Game
Detroit and Chicago battled to a 7 to 7 tie in eight innings in the afternoon with Detroit holding a 7 to 2 lead before Chicago rallied for five runs in the seventh and eighth. The game ended early to allow trains East.
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Criss Wins His First Game of the Season
St Louis defeats Cleveland 6 to 3 as Criss pitches a strong first start of the season for the Cardinals. Rhoades struggles with 4 walks and 7 hits allowed while Criss fans eight. Wallace shines defensively in the field as St Louis builds a lead with Rhoades’ errors shaping the outcome.
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Doves Shut Out Brooklyns In Pitchers Duel
Boston versus Brooklyn details a 2 0 game with stellar defense by the Doves and steady work by Mattern. Starr and Bates contribute key hits while McIntire’s wild second inning costs Brooklyn, as Rucker and White duel on the mound before a crowd of 6325.
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Baseball matchups headlined with five-city slate
National league schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia in two games and New York at Washington. Brooklyn visits New York, St Louis plays Pittsburgh, and Chicago meets Cincinnati in the set of featured games.
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Lajoie Bats In His Old Time Form In Cleveland Win
Cleveland evens the series with a 5 to 1 victory over the Browns in afternoon baseball. Dineen and Graham were knocked out of the box while Juss was effective through the late innings.
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Burns Wins Big Johnson Fight Showed Clear Advantage
Moving pictures at the Columbia Theatre this week clearly portray how the heavyweight Johnson's size and reach thwarted Burns in their bout. The program also features a Jeffries Sharkey round from Coney Island for comparison.
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Matty Wins His Own Game in 5 4 Victory
New York beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Mathewson homered in the eighth to seal the win. The pitching by Moore Covaleski and Moren was ineffective for Philadelphia. The score reached five hundred for New York in a dramatic late burst.
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Pittsburg Fights Back to Beat St Louis in Eighth
Pittsburg rallied to edge St Louis 4 in the eighth inning after a tight game. Bunched hits in the frame and strong work by Lush carried the Pirates, with key moments from Wagner Miller and Phelps. Adams and Maddox pitched earlier, and the game featured sharp defensive plays and several bases on balls.
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Pirates Win Afternoon Game 4–2 Over St Louis
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 4 to 2 in the afternoon game. Adams earned win credited for two victories in one day with superb support. Clarke drove Barbeau home for the decisive run in the fifth inning and Alstein sealed the win in the eighth.
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