Nickel Lindaman Twirls Game Of His Life
Nickel Lindaman stars in a standout game as players wear numbers 1 through 9 in a baseball score sheet. The description explains notations like 6-3 for a groundout to first, IF9 for a fly to right field, and base progress with aS bh for base hit and sh for stolen base.
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Ketchel Beats Papke in a Fast 10 Round Milwaukee Fight
Stanley Ketchel defeated Billy Papke in ten furious rounds at the Hippodrome Milwaukee. Ketchel led from the start with quick lefts and rights, staggered Papke and controlled the action with body blows and uppercuts. Ketchel won the decision after a relentless effort.
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Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Hippodrome
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Ketchel
Billy
Ktechel
Seventeen-Inning Tie Fight Between Chicago and Boston
A marathon 17 inning duel sees Chicago and Boston stalemate as Pfeister and Lindaman hold firm. Del Howard's late homer for Boston and Ritchey Dahlen fielding saves keep the game tight with Steinfeldt Evers and Chance making key plays for Chicago.
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del Howard
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South End
Detroit
Providence
Srops
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Beaumont
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Evers
Chance
Sally’ Hoffman
Ketchel and Papke Bloodied in Fast Round Two
In round one Papke rushed Ketchel and Ketchel knocked him down with a hard right to the jaw. Papke rose and clinched as Ketchel uppercut and swung powerfully. Ketchel drew blood from Papke’s nose with a straight right as they traded in close.
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Ketchel
Spring Valley
Abe Attell
Joe O’connor
Ketch
Boston and Chicago Square In Long Veterans Game
Boston and Chicago locked in a 1 1 tie through 17 innings as Sweeney Lindaman and Steinfeldt starred with glove and bat. Howard hit a homer for Chicago, Pfeister and Lindaman pitched stoutly and Ritchey sparked late baserunning as O Day called an extended marathon.
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Baseball gossip and quotes from 1910s turf talk
A collection of baseball quips and rumors about players and owners. Roger Bresnahan cited for fragile fingers, Ambrose McConnell improving in base running, Rossmann of Detroit described as quiet, Robison of the Cardinals rumored to sell to a race track group, and jests about umpires and teams amid a Western trip.
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Fred Williams
Warren Brown
Ambrose McConnell
Rossmann
Detroit
Atlantic Avenue
Robison
Cardinals
Sniffkins
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A set of quoted lines references Deacon Ma guire Yale coach John Kennedy Alec MacLean and Revere Cycle Track manager. multiple partial phrases mention New York Thames crew health discipline rain and Old Cy.
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Thames
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Revere Cycle Track
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn 6 to 1 on Home Ground
McIntyre walked five as Cincinnati scored six runs on five hits to defeat Brooklyn 6 to 1 on Brooklyn grounds. Errors hurt the locals. Camnitz and Moren combined for several walks and wild pitches in a clash noted for wildness and miscues.
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Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia In Rough-Fielded Tilt
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia as both teams fielded poorly. Roy Thomas, formerly of Philadelphia, signed with Pittsburg today and played his first game for the club. The score:
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Pittsburg
Moren
Philadelphia
Roy Thomas
Uncle Bunk Delivers Rocky Gulch XXX Ahead of Big Baseball Doubleheader
Secretive envoy from Uncle Bunk returns in a Wright Brothers air ship to New York for a pregame visit with Jim Maguire. He distributes Rocky Gulch XXX bottles to players promising homeopathic doses before the game. He claims the tonic spurred Dan Kelly’s 98 5 second 100 yard record and hints at further appearances at Olympic tryouts in Philadelphia.
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Red Sox
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Dan Kelly
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Philadelphia
Cambridge Latin Leads First Crew at River Race
Excitement rose as schoolboy crews raced on the river with Cambridge Latin School favored to win the first crew event. Hayward of Noble & Greenough second crew praised for judgment and head work. Brookline fought hard after a poor start. English High to meet Dorchester in upcoming Saturday game.
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Penn Defeats Amherst in 10 Inning Baseball Battle
Philadelphia June 4 The University of Pennsylvania baseball team beat Amherst in a 10 inning game. Pitching kept hits sparse until the tenth when timely hitting gave Pennsylvania the win. Final score 2 to 1 with McClure Danahey Twit mire Port on duties and Harkins umpiring.
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University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
Pennsylvania
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Harkins
Local Scores From Northeast League Play
Bridgeport 6 Meriden 0 New Haven 2 Holyoke 1 Waterbury split with New Britain 2 1 and 8 3 Springfield 4 Hartford 2.
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Holyoke
Waterbury
New Britain
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Springfeld
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Moran Aims to Upset Revere Track Paced Race Field
James Moran, facing Hugh MacLean and Nat Butler in the 25 mile paced race at Revere track tomorrow night, promises a sharp bid after beating MacLean at the motors last summer and declaring his peak form this season. Butler returns after two years abroad and seeks top payout chances amid a strong program.
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Hugh MacLean
Nat Butler
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Wright and Sulloway win Massachusetts doubles title at Brae Burn
Beals C. Wright and F. J. Sulloway beat E. H. Fay and E. H. Whitney of Wellesley in three sets 8-6 7-5 6-0 to claim the state doubles tennis championship. They will face the Johnson brothers, current holders, in the next round.
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Chicago and St Louis Split Doubleheader in 1st Extra Innings
In St Louis on June 4 Chicago and St Louis split a two game set with the home club winning 2 to 0 in 5 innings and Chicago taking the second 1 to 0 in 12 innings. Williams hit a fourth inning homer for St Louis in the second game while Walsh errant pitches enabled Stephens to score in the first game. F Jones scored from third in the eleventh to seal the Chicago win.
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Cleveland Beats New York Ten to One in Lively Game
Cleveland defeated New York 10 to 1 as Manning struggled with baserunners. Berger limited New York’s offense with solid support from the field. Hickman hit a first home run by a Cleveland player at the local park this year and the first on the enlarged grounds.
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Soccer Scores From North American Matches
Reports show Toronto beat Buffalo 2 to 1, Montreal defeated Rochester 2 to 0, Jersey City edged Providence 23 to 1, and Baltimore won against Newark 7 to 1.
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Burlington and Philadelphia Collegiate Scores Noted
At Burlington Vermont University of Manhattan faced a 4 to 0 result while at Philadelphia Pennsylvania Amherst suffered a 2 to 1 loss in a college match context.
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A E Orment
Philadelphia—Pennsylvania
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