Boston Nationals Rout Savannahs in Charleston Doubleheader
Boston defeats Savannahs 3 0 in Savannah after another win 13 3 in Charleston. Winter pitches for Collins while Stahl and Burkett struggle at the plate. Boston fans praise McGovern and Gleason as the team aims to win two of three from Cincinnati Reds.
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Jacksonville
Collins
Taylor
Nelson
Reds
Winter
Lancaster
Make One
Stahl
Selbach
Lachance
Ferris
Savannah
Jesse Burkett
Hoch
Burkett
South Boston
McGovern
Kid Gleason
Gibson
Tannehill
Charleston
S. C
Boston Nationals
Boston
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Ee Doran
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B. R. BI
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Burt
Mowrey
Howard
Dei Eine
Hanford
Ryo
Holmes
Tee
Cassidy
Deaver
Eevee
Cees
Nelbach
Fer
Latham
Taylor Sells Schaeffer to Savannah Club
John I. Taylor announced that he sold first baseman Schaeffer to the Savannah club. Schaeffer will serve as captain and manager of the Savannah team. Terms were not disclosed.
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Taylor
Schaeffer
Savannah Club
Savannah. Ga
John I. Taylor
Savannah
Yale Ties Plunge Record At Brookline Bathhouse
At the Brookline bathhouse last night Yale ties the world plunge record as George P. Cooke equalled 68 feet. Yale wins three of five points in the meet against Harvard.
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Brookline
George P. Cooke
Yale
Harvard
Tenney Predicts Delehanty Will Grow Star Outfielder
Charleston dispatch notes Fred Tenney believes Jim Delehanty, now in left field, could become one of the nation’s top outfielders. Delehanty improved late in 1904 to lead Boston batters, and Tenney and Rogers anticipate a powerful season ahead with Delehanty showcasing a strong arm and hitting prowess at the South End grounds.
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Charleston
S. C
Fred Tenney
Jim Delehanty
South End
Del
Boston
Tenney
Rogers
Delehanty
Baseball News and Comment Highlights from the Season
Charley Dooin and Mike Kahoe from Cincinnati show contrasting personalities with the Phillies. Sammy Strang joins the Giants with renewed resolve. Minahan of the Reds runs a 100-yard dash as Duffey lowers the record. Neal shines for the Giants at short in Savannah, aiming to succeed Dahlen. Stone struggles with bat for the Browns. Grand Rapids schedules 10 Sunday games. Ganzel eyes changes with a new venture. McAleer adds spectacles. Bradley signs with Cleveland boosting third-base hopes. Umpire Carpenter signs with the Southern league for spring practice. Brockton’s fate remains uncertain in a cryptic note.
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Charley Dooin
Mike Kahoe
Phillies
Cincinnati
Dooin
Kahoe
Sammy Strang
Giants
Sammy
Minahan
Reds
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown
Offa Neal
Short
Savannah
Dahlen
Stone
American Association
St. Louis Browns
Grand Rapids
John Ganzel
Jimmy McAleer
Joe Kelly
Harry McCormick
Hoboken
Brockton
Yale Shut Out by Manhattan in Season Opener
Manhattan College of New York defeated Yale 5 to 0 in New Haven in Yale's first home baseball game of the season. Yale failed to hit consistently with only two runners reaching third base. Manhattan scored in eight innings with strong pitching and steady defense. Yale's bats were held in check.
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New Haven
Conn
Manhattan College of New York
Yale
R.H.E. Manhattan
Eteer
Dolan and Connelly
Jackson
Fargo
Erwin
Knox
Merrick
Coe Defends Son After Chicago Shot Put Loss
W W Coe Sr writes to Sporting Editor defending Wesley W Coe Jr who fell to Ralph Rose in Chicago. He explains illness from Medford events a week earlier left him weak and unable to train, yet he joined the charitable meet to avoid disappointment and carried medicine for the event.
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W. W. Coe
Wesley W. Coe, Jr
Chicago
Ralph Rose
Boston Post
Medford
E. A. Sanborn
Somerville
Boston Inter scholastic football league organized
A meeting at English High School formed the Boston Inter scholastic football league with two divisions. First division includes English High Dorchester High Boston Latin and Mechanic Arts High. Second division lists Charlestown West Roxbury Brighton Roxbury South Boston and East Boston Highs. Brighton contests relegation citing superior fall play. Likely five teams per division.
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English High
Dorchester High
Boston Latin and Mechanic Arts High
Charlestown High
West Roxbury High
Brighton High
Roxbury High
South Boston High
East Boston High
A Pleasant Duty by Rev James Murdock Hamburg Pa
Reverend James Murdock of Hamburg Pa shares a testimonial praising Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder for curing five years of catarrh. He states the product works quickly with first application providing relief in minutes. The note frames the endorsement as a duty to report worthy remedies.
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James Murdock
Hamburg
Agnew
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