Bowerman Delivers Winning Blast as Doves Rally Past Giants 3 2
Frank Bowerman capped a tense finale by lofting a ninth inning homer to left field, lifting Boston over New York 3 2 and tying the series at two games apiece. Bowerman’s clutch blow followed earlier tense plays and contentious calls, with Crandall and Flaherty each contributing on offense and defense in a hot, error-prone game.
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St. Louis Errors Sink Visitors as Chicago Wins
In a National League game Chicago defeats St. Louis with bunched hits and errors by the visitors. Murray was the lone St. Louis batter to solve Frazer as Chicago pulled away in the fourth and seventh innings.
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O'Rourke
Evers
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Byrne
Tinker
Chance
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Balis
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O'Day
Rain Saves Brooklyn Win Over Philadelphia 2–0
Rain halted play after Philadelphia plated five in the sixth, but the game ended tied to Brooklyn at 2–0 when the rain stopped action. Brooklyn holds the win as the downpour ended the contest with Brooklyn ahead two runs to none.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bates Edges Springfield Training School In 10 Innings
In an exciting 10 inning game Bates beat the Springfield Training School 5 to 4. Bates had 6 runs on 11 hits with 6 errors while Springfield finished with 4 runs on 6 hits and 6 errors. Batteries Stone Lynch and Phinney for Bates Johnson and Dailey for Springfield. Umpire German. Time two hours ten minutes.
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Bates
Springfield Training School
R.H.E. Bates
Stone
Lynch
Phinney
Johnson
Dailey
German
Wolcott Grammar Team Beats Orioles 9-4 at Franklin Field
The Roger Wolcott Grammar School team defeated the Dorchester Orioles 9 to 4 yesterday at Franklin Field. Brenan starred with 16 strikeouts, delivering a standout pitching performance.
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Orioles
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Brenan
Eastern League Games weather affected schedule night
Rain disrupted games in the Eastern League with matchups listed as Baltimore versus Baltimore and Buffalo. Jersey City against Rochester. The fragment notes venue notes and weather impact without specific results.
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Baltimore-Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Rooters Riot as Volkmann Beats Brookline In 12 Inning Tie
Volkmann School and Brookline High played to an 8 8 tie after 12 innings at Allston. Brookline rooters taunted Volkmann catcher, threw objects, and crowded the field prompting police and a halted game as captain Shrigley vowed no future meetings. Fitzgerald struck out 18.
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Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 in rain halted game
Washington led 2 to 1 after eight innings as rain and poor field conditions halted play. Pitcher Falkenberg of Washington was suspended by President Johnson. Street homered for Philadelphia while Nicholls doubled for Washington.
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Davis
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Curtis Wins Three Cushion Match At Imperial Billiard Room
In a three cushion carom contest Fd Splaine faced Lou Curtis with Curtis winning 60 to 40 last night. Totals stand Curtis 150 Splaine 187. The final block of 50 points is set for the Hub tonight.
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Peanut scandal rouses editorials on goober reform
An editorial lampoons the peanut trade accusing sellers of cheating buyers with underfilled bags. It calls for uniform size and 50 sound goobers per bag and mocks high tariff friendly editors and public tastes. The piece blends satire with a broad critique of consumer deception alongside society notes and light column items.
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United States
Emilie
Arnold Winkelreid
William Tell
Warsaw
J. McGraw
Tom Needham
Bits of Baseball and City Hospital News
The Giants escaped a rough series with an even break and critique of Emslie’s calls. Prank Donahue remains in serious condition at City Hospital with possible surgery before discharge. Two Japanese students observed yesterday’s game as both Kelley and Captain Donlin voiced strong opinions on decisions and calls during play.
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Donlin
Emslie
Emilie
Sweeney
Bill
Reinstatement Hinted For Logan Square Hero
Reported belief that Jimmy Callahan, hailed as the hero of Logan Square, may be reinstated in organized baseball. A May 2 game at 3 p m between the Dorchester Barne and Harvard Men's League benefits Chelsea sufferers. Dummy Taylor praised as coach but accused of repetitive remarks resembling a dejected crow.
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Logan Square
Dorchester Barne
Harvard
Chelsea
Taylor
George's Tailor Parlors Selling Uncalled For Garments
An 1879 establishment at 14 Summer Street advertises sale of misfit and uncalled for garments sourced from 1800 tailors through New York parlors. Goods include snappy spring suits and overcoats priced between 15 and 100, with examples like chestnut brown sack suits and bronze gray patterns described with custom fittings and notable New York makers.
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New York
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Anthony
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Wetzel
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Boston
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America
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Rain Keeps Boston Americans From Final Highlanders Game
New York April 30. Rain halted the Boston Americans vs Highlanders after a brief start. Cy Morgan and Fred Glade pitched for St Louis men with Thoney Keeler and Chase collecting one hit each. Laporte lost his second base job to McConnell who leads AL hitters at .500.
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St. Louis Rout Cleveland 9 to 1 in Second Game
St. Louis wins 9 to 1 over Cleveland in the middle game of the series. Strong hitting included Bradley and Ferris with two bases each and Stovall a three-base hit. Liebhardt allowed four hits in four innings, Graney four in three, while Check and others saw action.
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McGann Denies McGraw Bias Over Boston Move
Dan McGann defends his transfer to Boston, claiming McGraw aims to discredit him with fans. He says Boston fans are loyal and that he will prove he can play, despite a sore hand from the Philadelphia series. Kelley contested McGraw’s portrayal, noting McGann’s injury and commitment to the club.
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Boston Baseball
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Copley Square Hotel
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McGaaw
Kelley
Joe
Dan
Weighing in Catchweights Gotch and Hackenschmidt
In a catchweight bout neither man weighed in. Hackenschmidt is believed heavier than Gotch, with no official weights recorded.
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Hackenschmidt
Freeport
Hack
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