Old Story as Cyclones Beat Orioles in Sunday Play
The Louisvilles overwhelmed the Baltimores in a easy victory as Fitzgerald debuted on the Orioles. Cobb’s pitching pleased Louisvilles while McGill of the Cincinnatis also pitched well in seven innings. Cuppy struggled and the Cincinnatis won the first game of the new Sunday series. The St Louis Injuns tied Chicago by winning a game from the Washingtons amid controversial umpiring by McCrum and strong Dwyer pitching.
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Louisvilles
Baltimores
Fitzgerald
Cobb
McGill
Cincinnatis
Comiskey
Clevelands
Cuppy
St. Louis
Chicago
Washingtons
McCrum
Dwyer
Boston's Games Aim for Four Wins This Week
Boston's schedule lists matchups with Chicago, Louisville, and Cincinnati as the strongest Western clubs, with Cleveland also noted. Selee's team is praised for strong batting and fielding while Clarkson and Staley are set as pitchers. Cincinnati and St. Louis games look winnable, with Mullane’s strong pitching giving a potential edge. The piece forecasts Boston finishing atop the circuit with at least four victories and favorable outcomes for other Eastern clubs.
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Boston
Chicagos
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Clevelands
St. Louis
Selee
Windy City
Anson
Bostons
Clarkson
Staley
Brooklyns
Ward
New Yorks
Giants
Baltimores
National League Standings Forecast at Series End
At the close of the First Series the clubs are ranked as I foresee, with positions reflecting current form and remaining fixtures. This prediction lists likely orderings among the participating teams based on performance to date and expected outcomes in forthcoming games.
Army Case at New Hampshire Trial The Trial of Army Farce
Pialyrmouts New Hampshire May 1 special to the Post reports a dramatic courtroom farce surrounding Almy and the murder verdict. The piece notes a possible habeas corpus move, pending re sentencing in open court, and the chance of avoiding execution for a year. Attorney Matthewson argues the NH court may not uphold the murder sentence, with discussions of legal precedents and potential appeals.
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Pialyrmouts
N. H
Temple of Justice
Daniel Webster
Colbath
Brigham
Lisbon
Concord
Almy
Doe
Allen
Joseph C. Story
Christie
Friends of Army
New York
Clerk Griswold
United States
England
Biickett
the Crown
Home Secretary
Her Majesty
English Court Journal
Matthewson
Woodsville
Samuel B. Page
Mr. Page
Page
Post
Purose
T. M. Cooley
Jennison
Michigan
Howe
City
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
United States Supreme Court
California
General Johnson
Umpire under fire as Dwyer delivers late hit in tight game
In St Louis on May 1, Dwyer pitched well and nearly won with a ninth inning single that squeezed through Uoy’s legs. The umpire faced sharp calls from both sides as a crowd of 6200 watched. The score remains unrevealed in the fragment.
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St. Louis
Dwyer
Uoy
Cyclones Down Orioles in Louisville May Day Tilt
In Louisville Kentucky May 1 the Cyclones defeated the Baltimore Orioles as Cobb was hit hard. Fitzgerald held until the eighth when four hits propelled Baltimore to five runs. Wood was laid off for different work and Shock replaced him in the outfield. Kuehne Pfeffer and Jennings starred. Attendance 6110. The score:
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Louisvittz
Cobb
Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Wood
Shock
Kuehne
Pfeffer
Jennings
Louisville
Brown
O Pfeffer
Seery
R.f
Browning
Aylor
Nenne
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A.B
B.H. T
P.O. A
Whistler
Pickett
Robinson
Pewee
Eeehacense
Fitzerald
Welch
Schock
Taylor
Dyler
Gunson
Reds Scalp the Spiders in Misery of a Ball Game
Cincinnati defeated Cleveland as Cuppy struggled, eight unearned runs due to Reds errors in six innings, Williams replacing Cuppy in the sixth, McGill held to two hits until the seventh, Mullane finished the last two innings. Attendance 13,256. The score appears in the report.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Clevelands
Cuppy
Williams
Reds
Cleveland
Latham
McGill
Mullane
A.B. T
P.O. Ae F. Childs
B.H. Tees
Burkett
Ceee Os
O’connor
Ees
Davis
Aetee
Tebveau
Seer
McAleer
C.f
Virtue
Loyle
Walams
Mclhee
Comiskey
Smith
O’ Neill
Childs
O'Connor
Halligan
Murphy
Tebeau
McPhee
Hitch
Meisill
Doyle
Imslie
Baseball Club Standings for First and Second Series
The Post in Boston will publish final standings after the First Series and the Second Series. Ties favor Grat reeived. Send lists on the coupon to Baseball Competition H Post Boston by June 1. Clubs named include Boston Brooklyn Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Outsville New York Philadelphia Pittsburg St Louis and Washington.
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Boston
Post
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Outsville
New York
Philadelphia
Ittaburg
St. Louis
Washington
Saturday’s Games Highlight Boston Win and Other Scores
Boston’s Stivetts pitched well to defeat St Louis as Breitenstein was hit hard. Brooklyn beat Louisville with Inks and Meekin in the mix. Washington edged Cincinnati with Chamberlain homering in the late inning. Philadelphia escaped Chicago in rain as Dahlen misplays aided Wright’s squad. New York topped Cleveland behind Davis. Pittsburg toppled Baltimore after McMahon’s hard hitting in five innings.
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Brooklyns
Louisville
Inks
Meekin
Brooklyn
Ccocccessee
Pao Lonisville
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Dahlen
Harry Wright
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sunday Ball Games in Boston Opinion Letter
A Boston correspondent argues Sunday baseball should be allowed, claiming no harm in Sunday games and contrasting with harbor scenes and week workers who would welcome them. He cites Chicago city leagues drawing large crowds and predicts growing support in Boston next November.
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Boston
the Post
Messrs
Chicago
Mr. Ies
Columbus Avenue
Woman Bicyclist Hurt in Western Massachusetts Contest
Miss Grace Catlin, a noted lady bicyclist and prize winner in Western Massachusetts contests, was capsized Saturday and sustained a broken left leg above the ankle. The item promotes Beecham's Pills as a remedy.
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Grace Catlin
Massachusetts
Blanchard and Farrar Ad Opens Sale on Four Bottles
Pure California product offer lists four bottles priced at $1 per gallon with assorted selections. Blanchard and Farrar located at 14 to 17 Dock Square and 31 Fancull Hall Square advertise the deal.
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Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Sq
Fancull Hall Sq
Baseball Notes: Coaching, Prospects, and Player Moves
Gaffney will coach only while the Washingtons bat. Gore, once among Chicago’s stars, is past his prime. Bayne joins Schuylkill Navy Athletic Club after refusing pro status. Weaver’s catching shines while Giants seek shakeup with new first baseman. Ned Crane and Bassett exit likely under Powers. Frontz appears twice, Needles stirs opposing pitchers, and Orioles also train at hotel. Jones, Meekin, Davis, Haddock, Hanlon, and Woodcock movements pepper the era as Phillies batting stalls.
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Gaffney
Irwin
Washingtons
George Gore
Tiernan
O’ Rourke
Wagners
Ned Crane
Powers
Bassett
New York Cranks
Dave Frontz
Baltimores
Jones
Louisville
Meekin
Brown
Princeton
Buckenberger
Cross
Philadelphia
Connor
Thompson
Mulvey
Hamilton
Clements
Phillies
Harvard Games Entries Highlight A Strong Multisport Field
The Harvard games attract a cross section of competitors from Yale Worcester MIT and Exeter with standout names in middle distance sprints hurdles and cycling. Notable entrants include Yale captain Wright and Matt Haven in distance events MIT high jumper Heywood and mile runner White plus bicycle star Berle from Manhattan AC. Over three hundred entries promise a lively handicap meet with last year’s team returning and a Crimson band ready.
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Yale
Wright
Matt Haven
van Ingen
Allen
Wade
Lyman
Worcester
Allison
Mowry
Lackey
Harry’ Cadman
Heywood
Buchholz
White
Doyle
Suffolk
A. C. Berle
Manhattan A. C
F. Taylor
Harvard
Mott Haven
Scott
Providence
Exeter
Andover
Schuylkill Navy A. C
Dan Long
Steve
Coombs
Morse
Finneran
Irwin
Cook
Hawes
Thompson
Batchelder
Corbin
Lowell
Carr
Nichols
Evins
Bloss
Pratt
Davises
Endicott
Fearing
Green
Sherwin
Shead
Old Crow Whiskey Four Years Old From Blanchard & Farrar
Blanchard and Farrar advertise four year old Old Crow whiskey priced at three dollars per gallon. Available at 14 to 17 Dock ao and 34 Faneuil Hall sa.
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Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Ao
Faneuil Hall Sa
Haile a Solid Springfield Leader and Governor Candidate
Lieutenant-Governor Haile rose from New Hampshire mills to Springfield politics, serving in the state senate and as mayor. A trusted church and civic figure, he avoids controversy, values temperance, and would wage a vigorous campaign if nominated. He declined prior governor talk for health and family reasons but now faces a united party push.
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Springfield
Hampden County
Boston
Hinsdale
N. H
Rufus Frost
Chelsea
New Hampshire
Haile
Mr. Haile
Powers
State Senate
Brackett
Myron Y. Walker
Niver
Fortress Munroe
Dudley Plans to Withhold Support If Harrison Nominated
Washington May 1 The Harrison Dudley feud resurfaces with Dudley reportedly planning to refrain from aiding the ticket if Harrison is the nominee. Dudley, a force in Indiana politics, would depart for Europe June 15 for several months, aiming to avoid campaign involvement while his followers back the party.
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Washmpton
D. C
The
Post
Harrison- Dudley
Harrison
Dudley
White House
Indiana
Minneapolis
W. W. Dudley
Europe
Riverside Boat Club to Hold Smokers and Remodel Plans
A smoker for Riverside Boat Club members will be held at the boat house foot of Albro street Thursday evening. Talent includes the Electric trio and boxers Conley brothers. The Millstreams plan substantial boat house remodeling including new lockers, dressing rooms, a run and float. The club aims to emphasize shell racing with executives and crews preparing for forthcoming launches and purchases. The Ramblers will launch their barge from Lincoln Wharf on May 14.
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Riverside Boat Club
Albro Street
Edmund Phelan
Bryson
Savage
O’brien
Doyle
Conley Brothers
Bradfords
Joe Bergin
Millstreams
Shell
McDonald
Merth
Shawmuts
Ramblers
Lincoln Wharf
Boston Runners Top New York in Cross Country Meet
Boston cross country runners outperformed last year’s champions at New York. Captain Moakley finished fifth, with Joe Cross sixth behind him, and Wren back in form leading the field. Maguire Bean and Maguire earned silver medals in the junior ranks, while Elmer White and Sargent boosted the Suburban Harriers in the seniors. The Manhattans won easily and will not return until Wednesday.
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Boston
New York
Captain Moakley
Manhattans
Wren
McCarthy
Eddie Pettee
Jack Moakley
Moakley
Joe Cross
M. F. Carney
Charley Bean
Xaviers
Francyaguire
Maguire
Bean
Will
Elmer White
Sargent
Harriers
White
Hodgkins
Doyle
Dowling
Manhattan
Plumbers and fitters vote for nine hour day in ConcorD
Journeyman plumbers and steam and gas fitters announce a nine hour workday starting Monday in ConcorD New Hampshire. Employers meet and refuse to grant the demand, leaving potential stoppage uncertain for the morning.
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Concord
N. H
One Man's Luck Luckless Fortune in England Gift
Providence May 1 Robert Jenkinson a 24 year old worker at Davol's rubber plant heads to England after an elder solicitor claims a fortune of 800000 in his uncle's will Jenkinson from a good family and eager to see the world left his Woodlawn home in haste to claim the inheritance report says the uncle left about 2500000 to three heirs including Jenkinsons mother and the fortune was to be divided among them
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Haile
First Congregational Church
Springfield
Winthrop Club
Connecticut Valley Congregational Club
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Pynchon Bank
Springfield Gas Company
Ethan Chapin
Massasoit
Mr. Haile
Providence
Robert Jenkinson
England
Jenkinson
Davos Rubber Company
Davol
Corliss
Uxhill
Woodlawn
Englan
Labor unrest hits veto on state printing office bill
Governor Flower vetoed the New York State printing office bill provoking strong reaction from International Typographical Union 13 and Boston printers who fear harm to the measure. A Type Hall meeting voiced indignation. Assembly 1741 K of L and railroad men met at Lincoln Hall and backed Charles Trenham for railroad commissioner, with a committee to press Governor Russell.
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Assembly
K. of L
Lincoln Hall
Charles Trenham
Russell
H. W. Wright
Fire Tragedy Strikes Brooktown Family During Night Blaze
A 2 AM blaze at 199 Broadeway in Brooktown New York left Mildred Tufft and her nine children trapped in smoke. Eight year old Mildred and eleven year old Benjamin sustained serious burns with Benjamin dying later in the day Maud sixteen and Josie twenty six suffered minor injuries. Firefighters rescued the family from the third floor and pressed medical aid as the day progressed.
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Brooktown
N. Y
Broadeway
Mildred Tufft
Mrs Osborne Released From Prison In London
Florence Ethel Osborne, sentenced to nine months for pearl theft from Mrs Hargreaves and perjury, was released by Home Secretary Matthews. She was escorted by her husband Captain Osborne to his parents’ home in London.
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London
Florence Ethel Osborne
Hargreaves
Home
Matthews
Captain Osborne
Willimantic Linen Engine Wreck After Shaft Breaks
Willimantic Conn May 1 The Willimantic Linen Company's large Corliss engine broke a shaft causing the fly wheel and main pedestal weighing seventy tons to drop into the wheel pit The wheel rim 70000 pounds ran at one mile per minute The engine house was wrecked officials attribute the disaster to shaft material.
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Willimantic, Conn
Willimantic Linen Company
Corliss
Linen Company
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