Pitcher Gave Game to Boston American Series
Baltimore wins as Howell struggles early in the game. McGraw and Hickman hit for Boston with Seymour Ferris and Freeman collecting three-base hits for Baltimore. Hickman injured by a batted ball, final score Baltimore 4, Boston 1. Dineen striking out one.
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Boston
McGraw
Hickman
Cee
Baltimore
Selbach
Seymour
Ferris
Freeman
McGann
Keiley
Collins
Gilbert
Williams
Dineen
Sheridan
Parent
Dees
Stehl
C. F ” Collins
R. F
Awe Ferris
P.O Gilbert
Kelley
Elbach
Robinson
Howell
Bresnahan
Detroit 4 Cleveland 1 Opens Detroit's Sees Opening Win
Detroit beat Cleveland 4 to 1 in the first game of the season at home. Detroit benefited from three walks and poor control by Moore in the later innings. Two-base hits scored by Miller Holmes Elberfeld McCarty and Bonner. Attendance 14 183.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Moore
Miller
Holmes
Elberfeld
McCarty
Bonner
McGuire
Harvey
Bemis
Pickering
Gochnaur
Schreck
Bradley
Johnston and
Connolly
Philadelphia Routs Washington in Sixth Inning Rally
Philadelphia won the game in the sixth inning after an error a single and a walk set up a Seybold home run driving in four. Attendance 3300. Keister M Cross doubled Seybold homered Powers Carey Ryan Orth Duggleby Coughlin Wolverton. Umpire O Laughlin time 2.50.
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Philadelphia
Seybold
Keister
M. Cross
Powers
Carey
Ryan
Orth
Coughlin
Wolverton
Duggleby
Papaeerees
Paesed
O’ Laughlin
Patterson Gifts Game to St Louis in First Inning
In St Louis on May 1 Patterson faltered in the first inning allowing two batters to reach on balls, a wild pitch and two hits enabling three runs for St Louis. Piach relieved and was effective as Chicago managed limited outputs. Attendance 2500. Heidrick and Wallace had two base hits. Padden had a sacrifice hit. Lef bases were 5 for St Louis and 7 for Chicago. Sudhoff struck out 3 for St Louis and Pratt 1 for Chicago. Umpire Carruthers. Time 7.
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Heidrick
Wallace
Padden
Burkett
Davis
Morris
Sullivan
Sugden
McCormick
Anderson
Jones
Isbell
Chicago
Sudhoff
Pratt
Kittredge
Ahearn
Kitson
Carney
Keeler
Demontreville
Willis
Sheckard
Irwin
McCreery
Dahlen
Lush
Flood
Brown
Pittsburg
Louis
Kopp
Apen
Oi Teess
Beaumont
Bransfield
Ritchey
Smith
Clarke
Wagner
Davie
Tannehill
Fopp
Coay
Popp
Murphy
Emslie
New England
Concord
N. H
Haverhill
Harry G. Sargent
Second Regiment
Sci - Corcose
Bacr
Eetevcuss
Bavernall
Csevercess
Fearnea
Nobbit
Gorman
Dolan
Bernhard
Wise
Clark
Hoker
Stackpole
Hooker
Duffy
Hockey Scores From Recent Matches
In Worcester Worcester beat Newark 7 to 5. Buffalo hosted Toronto and won 4 to 0. Providence defeated Jersey City 9 to 3. Rochester faced Montreal with a 3 to 2 result in favor of Rochester.
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Worcester
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Wees
Rochester Ee
Orcester Es
Navahoe Sails for Europe from Newport
The yawl Navahoe left Newport on May 1 bound for Germany as the German flag flew at the peak. Her new German owner was not aboard. Good weather prevailed and designer Herreshoff witnessed the departure.
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Navahoe
Europe
Newport
R. I
Germany
Herreshoff
Boston Triumphs Over Brooklyn At South End Grounds
Superb pitching by Victor Willis and flawless Boston defense carried the team to a 5 run victory over Brooklyn at the South End grounds yesterday afternoon. Carney homered twice and Ki ttredge added a two bagger as Boston totaled 11 hits while limiting Brooklyn to five scattered hits. Long made a sensational running catch in the third inning and Tash sparked with a highlight reel catch in the second. Willis earned the win with nine putouts and no errors as Brooklyn could not cross the plate against the home squad. New York defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 in the National League, with Mathewson’s strong pitching and two hits from Doyle and Smith powering the shutout.
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Victor Willis
Boston
Brooklyn
South End
Carney
Georgetown
Rooters
Kitson
Kittredge
Captain Long
Lush
Long
Willis
Tash
Rochester
Irwin
Victor
Tenney
Dolan
Ahern
Kitty
Sheckard
Courtney
Greminger
Flood
Herman
Carney’s two homers pace Brooklyn loss in slugfest
In a high scoring game Brooklyn Marathoned against the opposition as Carney hit two home runs and Greminger and Demontreville produced key hits. Tenney and Keeler added runs while Kit tredge’s two base hits and a late rally kept Brooklyn close but not enough to avert defeat. Attendance about 2 600.
Pittsburg and St Louis Play Close Game in May 1
Pittsburg beat St Louis 8 to 6 in a nine inning contest with nine Pittsburg hits and nine as for St Louis. Attendance was 2,900. Key moments include Clarke and Wagner with three base hits, Tannehill and Popp handling pitching duties, and multiple double plays turning the tide.
Cincinnati and Chicago Battle In 12 Inning Tie
Cincinnati and Chicago played 12 innings to a 0-0 tie under lights as both clubs pitchers held the opposition scoreless. Attendance 1200. Chicago left on base eight, Cincinnati five. Miller and Dexter led with two base hits, while Beck and Taylor contributed sacrifices. Tinker and Beckley turned unassisted and unassisted double plays respectively. Pitchers Hahn and Taylor matched zero runs as darkness halted play after 2 hours. Cantillon umpired.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Miller
Dexter
Beck
Taylor
Tinker
Beckley
Hahn
Cantillon
Boxing Gossip Reflects on Jeffries Point Case Verdict
In a Boston scene, Judge Barnes convicts Jeffries Point defendants amid doubts on officers' evidence. Lawyer Phil Doherty urges support for athletic clubs and urges against over-criminalizing youth boxing. Mentions Sullivan, police, Masters of Ceremonies, and local boxers eyeing matches and future bids.
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Jeffries Point
Barnes
Phil Doherty
Hines
Sullivan
James Sullivan
Globe
Police
Martin Clougherty
Clancy
Bowdoin Square Club
Collin McDermott
Atlantic Yacht Club
Joe Mullins
Dick Nugent
Montreal
Boston
Andy Daly
Kid Goodman
Tommy Feltz
Ward
Ward and Vokes
Tommy Boles
Rae
Commodore Bill Daly
Commodore
Commodore Daly
Pat Barrett
Conservatory of Music
New Bedford
Izzy Sydney
Ryan
Willie
Jimmy Gardener
Lowell
Harry Kronski
Monk the Neweboy
Providence
R. I
Taylor
St. John
Murphy
Newspaper Row
Rob Ray
Manchester 8 Fall River 7 in New England League opener
Manchester opened the season at Varick Park with an 8 to 7 win over Fall River. Manchester pounded 14 hits and played faultless defense, while Fall River failed to carry league form. Whiting pitched for Manchester and Gildea for Fall River as 700 watched. Swander led base running with three steals and Murray two.
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Fall River
New England
N. H
Varick Park
McDermott
Manchester Boys
Gildea
Lowell
Whalen
Murray
Smith
Kane
Clark
Swander
Rappe
Riccius
Knall
Whiting
Britt
Hassett
Nashua Defeated Amid Gokey's Wild Pitching and Injuries
Nashua lost after Gokey's erratic pitching and an injury to Maynard in the field. Mayor Taylor started the game by throwing the ceremonial first ball. Lawrence turned in two sharp double plays while Dupee made an opening-time error that proved costly. The scoring shows Nashua with 3 earned runs while Fielders shifted due to injuries and extra-base hits by Shea Butman Gokey Conroy Ross.
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Nashua
N. H
Gokey
Maynard
Taylor
Lawrence
Dupee
Mente Ih Lawrence
Sesee
Nwabhme Wise Essiencees
Shea
Butman
Conroy
Ross
Gomey
Labelle
Krouse
Cameron
Murphy
Hanscomb
Chandler
McHugh
Eran Ross
Orsey
Dover Defeats Lowell In A High Scoring Park Game
Dover beat Lowell 5 to 4 at Spalding Park as Louis Sockalexis starred in center field with four put outs and four hits in five at bats. Webber faltered in the fourth inning, Willis pitched well in relief, and Lowell could not bunch hits. Attendance about 700.
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New England
Lowell
Dover
Spalding Park
Louis Sockalexis
Webber
Willis
Boardman
Kane
Weddidge
Schroeder
Cassidy
Connors
Ferson
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