Boston Boys Turn Defeat Into Victory
In a dramatic Huntington avenue game Boston defeated the Highlanders 4 to 2 as captain-manager Bob Unglaub delivered a decisive three-base hit in the seventh. Pruitt and Brockett pitched roughly, but Unglaub’s late rally carried Boston to a hard fought win with 5000 fans roaring through the finale.
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Brockett
Huntington Avenue
Clark Griffith
Highlanders
Boston
Bob Unglaub
Boston American
Back Bay Fens
Unglaud
Unglaub
Pruit
AB. R
Sullivan
Parent
Tagland
Collins
Grimshaw
Ferris
Wagner
Ti Shaw
Pruitt
Kiara
New York
Hoffman
Keeler
Elberfeld
Chase
Laporte
Couror
Williams
Kleinow
Thomas Ee
Verenee
Weewe Ees
Sullivan Pruitt
Conroy
Shaw
Hurst and Connolly
Detroit and Chicago battle to 14 inning 3 3 tie
In Detroit on May 1 Chicago scored three in the first on two errors and a bunt. Detroit tied it up later as darkness halted play in the 14th. Crawford was ejected over a dispute, with Coughlin Schaefer Jones and Rossman also removed from coaching lines. White was pulled in the fifth. Strong hitting continued with two outs frequent.
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Boston
New York
Unglaub
Elberfeld
Pruitt
Ungland
Brockett
Robbie
Connolly
Wells
Detroit
Chicago
Crawford
Stafford
Coughlin
Schaefer
Jones
Rossman
White
Quillin
McIntyre
Cobb
Pere
Schmidt
Payne
O'Leary
Eady
Crewe
R . BH. PO
Rahn
Davis
Donohue
Dougherty
Welday
Seer
Eve Nesees
Coeree Eos Erates
Sullivan
Urabia
Wrens
Mullin
Walsh
Habn
Rohe
Need a nerve toiig? Sig Palme Tablets claim best sleep aid
An advertisement touts Sig Palme Tablets as the best remedy for nervous complaints with claims of natural sleep, improved memory, and renewed vigor. Sold for 50 cents a box, 12 boxes for $5, with a free book and guarantee. Available at Klein's Gardner and multiple City locations.
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Klein's
Tremont
Boylgton Sts
Gardner
Washington St
Harrison Ave
C. F. Faton
Friend St
Knight's, Court and
Wanover
Sawyer
Trement
Hollis Sts
Joss Drives In Two Runs With Two-Base Hit In Seventh
Cleveland May 1 Joss won his own game with a two-base hit in the seventh, driving in two runs. He also shut St. Louis out with four hits.
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Cleveland
Joss
St. Louis
Hinehman
Stovall
P . Weer
Stone
Hemphill
Pickering
Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Delehanty
Buelow
Jacobsen
Bradley
Flick
Wild
Jaccobsen
O’ Loughlin
Yale Takes Stand Against Her Athletes in England
Yale in New Haven condemns former track stars now Rhodes scholars at Oxford. Professor William Lyon Phelps informs Allen Stevens, hammer throw winner for Oxford, that he should not compete against Yale or England against America in the upcoming international meet.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Rhodes
Oxford
William Lyon Phelps
Yale Track
Allen Stevens
Cambridge
England
America
Somerville High Beats Mechanic Arts 4 to 1
Somerville High defeated Mechanic Arts 4 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Mixer started scoring for Somerville and pitched fairly well until the seventh inning when two walks and a wild throw allowed Mechanic Arts to score their only run. Briggs pitched well for Mechanics, giving up three hits. none of Somerville's runs were earned.
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Somerville High
Mechanic Arts
Mixer
Somerville
Briggs
Mechanics
Dorchester and Newton Tie in 19-Inning Overtime Buzzer Beater
Dorchester and Newton played 19 innings in a scoreless contest that showcased sharp defense and daring baserunning. Catchers Hoernle and Porter starred behind the plate with timely hits and throwouts, while a double steal by Ely and Porter marked Newton's only successful SB. Bradford pitched long for Dorchester, Spaulding for Newton, as the game stretched on with 200 in attendance.
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Charlie Hoernle
Dorchester
Rib Porter
Newton
Hoernle
Ely
Porter
aVorter
Bradford
O'Neil
Keenan
Riley
Delaney
Ryan
Spaulding
Donahue
Eaton
Sliney
Dorchester High
C. Hoernle
Cy - R
Sullivan
Daley
Conley
Ay Riley
W. Hoernle
Ewan
Devsevees
Sennen
Newton High
H . TB
A Donahue
Werner
Ste
Orl
Baels
Kelley
O ” Molys
Ens Desmond
Gossip of the Boxers and Prominent Fights
The column reports Matty Baldwin planning a private bout with Abe Attell in New York amid mutual caution. Fred Sidney discovers a fake telegram canceling his match with Danny Shea in Augusta, Maine. Numerous boxers like Bill Squires face looming trouble with rivals and possible challenges from O’Brien Burns Root Sullivan Schreck. Lightweight champ Sheehan offers to box Cuddy in New England after a disputed Lawrence bout. Jimmy Briggs and Billy Conaty are set to meet in Calais, Maine, May 10, in a six round bout.
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Matty Baldwin
Abe Attell
New York
Matty
Johnny Mack
Attell
Rome
Baldwin
Fred Sidney
Danny Shea
Augusta
Fred
Shea
Western Union
Augusta Club
Sidney
Bill Squires
Jack O’brien
Tommy Burns
Jack Root
Jack
The
Post
Sheehan
Young Cuddy
Lawrence
Manchester
Cuddy
New England
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Billy Conaty
Cambridge
Calais
Conaty
Dick O'Brien
Bartly Connolly
Portland
Lewiston
Bartly Connoll
Eddie Carr
Dorner's Slump Sinks Boston in Giants Comeback at Polo Grounds
Dorner of the Boston Nationals faltered in the eighth as the New York Giants rallied for seven runs to beat Boston 7 to 4. Clouds, drizzle, and defensive miscues set the dull scene at the Polo Grounds. Beaumont, Strang, and Tenney sparked Boston’s early offense. later Dorner was charged with the loss after Giants’ timely hits and errors produced the decisive runs.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Dorner
Boston Nationals
Giants
Boston
Beaumont
Bresnahan
Strang
Tenney
Bostonians
Lates
Ginger Beaumont
Brown
MacGinnity
Bates
Centre
Howard
Diamond
Bridwell
Seymour
Shannon
Devlin
Bowerman
Dahlen
Corcoran
George Browne
Cy Seymour
Crothamites
Hugh Duffy
Providence
Boston Star
McGraw
R. B. Strang
Browne
Towerman
Peewee
McGinnity
Eatee
Tenner
Troward
Ritchey
Braln
S. Brown
Rene
Kates
Rival City Matchups Hit National Field
National schedule features Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh with fans watching expect tight contests across major arenas.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louis
Washington-Philadelphia
Etree
CeCe Ems
New Yorks
National
HEK Attec
Pittsburg
Philadelphia-Brookklyn- Rain
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Princeton Defeats Holy Cross 4-0 in Return Game
Princeton controlled the game in a 4-0 victory over Holy Cross in Princeton, N J. Newcomb Dillon Wister and Drewes pitched for Princeton, with Dowd and Drewes striking out four each. Holy Cross made two errors while Princeton left seven on base, and Hassett of Brooklyn served as the umpire.
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Princeton
N. J
Holy Cross
Cadea
Peimgetom
Cess
USC
Newcomb
Dillon
Wister
Drewes
Carney
Vaughn
Vuus
Dowd
Hases
Sweener
Barry
Cashen
Hassett
Brooklyn
A.E
A.E. N
O'Rourke
M'sfield
Sweeney
Pittsburg Defeats St Louis 3–0 Behind Leifield
Pittsburg pitchers Leifield earns his third straight win as St Louis is shut out 3 to 0. McGlynn allows all Pittsburg runs after the third inning while Abbaticchio Beckley Wagner figure among small offensive highlights. Time 1h 45m. Umpires John Stone and Carpenter.
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O'Hara
McGlynn
Pittsburghe
Wagner
Leifield
Abbaticchio
Beckley
Hallman
Holly
Byrnes
Bureh
Noonan
Leff
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Leffield
John Stone
Carpenter
Anderson
Clarke
O's
Nealon
Ty Leach
Phelps
Rene
ST Louis
Kellr
Wwe
Brennett
Tara
Sang
Yale Defeats Andover 6 to 4 in New Haven
Yale defeats Andover 6 to 4 after taking a 2 run lead in the first on Church’s fumble. Key moments include Sweeney and Jones driving in runs in the third inning. Pitchers Belford and Cushing work for respective teams amid a 1,000 attendance at Yale field.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Andover
Academy
Church
Sweeney
Jones
LSDI
Ecd
NIRS
Accliots
Chive Cieraipiacatece
Ceca
Chapin
Clifford
Cushing
Martin
Merritt
Daly
Baiger
Hills
Belford
Tweener
Everett Beats Winchester In Season Opener 5 to 4
Everett High scored the decisive run in a tight 5 4 victory over Winchester High. Lansing led with a three-base hit and Bratt and Cummings powered the offense as Rosenthal earned the win in relief.
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Everett
Winchester
Everett High
A.F
A.E. Lansing
Howe
Marshen
Grant
Bratt
Wingate
Cummings
Parker
Buckley
Phompson
Foster
McPhee
Lowe
Atherton
E.f
Kane
Mason
Rosenthal
S&s
Caulfield
Lansing
Thompson
Brisben
Bur
Long Shot Wins Greenfield Stakes at Jamaica Track
R Tuckers Woodlane rose from 8 to 1 to 9 to 2 and captured the Greenfield stakes over five furlongs at Jamaica. The Dane and an added starter trailed, with Transvaal in third. Sussex upset in the second race, while Robin Hood Jacquin Marathon and Tommy Waddell among other winners.
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New York
R.tucker
Woodlane
Jamaica
Transvaal
Sussex
Robin Hood
Jacquin
Marathon
Tommy Waddell
Time extended for horse parade closing entries
The closing entries for the work horse parade have been extended to Monday May 6.
Worcester blank Fall River in season opener
Worcester shut out Fall River 4 to 0 on the local grounds. Both pitchers were effective but Worcester played errorless defense while Fall River’s Reiss received poor support. Notables include Mayor Duggan and New England league officials among the spectators.
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Worcester
Fall River
Reiss
John T. Duggan
J C. H Murnane
J. C. Morse
New England League
Haverhill wins 13 to 9 over Brockton in slugfest
Eleven two base hits and a home run fueled Haverhill's 13 to 9 win against Brockton. Weady belted the season's first homer, Kane and Murch contributed multiple hits, and Hamilton added four runs driven in as the offense surged with men on base.
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Haverhill
Haverhit
Brockton
Weady
Kane
Hamilton
Murch
Mitchell
Keady
Waterman
Faulkner
Connolly
Johnson
Ginley
Hickman
Dwyer
Welch
Mureh
Donovan
Catterson
Cross
McDaniels
Lowell Beats Local Team 5 to 1 on Cameron's Pitching
Cameron dominated the mound as Lowell defeated the Lawrence club 5 to 1. O'Brien, a local lad, starred in left field and on the bases, initiating a swift double play and wowing fans with his speed.
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Lawrence
Mar
Cameron
Lowell
O'Brien
New Bedford Defeats Lynn 7th Inning Rally Secures Win
In Lynn on May 1 New Bedford bats Steele for seven innings to win 7 runs to 3. Connaughton hits a ninth inning home run that saves face after a slow start by Lynn.
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Lynn
Steele
New Bedford
Connaughton
A.F. Bra
Ceveney
Idea
Marbett
Srf
Bannon
M'laner
Kehoe
Austin
Rob
Brown
Valdois
Ort
Danzig
C’ghton
Mullaner
Coveney
McCrehan
Moore
Wairois
Adams
Tdrohan
Drohan
Drohian
Ne Morse
Wild Morse
Tufts Sopho mores Defeat BU Liberal Arts in Baseball
Medford May 1 Tufts sophomores beat Boston University College of Liberal Arts 16 to 13 at Tufts Oval amid a high scoring afternoon contest.
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Medford
Tufts
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
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