Beareaters Edge Kitson in Fourth Inning Spark
Boston and Brooklyn belted for runs with Keeler homer and Hamilton three-base hit. Dineen and Kitson pitched, multiple errors and steals noted, attendance about 2100.
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Kitson
Howell
Boston
Brooklyn
Keeler
Hamilton
Stahl
Sheckard
Dineen
Tenney
Lowe
Jennings
Dahlen
Reeman
Demontreville
McGuire
Sullivan
Emelie
College and School Games Today Schedule
Cornell meets Fordham at Fordham as Brown travels to Wesleyan in Middletown. IIT faces Harvard at Cambridge. Norwich visits Norna and Stamfo hosts Adams. Newton High clashes with Newton. Roxbury Latin plays Franklin in ROT matchup.
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Cornell Va
Fordham
Brown
Wesleyan
Middletown
I. T
Harvard
Cam
Boston Defeats New York in Thirteen Inning Series Opener
Boston wins 7 to 5 over New York after a long duel at Brooklyn with Dineen pitching superbly. Hamilton shines in center field as Kitson and Sheckard struggle. Long misses due to a sprained ankle and the crowd watches 3,500 spectators.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Kitson
Howell
Dineen
Hamilton
Herman Long
Stahl
Tenney
Collins
Dahlen
Freeman
Sheckard
Keeler
Barry
Jennings
Smith
Lowe
Demontreville
Sullivan
Jones
Maguire
Forcin Dineen
Secon
Titto
Jenkings
Ditto Sheckard
Gully
Demont
Eckard
Freeman Vaneee
Nase
Arry
5Ey Tethont
Farreil
Stearns Bevel Gear Chainless And Racer Models Shown
The advertisement touts a wide range of Stearns bicycles including Bevel Gear Chainless Cushion Frame Racer Special Regular and Tandems. It emphasizes the product as the nation’s finest with strong recognition across the United States.
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United States
Stearns
Phillies Rally Past New Yorks Behind Grady and Donahue
Grady's indifferent play at third and timely hitting helped Philadelphia beat New York. Piatt exited in the third after pressure from the Phillies. Donahue remained at bat after relieving Piatt as the rally continued with scoring chances.
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New York
Grady
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Piatt
Donahue
Pittsburg Beats St Louis In Narrow Hair-raising Victory
In Pittsburg on May 2 the Pirates edge St Louis 6 to 5 after a tied game into the ninth. Beaumont drives in the winning run in the tenth on a McCreery single. McCreery hits a three base shot and Clarke, Wagner and Burkett tally two base hits as Pittsburg earns four runs to St Louis’s two. Attendance 5500 with Hurst umpiring.
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Pittsburg
Beaumont
Desig
McCreery
Ely
St. Louis
St. Louls
Clarke
Wagner
Burkett
McGann
Cross
Ritchey
Cocer
Young
Lever
Zimmer
Hurst
College Football Scores Straight From The Headlines
Princeton defeated Princeton 11 to 7 while Brunswick Bowdoin edged Athletics 14 to 13. Philadelphia U versus Syracuse ended 16 to 7 and New York Columbia beat Trinity 5 to 2. Georgetown University routed Carlisle Indians 17 to 0 and Amherst slimly defeated Williams 6 to 5.
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Princeton
Cornell
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Athletics
Philadelphia
U. of P
Syracuse University
New York
Columbia
Trinity
Washington
Georgetown University
Carlisle Indians
Amherst
Williams
Baseball scores from early games across leagues
In the Eastern League Worcester beat Rochester 7 to 4 Hartford defeated Toronto 6 to 4 Spring bested Montreal 7 to 2 and Providence routed Syracuse 11 to 2. In the American League Buffalo topped Indianapolis 10 to 4 Chicago defeated Minneapolis 12 to 2 and Kansas City beat Milwaukee 9 to 5.
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Worcester
Rochester
Hartford
Toronto
Spring
Montreal
Providence
Syracuse
Buffalo
Indianapols
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Boston to Start Short Home Run With Phillies and Giants
Boston opens with three home games against Philadelphia and three vs New York then departs on the first western trip May 10. Ted Lewis may pitch on joining today. Cooley’s release from the Phillies cost Pittsburg $1000. his contract was $2400, offered half by Colonel Rogers.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Ted? Lewis
Phillies
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Dick Cooley
Cooley
Colonel Rogers
Ned Hanlon
Jimmie
Casey
Daly
Kelly
Alex Smith
Alexander
Farrell
Jennings
Emontreville
Hanlon
Wolverton
Quaker City
Myers
Lauder
John B. Foster
New York Telegram
Duffy
St. Louis
Teheau
Chinatown
the Park
Maverick and East Boston Clubs to Meet in Basketball Clash
Jimmy Dean, famed six day racer, travels to Philadelphia to set up long distance races with Quaker City runners. Maverick Athletic Association and East Boston Athletic Association clash for basketball honors at Lyceum Hall East Boston on Tuesday evening May 15, followed by a dance from 9 p m to 2 a m.
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Jimmy” Dean
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Maverick Athletic Association
East Boston Athletic Association
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Bicycle Baggage Bill Clears Senate To Third Reading
The State Senate passed the bicycle baggage bill to a third reading by a 2 to 6 vote yesterday afternoon. Supporters of the L. A. W. hope it will be engrossed next, while Senator Joy of Middlesex spoke at length opposing the measure.
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Senate
State Senate
Joy
Middlesex
New England Champion Ingraham Injured in Spill
Field, the New England champion in 98, fell during training and fractured his collarbone. The accident sidelined him for weeks just as he prepared for the Fall River races. A pace swap led to a collision with Stafford, who escaped serious harm though bruised.
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Fleld
New England
Ingraham
Fall River
Stafford
Bicycle notes promise early eastern Massachusetts race meets
Amateurs cheer the racing outlook as weekly meets start in eastern Massachusetts with warmer weather. Fall River lists fill, Brockton hosts a second meet next Saturday with events including mile novice and amateur races. Charles River Park may stage the first local meet of the season around the 19th amidst scheduling still undecided.
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Massachusetts
Fall River
Brockton
Saunders
Charles River Park
Charles Jarrott
Bill on cyclist rights and railroads amends penalties
A debate over a proposed bill to curb railroad discrimination against cyclists continues as lawmakers argue over penalties and ticket validity. Proponents call the measure just and necessary while opponents warn of constitutional issues and inconvenience to patrons. The House also passed a provision removing lantern rules for cyclists on night streets.
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Tolman
Berkshire
Railroad Committee
Ross
Suffolk
Joy
Innes
George A. Perkins
Michael A Wheel Again Pace Leads Return To Track
Michael A Wheel Again reports a comeback training session at Charles River Park with pace vehicle tandem. crowds watched as he rode five miles in the morning and seven miles in the afternoon, clocking an average around 2 11 3 5 per mile while manager J C Kennedy plans gradual speed increases for the season.
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Waller
Stafford
Jimmy Michael
Charles River Park
Michael
J. C. Kennedy
Ingraham Hurt During Lynnfield Training Spill
James F. Ingraham of Lynnfield fractured his collar bone in a hard spill at Charlies River Park while training yesterday. The incident occurred during a local amateur sporting session and officials reported no further injuries.
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Lynnfield
Charlies River Park Yesterdday
James F. Ingraham
Lynn
British motor tricycle record at Crystal Palace track
The Crystal Palace track saw a motor tricycle record of 38 miles 868 yards in an hour. Edward Taylor reportedly set a new hour record in Paris with 40 miles in 1 hour 1 minute 9 seconds, suggesting over 38 miles per hour.
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Crystal Palace
Becconnais
Paris
Edward Taylor
Charles A. Blais
Fred St. Onge
T. A. Hennessey
Roxbury
Sam Sulkin
Intercollegiate Bicycle Meet Set for Philadelphia
The annual intercollegiate bicycle championship will be held in Philadelphia at Woodside Park on Decoration Day May 20 under University of Pennsylvania auspices. Competing schools include Harvard Yale Columbia Cornell Georgetown Princeton and Pennsylvania with top amateurs from Georgetown Ripley Princeton Strong Yale Barnitz Pennsylvania Hopkins among entrants.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Woodside Park
Decoration Day
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Georgetown
Princeton
Pennsylvania
School of Georgetown
Ripley
Strong
Barnitz
Hopkins
Dexter Prince filly eyed as fast trotter by Meehan
Horse notes report Frank Meehan, long time second trainer for J J Bowen, praising James Golden's Dexter Prince filly as possibly the fastest trotter he has seen. Golden plans a further season layoff. the filly may start as a 1 to 2 favorite. Also mentions McCarthy opposing claims about McCarthy's ownership, and notes deaths of Buffalo roadhouse figure A E Perren and California turfman F H Titus at 77.
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Frank Meehan
J. J. Bowen
James Golden
Dexter Prince
Golden
Knap” McCarthy
Little Brown Jug
Jewett
Frank Agan
William Kelly
Dan Cupid
McCarthy
Great Searchlight
Buffalo Roadiie
A. E. Perren
Pacers
Belle
Boston
Zembia
Lewis G. Tewksbury
J. Malcolm Fortes
Detroit
Guy Wilkes
Siva
King Almont
F. H. Titus
California
Prince Wins Two Thousand Guineas at Newmarket
Jaindon May 2 The Diamond Jubilee yesterday won the Two Thousand Guineas at Newmarket giving the Prince of Wales a classic victory. The prince has now captured all the classic races except the Oaks stakes.
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Jaindon
Newmarket
Prince
Delightful Tours From Boston to Mid Atlantic and Washington
May 4 trip to Philadelphia and Washington with a Boston starting rate of 27 dollars. May 18 a tour to Philadelphia Gettysburg Luray Harper's Ferry and Washington priced from 38 dollars. Proportionate rates from other points. All expenses included and personally conducted by A J Simmons N I. Royal Blue line itinerary office 211 Washington street Boston.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Gettysburg
Luray
Harper’s Fer
Royal Blue Line
Washington Street
A. J. Simmons
Williams Beats Amherst In Ninth Inning Rally
Williams wins the second game of the tricollegiate championship season defeating Amherst 7 to 5. The decisive ninth inning included three Williams runs. Hits were Williams seven Amherst six. Batteries Bent and Edwards for Williams and Rushmore and Priddy for Amherst.
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Williams
Amherst
Springfield
Errotwi
Mams
Bent
Edwards
Rushmore
Priddy
Brown Delivers Surprising Loss to Yale in New Haven
Brown 6 Yale 3 as errors in the fifth and seventh innings swing the game. Garvan and Cunha form a solid Yale battery while Washburn loses ground after a shaky start. Brown capitalizes on Yale miscues to overturn an early Yale lead.
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Conn
Irown
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
Washburn
Garvan
Cunha
Vale
Brown
Gervan
Whittemore
Dr. Sanden
Dartmouth Edges Tufts In Ten Inning Ball Game
Dartmouth rode a ninth inning tie into a tenth to beat Tufts 14 8 on May 3 in Hanover. Pingree Brown and Fleming starred with strong fielding and hitting as Dartmouth built a lead, Tufts rallied but fell short. Hits were 4 for Dartmouth and 3 for Tufts. Batteries Cook Brown Richmond Curran and Fisk.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Tufts
Pingree
Brown
Fleming
Cook
Richmond
Curran
Fisk
Exeter defeats Colby in heavy hitting college game
Exeter, N H May 2 Phillips Exeter College defeats Colby University in a game marked by strong hitting and solid pitching. Saunders struck out ten, Teague and Allen made running catches, with Exeter totaling 10 hits to Colby's 9 and committing four errors to Colby's six. Batteries Clay and Cooney for Exeter Saunders and Cushman for Colby.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
Colby University
Saunders
Teague
Allen
Colby
Clay
Cooney
Saunders and Cushman
Phillips Andover Beats Bates In Thirteen Inning Duel
Phillips Andover defeated Bates 7 to 6 in thirteen innings on May 2. The game was tied at 9 in the ninth before Andover won in the thirteen. Batteries were Moore and Lannigan for Andover with Stevens, Towne and Russey for Bates.
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BATES
Andover
Phillipe Andover
Mene Ie
Dover
Moore
Lannigan
Stevens
Towne
Russey
Suburban League Opens With Malden Win in Extra Innings
The Suburban League opener at Everett A A ballpark saw Everett High vs Malden Highs, Malden winning 19 to 14 after eleven tense innings. Bates, Baker and Malden’s battery excelled for the victors while McGowan, Smith, Talbot and Bullock starred for Everett. Score by innings shows a tight contest with Malden breaking away late.
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Everett A. A
Everett High
Malden Highs
Bates
Baker
Malden
McGowan
Smith
Talbot
Bullock
Everett
Boxing Gossip Preview of Shaw Shallow title bout in Boston
The Shaw Shallow heavyweight clash at Maverick Athletic Club East Boston on Tuesday May 8 draws intense local interest. Boxing news covers officials rules law adherence private club entry requirements and training updates for OBrien Moore Byers Gardner Creedon and other Kirtland Club bouts plus notes on Dan Snyder and Rob Roy controversies.
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Boston
Steen
Maverick Athletic Club
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Boston Athletic Association
Shaw
Shallow
New England
Dr. Sargent
Harvard
Crane
Commonwealth
Globe
Cribb
Cribb Club
Pemberton Square
Washington Street
State House
Maverick Club
Tim McCarthy
Tommy. Oles
Denny Murphy
John Mahoney
William LeClair
John Keenan
T. D. Rice
Pat Sheehan
Mailit Flaherty
George Daniels
Bartlett Flaherty
Bill Daly
Mose Hanlon
Kirtland Athletic Club
Dick O
George Gardner
Dan Creedon
Kirtland Club
Martin Mulvihill
Allie Brown
Joe Reed
John E. Butler
Coley Burke
Salem Ki
Ted Butter
Dave Anderson
Dan O'Rourke Saunders
G. Chasin
Dan Snyder
Chamber
T. Beb. Rafferty
Lynn
Frank Erne
Jack O’ Brien
Mike Griffin
Jack Waley
Joy McInnes
Fitzsimmons
Jim Kennedy
Jack Lyons
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
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