Baltimores Knocks Cy Young From The Box
The Baltimores defeated the Boston Americans 14 to 6 as Cy Young was taken out in the first inning. Baltimore bunched 13 hits, scored six runs in the first, and tallied four more in the sixth while McGinnity held Boston to limited offense. Hickman homered for Baltimore, while Criger and LaChance excelled for Boston in a poorly played game witnessed by thousands including Massachusetts legislators.
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Detroit Takes Second Game From Cleveland on Seventh Inning Bunching
Detroit pulled away in the seventh inning as Barrett delivered a three-base hit with two aboard to key a win over Cleveland. Attendance listed at 1800.
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Ambirican
Detroit
Cleveland
Barrett
Cleveland baseball game summary includes misc stats
The record notes 3s and 2 left on bases for Detroit and 6 and 8 for Cleveland. Yeager struck out twice and Taylor once. Double plays by Gleason and Dilton, Bradley and Schreck, Harvey and Schreck. Passed ball by McGuire. Time unspecified. Umpires Johnstone and Connolly listed.
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Washington Defeats Philadelphia in Opening Ameri can League Game
Washington beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 in the AL season opener here. Ex-NL players from Philadelphia mostly participated, while the enjoined ones were kept out to avoid service of papers. Attendance was 11.
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Philadelphia
Amberican
New York Beats Philadelphia 6 to 1 in Fast National Game
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 1 in a fast paced National League game. Bowerman starred with a strong batting display as New York extended their win streak to six games dating from last Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Bowerman
Wicker Leads St. Louis in Loss to Pittsburg
Pittsburg beat St. Louis 4 to 1 as Wicker pitched well for the visitors. He weathered one rough inning in the fourth, otherwise showing the best form among St. Louis pitchers in the outing.
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ST. Louis
Wicker
Cincinnati Wins 6-2 Over Chicago in Tight Game
Cincinnati outplayed Chicago in all departments with cleaner fields and timely hitting. Attendance recorded at 3000.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Pope May Head Bicycle Trust
New York May 2 It is reported that R Lindsay Coleman will resign as president of the American Bicycle Company and Colonel Albert A Pope will take the helm. Pope recently left the chairmanship amid policy disputes. A Pope syndicate including John D Rockefeller Jr and James R Keene appears to have gained control. Lozier and Gormally stock in the company reportedly moved to the Pope group.
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R. Lindsay Coleman
American Bicycle Company
Albert A. Pope
Pope
Coleman
Colonel Pope
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
James R. Keene
H. A. Lozier
R. Philip Gormally
Pope Syndicate
Pigeon Bracelet Found in Chelsea Home
A Chelsea resident reports a carrier pigeon delivering a bracelet tied to its leg marked 61-00-76. The note asks the newspaper to help locate the owner, signed Jomas to Appleton, dated April 30.
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Jomas
Appleton
Chelsea
Palmo Tablets Promise Power and Ambition Boost
Questioning life vigor, the ad touts Palmo Tablets as a nerve tonic that will energize work and mood. Priced at 60 cents per box with a 12 box pack and guarantee, the offer promises noticeable improvements in appearance and drive, with several druggists named as sellers.
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Manchester Tops Haverhill In Pitchers’ Duel At Varick Park
In Manchester New Hampshire on May 2 the home team beat Haverhill 4 to 2 in a pitchers battle. Manchester used well timed sacrifice hits and singles to score. Wiggin was hit by a pitch in the second inning and rendered unconscious, rushed to hospital by ambulance.
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Haverhill
Varick Park
Wiggin
Dover Beats Nashua 11 to 5 in Baseball Clash
Dover hit Russell's pitching hard to defeat Nashua by 11 to 6. Meg Nashua contributed in the field as Peter led the attackers in a decisive performance on the field in England.
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Nashua
England
Meg
Peter
Russell
Fall River Edges Concord 8 to 2 in New England Game
Thatcher of Fall River baffled Concord with a strong pitching effort as Fall River built an 8 to 2 lead in New England play. The game, held in Concord, showcased Fall River’s offense and Thatcher’s control to secure the victory.
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New England
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Lowell 4 Lawrence 3 at Spalding Park
Lowell beat Lawrence 4 to 3 at Spalding Park this afternoon in a NPW New England game.
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Lawrence
NPW
England
Spalding Park
Tufts Varsity Baseball Team Abbreviated Connecticut Trip
Tufts varsity baseball left Medford on its annual Connecticut trip yesterday morning. The squad faced possible handicaps from the illness of star players Wirt V. Cannell and Walter H. Holworthy, both sidelined as captain Chapman called out substitutes for the trip.
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Connecticut
Wirt V. Cannell
Walter H. Holworthy
Chapman
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