Giants Beat Nationals In Ten Inning Norwich South End Battle
In a ten inning showdown the New York Nationals lost to Boston 7 to 6 at the South End. Ibert's double and Ames' sacrifice in the 10th gave the Giants the winning run as Cy Young misplayed a grounder in the eighth allowing Boston to tie. Abbott, Needham, and Cannell starred for New York while Gilbert and Bowerman led Boston's offense.
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Boston
South End
Cy Young
Giants
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Ames
New York
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Wolverton
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Clarke
Abbaticchio
Bowerman
Gilbert
Batty
John T. Brush
Tenney
Leon
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Cannell
Devlin
Sharpe
Raymer
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Long End Bettors
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National Baseball Card Schedule
New York plays Boston. Oeeats faces Brooklyn. Pittsburg visits St. Louis. Chicago travels to Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
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Rindge Dow ns Malden 6 to 1 Interscholastic tilt
Rindge defeated Malden High 6 to 1 in Cambridge behind Win Adams strong pitching. Porter took the loss, Park hit a second inning home run, and Park and Adams starred defensively for Rindge in a sharp fielding display. Attendance about 1000.
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Malden High
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Adams
Malden
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Park
Rindgee
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High School Meet Pairings From Local Venues
Readable meet card lists pairings including Saugus High at Stoneham Milton A.Stone's at Milton Medford High at Lynn Mechanic Arts High at Franklin Field Wellesley High at Concord Beverly High at Salem Chelsea High at Dorchester Burdett College at Boston Common Cambridge Latin at Harvard at Soldiers Field Scituate High at Scituate Ballou & Hobigand meet site noted
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Saugus
Stoneham
Milton A.stone’s
Milton
Medford
Lynn
Mechanic Arts
Hyde Park
Franklin Field
Wellesley
Concord
Beverly
Salem
Chelsea
Dorchester
Burdett College
Boston College Prep
Boston Common
Cambridge Latin
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Scituate High
Ballou & Hobigand
Scituate
Giants Rally in Quiet Fielding Error Play
In a sparse report from the Giants game, Bresnahan fields a grounder off Wolverton in the third inning, throwing to quarterback Gil christ on the play. The sequence hints at a tense defensive moment and a potential scoring chance for New York.
Philadelphia Nationals Triumph Over Brooklyn 8 to 3
In Brooklyn on May 2 the Philadelphia Nationals defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3. Duggleby pitched for Philadelphia, McIntyre started for Brooklyn and was relieved by Doescher in the final inning. Courtney led batting with a home run a triple and a single.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Duggleby
McIntyre
Doescher
Courtney
Philadelphia
Thomas
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Ee Gleason
McGee
Titus
Bransfield
Doolin
Abbott
Rooklyn
PO Sheckard
Philadelphia Power
Reese
Ney
Bergen
Geasler
Lumley
Time flies in a dealer’s prompt bourbon recommendation
The text urges using G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon or G. O. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskey for ailments and health benefits. It notes physicians endorse these beverages and that licensed dealers carry them with the Proprietors’ firm name on the label. Sealed bottles only.
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G. O. Taylor
Nationals Rally Beats Pittsburg in Seventh Inning
In St Louis on May 2 the Nationals rallied in the seventh to overturn a four inning lead by Pittsburg. Thielman was effective at critical moments helping secure the victory.
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Nationals
Pittsburg
Thielman
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T. Clarke
Robertaille
Howard
O’day
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago in Featureless Game
Cincinnati beat Chicago in a low effort contest as Sebring retired in the sixth inning due to illness.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Sebring
Centrals defeat Globe Jr.'s 18 to 5 at American tea grounds
Centrals of East Boston overwhelmed the Globe Jr.'s 18 to 5 yesterday afternoon at the American tea grounds. O'Brien Glynn and Kenefick starred for the winners, Hoey and Thornton played well for the losers. Batteries Marley and Glynn for the Centrals and Thornton and Digan for the Globe Jr.'s.
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Centrals
East
Boston
Globe Jr.’s
O’brien
Glynn
Kenefick
Hoey
Thornton
Marley
Digan
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