Colts and Cyclones Shine as Orioles Pirates Split
Yesterday three league cities hosted games with strong crowds. Boston beat Chicago in a flawless fielding display led by Staley’s pitching, while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split a twin bill with Ward’s pitchershutout in the second game and a one run margin in the opener. In Louisville Buffinton struggled as Baltimoresfell. Cincinnati and Cleveland games were rained out.
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Inks
Ward
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Baltimores
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Stratton
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Cleveland
IRBMS'S First Defeat in Second Game
In the second contest Galvin suffered his first loss this season as Camp relieved in the fifth inning for his league debut. Despite Camp's solid outing Brooklyn built a large lead and Inks remained dominant. Corkhill Daily Collins starred in the field and at bat. Thorne relieved in the eighth due to rain with attendance listed as 4820. Pittsburgh Penn. was the opponent.
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Uncle Anson Skirt Dance Leads Boston Rout
Chicago reports Uncle Anson mocked by Beaneaters at Jackson Park in a one hour fifteen minute game. Staley pitched well for Boston, while Anson flung a skirt dance miscue costing Chicago in a lopsided defeat. Boston prevailed as Colt hitters struggled.
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Final Standings After First Series in First Three Correct Lists
The final standings show the leading clubs after the first series of games. Top position secured by [club name], followed by [club name] and [club name], with points totals and win losses noted for each.
Three Season Tickets Drawn for Boston Games
Baseball Editor of the Post announces three season tickets for the second series in Boston. Entries use coupon AN and must be pressed to qualify. Names listed include Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Washington.
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Boston Game Report Hints at Scoring Pressure and Pitcher Release
Monday game details describe fielders on planks and careful play by Hutchison and Kelly guiding plays. Kelly warns of one proper approach as bean-eaters sacrifice for runs. President Hart released pitcher George C. Meakim. attendance noted with the score favoring Boston.
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Kilroy's Fatal Wildness Stuns Providence in Loss
Rochester edged Providence in a cold cloudy game as Pettit misplayed the ball and Kilroy faltered early. Umpire Betts ruled on balls and strikes. the game remained tight beyond the rough first and third innings with Rochester tallied in the cited score.
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New Haven Victorious in Hard Hitting Game
New Haven excelled in a hard hitting game against the Bisons today. Blansfield and Burke starred with strong hitting. Attendance reported at 1200. New Haven, Conn., May 3. The score remains to be confirmed.
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Corrall's Great Throw Ends Pittsburg Victory
In TspuRG Pennsylvania Ward agreed to two games with a protest to begin. Baldwin dominated the first game for Brooklyn as President Young ruled on Section 45. Farrell's defense nearly stole a Ward win, and Corkhill's ninth inning plate payoff throw preserved Pittsburg’s win.
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Louisville-Lio Orioles shutout as Stratton shines
Louisville Kentucky May 3 The Orioles fail to score as Stratton allows only four hits Browning Seery and Pfeffer star for Louisville in a 0 0 game at a crowd of 1017 Browns line drive seats grab three fans attendance 1017 The score remains a shutout with Boston influence implied by the line drive protection and key defensive plays by Browning and Schoch
Rain Ends Game as Reds Lead Giants Early
In Cincinnati on May 3 the bail game was halted after the second inning due to rain with New York scoreless and Cincinnati ahead 4 to 0. The delay stopped play with the Reds in command and the outcome undecided.
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Harvard Beats Lovell Arms Company In Slow Game
Harvard defeated Lovell Arms Company nine to whatever yesterday on Holmes field in a slow uninteresting contest. Upson pitched well for Harvard while Wiggin was difficult for Lovell to hit except in the eighth inning. Hovey and Cook starred in the infield. Corbett threw out Long at third on a sixth inning two-base hit. Harvard plans to play Cornell at Cambridge this afternoon.
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New England League Opens Amid Fair Odds and Rivalries
The New England League begins with games at Salem Manchester Pawtucket and Woonsocket as clubs join a firmly organized circuit. The schedule spans 112 games with balanced travel costs and strong pitchers including Knell Gastright Kilroy Foreman and Dolan contributing to a competitive season. The Boston directors will oversee venue arrangements and reports from the South End grounds.
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Manchester
Portland
Lewiston
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Pawtucket
Woonsocket
New England
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Rhode Island
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Dolan
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Baseball Notes Highlight Late 19th Century Prospects
A dense digest notes Jed Pfeffer's clutch hitting for Louisville and shifts in several rosters. It covers pitchers Sharrett and Rusie, Buck Ewing's declining usefulness at catcher, and proposed trades or moves involving Yale, Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia clubs. Mentioned players include Richardson, Radford, Van Haltren, Crooks, Davis, and Thornton with bets on Boston's 12 game western trip and other speculative bets.
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van Haltren
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Galvin
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Harry Wright
Washington
Foreman
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Tip O’neill
Tip
Thornton
New England League Preview with Brockton Stars
Tommy Cotter leads Brockton with first base role while Cowhig and Mike Meagner patrol the out field Dee anchors pitching. Lewiston’s Gorman shines behind the bat and Woonsucker Jonnaughton is a top catcher. Salem’s O Neil to pitch opener versus Brockton. Wilcox out of shortstop.
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Baseball Notes on Local Teams and Players
Lowell news hints Tom McDermott may be signed as manager. 3 Jrmes, a top third baseman, may join Portlands. ANTS reportedly in play for the lineup. Salem’s Hacon pursues Ray, ex Baltimore. Deady shines as a top first baseman. Lynch of Pawtuckets called best pitcher in league. Lawson of Lewistons tracks base runners closely.
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Harvard Meeting Attracts Top Manhattan Athletes
Manhattan athletes including Harding the sprinter and Lincoln the walker will headline a Harvard hosted meet next Saturday. Al Copeland and Instone are named among entrants as events and a major bicycle race promise strong competition. The all round B A A championship and a Richard Milton cup are set for June after N E A A U championships. The Dorchester A C and Bridge Athletic Club schedule events in May and June with committee appointments announced by N E A A A U officials.
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B A A Ladies Day Program At Boston Event
The B A A ladies day program for next Friday lists gymnasium events starting 2:45 with sparring by D D Russell and Professor Ferris, then junior member activities in running high jump rope climbing and Indian clubs, followed by fencing with Professor Rondelle and pupils, Harvard Glee Club performances, races in tank and rank events, water polo matchups, and tennis and four handed racket games featuring local participants and teams.
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J. Tice
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Outram Bangs
H. W. Cushing
J. Crane, Jr
H. H. Brown
C. V. Adams
Sullivan McAuliffe Train Together On Maryland Plantation
Sporting notes say John L. Sullivan and Jack McAuliffe will train together to get in condition on a Maryland plantation. Arney Hubbard and Mike Cooney set a Providence May 23 meeting with Cooney training at Providence alongside Jack Falvey. Carney and Dwyer of the Crescents practice as a double and are improving. George Mitchell of the Shawmuts will skip the club eight and focus on a single as he is a senior.
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Mike Cooney
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Dartmouth Players Face No Basis for Professionalism Charges
Hanover May 3. Manager Rolins declares charges of professionalism against O Conner and Ranney of the Dartmouths groundless. A recent report that O Conner played with the Oswego nine is denied as he never was in Oswego, N.Y.
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Coal Price Hikes Readied by Monopolies Spark Outcry
The article reports a sharp coal price rise driven by Pennsylvania monopolies, with forecasts of $7 a ton by winter and $6.50 to $7.00 retail levels by next year. Boston dealers cite Reading Company debt and a broad cartel, while wholesalers warn profits shift to the producers and warn of escalating costs for consumers and rivals alike. Horatio Wellington supports the fear of market consolidation and imminent price jumps.
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Dentist Willard Boothby Leaves Town Amid Rumors
Manchester New Hampshire area reports Willard N Boothby a well known dentist departed suddenly Monday night for unknown parts. Rumors link him with a local woman who vanished about five weeks ago. Past rumors claim he fled to Russia with a prominent woman years ago.
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Seashore Lots at Norfolk Downs Offer Near Shore Value
Norfolk Downs lots are offered in blocks with a Beach section near the shore. The smaller Beach block is selling rapidly and draws buyers for strictly shore property before offers end. Purchasers receive credit toward a $10,000 offer as their purchase amount carries toward sales within 60 days.
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Excursion Invitations Limited to Serious Buyers
We heartily welcome all respectable persons to our excursions to view property with the aim of buying. Excursions are 80 large, but crowds of sightseers hinder our salesmen from assisting serious buyers, so limit excursions to those seeking lots, present owners, and their friends.
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