Boston Defeats Baltimore In Pitcher Battle
In Baltimore May 3 Boston wins 4 to 3 over the Orioles as McGinnity and Hickman duel. Boston makes two unearned runs due to Orioles errors while McGinnity and Hickman both pitch well. The game features sharp fielding by both sides and ends with Hamilton traveling to Philadelphia for leg strain evaluation.
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Cleve lands edge Chicago on seventh inning call
Cleveland scores tied with Chicago until the seventh when a disputed umpire decision shifts momentum. The game details and final result are incomplete in the surviving OCR snippet.
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Cleveland
Clevelands
Chicagos
Haugh ton’s terrific homer sparks Boston college baseball clash
Harvard bats spark nine hits led by Haughton’s eighth inning homer as Bowdoin errors mount and Libby struggles. Morse fans eight for Harvard while Libby flounders late. Bowdoin’s offense stalls after initial, costly miscues. The Cambridge diamond witnesses a standout shot and a hopeful Crimson effort.
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Reid
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over New York 7–3 On Hitting and Errors
Philadelphia wins 7 to 3 in New York aided by timely hitting and Wildness of Fischel, a Columbia University man given a trial. Key plays included two base hits by Gleason and notable baserunning by Cooley Delehanty Lajoie Cross and others. Attendance listed as SG C.
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New York
NW York
Fischel
Columbia University
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Ados
Gary Ocean
Fifield
Wifield
Gleason
Doyle
Cooley
Delehanty
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Cross
Mt Washingtons of Everett Wan Inaccurate Fragment
Incomplete OCR notes mention Mt Washingtons of Everett and teams from Chelsea Cambridge Fitchburg and Woonsocket with pitchers Lajoie and Tessier. References to Dunn Hughes Isgan Gallagher and Connie Murphy indicate baseball activity and practice at Charles River Park and Lewiston with a 3 o’clock game today.
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Everett
North Attleboros
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Mt. Washington Baseball Club
Loomingdale Street
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Hanlon
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Hughes
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Cambridge
Charles River Park
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New Hampshire State College
Durham
Burdett College Beats Malden High In Baseball Rout
Burdett College won a loose game against Malden High by a score of 17 to 3. Leach pitched for Burdett, holding Malden to three hits through five innings before four walks an error and a few hits sparked seven Malden runs. Burdett outbatted and outfielded, but free passes hurt them. Cahill turned a double play unassisted as a highlight.
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Burdett
Malden High
Malden Yester
Leach
High School
Cahill
Walker's
Fielding Burdett College
Bowman
George
Peetin Beg
Itee
Latin School Triumph Over Dorchester Hill 9 to 5
Boston Latin defeated Dorchester Hill 9 to 5 in a rough game decided by superior batting. Seven hits and an error in the sixth inning produced six runs for the Latin School. Leahy limited batters to six hits and walked only one. Score:
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Dorchester Hill
Leahy
Dorchester High beats opponents with strong base play
Dorchester High dominated with key hits and patient at bats. McDermott, Kelley and Min ton contributed multiple runs while strong fielding limited errors. Pitching featured Curran with several wild pitches as observers noted.
Milton Academy Defeats Adams Academy in Close Match
Milton Academy bests Adams Academy of Braintree in a hard fought game despite a weak fielding showing. The teams traded runs with crisp batting and solid pitching, delivering a tense finish as Milton secured the win.
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Milton Academy
Adams Academy
Braintree
Roxbury Wieh Triumphs Over Milton High In Close Franklin Field Game
Roxbury Wieh defeated Milton High 17 to 5 on Franklin Field in a hard fought clash. Rochester? actual names: McQuade, Morris, Underhill, Magan, McCann, Wavanager, Brooks, Bartlett, Kagan. Event details include two base hits by McQuade, three base hit by McQuade, stolen bases, walks, and catches with pitchers Gerald and Underhill. Umpire Blair.
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Magan
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Gerald
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Wesleyan Beats Manhattan on Errors and Bunched Hits
Wesleyan defeated Manhattan 7 runs to 4 in Middleton Connecticut. Errors by the visitors and timely hits produced the margin as Wesleyan pulled away after tense early innings.
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Aveesieyan
Lufkin
Inglis
Mepride
Agnew
Yale Triumphs Over Lafayette In Ninth Inning Rally
Yale beat Lafayette with a late rally in the ninth frame. Wiles pitched well but the victory was secured by safe hitting in the final inning as Yale scored three runs. Bray sprained his ankle in center while chasing a long fly for Lafayette. Final: Yale 19 Lafayette 10.
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Yale
Wiles
Elis
Lafayette
Bray
Pgs Aeat
Sea Lafayette
Dartmouth Dominates Vermont in 3rd Inning Rally
Dartmouth defeated Vermont with ten runs in a single third inning after the Vermont team faltered. Final score not standard, batteries Hancock and Drew for Dartmouth Joyner and Aldinger for Vermont. Hits show Dartmouth 15 to Vermont 1. Errors Dartmouth 3 Vermont 10.
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University of Vermont
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Drew
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Aldinger
Isrrors
Holy Cross Tops Bates in Dormitory Rumble
Worcester report shows Holy Cross players Bates and Purinton leading a scrappy match against Bates College lineup. Brennan delivers key hits as Holy Cross holds off late effort from Bates, securing a victory in a tense contest.
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Purinton
Bates
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Worcester Beats Syracuse 15 to 1 in Nine Inning Showdown
Worcester blanked Syracuse in a nine inning game on May 3. Key plays included two base hits by Kuhns Yeager MeeDer, a three base hit by Yeager, and multiple strikeouts by Kuhns Rickert Wilder Kennedy Whistler Williams Woodlock McDermott. Errors and wild pitches are noted without graphic detail.
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Whistler
Williams
Woodlock
McDermott
Home Team In Rough Game Frustrates Hartford Crowd
Hartford crowds left seats in disgust after six innings as Rochester defeated the Pee Wee nine 5 to 4. Hits included two by Smink and a three-base example by Haran. Knell struck out once and Becker twice.
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Springfield Defeats Toronto Amid Fourth Inexcusable Errors
Springfield wins in a tight game on May 3 after four costly fourth inning errors give Toronto a brief lead. Hitting highlights include two-base hit by VW Hama and three-base hits by Stuart Phelps and Hemming. pitchers Kershaw and Pappalau combine for the scoring details.
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Williams Triumphs Over Amherst In Championship Game
Amherst yielded twelve hundred fans as Williams surged to a decisive win. Kent’s erratic pitching doomed Amherst with seven Williams runs in the first inning. Batteries Plunkett and Edwards opposed Kent and Whites, delivering a sharp early lead and securing the victory.
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Princeton Tigers down West Virginia in baseball clash
Princeton Tigers beat West Virginia 8 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey on May 3. Battery Harrison and Hamilton for Princeton and Dent and Shelby for WVU led the action with all runs produced by the visitors. Base hits were uneven with Princeton credited for the win.
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Bicycle Notes and Club Plans at Brookline Streets
Local sporting notes cover Waltham riders training with Harry Dikes’s motor pacing tandems and achievements of Craigwell. Plans detail the Geidert-Woods ball and a Boston consulate chairing, plus a Whist party at East Brookline, and the Old Colonial Club forming with officers Frothingham Paine Otis Words Ho Ketlar Mullen Piaintit.
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Humtington Club
Kent and Downey Match Proposal Stirring Bicycle Rivalry
An exchange over a planned 10 or 20 mile paced match pits Fred P Went of Waltham and Joe Downey against Harry Hikes and Jaddie McDuffee. Percival, Downey’s manager, questions Kent’s claim and suggests a Kent Downey match for 1000 a side after the Cincinnati ride with Gibson.
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Cincinnati
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Varsity Eights Form Under Captain Wigstinson on Charles
Fifteen men chosen to comprise the varsity squad for the two eights rowing on the Charles through June first. Nine from Newed and seven from Weld, including seven of yesterday's winning Newell eight. Captain Wigstinson selects Higginson Tilton Sendicott Peyton Watson Sheafe Perkins Harding Binike Martin Kervan Lawrence Adams Hawkins Mancroft Wood. Storrow to coach with O'Dea and Donovan as assistants.
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Byers Beats Cattanach In Boston Middleweight Bout
George Byers of Boston defeated Jack Cattanach in a middleweight clash. Byers used a cool, clever display to overpower the bigger opponent, prompting a towel stoppage in the third round. Byers’s manager issued a world championship challenge afterward.
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George Byers
Boston
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George
Sheehan
America
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Seraten
W. A. Pierce
Tommy Ryan
Maher Ruhlin bout shows Maher Is not past his prime
The Maher Ruhlin fight ends with Ruhlin edging a tough battle as Peter Maher shows resilience and courage. The writer notes Maher did not hit as hard as Fitzsimmons and that Ruhlin was fresher late, with discussion of a possible Fitzsimmons Jeffries encounter and other boxing tidbits.
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Beverly
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Sporting Department of the Post
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Flow to Find Out and Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
A health ad advises testing urine to detect kidney issues and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure. It claims relief for back pain kidney bladder liver and urinary troubles and offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. Boston Daily Post readers are urged to mention the newspaper.
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Wollaston Triumphs Over Newton Centre In Close Golf Matches
Wollaston beat Newton Centre at Norfolk Downs by a large margin though three singles matches were tight. Bremer and Freeman had walkovers while Atherton and Cracknell both lost on the final holes. Smith won by one hole as Wadsworth nearly closed the gap, and the Wollaston five averaged just over 84 for 18 holes.
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Local sports and club notices include regattas and team actions
Aug 2 3 after Boston national regatta Quinsigamond regatta to be held Worcester Princeton to play Yale at New Haven Nov 23 GBrood to play Princeton Nov 4 Dance Club meets for Hastern Canoe Association Flora Pond Memorial Day clubhouse enlarged no balcony added Phillips Andover nine captain Leon G Saunders pitcher Ladies night at South Boston Yacht Club May 18 John N Wirth baseball team organized with Dan Mahony Campbell Shey lin etc Open dates with strong club May 30 June 7 July 4 Harry Becker manager 3% Washington Boston
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Washington Street
Lexington Golf Club Spring Schedule Promises Team Matches
The Lexington Golf Club unveils a spring schedule with team matches against Vesper Brae Burn Wollaston and Concord through June and a July 1 match with Wollaston. An open handicap medal event is set for June 3 and many handicap and mixed foursome events fill the calendar.
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