Collins Men Turn Tables on Athletics
Boston winning 4 to 2 over Philadelphia Athletics at Huntington Avenue highlighted by Boston’s fielding errors, Henry Henley’s pitching, and key plays by Parent and Dougherty. Lave Cross, Hartsel, and Murphy contributed for the Athletics, while Bresnahan and McGraw’s Giants loom in the next outing as Willis seeks revenge.
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Collins
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Athletics
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Henley
Davis
Stahl
Monte Cross
Freeman
Freddie Parent
Lachance
Pickering
Lave Cross
Pat
New York Takes Second Game of Series on Loose Washington Fielding
New York wins 6 to 2 over Washington aided by wild Washington errors and timely New York hitting. Stanton Williams Fultz Kleinow Elberfeld Thoney Stahl contribute. Powell Mason pitchers. Attendance 1400.
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New York
Washington
Williams
Fultz
Kleinow
Elberfeld
Thoney
Stahl
Conroy
Keeler
Anderson
Ganzel
McGuire
Unglaud
Cassidy
McCormick
Moran
Powell
Mason
Carpenter and Connolly
Cleveland Dominates Detroit In 10 Run Game Debut for Kitson
Cleveland racked up 19 hits in a 10 to 2 win over Detroit at home enhancing Kitson’s 1904 debut. Rhoades pitched a shutout until late, aided by a fielding error from Hickman. Notable plays included Lowe’s running one handed stop and multiple baserunning and hitting feats.
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Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Kitson
Rhoades
Hickman
Lowe
Greminger
Flick
Lush
Turner
Lajoie
Bay
Bemis
Fla
King and Sheridan
St Louis Beats Chicago 2 1 In Ninth Inning Rally
In St Louis on May 3 the local nine scored in the ninth to win 2 to 1 over Chicago. Wallace’s hard right to center produced the key run after eight innings of even play. Davis made a stop and Burkett flashed running catches. Two-base hits by Heldrick Owen, sacrifice hits by Isbell Hemphill F Jones, and neat defense highlighted the game. Hemphill Tannehill Green and Sievers stood out in the field as St Louis improved to 5-9 while Chicago dropped to 0-6.
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Henley
Athletics
Philadelphia
Parent
Boston
Dougherty
Lachance
Dineen
Hartsel
Pickering
Collins
Davis
Lave Cross
Seybold
Bill
Murphy
Schreck
Hartsell
Freeman
Ferris
Monte Cross
Monte
Farrell
Cross
ST. Louis
Wallace
Burkett
Chicago
Heldrick
Owen
Isbell
Hemphill
F. Jones
Jones
Donahue
Green
Tannehill
Aitch
Sievers
Berge Eet
Byterest
Micage
O’ Loughlin
Gilbert
Devlin
McGann
Tenney
Jack Warner
McGraw
Roger Bresnahan
Raymer
Delehanty
Del
Bresnahan
Buckenberger
Milligan
Cooley
Boston Nationals Take Their Revenge in Shutout
The Boston Nationals defeated the New York Giants 4 to 0 in a sharp, fast game. Milligan struggled for the Giants as Boston outbatted and outfielded them, with Delehanty and Geier shining on defense and Moran contributing a home run. Dahlen of the Giants had two hits in a losing effort.
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Boston
Ow A. Devlin
McGann
Rmick
C. F
Dahlen
Boston Eeseeedee Cg
Geler
Tenney
Cooley
Moran
Baer
Delehanty
O Wilhelm
Milligan
Wilhelm
Gilbert
Browne
Devlin
Carney
Batty
Oran and
Zimmer
P. O'Connell
National
Boston National
Buckenberger
Irving Wilhelm
McGraw
Giants
Pittsburg
New York
John T. Brush
Messrs
Geiier
Geier
P. Moran
Morse Bros., Prowse
Canton
Mass
Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia in Batters Hard Game
Brooklyn wins 6 to 3 in Philadelphia as Poole holds the home team with steady pitching. Scattered local hits, four earned runs for Brooklyn and one for Philadelphia. Key figures include Sheckard Lumley and Dobbs with two-base hits, Wolverton and Devoin with three-base hits, Strang Dobbs Van Buren stealing bases, and Poole earning the win. Attendance 2,766.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Brooklyn
Poole
Sheckard
Lumley
Dobbs
Wolverton
Devoin
Gleason
Strang
van Buren
McPherson
Bergen
Emsbie
Chicago Hits Power Pittsburg For Twelve Run Win
Chicago defeated Pittsburg with twelve runs to spare as Scanlan struggled and Lee relieved in the fourth. Final score shows Chicago 38 to Pittsburg 0 with multiple double and a triple play noted. Briggs and Scanlan combined allow four walks each. Lee wild pitch credited to the pitcher. Attendance listed as 3,500.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Scanlan
Lee
Tinker
Chance
Ritchey
Wagner
Bransfield
Smith
Briggs
Johnston
Miss Lee sues Alderman O'Toole for breach of promise and debt
Miss Lee, longtime intimate of Alderman O'Toole, seeks repayment of over 250 dollars plus breach of promise damages. She claims letters, theatre tickets, and other exhibits show nine years of involvement with O'Toole plus his secret marriage to Eva Brayley last November. O'Toole, a Boston politician, is on his second Board of Aldermen term and recently married Brayley.
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Miss Lee
Alderman O’toole
O’toole
Miss Brayley
Mr. O'Toole
Boston
Alderman O'Toole
Aldermanic Board
Mr. O’toole
Dorchester
Frank J. O'Toole
Frank
Eva Brayley
West Newton Street
Post
Frank O'Toole
Frank J. O’toole
Board of Aldermen
Ward
James H. Doyle
Twice Weds In Less Than Two Years
Florence Leach recounts two marriages and a divorce of mutual affection, claiming the Gould marriage was not binding and affirming loyalty to Percy W. Spiers. The report notes her adoption, name changes, and current residence, with details on Gould and Spiers and their occupations.
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Miss Leach
Montello
Gould
Percy W. Spiers
Percy Spiers
Spiers
Prospect Street
William Ingalls
Mr. Dill
Florence
Leach
Harold Gould
East Bridgewater
John Pearce
Methodist Church
B. H. Lane
First Baptist Church
Ellis Raymond
North Abington
United States Navy
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