Giants edge Boston as Cy Seymour prevails in extra threat
National League action at South End ball grounds ends with New York beating Boston 6 to 4 after a late surge. Cy Seymour earns the win for the Giants with strong control while Boston’s hitters stall after a two run second inning. Attendance 2500 amid cold, rainy conditions.
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South End
Boston
Giants
John Stivetts
Cardinal
Bostons
Duffy
Seymour
Jouett Meekin
New Albany
Ind
Wabash
Joyce
Bill
Meekin
Cy Seymour
New York
Herman Long
Albany
Ily
Lynch
Neh
Messrs
Connolly
Naticks
Seygnour
Nichols
Mabie
Tie When Rain Came
Pittsburg report notes Killen was pulled from the game after a fourth-inning error and walk, with the rain affecting play as the inning progressed.
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Pittsburg
Killen
Boston Uniforms Shine as Giants Fans Cheer at The Diamond
Report describes Boston players in bright uniforms and a lively game atmosphere. Highlights include Grady's homer near the left field fence, Joyce mis hitting a ball. Grady's run and runs scored by Nichols, Collins and Long. Umpires Lynch and Connolly receive prime ovations as Tom Connolly is honored with a diamond ring and floral tomahawk from local associations.
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Bergen
Boston
Grady
Giants
van Hinlren
Davis
Gleason
Joyce
Tenney
Long
Collins
Duffy
Stahl
Lowe
Hamilton
Van
Hartman
Nichols
Meekin
Chick
Martin Prealing
Hhe
Nick
McCreery
Homer
Seymour
Wilmot
New York
van Haltren
Dalls
Stivetts
Ntarmilton
Stah
Lynch and Connolly
Joe
Kid Gleason
Martin Bergen
Lynch
Connolly
Tom Connolly
George Fair
Natick
Natic
Arthur Clarkson
Enen
John F. Dever
Welkin
Scores From Regional Baseball Matches
In Pawtucket Fall River won 12 to 8 while Providence defeated Toronto 12 to 8. Brockton beat Taunton 10 to 4. Montreal edged Springfield 3 to 2. Hartford topped Lancaster 5 to 1. Newport beat New Bedford 6 to ? Middleton Wesleyan defeated Lafayette 10 to 4 in seven innings. Dartmouth Cedar Hanover blanked Tufts 7 to 0. Norfolk defeated Allentown 9 to 2.
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York
Burg i
Tim Eee
Ia Eseenene Sa Voesses
Cleveland
Fall River
Stapeee Ee
Brockton
Pawtucket
Seeee
Ewe
New Bedford
Newport
Taunton Es
Providence Teen
Providence
Toronto
Taunton
Springfield
Montreal
Hartford
Lancaster
Middleton
Conn
Wesleyan
Lafayette
Hanover
Dartmouth
Tufts
Norfolk
Allentown
Harvard Varsity Nine Travels to Ithaca for Cornell Game
The Harvard baseball team left Cambridge for Ithaca N Y to face Cornell. All players except Chandler Davis Fitz and Jaynch joined the trip Morse will pitch Reid will catch and Cozzens will play centre.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Chandler
Davis
Fitz
Jaynch
Morse
Reid
Cozzens
Suburban Interscholastic Games Preview
Malden and Melrose face Winchester while Lynn meets Med ia with manager John Smith aiming to groom a first wave of young players. Fall River hosts New York for the second game of a three game series with Boston this afternoon at 8:80. Jim Collins shows improved velocity on dim days.
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Malden
Melrose
Winchester
Lynn
John Smith
Fall River
New York
Boston
Jim Collins
Jeffries Sharkey bout eyed in San Francisco tonight
Boxing gossip notes Jim Jeffries is favored to defeat Tom Sharkey in a scheduled twenty round bout in San Francisco with referees' authority seen as decisive. Other matches include Sullivan vs Kelly likely May 16 and Conroy vs Moore in Troy May 10 plus Dobbs vs Case in Louisville May 20.
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Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Jeffries
Jim
Sharkey
Alec Greggains
Dave Sullivan
Sammy Kelly
Dave
Kelly
Sammy
Sullivan
Tom Conroy
Dick Moore
Troy
N. Y
Conroy
Moore
Bobby Dobbs
Dick Case
Louisville
Sam Mizpatrick
Billy Moore
Syracuse
Joe Robinson
Kid McCoy
the Palace
Robinson
Indiana
McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Maher-Goddard
Philadelphia
Peter
Old Armory
Lynn
North Shore Athletic Club
Pete Scanlan
Jim Kelly
Murray
Angus Reed
Peabody
Charley Lynch
Boston
Reed
Lynch
John Butler
Stonewall Allen
Allen
Butler
Scanlan
Harvard Varsity Crew Shaken By Two Key Changes
The Harvard varsity crew undergoes two lineup moves with Kernan and Adams replaced in the two seats and Marvin shifted from bow to front seat after illness. New captain Marvin returns to his prior rowing position as Brown and Bedford fill second boat roles. George Van Utassy resigns as varsity manager, with R de I Gilder stepping in, as a purpose built launch arrives for coaching.
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Harvard
Bow
Kernan
Adams
Byrd
G. D. Marvin
Marvin
Cambridge
Pou Hkeepsie
Varsity
Migginson
Biddle
J. F. Perkins
Heath
J. H. Perkins
Lawrence
Brown
Bedford
Glidden
L.marvin
Dobyns
Wadsworth
Harding
Blake
George van Utassy
van Utassy
Corfling
Goodrich
R. de I. Gilder
Frank G. Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambrige
Fitzsimmons to Headline Boston Park Theatre Vaudeville
Patrons who saw the veriscope of the Carson City Corbett fight will see Bob Fitzsimmons star at the Park Theatre all next week. He will recount main incidents of the battle and the knockout blow to Corbett, with a vaudeville program and remarks on recent challenges.
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Park Theatre
Boston
Carson City
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Park
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Tarpon Record Catch Reported From Captainpass
A message to Colonel Studley states Edward Von Hoff of New York killed the largest tarpon on record at Captainpass Florida. The fish weighed 210 pounds, measured 6 feet 1 inch in length with a 45 inch girth, according to the report received in Providence Illinois.
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Providence
R. IL
Colonel Studley
House of Representatives
Captainpass
Fla
Edward von Hoff
New York
Blue and Gray war drama staged by Warren Dramatic Club
East Boston Lyceum Hall hosted the Warren Dramatic Club last night presenting The Blue and Gray in four acts directed by John J. Agnew. Cast included Timothy Lynch John E Halligan Mathew Lyons John T O Neill Thomas A Gildea George H Glenn Francis A McLaughlin Joseph Sullivan Timothy F Daley John J Forristal George W Burke Daniel B McInnes William Le Shure and Misses Sarah Cummings Agatha Brennan Vennica Betts May and Maudie Williams with fancy dances.
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Warren Dramatic Club
East Boston
John J. Agnew
Lyceum Hall
Timothy Lynch
John E. Halligan
Mathew Lyons
John T. O’neill
Thomas A. Gildea
George H. Glenn
Francis A. McLaughlin
Joseph Sullivan
Timothy F. Daley
John J. Forristal
George W
Bicycle Notes Compete in May Races and Training Runs
The article details upcoming cycling events and training from May 14 in Baltimore and May 30 in Baltimore, with riders like Plugger Bill Martin and Henri Cissac. It notes foreign racers Robertson and Mercier arriving in New York, a potential first U.S. triple-titan pacer, and plans for a 24-hour world record attempt at Cambridge in August.
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Bill" Martin
Brassard
Morgan-Eck
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Henri Cissac
Charley Church
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Jack Robertson
Francois Mercier
France
Tiavre
Jimmy Michael
Orient Experiment Room
Arthur Gardiner
Karl Kaser
Chester Park
Kaser
Webb
Gardiner
Tom Cooper
Jaap Eden
Waltham Memorial Day
Frank Starbuck
Church
Louisville
Charles River Park
Frank Waller
Cordan
Cambridge
Walter
Ambrose Park
Michael
McFarland
Stevens
National Association
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Armory Hall
Central Square
Charles E. Gordon
Walter 8. Dyer
Albert J. Hews
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Wells
George B. Stacy
East Boston
Corker
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St. Louis
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Chick Stahl
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Eeckeena Duffy
Wee Stahl
Eves Lowe
Alb
B. PO
Donovan
Paddan
Bee
Eeee
Brodla
Feamtings
Docks Corccceeree
R. ‘ Wood
Tee
Eeererne PO E
Lange
Ee Dahlen
Harned
Pittsboro
Dahlen
Everett
Wood
McCarthy
Padden
Ely
Thornton
Donchuean Everett
Hastings
Swartwood
Len
Nati AL Supply Co
Studie’ Mannune
George V. Tuohey
Order
Wooston Fratent
Ansaacson & CO
Washington St
Niness
Bob” Fitzsimmons
San
Arrbor
San Juan Juan
Porto Rico
New York Herald
Teddy Edwards
Columbia Bevel
Columbia Chain Bicycles
Martferdas Vedettes
Pope Mfc, CO
Columbus Ave
Tremont
Bicycle Notes
Boylston St
Just Apr
Branen, H. A. Lozier & CO
Revere Appropriations
Revere
Mountain Avenue
Revere Veteran Firemen's Association
Drury Lane
Church Lane
Warwick
Stanhope At
Very Cycle Supply CO
Stanhope Street
Pope Building
R. M. Read
M.D. Yarward
Mosten
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