Cambridge and New England League notes on prep for season
Cambridge prospects and New England League activity highlighted by Joe Bean heading to Hartford to join Rochester, Spalding promoting season tickets, and Worcester and Lawrence clubs optimistic. Various players discussed include Duffy, Hughes, Casey, Casey’s signals, and George Mahoney. Nashua season opener at Newburyport. Keeler joining Brooklyn.
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Willie” Keeler
Dorchester Wheelmen Set Ten Mile Memorial Day Race
Dorchester Wheelmen announce a ten mile road race starting on Harvard Street opposite the Club House No 19, with prize distribution including high grade wheels and jewelry. Special prizes will honor riders from Dorchester and Wheelmen members. the committee includes Wreak Feather FB McArthur Alex Squires John W Lake Arthur Kellar and H L Sargent.
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Boston Lost Opening Game in Humble Play
Boston suffered an opening loss as Lewis showed lack of preparation and Hughes delivered accurate pitching. Casey added a gold locket in a separate note or prize announcement.
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Brooklyn Beats Boston as Season Opens at South End Grounds
Brooklyn under Ned Hanlon defeats the Boston champions in the league opener at South End grounds. Jim Hughes hurls brilliantly for Brooklyn while Ted Lewis struggles for Boston. Keeler Dahlen and Anderson star for the Superbas as the series stands 3–3.
Notable Wind Affects Deflated Score In Boston Exhibition
Boston Long Lowe Collins Siah and Captain Duffy star as Collins bags five high flies near the bleachers. Duffy takes five chances in short left. Hughes shuts out the first four innings before the visitors tally in the fifth and sixth. Daly and Anderson homer, Daly's deep shot near left field. Jim Casey receives a diamond locket and gold chain on his first big league appearance in this city.
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Brooklyn Beats Boston in One Sided Baseball Affair
Brooklyn jumped to a five run lead in the first inning as Collins, Daly, and Dahlen fueled a 11 to 2 blowout over Boston. Daly belted a long homer and Daly and Collins starred on defense while Keeler, Dahlen, and McGann contributed multiple hits and plays.
Pittsburg Wins After Donovan Home Run In Low Attendance
Rough play leads to Clingman Jet Leever scoring on a fumble for first, Donovan follows with a home run and Pittsburg secures the victory as crowd size reports show 1500 in attendance.
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Cleveland Defeated by Chicago in Wide Hit Show
Cleveland was clearly outplayed by Chicago as the visitors piled up hits with ease. The West team showed superiority at bat and on the bases, delivering a decisive afternoon.
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Orioles Defeated as Phil lies Win in May Meeting
The Phillies beat the Orioles today as Wheeler troubled Baltimore with hits and walks. The Orioles were hindered by passes to first and a hit batsman limiting their scoring to a single run.
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Hahn Puzzles Reds as Tebeau Wins Behind Early Offense
Cincinnati May 5 Hahn stifled the Reds after a shaky start, giving up three hits in the first inning but none afterward. The Reds finally found Young easy later, as the attendance reached 2250. Score reported.
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Pittsburg and Louisville Meet in Midgame Tilt
Pittsburg leads Louisville 7 to 5 at May 6 in Pittsburg Penn as the game stayed close until the eighth inning when a key turn in the contest occurred.
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Penn
Comer's College Beats Grigaton High in One–Sided Showdown
Comer's College defeated Grigaton High School in a fast, error-light game at Allston yesterday. Brighton’s Popps Hall and Toomey stood out for the home squad, while Henry Ively Miho ney and Normere earned credit for the visitors.
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Wesleyan Edges Dartmouth In Sharp Middletown Game
Wes leyan defeated Dartmouth 8 to 1 in Middletown as Wesleyan displayed standout fielding and solid hitting this afternoon. The well played contest featured strong pitching and clean defense throughout.
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Townsend Hits Two Homers in Wild Game
Townsend homered twice and added a three bagger as WGSO beat a Tennessee squad. Ingles, Barneys, and Drew contributed key hits as the Batteries-Townsend duo powered the offense in a high scoring affair.
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Holy Cross Edges Columbia 10 8 Behind McTigue Two Homers
Holy Cross defeated Columbia 10 to 8 as McTigue hit two home runs guiding the victory in Worcester. Colby and Grosses contributed hits in a close game.
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Bates College Team Beats Portland In Shutout Game
Portland blanked by Bates as the College hosts a 4 to 0 victory. Clark starred at short for Portland while Miller limited the hosts to no runs after the first inning. Batteries were Dakey Libby Miller Taft and Holmes.
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Villanova Defeats Cornell In Close College Ball Bout
Villanova College beats Cornell University 11 to 1 in a tight Pennsylvanian game here today with strong offense from both sides and a decisive late run by Villanova.
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Maine Beats Boston College 3 to 2 In Orono Baseball
The University of Maine defeated Boston College by a 3 to 2 score at Orono. Maine plated the decisive runs late as BC pushed to recover in a tight contest.
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University of Maine
Orono
Syracuse Beats Worcester in Narrow Baseball Win
Syracuse defeated Worcester 6 to 4 in a pitchers duel. Key hits came from Juegotte Kennedy Yeager Krans and Lampe with Villman and Willman handling the mound duties. Umpire Doescher officiated the game, with errors and fielding plays noted throughout.
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Springfield Ponys Dominate In Rainy Park Pitching Wins Easy Victory
Springfield loses to Toronto as poor fielding at Hampden Park and slippery conditions aid Toronto. Key plays include multiple stolen bases and errors. In Providence Montreal edge Providence after thirteen innings with countering pitching from Jack Egan and Moran’s strong hits including three base blows and two doubles. Umpires Burns and Curry called the game with long time noted.
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Rochester Edges Hartford as Shutout Fades
Rochester failed to score until the ninth inning letting Hartford win 4 to 1. Home team pitcher Johnson was strong early, with Hartford’s bats breaking through late as two runs spoiled the shutout. Stolen bases by Konner and Arenhart highlight a rough attendance season in cool weather.
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