Nationals Beat Dodgers In Ninth Inning Rally
Kelley’s Hub team over Brooklyn 7 to 1 as Lindaman and Sweeney lead late offense. Rucker faltered after sixth inning while Doves’ fielding and base running, including Beaumont Hannifan and Bowerman, spark the victory. Maloney drew a bases on balls setting up Burch’s double in the ninth for the margin.
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Lindaman
Kelley
Donovan
South End
Cubs
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Eindaman
Rucker
Doves
Bates
Beaumont
Hannifan
Ritter
Dahlen
Sweeney
McGann
Ritchey
Short
Sheehan
Lewis
Rickey
Bowerman
Johnny Bates
Bostons
Maloney
Murch
Boston
Pes Pere Pere Ity
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Pittsburg
Chicago
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Toston
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Rostan Ee
Bureh
Lumley
Klem
Athletics Sweep Boston as Boston Falls Fourth Straight
Philadelphia May 5 A dejected Boston Americans left for Boston after losing 5 2 to the Athletics. Burchell pitched well for Boston but Schlitzer shut them down outside the seventh inning. The win plants the Athletics in first place by sweeping the series and gaining on New York. Hartsel Nicholls and Oldring sparked a four run first half and six run sixth inning rally. Boston rallied in the seventh but only two runs crossed.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Boston
Boston Americans
Athletics
Quakers
Dame Fortune
McGuire
New York
Burchell
Schlitzer
Hartsel
Nicholls
England
Potomac
Collins
Davis
Wagner
McConnell
Murphy
Schreck
Oldring
Barrett
Coombs
Rode
Lord
Wee Barrett
C. F
Gessler
Unglaub
Criger
Carrigan
Beutcbei YS
Orig
Viva Weve
Sins
Philadelphia AB
E. Hartsel
Emer Rene
C Oldring
Wagner Collins
Davis Lett
Sheridan and
Hurst
America
J. Johnson
T. Burns
Chelsea
Alec McLean
Davy Brain
William Patterson
Bill Squires
Jem Roche
Bill
New York Defeats Philadelphia 4–0 in National League
In the May 5 game at New York, Philadelphia struggled through three innings while New York hitters pounded Richie Wiltse. Wiltse pitched well and received solid defense as the Quakers were shut out 4 to 0.
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New York
Philadelphia
Richie
Wiltse
Quakers
Bits of Baseball The Red Sox today
The article reviews Boston baseball, noting Laporte at first base and McGwire's poor trip with eight losses and one win. It mentions Red Sox facing top pitchers Plank Dygert and Bender in Philadelphia and predicts lively exchanges in New York with McGann Bowerman and McGraw's men.
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Red Sox
Laporte
McGwire
Philadelphia
Red Sur
Plank, Dygert
Bender
Rindge Takes Tennis Match From Melrose
Rindge Manual Training School defeated Melrose High School on Melrose Club courts. Final score 8 to 32. Singles results: Gallup over Warner 3 6 2, Dike over Lynes 6 3 0, Fisher over Farrington 0 6 8. Doubles: Lynes Gallup over Dike Warner 6 1 6 2.
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Rindge
Dike
Warner
Melrose
Concord School Beats Hudson High 2 1 in Close Match
Concord School defeated Hudson High 2 to 1 yesterday aided by a two run fifth inning. Meader and Matthews pitched for Concord and Hudson respectively as both teams played solid defense. Matthews fanned ten batters while Carter struck out nine for Hudson with occasional baserunners and a key two base hit by Matthews. Time 1b 45m umpire McTernan.
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St. Louis
Detroit Sedsceavacco E
C. Jones
Powell
Graham
Williams
O’leary
Thomas
Wallace
T. Jones
Detroit
Killian
Lady Killian
Concord School
Hudson High
Meader
Concord
Matthews
Cook
Carter
McQueeney
McTernan
Gatcomb
Tansey
O'Hagan
Ort
Bigbie
Lovell
Flynn
Eaton
Eason
Andrews
Christ
Abbott
O’toole
McLane
Miller
Lawrence
Lynn
O'Toole
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J. O’brien
England
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Haverhill
Hamilton
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Bhpo.ae
Roddy
Barton
Wolfe
Ham'n
Howard C.f
I Bearn
Duff
Lowell Ee
Bille
Courtney
Uniae Wolfe Howard Harris
Uniae Collins Cotter
Kenniston
Shannon
Henley
Perkins
Barry
Fullerton
Q’ Brien
Arlington High
Winchester
Arlington
Thompson
Hurd
le Duc
Murray
Scannell
Hill
Howe
Sloane
Yime
Smith
Fall River Defeats Brockton 2 to 0 in Pitchers' Battle
Reiss pitched a nine inning shutout as Fall River beat Brockton 2 to 0. Hickman and Toomey each had two base hits. Austin and Reiss drove in runs for the winners.
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Fall River
Reiss
Pender
Brockton
Po.a.e
A.E. Temp
Hickm
Bannon
Austin
F. Ol Cat’reon
Solbran
Donov'n
Thorn'l
M’ker
Connor
M’gov’n
Worm’d
Mitchell
Sylv
T'R
Watters
Toomey
Hickman
McGovern
McKernan
Solliran
Templin
All River
Stockdale
New Bedford Defeats Worcester 6 4 In Nine Inning Game
New Bedford beats Worcester 6 to 4 in New England action. Wallace bats for New Bedford in the ninth. Key hits include a two base shot by Harrison and multiple players scoring runs for both sides. Pitching credited to Barberich and Robinson with Connelly umpiring and the game ending after 20 minutes.
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Wallace
New Bedford
Worcester
Harrison
Barrows
O'Brien
Lord
Adler
Barkiff
Reynolds
McCune
Barberich
Miller
Blackburn
Robinson
Burkett
Bradley
Barkif
Hanifan
Russell
Ianifan
Adier
Wanifan
Connelly
Po.a.e
M’head
Nolds
Burn
Peartree
H’rison
B’berich
I Robinson
Thayer
Cyclone Thompson Draws Riotous Night At Armory A A
Johnny Thompson of Illinois fought Mickey Gannon of Pittsburg to a 12 round draw under loose rules. Gannon pressed with cleaner punching while Thompson relied on inside roughhouse tactics drawing crowd dissatisfaction. Semi finals featured Bill McKinnon defeating Sailor Brown, plus five three round exhibitions.
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Armory A. A
Johnny Thompson
Illinois
Mickey Gannon
Pittsburg
Hector McInnis
Thompson
Billy Goat
Gannon
Howard Street
Armory
A. A
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Brown
New York
McKinnon
Young Ford
East Boston
Young Hicks
South Boston
Young Golden
Nee
Sullivan
Newburyport
Boyle
Rox
Arlington High Edges Winchester 10 7 In Baseball
Arlington High defeated Winchester High 10 to 7 in a high school baseball game. Both pitchers were hit hard late, with Arlington batting around and Meany credited with effective relief pitching after tiring starters.
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Arlington
Arlington High
Winchester High School
Aiee Eee
Allen School Defeats Noble and Greenough 7-4 in Brookline
In a slow game at Dexter Field Allen School won 7 to 4 against Noble and Greenough. Pitcher Farrell fanned 13 as the highlight and Conant made a one hand grab off M King. Mason delivered a two base hit and Warren Whitcomb B King stole bases. officials were Hallahan and Powers with 300 in attendance.
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Allen School
Noble
Alien School
Noble & Greenough
Mason
Warren
Whitcomb
B. King
Farrell
Colman
Minot
Codman
Gray
Tufts
Comstock
Hallahan
Powers
New York at Boston and other NBA matchups
The schedule lists New York versus Boston, Philadelphia against Washington, and Cleveland traveling to Chicago, outlining three consecutive NBA weekday games with regional rivals.
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Philadelphia
Ron Hac
Detroit
Pete
Washington-New York
Chicago-Cleveland
New York
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
National Basketball Matchups Highlight East and Midwest Pairs
Boston faces New York while Brooklyn meets Philadelphia and Chicago clashes with Pittsburg. Cincinnati travels to St Louis in a weekend schedule preview across major teams.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Harvard Varsity Baseball Set to Host Williams at Soldiers Field
Williams will visit Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o clock for their annual baseball game with Harvard on the varsity diamond. Harvard undergraduates look to gauge progress ahead of the Cornell game Saturday. Captain Charley Leonard is out at the start but may appear at third base or as a pinch hitter later.
Schoolboy Athletics Noted In Local Games And Races
Allen School of West Newton defeated Conant in the Noble and Greenough game yesterday. Philip Tobey stood out with strong batting. English High vs Rindge looms as a key league clash at Locust street grounds. Chet Spaulding pitched a shutout against Boston Latin. George Bowden leaves for professional golf, Armes of Lexington shines at third, Maynard fielding praise, Rodney Slocum of Brookline High excels on the river.
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Allen School of
West Newton
Conant
Boa
Noble & Greenough
Locust Street Grounds
Armes
Lexington High
Maynard
Daily Soakem Hints at Boston American First Baseman
The Daily Soakem promises tomorrow to print the portrait of the man set to play first base for the Boston American team this year. The staff touts its enterprise and exclusive key to the great question, urging readers to keep eyes glued for the scoop.
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Soakem
Boston American
Great Journal
Odd tale of Jim Jeffries new club finances
The piece notes a $1600 excavation cost for Jim Jeffries new club and mentions missing photos of J J dining in a poverty refuge. It references George Browne of the Doves, Jim McGuire performing German lieders, and St Louis views on Jawn McGraw misusing an ornery temperament against Daniel McGann.
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Jim Jeffries
J. J
Poverty Refuge
George Browne
Daisy Treader
The
Doves
Jim McGuire
Heidelberg
St. Louis
Jawn McGraw
Daniel McGann
Jawn
Pale beak blushes with Taele Bunk tincture reference
The text markets Taele Bunk tincture of barbed wire and extract of rough house as a remedy to brighten a pale beak and add rose color to the palest nose.
Wagner kinship rumors and travel plans surface
Siegfried Wagner and his mother Mrs Cosima plan a future visit to this region possibly soon. They may seek kinship with a Pittsburg man of the same name. Rue des Puys in Paree is described as berry box crowded with people like huckleberries. Sam Langford also heads there. A Chill street bath experiment near North Pole Arctic region failed. patrons faulted bathing costumes not meeting L street standards.
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Siegfried Wagner
Wagner
Cosima
Pittsburg
North Pole
Arctic
Beaumont Quietly Fumes At Town Grievances
Ginger Beaumont voices a strong dislike for certain local matters while noting he tolerates the town overall. He states his main grievance centers on disputed issues affecting residents and competing interests in the community.
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Ginger Beaumont
Lady Nelson the Green Molly O Disqualified
Dr E N Darling of Putnam Connecticut and the mare Lady Nelson were expelled from the National Trotting Association after being accused of racing under the name Molly O in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Driver John F Kingsley of Pomfret had charges dismissed and Davenport withdrew his horse after the first race upon learning of an improper entry.
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New York
E. N. Darling
Putnam, Conn
Lady Nelson
National Trotting Association
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Molly O
John F. Kingsley
Pomfret
Conn
Kingsley
H. H. Davenport
Sturbridge
Mass
Boston College High School Edges Hyde Park In Tight Win
Boston College High School won a close game against Hyde Park yesterday at the Boston College High prainee on Massachusetts Avenue by a score to 5.
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Boston College High School
Hyde Park
Boston College High Prainee
Massachusetts Avenue
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