Rain Delays Braves Home Stand Then Heads to New York
Rain washes out a local baseball doubleheader, forcing a June 29 makeup as the Braves, led by Stallings, prepare to depart Boston for Cincinnati and New York. Tyler rests an arm while Oeschger or Mayer may start, with five players left behind. The traveling party grows to 25 with Stallings, Nickerson, and Neary.
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Tyler
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Mayer
Alexander
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Larry Gilbert
Boston
Fred Tyler
Adolph Luque
Fred Herche
Frank Schmitt
Gilbert
Cincinnati
Nickerson
Jimmy Neary
Harvard Freshman Soccer Players Awarded Numerals
The Harvard freshman soccer team named numerals to players for the season. Recipients include Edward E. Bates West Medford Earl H. Bean Melrose Webster Blanchard West Acton Laurence E. Bullaratf Richmond Hill N Y Leland G Darrow Cambridge James W Peeney Andover Paul W Ingraham Wellesley Hills Samuel J Mantell Indianapolis Ind Pan 4 Means Madison Me Richard H Morris Jr Milwaukee Wis Lloyd G Reilly Memphis Tenn Sydney J Rogers Cambridge Edward F Smiley Winchester James Thurber Milton James R Warren Cambridge.
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Edward E. Bates
West Medford
Earl H. Bean
Melrose
Webster
Blanchard
West Acton
Laurence E
Milwaukee
Wis
Lloyd G. ¥. Reilly
Memphis
Tenn
Sydney J. Rogers
Cambridge
Edward F. Smiley
Winchester
James Thurber
Milton
James R. Warren
Buffalo Wins In Overtime At Chicago 5 2 In 12 Innings
Buffalo defeated Chicago 5 to 2 in a 12 inning game as Allen scored on a Tinker misplay after Krapp walked and Hanford doubled. Krapp scored on Wilson’s wild throw to center, with Krapp and Blain, Allen, Lange, Watson and Wilson listed in the battery.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Allen
Tinker
Krapp
Hanford
Wilson
Blain
Lange
Watson
Baltimore Tops St Louis in Eight Inning Rally
In St Louis on May 5 Willett weakened in the eighth inning allowing Baltimore to score five runs and take a 6 to 5 lead. Final line shows Baltimore 9 0 0 1 0 2 0 5 0 8 2 and St Louis 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 6 1 as Wilhelm and FE. Smith paired with Jacklitsch Willett Herbert and Chapman work the batteries.
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Cullop Sharp as Kansas City Tops Pittsburg 3 to 2
Cullop pitched well to give Kansas City a 3 to 2 victory over Pittsburg. Kansas City scored all its runs in the fourth inning with a string of hits. Final line shows Kansas City 000300060 and Pittsburg 00000100 with 3 and 2 runs respectively. Batteries Cullop and Easterly for Kansas City, Dick Son and Berry for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
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Tufts Tennis Opens Season at Worcester Against Holy Cross
Tufts varsity tennis begins the season with a match at Worcester against Holy Cross this afternoon. Captain Murphy Turner and Burritt plus Heyes comprise the initial lineup, with an elimination tourney this week to shape the varsity roster as May schedule lists Holy Cross Tufts May 9 Technology May 14 Bowdoin May 16 M A C Amherst May 18 Intercollegiate May 23 Holy Cross Tufts May 30 M A C Tufts.
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Murphy
Turner
Heyes
Burritt
Technology
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Amherst
Harvard Tennis Team at Dartmouth Opens Season
Harvard's crack tennis team opens its season at Hanover New Hampshire against Dartmouth on the Greencourts. Six top Harvard players travel for the match with three doubles and six singles to be contested led by Norris Williams Watson Washburn Armstrong Whitney Woods and Hastings.
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Crimson
New Hampshire
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D. Watson
Washburn
J. J. Armstrong
FE. H. Whitney
E. H. Woods
E. R. Hastings
Chicago Federals Release Players
Chicago May 5 President Weeghman of the Chicago Federal league club announced three infielders were released unconditionally Kading McDonough and Kavanaugh Kavanaugh has joined Oshkosh club of the Wisconsin Illinois league
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Weeghman
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McDonough
Kavanaugh
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Paris bout ends early as Borrell stops Moreau in eighth
Joe Borrell of Philadelphia defeats French middleweight Marcel Moreau by referee stoppage in the eighth round of a scheduled bout in Paris. The result flags a clear victory for the American challenger.
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Joe” Borrell
Philadelphia
Marcel Moreau
Weather Across Cities Brings Rain Warnings
National and regional weather alerts track rainfall across major routes including Boston to Philadelphia New York to Brooklyn Cincinnati to Pittsburgh Lynn to Fitchburg Lowell to Lewiston Lawrence to Portland Worcester to Haverhill with rain reported along multiple corridors.
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Sports Pairings Across Cities in Federal and New England Listings
State and regional matchups appear with cities including Philadelphia versus Boston and Brooklyn versus New York under Federal, plus Buffalo at Chicago and Pittsburg at Kansas City among others. New England showups include Haverhill versus Fitchburg and Lynn versus Lowell with Worcester at Portland.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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ST. Louis
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New York
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Pittsburg
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Chicago. Louis
Cleveland
BaseballScores From Twin City Matchups and Marathon Innings
At St Paul Indianapolis 9 St Paul 3 baseball game. At Kansas City Kansas City 5 Cleveland 4. At Milwaukee Milwaukee 3 Columbus 1. At Minneapolis Louisville 4 Minneapolis 2 41 innings.
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Columbus
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Lajoie’s Stick Work Aids Naps To Win
Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 2 as Turner and Cobb anchored the fielding, Hagerman pitched well, and Lajoie provided key hitting. Cobb made a great diving catch in the sixth, Turner started a double play in the ninth, and Covaleskie settled after the first inning as Cleveland seized the lead early and held on.
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Scores From Three Cities In Eastern and International Play
Atlanta beats Chattanooga 5 to 2 while Nashville toppled Memphis 9 to 2 and Birmingham won 9 to 2 against New Orleans. Montgomery routed Mobile 3 to 0 as all games were postponed in the Eastern Association and the International Association.
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Memphis
Birmingham
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Montgomery
Mobile
Browns Fail to Stop Chicago in 18-Player Marathon
Chicago beat St. Louis by adding 18 players in a fruitless effort to stop the visitors. Manager Rickey used 18 players in a fruitless effort to check Chicago and the final score remains unrevealed in the fragment.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Rickey
Rain Postpones Bay State Street Railway Opening Game
The Quin cy team and Campella season opener in the Bay State Street Railway league was postponed due to rain.
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Campella
Bay State Street Railway League
Students Will Be Students A Plea for the College Boy
A Sunday Post Magazine piece argues the college student should be guided and educated with realist expectations. It contends campus behavior reflects broader social norms and calls for constructive, balanced mentorship rather than punitive policing in student life.
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Gibson Released by Detroit to Nashville Club
Detroit state news reports that C Frank Gibson of the Detroit team was released today to the Nashville club. This brief note confirms a midseason player trade or release affecting Detroit and Nashville rosters.
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Mich
Frank Gibson
Kaia
Penn State Wins 5 to 1 over Dartmouth in Rain
In a drizzle, Penn State defeated Dartmouth 5 to 1 on the oval. Mendall scored Dartmouth’s lone run. Robinson tied the game for Penn State in the fourth, Leibert added another run in the fifth, and Leibert pitched well for the visitors. Miller’s six putouts in center highlighted the game as Lavin and Leibert combined on offense and defense.
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Lavin
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Yale Varsity Beats Second Yale Boat in Rainy Harbor Race
Yale’s varsity eight defeated the second boat by a length and a half in a two mile harbor race. No time was given. conditions were poor with pouring rain. Captain Denegre moved to the second crew after two previous losses, while Appleton led the varsity as former stroke of the runner up boat.
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Athletics
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Detroit
Hughie” Jennings
Himslf
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Hugh
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Walter the Great Returns to Form
Washington May 5 Johnson shut out New York today allowing four hits. No Yankee reached first base until the Seventh inning as ragged fielding gave way to a triple play in the third inning. Morgan to Maisel to Sweeney forced Gandil at the plate, Sweeney to Williams to Maisel tagged Ainsmith. Neither pitcher issued a walk on a soggy field.
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T Johnson
New York
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Maisel
Sweeney
Gandil
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Ainsmith
Moeller
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Connolly
Harvard Henley entries sanctioned by athletic committee
The Harvard athletic committee last night sanctioned the entries of the second varsity boat and the four oar shell for the American Henley in Philadelphia in May.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Philadelphia
Players Worry About Condition
Baseball writer Christy Mathewson notes spring worry among players, especially pitchers, about regaining prewinter form. He cites Cobb, Wagner, Lajoie and others, recounts personal spring struggles, and discusses how a strong start predicts a strong season, with Giants aiming for top form despite weather and attendance headwinds.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Robinson
Cobb
Wagner
Lajoie
Doyle
Criger Fund Update From Anonymous Donors
A brief note lists anonymous contributions to the Criger Fund with Frank W. Lee mentioned as part of the total to date. The fragmentary item notes a running total and acknowledges multiple donors, though many words are garbled or missing.
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Frank W. Lee
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