O'Brien Hart Bout In Philadelphia Tepid Angle
Boxing gossip recounts the O'Brien Hart clash at the Pennsylvania A C Philadelphia where Hart weighed 182½ pounds while O'Brien weighed 158½, with reports noting O'Brien's aggressive style and Hart's decisive blow in round five amid weigh in controversy and manager chatter surrounding local fighters and matchups.
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New York and Long at Huntington avenue baseball day
Two Senators and two New York players will thrill fans at Huntington avenue with stars like Herman Long Griffith Fultz Keeler Chesbro and Tannehill. Kip Selbach shows form while McGraw vents about umpires and Ban Johnson backs Pittsburg for the NL pennant. Giants move to first as Harvard Brown game is rained out.
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New London Defeats Boston Nationals on Sharp Fielding
New London, Conn May 6 sharp fielding limited the Boston Nationals to six runs despite Boston’s batting surge. New London scored twice in the first inning but failed to muster more hits off Malarkey after that. The umpire favored New London. final score New London two Boston six. Batteries Malarkey Moran Staub McGraw Smith. Time one hour. Umpire Baldwin.
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Chicago 11 Pittsburg 4 in ninth inning rally
Chicago turned a close game into a nine run ninth as Phillippi allowed nine hits and Chicago seized control. Ritchey Slagle Kling doubled Syers tripled Leach contributed, with 2400 in attendance.
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Lovells Open Dorchester Home Season With Braintree
The Lovells of Dorchester and of the Massachusetts State league open their home season next Saturday afternoon May 9 with the strong Braintree team.
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Lovells to Battle Dorchester for State League Title
On new Dorchester High School grounds Dunn of West Quin cy will catch for Braintree with McNally as pitcher. Hawkins of Buffalos or Barnstead the Dorchester twirler with Vinal catching will form Lovells' battery. Daly, the crack short stop, hustles to make the team one of the strongest in the State as supporters back a Lovells championship bid.
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Newton High Wins 23 0 Over English High in Debut
Newton High School golf opened the inter scholastic series with a 23 to 0 victory over English High at the Newton Golf Club. Newton dominated from the start, showing strong driving and precise irons as they swept all nine matches.
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New York at Boston and Five Intercity Matchups
A set of matchups listed includes New York traveling to Boston, Washington playing Philadelphia, Detroit visiting Cleveland, and St. Louis visiting Chicago. The brief reads as a concise outline of upcoming games among major teams with venues implied by city pairs.
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Red Sox beat Senators 6 to 3 in Boston slugfest
Young's pitching steadies the locals as Ferris Lachance and Dougherty drive six runs. Delehanty Holmes and Coughlin provide resistance but Washington errors and ragged fielding tilt the game. Postgame, fans anticipate the New York Americans debut at Huntington avenue with Herman Long drawing attention.
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W. L. Douglas $3.50 Shoes Spring Sale Ad
Save $3 to $5 this spring with W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes matching quality of higher priced pairs. Two pairs suggested for spring and summer, high cuts and ex-fords. Prices listed for men and boys, includes mail order option and catalog offer. Advertises multiple Boston and Brockton store locations.
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Unclear scoring note from baseball game with mixed data
Fragmentary box score style text shows Chicago and Detroit baserunning and hitting details. Mentions left on bases, two-base hits by Isbell and Gessler, sacrifice hits by Barrett Elberfeld Yeager Buelow, and steals by Daly Smith. Includes incomplete play sequence and a stray ONIGARO quote.
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Untitled game log notes young players in event
The record lists Young delivering a sacrifice hit to Lachance with Stahl stealing and Young drawing a walk from Robinson. Pitchers include Lee Freeman Ferris Young Robinson Selbach Coughlin with a double play by Ferris Lachance and Criger and a passed ball by Clark. Time limit 35 minutes. Attendance 2122. Umpire Carruthers.
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Philadelphia Beats New York 6 to 1 in Muted Pitching Duel
Philadelphia defeats New York 6 to 1 as Plank shines with two doubles and a single. Griffith retires after eight innings following a dispute with umpire Connolly over a boundary call on Plank's hit. New York commits two errors and strands five. Attendance around 211.
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Locals Win In Wild Inning Comedy Of Errors
In Chicago on May 6 the home team triumphed in a late rally as a chaotic game featuring repeated misplays and errors from both sides produced a dramatic finish.
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Carr Yeager Smith and Carr in rough ball game
Carr Yeager Smith and Carr faced Flaherty Jones and Eason with strikeouts totaling 2 4 2. McFarland drew a one base on balls. Flaherty Jones and Eason issued eight bases on balls. Wild pitches were thrown by Flaherty and Jones. Elberfeld was hit by a ball. Time 10m. Umpire Sheridan.
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Bowdoin Beats Massachusetts State 19 to 1 in Easy Win
Bowdoin defeated Massachusetts State College 19 to 1 in Brunswick. Bowdoin led in pitching and defense while Massachusetts struggled in both. Scoring details list Bowdoin with a 6 0 0 1 0 4 final and Massachusetts 1 1 1 1 attendance about 200 with Umpire Yoothaker.
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Reading High Beats Stoneham In Middlesex League Game
Reading High defeated Stoneham High School 8 to 1 on Reading's grounds. It was a pitchers battle with limited spectator interest. Batteries Reading Crafts and Sawyer Stoneham Watson and Sullivan.
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Amateur baseball nines captain photos and team prospects
The Post will print photographs of local amateur nine captains and group team pictures. It also seeks a short story on team makeup and season prospects. Correspondents should write plainly on only one side and send to the Baseball Editor, Post.
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Everett Eleven Defeats Harvards in Cricket Match
Everett won against the Harvards this afternoon by 55 to 33 in a cricket game. The contest took place in Everett with both teams fielding strong lineups and notable performances from key players.
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