Boston Triumphs Over Baltimore in Eight Run Rally
In a windy South End grounds battle Boston defeated Baltimore 8 to 4 as eight runs in the fourth inning broke the game open. Victor C. Willis pitched well for Boston, while McJames struggled for Baltimore. Jim Collins starred for Boston at bat and in the field as the series stands even heading into the next game.
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Jack Stivetts
Mec James
Billy Hamilton
Jack
O’brien
Hannel
Dewees
Kelly
Stahl
Olins
McJames
Meames
Kirby
Hoffer
Arlie Pond
Jim Collins
Baseball Recap of Fourth Inning Rally by Boston vs Baltimore
A tight game turns with Boston's big fourth inning as Hamilton, Stivetts, Collins and Bergen pace a comeback. Key plays include Bergen’s sharp throws, Dement reaching second, and a three run rally ending with Stahl and Bergen driving in runs and Collins homering.
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Kelly
Dement
Demont
Chick
Willis
Matt
Jim Collins
Jim
Brooklyns struggle as Rusie muffs ball for lone hit
New York May 10 Rusie pitched well by control poor and the Brooklyns managed a single hit. Kennedy delivered erratically with poor support behind him. Attendance reported at 4000. Score remains undetermined.
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Baseball scoring report shows Philadelphia vs Washington
Base hits Selbach two. Three base hits LaJoie Thompson. Double plays Wrigley Reitz Doyle Douglass Nash Reitz Wrigley. First bases on balls Off Amole three. Off Wheeler one. Hit by pitched ball Doyle. Struck out by Amole two. Wild pitch Amole. Left on bases Philadelphia nine Washington seven. Time three forty five. Umpires Emslie and Andrews.
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Pittsburg Drives in Three on Davis Three-bagger
Pittsburg won the game in the third inning when with the bases loaded Davis hit a three base hit scoring three. Schriver and Brodie added a single apiece driving in another run. Attendance was 2100.
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Fall River New Bedford Rivalry Scores Noted
In Fall River New Bedford matches the score was 5 to 4. Pawtucket and Taunton played with Pawtucket winning 7 to Taunton. Wilkesbarre Syracuse ended 3 to 0. Rochester Toronto finished 15 to 2. Reading Newark results include 8 to 3. Allentown Paterson saw 21 to 0. Washington Georgetown University 10 to 7 Virginia. Newport Brockton 9 to 6. Buffalo Montreal 8 to 4.
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Championship Game Narrow English High Victory Over Cambridge High
English High beat Cambridge High and Latin 10 to 6 on Locust street grounds to open the interscholastic championship. Cambridge star pitcher Clarkson worked well with support, while English High capitalized on errors and stole bases. Nettleton pitched for English High with some wildness but helped secure the win. Mooney made five sharp catches in left.
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Harvard Defeats Amherst 20 to 6 in Uneven Match
Harvard won a decisive victory over Amherst by 20 to 6 as the Crimson benefited from a strong second inning and improved fielding while Amherst made more errors. Davis pitched for Amherst and Harvard capitalized on bare bases as the game progressed. Harvard faces Princeton next, with a need to improve before then.
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Harvard Crimson Rally Falls Short Against Providence?
In a muddled box score the Harvard Crimson battery and fielding are noted with Loughlin and Gregory leading at bats and Rand hitting a home run. The ledger shows multiple errors and a final line indicating Harvard 8 and opponents 6 with late rallies and stolen bases by Loughlin Burgess Rand and Haughton.
Players Bench Highlights and Key Moments from Yesterday
Baseball notes describe McGann as a bunter delivering a hit yesterday. McGraw argued a call with Umpire Lynch. Joe Quinn covered third and later hit safely. Quinn and Long combined on a first inning hit and run. Stenzel’s line drives and Long’s fielding shine. Tenney played with a cane after a sprained leg while Stivetts energized the crowd with a sharp line drive homer.
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Jake Stenzel
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Jennings
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Stahl
Boston
Joe Kelly
Jack Stivetts
Fitzsimmons Match Talks Stir McCoy Corbett Bids
In Cambridge Springs McCoy replies to Fitzsimmons urging joint challenges against both McCoy and Corbett. Backers of the Kid wager 2500 to match Fitzsimmons. O Rourke says he will bid but opposes a side stake, calling it a felony under New York law. Fitzsimmons may demand a $10 000 a side finish fight, per Martin Julian.
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the Park
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Boxing Gossip Sparks Plans for Boxing Matches and Venues
Billy McCarney plans an England invasion with George Cole and Bob Armstrong plus Frank Craig, while Jack Bennett and Jim Popp sign for a twenty round Toronto purse fight on May 21. Munroe and McGovern are rematched for twenty rounds at New Haven this month. Mysterious Billy Smith meets Charley Johnson in Athens on May 16, with Johnson also booked for Burns at Bridgeport May 12. Tom O Rourke eyes Johnson and Walcott, overhauls New York Ice Palace for Sullivan Kelly, Lenox A C debut with Charley White referee, and Spike Sullivan seeks Lavigne, with Dobbs against Skane at Louisville May 16.
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California light weight pounds Kane in short work of Cavanaugh
Boxing notes from New York and Philadelphia detail Kane’s decisive win over Cavanaugh, the Daly McPartland scheduled twenty round bout at Lenox A C on May 23, and doubts about weight catches. Zeigler and Matthews draw verdicts spark discussion. George V Tuohy.
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Cyclists Set Pace Race in Rochester for June 14
The American Cycle Racing Association matches Edward Taylor against A. E. Odell of Rochester for a fifteen mile paced race on June 14 in Rochester with a purse of 160 and a rider percentage. Big Bill Randall leads Odell’s half of the thirty-two hacammakura while top riders like John Robertson and British Sanger type are noted. the scene includes snow delays, season-openings, and legislative moves affecting cycling in several cities.
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Jimmy Michael
Ambrose Park
Harvard Crew Shake-up Shifts Locke to Varsity Stroke
Harvard rowing underwent a lineup change as Locke born 1901 moved from freshmen to the varsity boat with Locke taking stroke duties. Higginson moved to No 2, displacing Blake who had replaced Byrd. Locke 1991 praised as a strong oarsman but light at 143 pounds and kept on the training table for ongoing four mile strain.
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Higginson
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Broadway A C Smoke Talk Delights Local Fight Fans
The Broadway A C held a smoke talk at their rooms on Broadway South Boston last evening. Bouts featured Phil Brennan versus Harry Parks Frank Connelly of St John versus Joe Mullen Jack Oey versus Hughey Winters Timmy Harrington versus Jack Rogers and Jimmy Davenport versus Ned Maher with Mr James F Powers serving as master of ceremonies.
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Jimmy Davenport
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Newton Club defeats Allston on home links by two points
The Newton Club beat Allston 10 to 8 on Allston’s course yesterday afternoon. Newton secured the win with strong play on the back nine while Allston fought back but fell short.
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Spain’s Chamber Debates War Funds and Monarchist Tensions
In Madrid the lower house held a lengthy sitting to approve funds for the war and manage the political crisis. Senor Salmeron clashed with monarchists over the throne, while Senor Sagasta urged immediate approval of war finance. Senator Labra argued autonomy for Cuba and arbitration over international questions, drawing applause. Moret defended government stability, hinting at a possible Premership shift.
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United States
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Moret
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Salmeron
Primo de Rivera Arrives in Madrid Amid Crowds
Primo de Rivera former captain-general at Manila arrived today from the Philippines. Great crowds gathered to greet him, but he avoided demonstrations and proceeded to Madrid.
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Primo de Rivera
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Philippines
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Oregon Arrives Bahia Brazil Ready to Join Sampson Fleet
The battleship Oregon has reached Bahia Brazil and orders direct her commander to steam north with the Marietta toward Porto Rico to join Admiral Sampson's fleet at the western extreme. The voyage from Rio de Janeiro was deliberately slow to avoid Spanish traps.
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Lee to Govern Cuba as Military Governor in Cuba
Major-General Fitzhugh Lee will serve as the first military Governor of Cuba and act as adviser to Secretary Alger for two weeks. He will have a private office near the secretary and may stay in Washington or visit mobilization points before being sent to Havana to assume temporary dictatorship until a republican government is formed by the Cubans.
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