Reds Win 11-Inning Rally Over Doves 6-5
In Columbus, Cincinnati vence Boston 6-5 in 11 innings as McLean pushes Lobert home for the deciding run. Mitchell homered for the Reds, while Lindaman and Coakley struggled with their control. Bates and Beaumont starred for Boston with timely hits and two runs scored.
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Belmon t Park Races. Favorites Win in Mud
Belmont Park, New York May 10. After a rain storm turned the track to a quagmire two favorites prevailed. Joe Carey led the day at 7 to 1 in the Larchmont Stakes. Winners also included Tom McGrath, Ban Yah, Marbles, Holscher, and Eudora across the six races with long-odd horses scoring in several events.
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Belmont Park
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Banyah
Marbles
Holscher
Eudora
Brown and Tech Duel in Boston Meet
The Brown and Technology track teams prepare for a close dual meet in Boston with strong sprinters and strong field events. Tech relies on its high jump and two mile while Brown emphasizes middle distances hurdles and broad jump. Key athletes include Gram Richards Fernstrom Prout McGrath Thurlow Mayhew Gould Adale McGregor Allen and Scharff with event-by-event expectations across sprints jumps and throws.
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Walker
Cheerful Undertaker and Baseball Banter From Tim Hurst Column
A past column mixes baseball wit and social sketches. Umpire Tim Hurst jokes about a cheerful undertaker Joe Quinn of St. Louis, notes on McIntire and Cobb, and quips on Gov Rollins yacht mishap. Mentions John McGraw refusing a cup, Napoleon Lajoie health, Jawn O Brien Battling Nelson lineage, and Roosevelt post presidency plans.
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Joe Quinn
St. Louis
Boston
Joe
Baseball Notes from the Cambridge Field Today
Boston loses a tough game as bases on balls hurt them in the sixth. The Institutes of Cambridge open the season at home against St Charles of Woburn at Cambridge Field. Game starts 3:30. Ganzel injured, Ritchey at second, Howard in left field, Lobert noted for a quirky plate-mark. Chicago White Sox extend lead over Yankees. rain caused an off day for the Americans. Revere A C seeks a game Saturday, contact T F Moore. Pitches wanted: Arthur Welch and Jack Morrissey seek semi pro engagements. addresses listed for contact.
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Conn. League Results from Multiple City Games
In Springfield-Springfield, 21 defeated Bridge- Dor 3. New Haven-Waterbury played 11 innings, 3 to 3, darkness called. Norwich-Norwich beat Hartford 4 to 2. New London-Holyoke, New London won 4 to 1.
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Holyoke
Big Schoolboy Meet Today in the Stadium
Athletes from across New England gather at the Stadium for the annual outdoor inter scholastic meet. Boston's Volkmann and Dover leader John Kilpatrick headline a field including Herbert Jacques Jr and George Jones with Worcester Academy, Exeter Academy, and twenty eight Worcester participants set to compete.
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Dr. Whelan
Herbert Jacques, Jr
E. E. Nelson
Esterbrook
Stone Umpire At Haverhill Lynn Contest
Haverhill faces Lynn in a New England matchup with Brockton at Lowell Lawrence at Worcester and New Bedford at Fall River on the schedule.
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Fall River Triumphs 2 1 In New Bedford Series Opener
Fall River, in New Bedford this afternoon, edged the hosts 2 to 1 in the series opener. Petrault and Waters scored for Fall River, with Mullaney and Thornell contributing key hits as Gilroy allowed two runs over six innings. Danzig and Covney held New Bedford at bay, while M'Donald and Sylvester led the visitors' attack. Time was 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Worcester Triumphs Over Lawrence 7-3 in May Ballgame
Worcester capitalized on timely hitting and Lawrence miscues for a 7 3 victory. Key contributors included Connors Wormwood and Brennan while Frock and Maroney held the mound aiding Worcester's win.
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Jamestown Pigeon Prize Contest Opens at Exposition
Norfolk dispatch reports the Jamestown exposition homing pigeon prize contest began with 1000 birds from Washington lofts released on Lee Parade. The race starts at 12 36 and ends back in Washington.
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Washington
Lee Parade
Timekeeper exposes Jack O'Brien as ring fakir
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien is accused of being part of a fixed bout with Burns in Los Angeles. The article details bets being called off, O'Brien's defense over twenty rounds, and questions the referee and manager motives while calling out betting protections and alleged payoffs.
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Joe Gans
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Western Union Boys Defeat Chelsea Athletes in Practice
The Western Union Baseball Club beat Chelsea Athletes 7 to 2 in a practice game at Boston Greens. Captain Thomas F. Clark was absent, with Ned Holden covering first base duties. Key plays came from battery Elwell and Bill Connolly, first baseman Robinson, and umpire Dan O Connor. Estabrook watched from the bench in uniform.
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Thomas F. Clark
Ned’' Holden
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Bill’ Connelly
Robinson
Dan’ O’connor
Estabrook
Hanover High Tops Stevens High In Quick 11-5 Win
Hanover High defeated Stevens High of Claremont today in a fast baseball game by 11 to 5. Hanover pulled off two squeeze plays to secure the victory.
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