Boston Triumph Over Cleveland Amid Close Decisions
In Cleveland May 12 Boston won the second game of the series despite being outbatted. Wright pitched well but costly calls and errors aided five Boston runs in the seventh. Lajoie was ejected for kicking, and Detroits’ fielding helped preserve the lead. The game featured strong hitting and repeated tense moments with disputed plays at first base.
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Chesbro Tops New York as Detroit Wins in First Inning
Detroit pitchers Chesbro and Deer ing held the New York nine to limited hits with six allowed, two of them triples, as Detroit won in the first inning. Both shortstops started for the teams in this May 12 game from Detroit.
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Catarrhal Powder Promises Relief From Catarrh
Offender Free of Catarrh After Twenty Years of Suffering. Cookshire druggist F A Bottom credits Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with instant relief after first use and a full cure. Also mentions Triscuit electric baked biscuit available from grocers.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Touted In Boston Testimony
Boston testimony from Dr F B Carleton and Mrs B B Mills extols Dean's Kidney Pills. Carleton recalls back pains and relief after using the pills in 1855, urging residents to take the course. Mills describes lifelong kidney distress, mucus in urine, and sediment gone after using the pills, claiming a full cure.
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Charles Street Trouble Causes Quiet Question
Charles Street lingered on the cause of the disturbance as uncertainty persisted. The speaker reflected on the lingering doubt, wondering what sparked the trouble and whether the answer would ever be clear.
Callahan's 10th inning hit lifts Chicago over Philadelphia
In a pitchers' duel Chicago wins 3-2 in 10 innings as Callahan lines a clean single to center scoring Jones after his two-bagger. Hoffman stars in the field with four tough catches. Bases on balls and errors pepper the scoring, Patterson and Bender start on the mound for Chicago and Philadelphia respectively. Attendance reaches 20.
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St Louis Beats Washington in Seven Inning Game
St Louis won from Washington today in a seven inning game ending 13 to 2 with 1100 in attendance. Highlights include two base hits by Wallace McCormick Kahoe Donahue Selbach and a three base hit by Martin. Multiple double plays and stolen bases noted, Hemphill hit by pitch, Donahue and Wilson each recorded two strikeouts.
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Buffalo-Buffalo and Newark Results Amid Tight College Action
In Buffalo two schools clashed with Buffalo leading 8 to 3 over Baltimore. Newark saw Worcester post seven as Providence tallied four at Jersey City while Toronto defeated Rochester 7 to 3 in a compact card of results.
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National League baseball matchups listed
Schedule shows St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh as part of the national league slate with four intercity pairs.
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Opening Game Sends St Louis Past Boston In Ragged 7 6 Finish
National news notes the opening clash between Boston and St Louis, 2500 fans witness a late ninth inning error by Moran allowing St Louis to win 7 6. Both sides err frequently with Abbaticchio and Moran among those misplaying for Boston and Burke Williams Brown for the Cardinals. Boston hits totaled 15 off Mordecai Brown as the game stayed close to the end.
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Cardinals Rally Past Boston in Freewheeling Exhibition
Patsey Donovan debuts with Boston, but St Louis wins 7 to 6 in a back and forth game. Key hits by Batty, Carney, Greminger, Moran and Dexter spark both sides as defensive miscues and late scoring sustain the tense nine innings.
Cincinnati Defeats New York 4-1 in National League Game
May 12 Cincinnati beat New York 4-1 as Mathewson dominated through eight innings with 13 strikeouts setting a season high. New York finally connected in the ninth for four earned runs after consecutive hits. Ewing pitched steady though overworked in later innings.
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Nashua beats Manchester 4 3 in tight New England baseball game
Manchester lost by one run as errors cost them in Nashua. Swan der delivered a three base hit to tie the game in the sixth. Kane misplayed in the eighth. Pitching by Gokey and Morrissey figures, with Nashua totaling 4 runs on 8 hits while Manchester had 3 runs on 11 hits. Attendance was about 1,000.
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Lawrence Defeats Fall River In Hitless Game
Lawrence won 13 to 6 over Fall River in a hitless contest. Jerzog started for Fall River, surrendering five hits and six runs with an error by Ball. Wiley injured, Klobedanz moved to first as Meagher and Long struggled. Fall River scored three in the last inning. Attendance about 4,000.
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Self like Mathewson ends strong in loss at Concord
Harned went the distance for Concord while Matthews failed late. Titus and Eustace had two-base hits. Berry, Hafford and Bigbie stole bases. Fielding duo Newton-Carney and McLaughlin-Bigbie turned two plays. Lee walked three, McKenna one, with Lee fanning three and McKenna two. McKenna and McLaughlin both wild pitched. Time 1 hour 30 minutes. Umpire Rudderham. Attendance 750.
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Concord Beats Lowell 6 2 Behind Sharp Pitching
Lee pitched another fine game for Concord as Titus starred with strong batting and fielding support from the defense. The victory over Lowell, 6 to 2, showcased solid team play and timely hits.
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Baseball game note with incomplete inning details
Summary of a baseball game featuring Cincinnati and New York with lines indicating batting changes in the ninth, base on balls, errors, and pitchers. Notable items include three-base hit by Steinfeldt, two-base hits by Corcoran, Magoon, and Beckley, and a wait in attendance of 8275. Pitcher statistics show Mathewson with 13 strikeouts and Ewing with 4. Umpire O Day and various fielding notes are listed.
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Pittsburg vs Philadelphia baseball game summary
Burchell batted in the ninth for Pittsburg in a game where Philadelphia won 8 to 0. Notable events include Clarke and Ritchey with two-base hits, Barry with a three-base hit, Ritchey and Kennedy credited with sacrifice hits, Leach stealing a base, and a double play by Hulswitz, Brashear, and Douglass. Kennedy allowed six walks, Fraser two, Burchell three. Burchell struck out three times to Kennedy's one. Time 50 minutes. Umpire Johnstone.
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Chicago Tops Brooklyn 6-3 In Opening Series Game
Chicago outbatted Brooklyn at Washington Park to win 6 to 3. Kling hit a homer and a triple, drove in a run, but was later stranded on third. Slagle muffed Doyle’s fly for an extra tally. Harley and Slagle swiped bases. Sheckard and Schmidt added sac hits as Chicago took the opener before 2,500 fans.
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Brockton Triumphs Over Haverhill 7 to 2 in New England
Brockton defeats Haverhill 7 2 with Riordan strong on the mound. Murphy drives in three on a bases loaded triple, while Webber and Hamilton contribute at the plate and Boardman handles third base. Highlights include Guiheen and Shincel with key hits and Riordan’s only rough inning. Attendance 600.
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Aceful Excluded as Derby Candidate Fails in Newmarket King
At Newmarket the 1000 sovereigns handicap for 20 year olds plus was won by Bistonian with Patron Saint second and Valenza third. Aceful the American Derby candidate was unplaced, a result seen as extinguishing its Derby hopes.
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