Boston the Odd Orioles Picnic With Nick
The Orioles dominate the game behind McMahon’s pitching as they string together runs each inning while Boston fails to crack his delivery. Key plays include Robinson’s error on Nash, Keeler and Brodie driving in runs, and strong fielding by McGraw and Nichols.
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Nash
McGraw
Orioles
Robinson
McMahon
Keeler
Brodie
Brouthers
Tucker
Kelley
McCarthy
Bostons
Bannon
Jennings
Ryan
Lampe
Nichols
Lowe
Baltimores
Baltimord
A. E
Cvescesvees
Werent
Aes
Bonner
AB. R PO
A. B. Lowe
Seer
Merritt
Baltimore
Boston
Duffy
Bradle
Boreasa
Timore
Jennie Picker
O’ Rourke
Joe Kelley
Long
Herman
Hugh McDuffy
Dan Brouthers
Clark
Robbie
Mac
Tom
Bobby Lowe
Ace
Camel
Orioles batter Boston to 16 to 6 defeat at South End grounds
Baltimore Orioles crushed the Boston club 16 to 6 as Nichols tired after six innings. McMahon held Boston to four hits while Baltimore mixed strong hitting and sturdy defense. Ned Hanlon smiled from the bench as Joe Kelley and others delivered timely hits in a one sided clash amid cold wind at the South End grounds.
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Baltimore
Boston
South End Grounds
Orioles
Nichols
Ned Hanlon
Lampe
Bostons
McMahon
Baltimores
Ryan
Bannon
Long
Lowe
Nash
O'Rourke
Joe Kelley
McGraw
Walter Brodie
Robinson
Duffy
Cincinnati Beats Louisville In Home Showdown
Cincinnati leads 12 to 7 as Louisville pitchers are troubled through the game. Peffer homered for Cincinnati. Attendance 2100. Final: Cincinnati 12 Louisville 7 with 12 hits to 9. Errors 3 to 5. Parrott Vaughn and Witrock Mena both played.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Will
Peffer
Parrott
Vaughn
Witrock
Menafee
Grim
Philadelphia Victorious In Extra Innings Over New York
In Philadelphia on May 14 the local club won in the eleventh inning 5 to 4 against New York amid 1965 spectators. Carsey and Clements partnered for the Phillies while Rusie and Farrell did for the Giants. The Phillies had 12 hits to New York’s 8 and committed 3 errors.
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Philadelphia
New York
Carsey
Clements
Rusie
Farrell
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 6 3 Behind Parrott's Second Inning Errors
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 6 to 3 as Parrott misplays twice in the second inning leading to four Pittsburg runs. Attendance 2300. Score Pittsburg 6 Chicago 3. Hits Pittsburg 11 Chicago 9. Errors Pittsburg 2 Chicago 6. Batteries Gumbert Mack Abbey Schriver.
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Pittsburg
Parrott
Colts
Chicago
Gumbert
Mack
Abbey and Schriver
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Washington in Big Seventh
In May 14 Brooklyn rallied after six tense innings, breaking through Mer cer’s curves for six runs in the seventh and sealing a 14 to 7 win over Washington. Daly hit a home run as 2,657 fans watched. Brooklyn had 18 hits to Washington’s 11 and 2 errors to 6. Gastright and Kinslow faced Mercer and Dugdale.
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Brooklyn
Mercer
Washingtons
Daly
Washington
Errors
Gastright and Kinslow
Mercer and
Dugdale
Breitenstein Resisted After Fast Cleveland Rally
Cleveland total runs all came in the fourth and fifth innings as Breitenstein was hammered. Dowd homered and Dowd helped Cleveland secure an 11 to 6 win over St Louis with Hawley shutting them down late. Attendance 1200. Batteries Young and OConnor vs Breitenstein Hawley and Buckley.
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Cleveland
Breitenstein
Hawley
Dowd
Tsgs
St. Louis
Young
O'Connor
Buckley
Fall River Defeats Pawtucket in Easy New England League Game
Fall River pounded Morse and won 10 to 0 at Pawtucket as Harrington hit two home runs. Pawtucket could not muster hits off Meyers and only two runners reached third base. final line shows Fall River 11 base hits to Pawtucket 5 with 2 errors to 1.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
Fall River
Morse
Meyers
Harrington
Reach
Rollins
New England League opener leads Bangor win over Haverhill
In Bangor Maine on May 14 the New England League season started with Bangor defeating Haverhill 6 to 5 in a close game. Key plays included strong battery work and a sharp grounder by White. Final line shows Bangor 00010060 6 and Haverhill 00100040 5 with three hits each and five errors for Bangor and three for Haverhill.
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Bangor
White
Haverhill
Gray and Hart
Lucid
Sweeney
Lewiston Beats Portland 10 5 In Baseball Tilt
Lewiston and Portland split the scoring in a high rivalry game with Lewiston collecting 16 hits to Portland’s 11. Portland fell apart after the first half while Lewiston’s batters and defense carried the win. Final line shows Lewiston 10 Portland 5 with errors 3 and 4 respectively.
Worcester Defeats Brockton As Murphy Shines In Win
Worcester bests Brockton 7 to 2 as Connie Murphy wins on the mound with nine Worcester hits and Brockton errors aiding the victory. Worcester bats lead the effort with 7 runs, 9 hits, and 2 errors for Brockton.
Stars rally to beat Providence in tight Eastern League game
Syracuse notes the Stars winning amid mixed hitting and a short pitching shift. Bauswein left with a lame arm. Callahan relieved to limit Providence to one hit. Attendance around 1000 as Syracuse outscored Providence 25 to 17 with steady fielding.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Bauswein
Callhan
Providence
Tacube
Huse
Alland Bros Introduce Parisian Hair Cutting Style
Padour hair cutting popularized as a refined Parisian fashion. ALA POM governe style promoted by 19 artisans. The Ork Nators at 19 Tremont Row claim to be the first specialized hair cutting establishment in the United States.
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Ork Nators
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
United States
Early Consumption Treated By Cod Liver Oil Claim
The piece argues medical skill cannot replace a lost lung but early Consumption can be helped by proper treatment. It notes plain cod liver oil is unpleasant to take and may upset the stomach.
Ozone Remedy Book Offered by T A Slocum Co
Promotional copy touts ozone as life giving sea air and guaiacol from beech resin as cures for lung diseases. It claims to improve appetite and invites readers to request a free book by mail from T. A. Slocum Co. of New York.
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T. A. Slocum Co
New York
Bauswein Calihan and Wilson Lead Sulli Van and McCauley
Bauswein Calihan and Wilson headline a crew led by Sulli Van and McCauley in a tight race. The trio coordinates a push through strategic plays as observers note momentum building for the team.
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Ies
Bauswein
Calihan
Wilson
Sullivan
McCauley
Springfield overwhelms Troy in late batting show
Springfield defeats Troy 19 to 6 at Troy New York on May 14. Attendance 700. Keefe and Leahy pitched for Springfield with Meekin Fricken Cahill behind the plate. Springfield had 18 hits to Troy’s 9 and 5 errors to Troy’s 2.
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Troy
N. Y
Springfields
Meekin
Fricken
Springfield
Keefe
Leahy
Cahill
Wilkes-Barre Beats Erie 12 7 In Low-Scoring Tilt
Wilkes-Barre defeated Erie 12 to 7 in a game where Herndon was wild early. Erie fielded well but suffered at the plate aside from Shearon and Smith. Attendance was small. batteries were Herndon Gunsop for Erie and Campfield Warner for Wilkes-Barre.
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Erie
Penn
Herndon
Gunsop
Campfield
Warner
Buffalo Binghamton Game Postponed by Rain
The Buffalo Binghamton baseball game scheduled for May 14 in Buffalo was postponed due to rain, delaying the matchup.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo- Binghamton
Harvard Edges Phillips Andover In Tight Contest
Harvard defeated Phillips Andover in a close game as Corbett hit well for Harvard. Greenway struggled at crucial moments and wild pitches influenced the late innings. Both teams showed loose fielding and poor base running in the afternoon matchup.
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Andover
Harvard
Phillips Andover
Greenway
Andovers
Corbett
Brown Bears Down Penn In Lopsided Showdown
Brown University visited Philadelphia and lost to the University of Pennsylvania 29 to 5. Penn pitchers shutout Brown through three innings before breaking loose. Brown’s fielding was solid on tough plays despite the heavy loss.
A Baseball Burlesque Opens Harvard Class Series
The freshmen defeated the juniors 27 to 13 in yesterday’s final class championship opener at Harvard. The game served as burlesque more than a serious contest with Reed’s curves bent for seventeen first inning runs. Both pitchers were knocked around as the series moves to a second game tomorrow. a freshmen win would clinch the title.
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Harvard
Reed
Giants face tough week with single home game
Baseball gossip notes the Giants have a heavy schedule with one home game against the Grooms at the polo grounds on Friday. The team will also tour Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Rumors speak of a new American Indian team soon entering the circuit. Kennedy nears form as Brooklyn’s likely winning pitcher. Attendance figures show 93,925 after twelve games. Oille Beard of the Charlestons holds the season field record. He has accepted thirty six.
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Giants
Ward
Grooms
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
West
Kennedy
New Yorks
Oille Beard
Charlestons
Brooklyn Club Faces Possible Strike Over Poor Showing
The Brooklyn team eyes a radical change as President Byrne and Abell grow dissatisfied after nine games at shortstop. Rumors spread of a players strike unless leadership improves, though the report notes it may be exaggerated.
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Brooklyn
Byrne
Abell
West Roxbury vs Somerville High baseball routs Somerville
The Somerville High School team defeated West Roxbury yesterday afternoon on the Somerville grounds with a final score of 18 to 1.
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West Roxbury
Somerville
St Johnsbury Academy Beats Goddard Seminary in Interscholastic opener
St Johnsbury Academy ran to a 15 to 6 victory over Goddard Seminary of Barre in the first game of the Interscholastic series, played in St Johnsbury today.
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Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Goddard Seminary
Barre
Mitten Matters in Boxing Negotiations and Shifts
Peter Jackson leaves New York for San Francisco and offers terms for a finish or limited round bout with James J Corbett in July or August with 20 rounds as option. Other boxing news from Boston includes Joe Walcott dispute, Jerry Marshall vs Teddy Glenn set for June, and New Bedford police clampdown on sparring.
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Peter Jackson
New York
San Francisco
James John Corbett
Jac*kson
Corbett
America
England
George Dixon
Joe Walcott
Boston
Walcott
Tom Tracey
Music Hall
Joe
Jerry Marshall
Teddy Glenn
Warren
Penn
Pittsburg
Sally Smith
California
Tommy Dixon
Rochester
Twin City
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New Bedford Athletic Club
Maurice Cathcart
Fall River
John J. Howard
John L. Sullivan
Jack McAuliffe
Brooklyn
Jimmy” Carroll
Billy Hennessy
Sullivan
Dan Dwyer
Joe Lannan
Charlesbank Club
Lewis Pinkofski
Billy Reynolds
Billy Duffy
Henry Brakeman
Boyle O'Reilly
Cambridge
Tommy Dutton
Birmingham
Eng
Frank Wheeler
London
Billy Cunningham
John Boden, Jr
New York Press
Boston Ward
Tremont Street Casino
Griffo Dixon Featherweight Title Bout Set for June 29
The international featherweight championship between Griffo and George Dixon is scheduled for June 29 at the Casino under aldermanic license in this city.
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Young Griffo
George Dixon
Billy Hennessey Benefit Fight at Charlesbank Club
Billy Hennessey staged a benefit at the Charlesbank Club last night aiming to KO John A. Sullivan in four rounds but fell short after a knockdown in the second. The undercard featured Patsy Kerrigan McManus Andy Watson Allen Dick O’Brien Frank Kerrigan Jim Kaveney Bob Green Mike Sears George Lavigne and Maxey Hough.
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Billy Hennessey
Charlesbank Club
John A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Patsy Kerrigan
McManus
Andy Watson
Allen
Dick O'Brien
Frank Kerrigan
Jim Kaveney
Bob Green
Mike Sears
George Lavigne
Maxey Hough
Davis to box Wallis six rounds at 125 pounds
N. M. Davis seeks a six round bout against J. T. Wallis at 125 pounds for the best purse available.
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Wallis
N. M. Davis
J. T. Wallis
Harvard Yale mile walk event at odds with teams
Harvard and Yale officials say the mile walk at the Harvard Yale meeting and Mott Haven games may be abandoned due to ongoing bickering. The score remains as initially announced and neither side will enter competitors to avoid further conflict.
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Harvard
Yale
Columbia Freshman Crew to Train at Gale's Ferry
The Columbia freshman crew will reach Gale's Ferry, Connecticut within twenty days and begin training on the Thames in preparation for competition with Yale and Harvard. The team will be housed at Captain C. A. Brown's residence and stay about three weeks.
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Columbia
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
C. A. Brown
Butler broke twenty five mile world record claims clarified
A Roxbury Bicycle Club member asserts Mr Butler did ride twenty five miles on the corrected route and did break the twenty five miles world record. The article defends the proper course and notes the surveyor sworn distance confirms the feat and the club’s honor rests on solid ground.
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Waltham End
Beaver and
Quince Streets
Linden Streets
Malden
Forest Street
New York
Butler
A.S. Sargent
Charles M. Murphy
Brooklyn
Stearns Racing
Syracuse
Charles A. Callahan
Buffalo
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Murphy
John
Johnson
Utica
Syracuse Athletic Association
W. J. Helfert
E. G. Combs
Pittsfield
Mass
Benito Zalamea
Ware Wins Inter scholastic Tennis Crown In New England
In the Harvard interscholastic tennis event Leo Ware of Roxbury Latin defeated F Holt to claim the championship. Ware earns the right to face Parker and Yale tourney winner for the national interscholastic title at Newport the week of the national tournament starting August 21.
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Fitz
Newton
Holt
Deuce
Leo Ware
Burrows
Providence
Ware
Roxbury
Budlong
Holt Seeme
Love
Weee Sevnesssuchetess
Lou
Oosts Proms Iiseeveete
Woigs Rch
Harvard Crew Shake-up Signals Uncertain Varsity Season
Harvard's varsity rowing lineup underwent a late season overhaul as Forbes, Lewis, and Stevenson joined after shifting positions. Piper shifts, Blake returns to No. 3, Townsend moves, and Fennessy may return to No. 7 with Kales as a potential replacement.
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Blake
Waters
Purdon
Perkins
F. Davis
Lewis
Stevenson
Forbes
Bullard
Townsend
Kales
Fennessy
No. 7
Charlesbank Gym Delayed Opening Sets Back Public Access
The Charlesbank gymnasium did not open yesterday due to slow action by the finance committee in allocating 7000 dollars. Poor boys in the North and West Ends lose access to exercise in fresh air while the track and jumping boxes wait for use under commissioners orders. Mr Bowler expresses regret and has plans for the coming season.
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Charlesbank
Finance Committee
Bowler
Ives Becomes Yale Boat Coach After Title Wake
Sherwood B. Ives, captain of Yale's last year's champion crew, arrives in New Haven to serve as permanent graduate coach for Yale candidates. He coaches the oarsmen this afternoon and stays until after the Yale Harvard race in June. Longacre, suspended last week, leaves college, with Rogers taking his seat at No. 4.
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New Haven
Sherwood B. Ives
Yale
Johnson
Harvard
Longacre
Rogers
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League Holds Indefinite Delay on Divisions
At Parker House last night a small attendance opposed any geographical division of league teams next season and voted to postpone the issue. A committee was appointed to consider possible division plans and hold open meetings before fall, with a report due before the annual school meeting. Officers elected include Warren M. Hill as president and J Harris Rubin as secretary, among others.
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Pasadena
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Warwick
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Woodbridge Minstrels
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Bostonian Cycle Club
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Lila M. Gurney
Maude B. Paine
Marie H. Wheeler
Ernestine Witherell
A. B. Russell
Press Club
Charlie Finley
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
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Warren M. Hill
Charles D. Palmer
Vesper Boat Club
George A. Smith
Norfolk Casino
Francis A. Niccolls
Old Dorchester Club
J. Harris Rubin
Allston Club
Charles W. Loring
Newton Club
Joseph R. Carr
Review Club
Arthur Dixwell
W. W. Davis
J. H. Rubin
B. F. Lamb
Brookline Hears Talk on Widening Washington Street
Brookline Selectmen held a hearing at Town Hall on widening Washington Street to ninety feet from the Boston line near Pond avenue to Morse avenue. About 100 citizens attended, most favoring the plan. The proposal, discussed at the annual town meeting, was deferred to use a new law extending municipal bond payment time.
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Brookline
Selectmen
Boston
Pond Avenue
Morse Avenue
Board of Selectmen
Hammond Animal Extracts advertised by Washington firm
An advertisement details Hammond Animal Extracts prepared in Washington for brain and nervous diseases. It lists remedies from brain to ovaries and notes physiological effects and a price of 2 drachms for 82.50. The Columbia Chemical Co and Smith Benedict & Co are mentioned as distributors.
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WM. A. Hammond
Washington, D. C
Hammond
Columbia CH Mical CO
Smith, Benedict & Co
Last Day Prepares for Brooklyn Handicap Odds and Workouts
May 14 reports a frenzy of betting as big Brooklyn Handicap favorites and contenders like Dr. Rice and Clifford draw attention. Trainers clock fast miles and quarters at Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay with crowded stands expected for race day.
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Wesleyan Bans Sunday Travel for Away Games
Wesleyan faculty orders the managers of college athletic teams to avoid scheduling games on Sundays. The rule forbids travel on Sundays and requires two days of expenses for any away game. Students criticize the decision, predicting possible rescission or differing reactions.
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Conn
Wesleyan
Urbane Games Not Sanctioned By Amateur Bodies
Urbane Social Club announced games to be held at Highland Lake on Decoration Day are not sanctioned by the N. E. A. A. A. U. Any amateur athlete who participates will be disqualified from future Amateur Athletic Union sanctioned events.
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Decoration Day
Amateur Athletic Union
Salem Seeks First Chemical Engine Appropriation
At the Salem Common Council meeting an order was adopted to appropriate 2500 dollars for a chemical engine. The city has never owned one, and it is expected the Board of Aldermen will raise objections to the purchase.
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Salem
Art Treasures in Post Portfolio Department Coupon Offer
An advertisement touts a premier art publication with the claim of largest and finest works. It promotes immediate availability at the Post Portfolio Department with a coupon and a dime, directing readers to page 2 for details.
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