Boston Nationals Win Game By One Run
Cincinnati hosted Boston for the first meeting of the season without manager Kelley, suspended three days. Hahn won his first game against Wilhelm as Boston clinched the win in the sixth with three hits producing two runs, aided by Needham’s three caught steal attempts. Cincinnati’s run came on a Cannell error earlier. final score favored Boston by one run.
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Lajoie and Cleveland Beat Boston In 9 to 4 Slugfest
In front of nearly 6000 fans on a Yellow Monday at Hunting Wy Avenue Cleveland overwhelmed Boston 9 to 4. Lajoie collected three hits and Bay matched with speed and timely hitting while Gibson struggled as Boston’s defense and pitching faltered.
Pittsburg Defeats New York After Fifth Inning Onslaught
National game action heated to the fifth before a costly error spree gave New York five runs. Pittsburg answered in the sixth with five timely hits and a run for each hit to claim the win.
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Chicago 7 Brooklyn 6 ragged fielding exhibition
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 in a ragged fielding game at Chicago. Weimer allowed five hits, saved seven passes, struck out nine, and drove in two runs with a clean double.
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Nolan a Bigelow slugger shines in Saturday game
Nolan of the Bigelows had three hits as Bigelow School supporters caused some trouble at the Washington-Allston clash Saturday. In Roxbury-Dorchester Roger Wolcott leads with three wins no losses. Charlestown-East Boston four teams tied atop standings with Vincy Phillips Adams and Frothingham each at two and one. Woodlock captains Washington-Allston and is related to Brighton High’s star pitcher. Sub-master Edwin F O Dowd attends games at Franklin with hopes players maintain order.
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Baseball Inning high scores amid errant plays and runs
In a tense game Cleveland and Boston traded runs and errors as Lajoie, Flick, and Bernhard sparked Cleveland with key hits while Lush and Turner contributed for Boston. Ferocious defensive miscues and strategic bunts shaped a game that saw late rallies including a three base hit by Greminger and Dougherty’s double. Attendance reached 2600 as both teams shuffled pitchers with Ladies Day and slated starters for next game.
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Detroit Beats New York 11 6 In Opening Game
Detroit defeats New York 11 to 6 in the first game of the season. New York fielded poorly with Hughes knocked out in the fifth inning and Wolfe unable to stem Detroit's heavy hitting after relief.
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St Louis Beats Philadelphia After Fast Start
Henley’s wildness in the first two innings cost four runs for St. Louis, while Philadelphia rallied to five runs in the bottom of the second on two walks and five hits. Both pitchers settled in and no further scoring occurred.
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Washington Beats Chicago In Loose Game
Washington defeated Chicago in a loose contest as Patterson exited in the fourth. Walsh, who relieved, allowed only one more hit. Patten pitched effectively throughout the game.
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Walsh
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Boxing Gossip Sparks Talk Ahead of Featherweight Showdown
Pollok and Britt pause hostilities to prepare a December featherweight title bout. They will not meet until September to finalize weight with a long distance match planned and three round exhibitions allowed until then. Jack Mooney brings Mellody back from the West. Mellody and Duffy planned rematch but Duffy flunked. Ongoing card features Delmont vs Nadeau at Cambridge A A. Secretar y McGanny reports strong turnout for anticipated clash.
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Have You Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble Swamp Root Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney bladder and related ailments. It cites back pain as a warning and claims Bright's disease can be prevented. Offers a free sample bottle and a book of information, with testimonials and purchase options.
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Nashua Wins 11-Inning Baseball Game
Nashua defeated Concord 5 to 4 in 11 innings at Nashua on May 16. Nashua tied the score in the ninth on an error by Sheets. Key: Dorgan at second and Pulsifer’s power for Concord, with completed two-base hits by Noblitt and Pulsifer and three-base hits by Van Zant, Labelle, and Pulsifer. Attendance 300.
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Lawrence 4 Fall River 1 at Glen Forest in New England
Lawrence defeated Fall River 4 to 1 as Klobedanz allowed 12 hits while Gilroy struggled for support. Weddidge drove in a run with a double. O Hara Murch Weddidge O Brien Dwyer stole bases. two double plays featured Murch and O Brien. Attendance 250.
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Haverhill beats New Bedford 3 1 in NE contest
Haverhill wins 3 to 1 as New Bedford scores in ninth on an error by Connaughton and a wild pitch by Page. Blatchford and Page held hits down while New Bedford pitcher walked seven. Haverhill offense struck in fifth and sixth innings. Attendance 515.
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Newton Beats Malden 4 to 3 in Practice Game
Newton High defeated Malden High 4 to 3 at the Newton Athletic grounds in a closely contested practice game before league play. The scoreline reflected a competitive session as both teams fielded returning players.
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