Collins Boys Blank St Louis In Slow Game
Dineen masterful on mound as Boston defeats St Louis 3-0 at Huntington. O Neill debuts at shortstop with solid defense and key hit that scored Collins in the eighth. St Louis managed only three hits and failed to score despite two close threats.
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American “League
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Vaiccaend Seer
Philadelphia
Ee Bserece Ecehous
Cleveland
Bashes
Aaiean Ees
Dineen
Jack O'Neill
Huntington Avenue
Boston
St. Louis
Heldrick
Ferris
Burkett
Siever
Collins
O'Neill
Browns
Jones
Hill
Hemphill
Célins
Heidrick
Sugden
Lachance
Dougherty
Stahl
Freeman
O’neill
Scor
Complete Treatment for Humours and Skin Cures Promoted
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New York Stalemate In 12 Inning Game Ends With Ganzel Hit
New York fans witnessed a pitchers battle as a 12 inning game ended 0 to 0 with the deciding run coming on Ganzel’s double and Thoney’s safe hit. Thoney’s fielding was highlighted. The score remained tied until the 12th.
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New York
Ganzel
Thoney
Washington 8 Detroit 0 shutout by Patten in Detroit
Washington blanked Detroit 8 to 0 as Patten pitched superbly keeping the Tigers from scoring on base runners. Stovall and Ferry were pulled from the mound after giving up hits while Killian kept Washington from adding runs. Mullin pinch hit for Killian, Moran and Casgulo contributed sac bunts, and Carr and Gremin reached on hits with two deliberate sacrifice plays. Attendance listed as 2.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Lush
Schreck
Hickman
Davis
Hoffman
Bay
Pickering
Moore
Powers
Henley
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Attendahce
Mullin
Killian
Washington
Moran
Uble
Carr
Wood
Gremin
Patten
Stovall
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Sheridan
Cincinnati
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Donnin
Kelley
Seymour
Corcoran
Odwell
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OH. PO. Gleason
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Roth
Titus
Yle
Dutty
Hall
Brackenridge
Woodrutt
Donlin
Gleason Hall
Buckenburger hints releases three players before Sunday game
Pittsburg dispatch reports manager Buckenburger of the Boston team hints at releasing Wilhelm Pittinger and Tenney after noting they will not play Sunday ball. Buckenburger promises changes next season and recalls last week's ten man lineup. He doubts any of the players will join churches or stay with Boston if not kept.
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Buckenburger
Boston
Wilhelm
Pittinger
Tenney
Buck
Bostons
Ccurch
Newton Defeats English in Interscholastic Golf Match
At the Newton Golf Club Newton High defeated English High 4 to 0 in the interscholastic series. Best individual score was by Stanton of Newton High with 79.
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Newton
Newton Golf Club
Newton High
English High
Ap Stanton
Connecticut League Results Summary From Recent Matches
In Broricester New Week London defeated Newfie Atringfield Springfield 20 to 1. Holyoke Hartford beat Holyoke 5 to 4 amid a set of close league results.
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London
Newfie Atringfield
Springfield
Mersieen
Holyoke
Hartford
Pittsburg Defeats Boston In Slugfest At Pittsburg
Boston Nationals fall to Pittsburg in a high scoring game at Pittsburg, the Pirates rallying in the fifth and sixth innings to pull ahead. Clarke and Cannell spark Pag Pac with timely hits as Leever struggles on the mound for Boston. Eight Pittsburg runs come through after a wild sixth inning, clinching the win.
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Penn
Boston
Willis
Clarke
Leever
Philippi
Hilippi
Bostons
Needham
Geier
Tenney
Abbaticechio
Cooley
Phelps
Jimmy
Delelanty
Ned
Raymer
Delehanty
Cannell
Leach
Wagner
Beaumont
Chicago 3, New York 2 in ninth inning thriller
Chicago moved past New York for first place with a dramatic ninth inning. Chance drew a base on balls, followed by four consecutive singles to score the winning runs. Kling was retired at second on a heads up throw. Both teams pitched well with Eepeine’s sinker noted for its strength.
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Henley
Barthold
Cleveland
Philippi
Beaumont
Clarke
Leach
Delehanty
Abbaticchio
Phelps
Leever
Pittsburg
Warner
Sebring
Raymer
Tenney
Chicago
New York
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Kling
Sinker Ee Peine
Wicker
Casey
Evers
O'Neill
Tinker
Weimer
EB Bresnahan
R. Tis Esaie
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McGann
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McCormick
Ahien
Eases
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Matthewson
Deee
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Welpiresobnstone
Emsson
Umlie
National baseball schedule for major matchups
National matchups list five games: Boston at Pittsburg, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis. Matches outline intercity rivalries and travel across major markets. Each pairing features teams contending for standings as the season progresses.
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Pittsburg
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Melrose High Downs Ballou & Hobigand 5-2 in Afternoon Game
Melrose High defeated Ballou & Hobigand School 5 to 2 as Ballou scored both runs in the first inning. Rowe allowed four safe hits and Wheeler contributed for Melrose. Crowley and Burns also starred for the Ballou club in an otherwise tight matchup.
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Ballou & Hobigand
Melrose High
Rowe
R. H. E. Lee High
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Wheeler
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Burns
M'Aleer Expects Win After Two From Boston
Manager Jimmy M'Aleer of St. Louis speaks at the Quincy House after two wins over Boston. He praises Siever and Dineen, notes Jones at first and Hill at third, and says the team aims for the pennant while preparing pitchers including Wee Willie Sudhoff.
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St. Louis
Quincy House
Dineen
Collins
M’aleer
Willie Sudhoff
St Louis Falters in Wet Field as O'Neill Shines
St Louis again today as Jesse Tannehill will pitch and Louis Criger catch. Burkett traveled to Worcester. fans praised O'Neill's eighth inning hit. A run of errors and misplays marked the game with wet left field, Lachance and Dineen among the notable players.
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Worcester
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Louis Criger
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O’neill
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Joe Collins
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Heidrick
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Boston Fang
Noble & Greenough Rout Volkmann In Prep League Showdown
Noble and Greenough crushed Volkmann School 22 to 2 on the South End grounds. Kennard pitched well over four innings and fanned two. Hull Sommer Field Dana Kennard Inches Hareees Wendell Talbot McNeill Denny listed as scorers with 23 hits and multiple runs. Attendance was about 100. Pevear replaced Allyn in the fourth.
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Volkmann School
South End
Pevear
Allyn
Kennard
Clark
Volkmann
Hull
Sommer
Field
Dana
Inches
Hareees
Wendell
Talbot
McNeill
Denny
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Minot
Nashua Haiti and New Bedford Scores Summary
Nashua Haiti led 6 at Nashua Haiti and 2 at Nashua. Wall River Chester led 3 to Fall River. New Bedford Bedford led 5 at New Bedford. Concord trailed at Lawrence-Lg agence 5 to Lowell 1.
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Haiti
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Chester
Fall River
New Bedford— Bedford
Concord
Lawrence
Lg@agence
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