Senators Bring Strong Club for Four-Game Set with Collins Team
Washington Senators under Patsey Donovan arrive for a four game series with the Boston team led by Jimmy Collins. Gibson or Young will start today, both in peak form, as Washington aims to continue a recent improved showing and challenge for top position.
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Councilmen Defeat Legislators 14 to 10 in Boston Ball Game
In a nine inning exhibition at the National League grounds Boston area politicians met on the diamond. The Common Council lost to the Legislature by 14 to 10 in a lively game witnessed by many ladies. Umpire Gaylord kept order after removing his coat and necktie. Lineups included Abbott McLoud Callahan Coughlin Jepson Murray Daley Spillane Craig Eagan Hurley Curley Cadigan Buxbaum Doherty Gavin Curran Lowney.
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How A Real Baseball Fan Accepts Victory And Defeat
A humorous poem contrasts celebratory fan behavior after a home win with sour reactions after a loss. The optimistic backslapper cheers that the team played well enough, while the dour critic blames everyone and even the umpire for a defeat, calling for help. The piece satirizes fan blues and the double standard in sports reactions.
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Baseball Gossip From Boston Fans and Players
Washington today at 3 30. Tannehill s slow ones were relished by the White Sox. A large delegation from Lawrence will root for Patsey Donovan on ladies day. Altrock memories, McCue fast form for Wakefield, Waldron a game loser, Gibson or Young to pitch for Collins. Downey seeks Saturday after noon job, Tannehill brotherly love, Georgetown connections, and local club chatter. Dorchester High beats Rindge Manual in protest ruling. Brookline catcher McIntosh seeks Saturday engagements.
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Cincinnati Bats Out Victory at Pittsburg
National league report from May 2 shows Lee holding Cincinnati scoreless until the sixth inning when seven hits produced seven runs. Game details include seven earned runs for Cincinnati, two-base hits by Leach Donlin Kelley Woodruff, a three-base hit by Donlin, and multiple double plays. Attendance 4,255.
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Manchester Takes 6-1 Victory Over Haverhill at Varick Park
Manchester defeated Haverhill 6 to 1 at Varick Park aided by timely hitting and an opposing error in the seventh. Morrissey pitched for Manchester with Hollis also on the mound, while Graham and Smith provided early run support for Haverhill. Attendance was about 500 as Manchester improves with solid defense and key hits.
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Concord Defeats New Bedford In Slow Pitch Game
Clark of Concord held New Bedford to two runs while Concord scored four, aided by fielding lapses by New Bedford. Pulsifer, Lovell, Dorsey, and Murphy stood out, with key hits including a two-base blow by Valdois. Attendance was about 300.
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National Basketball Triple Header Today
Boston faces Philadelphia while Brooklyn visits New York. Cincinnati takes on Pittsburgh as St. Louis battles Chicago in a slate of early season games.
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Conn League Results Highlight New Haven Hartford Meriden Scores
Baseball brief reports New Haven and Hartford matches show Holyoke and New London losing while Meriden and Worcester win. Hemlock seeks Decoration Day game. Mullin and Dexter noted for batting and pitching. Scattered notes reference Jennings Huggins and Kittridge in season form.
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Holy Cross Beats Georgetown In Ninth Inning Rally
Holy Cross overcame Georgetown 6 to 5 in Worcester as a ninth inning rally sealed the win. Two singles and a base on balls loaded the bases before a line drive by Stankard was muffed allowing two runs to score. Mansfield and Noonan drew the winning advantage, Seitz and Hart handled pitching duties.
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Clarkson Denies Signing With Major Leagues
Harvard star Clarkson, present at Huntington Avenue with the Harvard baseball squad, denies signing any professional contract. Boston club owner John I. Taylor says offers to Clarkson were made but he does not wish to turn pro and plans to pursue mining after the college year.
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Stanley returns to New Orleans with two hits and a homer
Joe Stanley, released by Boston, debuted for New Orleans with two hits including a right field homer. He starred in center field with three sensational catches and was greeted by tumultuous applause, signaling he will be a fixture in center and Dowd in right field.
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Boston Nationals Play Lancaster In Exciting Classic
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on May 26 the Boston Nationals faced the local club before a large crowd. The game ended with Boston scoring 7 runs and Lancaster 8, in a pitchers duel with key hits from Fisher Needham Pol lock Foster and Conahan the umpire.
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Walthour MacLean 20 Mile Motor Pace Race Planned
Bobby Walthour will ride a 20 mile motor paced race against Hugh MacLean at the Revere cycle track tomorrow evening. It is his first race since returning to the country. Walthour moved his camp to Revere yesterday and trained on the track. Moran and Champion also practice for their Holiday race against MacLean.
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