Matchups across major league cities announced
Pittsburg travels to Boston Chicago visits New York Cincinnati plays Philadelphia St Louis hosts Brooklyn in a set of marquee baseball alignments.
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Boston Rout Pirates 7 to 1 Behind Willis Strong Inning Start
Victor Willis pitched superbly as Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 1. Bransfield homered off Wilhelm to spark Boston while Dexter Tenney and Carney drove in runs. Pittsburgh showed little life with Kruger and Phillippi shuffled through positions as the series concludes today.
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Greminger
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Philippi
Phelps
Reese
Johnstone
St Louis Beats Brooklyn 3 1 in National League Game
McFarland pitched well for St Louis as Brooklyn errors stayed low and the defense held. Brooklyn scored first on two hits and a walk in the opening frame, while St Louis managed only two hits in the remaining eight innings. Garvin relieved Jones in the last inning.
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Garvin
Jones
St. Louis Beats Brooklyn In Low-Scoring Tilt
Game notes show two-base hit by Hackett. St. Louis left on 3, Brooklyn 4. Sheckard Ritters and McFarland with sacrifices. McCreedie Donovan (2) Brain stole bases. McFarland 8 walks. Errors gave St. Louis a run. Jones Garvin and McFarland fans tally. Time two innings. Moran umpire. Attendance 1800.
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McCreedie
Moran
Cincinnati and Philadelphia scrap in 11 innings as darkness ends game
Cincinnati and Philadelphia tied 2 2 after 11 innings when darkness halted play in Philadelphia. Sparks and wing combined for a strong pitching effort. Attendance was 1020 as the teams finished in a standstill after a long duel.
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Cincinnati
Wing
Sparks
New York Beats Chicago 5 4 In Ninth Inning Thriller
New York wins 5 to 4 after Chicago ties in the ninth. Weimer pitched well but errors hurt Chicago. Wicker came in to finish. Notable hits include Jones Tinker Lowe with Chicago errors totaling two. Attendance 9723.
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Traced Treasure Hunt Sparks Chicago Cleveland Clue
A cryptic note connects Chicago and Cleveland hinting at a hidden treasure. Authorities trace a 4 key clue and aim to reveal the location and value of the find.
Cleveland Shut Out by Chicago on May Day
Cleveland was blanked by Chicago as the White Sox scored the lone run in the ninth on Bernhard’s error and Daly’s two base hit. The Thursday game was moved to Friday.
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Chicago
Bernhard
Daly
Eliot on Training Babies Through Social Service and Religion
President Eliot urges women to take active roles in social service through home, education, and work. He argues religious influence comes from family and literature, praising mothers and fathers for shaping concepts of God and love. He warns against harsh religious imagery and emphasizes love as the core of religion and progress.
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Schoolboy crews break records on the Charles
The 12th annual Interscholastic Rowing Association regatta on the Charles drew 2000 spectators as three heats produced record times. Cambridge High won the fastest heat in 5 33 1 5, Cambridge Latin led in the final heat and Cambridge Latin’s light crew topped Noble and Greenough by over a length.
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Love Letters In Court Highlight Jealousy In Divorce Case
In Suffolk county court Judge Fessenden hears Lottie I Cameron seeking divorce from James W Cameron alleging cruelty and non support. Letters to John E Bruch alleged by the wife were read. she claimed they were written to tease her husband. Bruch testified he never received such letters. Other witnesses described marital strain and jealousy. The court reserved judgment on several cases including Ada M Wilber's suit against Frank A Wilber for undue intimacy and Lillie I Goldsmith's dissolution petition against Henry J Goldsmith.
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Lottie I. Cameron
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Goldsmith
Harvard 1905 Team Wins Interclass Golf Championship
The Harvard inter class golf championship concluded at the Country Club links with the 1905 team defeating 1904 by 5 to 2. The decisive point came as H. C. Egan beat Hollings 5 up, with other matches close including Egan vs Chick and galling tied at several holes.
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H. C. Egan
Hollings
Ingalls
Chick
W. Egan
Murdock
Kary
Daniels
O Donnell Stops Kennedy in Three at Templars Club
Australian boxer Steve O'Donnell defeated Jim Kennedy who had filled in for Patsy Corrigan in three rounds at the Templars' Athletic Club last night. Earlier Joe O'Donnell beat Billy Francis in eight rounds. referee was Harry Hodgkins with under 75 spectators present.
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Australia
Jim Kennedy
Patsy Corrigan
New York
Templars’ Athletic Club
Joe O'Donnell
Billy Francis
Harry Hodgkins
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