Wrestlers Debut Match Result At Chicago Meet
Avril 11 John J Rooney of Chicago defeated Jim Parr of England in a best two of three bout at the Chicago Athletic Association gymnasium. Parr won the first fall in eleven minutes and forty five seconds. Rooney took the second and third falls in nine minutes thirty seconds and three minutes thirty seconds respectively. John Belleger of Chicago Athletic Bath won the match after a foul decision by the referee.
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Chicago
John J. Rooney
Jim Parr
England
Alghe Abithe Gymnasium
Tooney
Parr
Colts and Vets Set for Today’s Doubleheader Readiness
Mautner and Myers send young players to the field as two Fort Wayne squads face the Millers and a Toledo trip amid cold, snow plans. Lineups include Carhiener, Dennis, Havel, Ream, Whiner, McBivaine, Kennedy, Mithner, Newcomb, Roy and others. Veterans proceed with Montier and Myers. Bade cleared to coach first base as nine travel.
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Mater
Minneapolis
Wayne Hotel
Millers
Carhiener
Dennis
Havel
Ream
Righ
Whiner
McBivaine
Kennedy
Enreher
Mithner
Newcomb
Roy
Bert Dennis
Falr
Ray Springer
Toledo
Montiér
Myers
Doytr
Satehe Lindsay
Osborne
van Anda and
Atherts
Central League Notes and Player Movements
Notes on Rhiner Bliss and Mani from York and Terre Haute pursuits. Hanna remains unreleased. Meron’s return uncertain as he contemplates joining the outlaw league. Jamies protests recruit tactics while Mort Warne’s ribbing prompts reaction. Ryda of Regnsville seeks service for Robert E. Lynch and works toward release from Chicago arrangements with Northwestern.
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Rhiner Bliss
E York
S Mule
Grand Rapids
Mani
Mort Warne
Ryda
Regnsville
Robert E. Lynch
Chicara
Tly Northwestern
Ex Notre Dame captain to star in Grotral league
An ex Notre Dame captain is expected to star in the Grotral league after his first uniform appearance in Grand Rapids. He impressed with his conduct, though he faced five strikeouts. Indiana Railway will advertise ball games on decorated cars sent along its lines daily. Shungler and Cogswell, released by Tebeau, may return to South Bend or be sold to Wheeling. Buck Weaver signs for Vancouver. has played for Pittsburg Philadelphia Louisville Syracuse and Milwaukee. Tommy Hawkins transferred from Dayton to Harrisburg. Hub Knoll raises limit to 2 billion. watcher to depart soon. Pan Grimes of Mustegou Michigan in the General league reportedly trouble brewing before play. Manager Gody Wichtel of Northern Michigan claims prior contract with Jim.
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Grand Rapids
Indiana Railway Company
South Bend
Shungler
Cogswell
Tebeau
Grant
Wheeling
Pan Grimes
Mustegou Mich
Wes
Springteul
Gody
Wichtel
Gaittuel
Jim
New York Nationals Beat Boston at Polo Grounds
New York Nationals defeated Boston at the Polo Grounds, shutting out the visitors as New York tallied fifteen runs. Sai Shelton and Willie Willower led with three hits apiece. attendance listed as 2006. Batteries were Harley and Nordham for Boston and Mat thewson Wiltse Bowerman on the New York side with umpires Emshe and Johnston.
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New York
New York Nationals
Boston
Polo Grounds
Sai Shelton
Willie Wllowel
HLH
Harley and Nordham
Matthewson, Wiltse and Bowerman
Umapires
Emshe and
Johnston
Philadelphia Tops Brooklyn 8 to 3 in rough game
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 8 to 3 as errors and late rallies shape the contest. Hanton and Abundance spark the visitors while Brooklyn fights back with scattered hits and strong defense. Umpire Tauswine presides as the scene shifts to Cincinnati later in the report.
Early Baseball Roundup from Philadelphia to Cleveland
The report covers multiple American League games: Philadelphia defeats Boston 2-6 in a tense ninth after Crass singlet crosses, Doran injures a finger, and crowd 11,469. New York beats Washington 1-4 in a chilly, darkness-delayed affair with key players Huyshes, Kittredge, and Orth. Chicago edges St. Louis 3-2 in eleven. Tannehill and Donzhue key. Cleveland opens the season by beating Detroit 6-2 in snow-threatened conditions, Moore’s wildness with a spitball, and a clean fielding game despite a wet ball. Attendance 7,544.
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EL Boston Poruceague
Tannerill
Gibson
Washington
New York
Cold Weath
Orth
Powell
Rhe
Ak T & Batteries
Huyshes
Kittredge
Kleinan
Connolly
Cleveland
Moore
Detroit
Fatterius—Muare
Ray Mallen
Keley Ayit Me
Garthy
Fort Wayne Eagles Open Season On Sandh Street Game
The Fort Wayne Eagles begin the season by facing the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor hall team on Browida on Sandh Winona street. Pitcher G Lenin will start, with Majers, Meyers, Brawn, Berry, Degits, New, Geerken, Lentz, Tegitz in the field and Fi. Wiggins catching.
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Bas Hall
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Browida
Sandh Winona Street
G. Lenin ix Slaual
Eagles
Majers
B. Meyers
Brawn
Berry
J. Degits
Geerken
Lentz
W. Tegitz
Fi. Wiggins
Lehigh Falls to Princeton in Exhibition Match
In an April exhibition at PIL ADELAIe, Princeton defeated Lehigh 1 to 0. Brown and Providence also played, with unclear final scores, as teams tested lineups and form in a foggy season opener setting.
Multiple High School and College Baseball Scores Across Indiana and New Haven
Spectators in Princeton watched a 4 to 0 win for the visitors after a tense late inning. Fort Wayne Nationals and Hartford City battled four scoreless innings before rain halted play. Decatur edged Van Wert 9 to 4 in snowbound conditions. Yale crushed Columbia 6 to 1 at Yale Field with about 2,500 onlookers. West Point beat Harvard 13 to 4, while Illinois topped Wabash 11 to 2. Michigan defeated Chicago 3 to 2. Local practice for Wolff’s team disrupted by commons area attention. Baltimore lacrosse saw Yale defeating Johns Hopkins. An antique sale notice appears alongside local ads for new wallpaper and Easter sales.
Gambling Warning From National Baseball Commission
The National Base Ball Commission warns clubs to enforce open betting bans and contract signing rules. Officials failing to act will be held to account as the league seeks to protect integrity ahead of the season. Ineligible players from Burrisburg Virginia Hoboken New Jersey Youngstown Burlington and Wilmington face bans from play with independent teams. George Malin recalls his rookie era with the Detroit Tigers and a lesson about not letting rumors or pressure alter his swing.
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Cosm Ission
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Hoboken
N. J
Yolingstown
Burlington
Wilmington
Del
Indes Penlent Ethks
Nations Agreement
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