Timid Fans Drop Baseball for Cirgus Night
Crowds of about 7,000 still attend the Giants win as the Superbas fall. National League results include New York 4 Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 4 Boston 8 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 2 St Louis 0. Standings show Chicago in first with Brooklyn close behind and New York and Cincinnati trailing.
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Giants and Suburbas clash amid Brooklyn circus crowds
In a noisy Brooklyn scene, 7000 fans filled the stands for the Giants versus Suburbas game as a circus and rain signs lingered. The early innings showed little scoring while quirky plays and roofed blasts brought brief excitement around the bleachers.
Giants Rally Past Suburbas In Brooklyn Tilt
In a nine inning game Brooklyn hosts New York, Giants win 4 to 1. Pattee Tenney and Bresnahan spark Giants with timely hits while Donlin and Bridwell contribute for Brooklyn. Rucker and Ames handle mound duties as fans endure a long afternoon game with few runs after the fourth.
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Phillies Top Boston in Tenth on Ritcher Fumble
In Philadelphia, the home team beat Boston in the tenth inning when Ritcher fumbled to allow a runner to score. Hoch struggled through eight innings before Boston tied it in the ninth. Young was effective with men on base, and the game lasted fifty five minutes.
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Chicago Defeats St Louis 2–0 In Final Series Game
In St Louis on April 20 Chicago topped the Cardinals 2 to 0 to close the series. Notable plays included a late homer by Clarke for Cincinnati in another ninth inning rally and a doubleheader-like scoring pattern across the games with key innings, bases and pitching details noted.
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New York Players Fined for Playing with Outlaw Clubs
The National Baseball Commission reinstated Garland Stahl and M J Donlin but fined each 100 for playing with or against clubs harboring ineligible players in Chicago last season. It warns no National agreement player may play with or against such clubs in the future or risk at least 250 for a first offense.
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New Yorker Wins Boston Marathon in 2:25:43
T. P. Morrissey of the Mercury Athletic Club New York City won the twelfth Boston Athletic Association Marathon finishing in 2 25 43 a time second only to last year's record. Jay Hayes of the Irish American A C New York finished second in 2 26 04 followed by Robert A Fowler of Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association in 2 26 42.
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Holy Cross Tops Fordham In Rainy Comeback at Fitton Field
Holy Cross defeated Fordham 4 to 1 before about 5 000 spectators at Fitton Field in a rain soaked game. Dowd held Fordham to one run with 11 strikeouts and control in tight spots. Scoring included two base hits by Scanlon and a three base hit by Carney while Mahoney earned the loss for Fordham.
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Georgetown Falls to Princeton 10 3 in Baseball Clash
Georgetown’s winning streak ended as Princeton defeated them 10 to 3 in a weathered campus game. Duffy hit a home run and Heyniger starred on the mound with strong pitching. Batteries were He yniger and Dawson for Georgetown, while Diamond Cantwell and Duffy lined up for Princeton.
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Beaudin Aims to Break Weston Record in Walk
Arsene Beaudin of Adams Mass started from Portland at midnight to walk to Chicago to beat Edward Payson Weston. He reached Newburyport after seventy seven miles, tired and sleeping in a newspaper office chair before planning a 60 mile leg at 4 am. He slept at the police station due to lack of funds. Weston drew a cheering crowd while Beaudin's arrival went largely unnoticed.
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Boston Beats Philadelphia In Morning Baseball Game
Boston defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Vickers and Davis commit errors and Thomey shines on base running. Young strong at the plate and McHale delivers three-base hit for Boston in the April 20 matchup.
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Fogler and Bardgett win sprint match against Taylor at Park Square
Joe Pogier and Walter Bardgett of New York and Syracuse teamed to defeat Major Taylor of Worcester in two straight heats at Park Square Coliseum. Fogler and Pardgett won by 12 to 6 on points, with first heat a half mile in 0.006-3 and second heat a mile in 2 7 16 2-5.
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