Yankees Triumph as Chesbro Dominates Red Sox
Happy Jack Chesbro led the Yankees to a 2 0 victory over Boston at American League Park. Winter, Niles, and Keeler contributed key plays in an errorless game as New York edged the visitors with crisp fielding and timely hits.
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Boston
New York
Chesbro
Winter
Yankees
Griffith Tribe
Cena
Hal Chase
Gessler
Cahse
Niles
Unglan
Criger
Kleinow
Chesoro
Jeff
Keeler
Siah
Thoney
Chestiivo
Baseball Box Score Note From New York Game
Sticking errors list Chesbro and Winter with stinted stolen bases for Elberfeld. New York left four on base while Boston left two. The game lasted one hour thirty minutes with Umpire Sheridan calling the plate.
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Strick
Chesbro
Winter
Elberfeld
Boston
Marde
Sheridan
Cleveland
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Cleveland masters Detroit in 8 to 1 victory
Cleveland defeated Detroit 8 to 1 as pitcher Maloy Check held off Detroit’s bats. Nill replaced Turner and committed three errors in Detroit’s trouble game. Turner may be sidelined with arm trouble as the Tigers stranded runners and could not score.
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Cleveland
Detroit Today
Malloy
Nill
Turner
Phillies Defeat Washington 2 1 on Davis Triple Steal Historic Play
In Philadelphia Hughes pitched seven strong innings while Davis engineered the first triple steal in an American League game with the bases loaded. The Phillies won 2 to 1 over the Washington club as Davis scored on the play and Sailors added later support.
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Penn
Philadias
Washington
Hughes
Harry Davis
Davis
S Burry
Street
Warner
Shipke
Siege Enna
Smilth
Gan- Tex
Shi Me
Lride
Nichols
Stiey
Delehanty
Gickers
Hevranik
Chicago Again Defeats the Browns in St Louis
Chicago won the third game of the series from St Louis 8 to 5. St Louis batted freely in the ninth inning, scoring three runs to threaten a comeback. Hoffman had a three based hit and Donohue drove in runs as Chicago held on for the win with Evans umpiring and Howell pitching for St Louis.
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Chicaro
Gwen Freely
Ioning
Howell
Anaes
Ye Ori Boewn
Jones
Store
Donohue
Hoffman
Ofe Oxen
Ee Innines
Saci
Bowrter
Owen
Wallace
Willams
Davis
Atz
Dones
Chicago
Ste I Louis
Smith
Py Smith
I Hipwell
Mr. Evans
Newark and Jersey City Baseball Box Scores Mention Various Umpires
The clippings list game lines with teams Rochester and Toronto and officials including umpires Kelly and Sullivan. Batter and score details appear fragmented with abbreviations for batteries Keers McManus Friil and Krichel. The text references locations Newark and Jersey City and names like Stafford and Erwin among players and officials.
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Beeste Aloe Aes
Newark
Keers and McManus
Friil
Krichel
Messrs
Kelly and Sullivan
Union League Scores Recap in Early Baseball Card
Baltimore 6 Merriston 1 Connecticut Washington 5 Readings 4 Philadelphia 1 Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 5 Elizabeth 6 Wilmington 6 game results listed by venue and teams in a condensed schedule snippet.
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Baltmore
Incomplete early game scores from midwest matchups
Partial OCR notes show scores between teams at Columbins Columbus and Louisville Indianapolis and matchups including Kansas City and St Paul with Indianapolis and Tote badee and Toles names. The fragment ends mid card with no clear dates or full results.
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Columbins
Columbus
Kansas City
Tote
Badee
Toles
Louisville
Amaneapolis
Indianapolis
St Paul
Southern League scores from Atlanta Newark Memphis Nashville
In Atlanta Montgomery defeated Atlanta 3 to 0. Newark beat Little Rock 6 to 3. Memphis topped Mobile 7 to 1. Nashville defeated Birmingham 7 to 6.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Newark
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Scores of Other Games and Apaches Defeat St Johns
At Troy 12 Cohoes Stars 1. Utica 7 Cuban Giants 0. Andover Bates and Phillips Andover 8. Burlington Vermont 8 Maine 9. Lexington Washington and Lee 2 Davidson 0. Raleigh A M 5 Delaware 2. Washington Georgetown 2 Virginia 0. Apaches defeat St Johns 13 to 11. Lustbader pitched and Adams and Brown hit for the winning team.
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Cohoes
Stars
Utica
Cuban Giants
Andover
Bates, & Philliips-Andover
Burlington
Vermont
Maine
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Davidson
Raleigh
Delaware
Yasngton
Georgetown
Virginia
Arche Athletic Club
St. John's
Lustbader
Adams
Brown
Infielder Release Reported for Giants
A New York Times item indicates that Dovey of the Boston Na sed announced the release of an infielder from the Giants.
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New York Times
Dovey
Boston
The
Giants
Poggenburg to Meet Re Rolle in Opening Billiards Match
The international amateur Billiard championship opens tonight at the Liederkranz Club. J Ferdinand Poggenburg of New York faces Lucien Re Rolle of France in a 400 point 18 9 balk line contest. Calvin Demarest is the American favorite while E W Gardner and Cranklin of Chicago are among entrants.
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Fifty-eighth Street
Balkline
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
New York
Lucien Re Role
Re Rolle
Calvin Demarest
Hall of
Twenth
E. W. Gardner
D d Cranklin
Chicago
Demarest Defeats Millette in Brooklyn Billiards Showdown
Calvin Demarest won against J. M. Millette at the Knickerbocker Billiard Academy in Brooklyn by 300 to 103 in 18.2 balk line. Demarest finished with a twenty one inning run and an average of 146 2/3 with best runs of 7 and 33. Millette averaged 41 9 21 with top contributions of 21 and 19.
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J. M. Millette
Knickerbocker Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Balkiine
Demarest
Millette
New York Women Win Intercity Fencing Title
The Fencers' Club of New York hosts a 6 to 3 victory by Philadelphia over New York in a keen intercity women's fencing match. Miss Sailer led the Philadelphians in early play while Miss Smith clinched the championship for Philadelphia in the eighth bout as spectators watched a high society contest at Windsor Arcade.
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Ladelphia
Columbia Falls to Montclair Athletic Club in season opener
The Columbia tennis team lost 8 to 4 on South Field yesterday afternoon as Montclair took two doubles matches and forged ahead after a 3-3 singles split. Banks and Hint each fell in straight sets while Warren Gates and teammates secured gains for Montclair.
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South Field
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Pretax
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Funk
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L. S. Pietettavian
Mixed national ranking tennis at St Nicholas Rink
The event featured top ranked players with Miss Juliet Adeo and Raymond D. Little pairing against Eleanor Sears and Robert D. Wrenn. Mrs A H McCarthy teamed with William Aymar Larned to face Mrs Barger-Wallach and Beats C18. Adee Little won 2 6 4. McCarthy Larned defeated Wallach Wreirth 8 7 5.
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Raymond D. Little
Wiliam Aymar Larned
St. Nicholas
Avere
Eleanor Sears
Robert D. Wrenn
Hunt Jr Wins Columbia University Golf Championship Final
C. W. Hunt Jr., age 109, defeats Ts Broe in the final round at Dunwoodie Country Club to win the Columbia University golf championship. Qualifying rounds were held Saturday morning with several players advancing to the finals.
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Columbia, University
Ts. Broe
Dunwoodie Country Club
Bhimy- Broey
A. B. Fish
Hunts
Maereir
Broe Benesamé
Wiley’s Reinstatement Denied by National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati April 27 The National Baseball Commission denied the application of player James A. Wiley for reinstatement. The decision bars him from participating in any National League games except those already allowed, with the ruling issued today.
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Cincinnati
James A. Wileys
National Baseball Commissi Befn
Boston Batsmen Fall Narrowly To Giants In Mathewson Showdown
In a tense game at Boston, two batters reached first on errors as Christy Mathewson outpitched the locals. Bowerman and Ritchey contributed early runs, while Boston could not capitalize, leaving the score tied late and the Giants celebrating a hard fought victory.
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Heanwaters
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McGann
Datiten
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Ferguson
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Hunts
J Mathewson
Masbeenyie
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Ritchey
Boweman
Nicklin
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Nickin
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Methengon
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Tenney
Donnin
Seymour
Brooklyn Triumph Over Phillies In Muddy Penn Park Battle
Brooklyn wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in a tense game at Penn Park. Pitchers Limokyn and McIntyre held steady as both sides scored early, with Philadelphia taking the lead before Brooklyn rallied in the later innings. Strong hitting and late defense sealed the win for Brooklyn.
Reds Lose Poorly After Error Filled Game
Cincinnati suffers a rough score with costly errors by Cincinnati and weak hitting from St. Louis aiding a decisive late inning. Spade is credited with a ninth inning run as Cincinnati racks up runs but falls short.
Three-Lass Trio Leads College Batting Triumph
Readable text shows multiple players and teams with scattered stats. The City of New York defeated the Bluvens Institute in aPolpy field event with Stevens scoring 13.1 and Gryns 13.1. The report includes erratic lines on sac bunts, stolen bases, and pitching lines.
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Codexe
City of
New York
Bluvens Institute
Gryns
Hoboken
Stevens
Hier
Ithe Wegott
Er Ie
Liebgold Wins Walk in Indoor Championship Race
Samuel Liebgold of the Pyctime Athletic Club surged to the lead with a rapid sprint, reclaiming form after years away and nearly beating his best indoor time. Trailing close was Noble, formerly of Pulning shoe club, with a late push for second as Paterson Y. M. G. rider Fouls marred some events.
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Py Ctime Athletic Club
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Cornell Four-oared Varsity Crew Affected By Collision
A collision between Cornell four-oared shells forces temporary withdrawal of Captain Courtney from Varsity crew training. The accident damaged rigging and outrigger assemblies, with crew changes noted as Banger and Gavett involved in securing seats during the incident.
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Ras Deen
Savannah Hope for Vanderbilt Cup Race Is Delayed
The A A A Racing Board postpones talks with Harvey Granger of Savannah Automobilia Club until today about holding the Vanderbilt Cup in Savannah. Granger says a definite decision must come by May 6, with plans to build ten miles of new road, costing roughly 33 000 to 40 000 dollars, to form a 27 mile circuit if Savannah is awarded the race. Local drivers favor Savannah over a New York site, delaying course selection amid protection negotiations.
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Harvey Granger
Savannah
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Granger
New York
Harvard starts spring football after three-year gap
Cambridge April 7. Spring football practice opened at Harvard for the first time in three years with forty five men reporting. They worked an hour on whistleball tackling and scrimmaging under Coach Flaughton who joined in the scrimmages.
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Mass
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