Two Baseball Contests Include Double Plays and Bases on Balls
Box score style recap shows Ritchey and OKling among batters with multiple hits and drives. Weimer and Phillippe duel on the mound with several wild pitches and strikeouts as Chicago edges Cleveland and St. Louis in a pair of games. Attendance tallies reach over seven thousand per game.
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Tinker
Clymer
Clarke
Clancy
Leach
Carisch
Ritchey
Phillippe
Weimer
Messrs
Klem and Emslie
Gibson Umpire Mr Eagan Time of Game
One hour and fifteen minutes counted for the game with attendance not specified in the readable fragment. The report references umpire Mr Eagan and the Gibson team figure in the official duration.
Princeton Blank Cornell In Four to Zero Victory
Princeton shut out Cornell 4 to 0 at home. Pitcher Byram dazzled with 16 strikeouts and only two hits allowed, striking out the first three batters in the second and sixth innings. Deshon pitched well for Cornell but lacked early-run support. Princeton seized the early lead and held on.
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New York Times
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Navy Oarsmen Defeat Penn in Two-Mile Annapolis Race
The Naval Academy first crew beat the University of Pennsylvania first crew on the Severn River in 12 12 percent minutes. Penn freshmen finished in 12 55 percent, eight lengths behind, with Navy second crew at 12 57. After the finish Atkin collapsed and did not revive for minutes, signaling the race’s tough grind.
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Bullman
100 to 1 Chance Won at Jamaica Course
Longshot Fiat wins the opening race at 100 to 1 as favorites falter through the Jamaica program. Rapid Water dominates the Kings County Handicap, beating St Valentine and Sinister, with Edna Jackson and Lady Valentine among notable two year olds in the Rosedale Stakes.
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Cace Gesturas
Columbia Crew Wins Two Mile Hudson Race
Columbia University oarsmen won a two mile race on the Hudson River with the senior eight beating the second crew by a length and a half. The faster shell started with a one length handicap but pulled ahead steadily, finishing half a length clear. Freshman lineup changes were announced by Coach Goodwin with Earle as coxswain.
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Hudson River
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Snevily
Holbert
Breck
Helmrich
Osterhont
M. White
Earle Coxswain
Winslow
Mullen Dominates Balk-line Challenge at Daly’s Academy
National amateur billiards champ Martin Mullen, on a Cleveland to Mexico trip, dazzled at Maurice Daly's Academy Broadway with a 300 point win over Dr. L L Mial. He posted runs of 253 caroms and 148 in separate 300 point tests, averaging above six and forty five respectively, with faultless draw and frequent masse shots.
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Martin Mullen
Cleveland
Mexico
Maurice Daly
Academy
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
L. L. Mial
Mullen
Dr. Mial
J. C. Lewis
Lacrosse Injury Relates Crescent Club Match
L J Doyle manager of the Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse squad was hurt and retired during the Crescent Athletic Club game against the New York Lacrosse Club in a drizzling rain. The Crescent senior team won 5 goals to 2. The Crescent second team defeated Stevens Institute of Hoboken 3.
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Crescent Athletic Club
New York Lacrosse Club
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Hoboken
Rain Delays Local Games As World Champs Suffer Loss
Baseball scores show Washington beating Detroit and Boston while Pittsburg and St. Louis split wins. National League results include Philadelphia 6 Boston 4 and Pittsburg 3 Chicago 2. American League tallies list Washington 4 Boston 2 and Chicago 15 Detroit 5. Standings reflect New York leading the circuit with a .700 mark.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule
New York plays Brooklyn while Chicago visits Cincinnati. Pittsburg hosts St. Louis and Detroit travels to Chicago. Cleveland faces St. Louis in a day of intercity games.
Philadelphia Wins Home Finale Over Boston 6 to 4
The Philadelphia team defeats Boston 6 to 4 in their last series game on home ground. Willis struggled early but steadied, while Philadelphia built a lead in the first two innings and held on as Boston scored in the fourth and fifth. Two-base hits came from Sharpe and Raymer. attendance was 1,386 at the game lasting one hour and forty five minutes.
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Pittsburg Defeats Chicago Behind Fourth Inning Errors
Pittsburg wins 2-0 over Chicago as two errors in the fourth inning allow the visitors to score their first run on Phillippe’s two bases on balls and a second run batted in. Clymer, Oj, Clarke, Schuite, Bumont, O Barry, Wagner, Clancy listed among players with limited action.
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Oj Schuite
Cincinnati Defeats St Louis 2-1 In Hard Fought Game
Cincinnati beat St Louis 2-1 behind Overall and McFarland pitching. Beckley Dunleavy and Burke tallied for Cincinnati while St Louis countered with Shannon Smoot Seymour and Brain. Three-base hits by Beckley Dunleavy and first bases on balls by McFarland marked the contest before 5,000 in attendance.
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Washington Defeats Giants 4 to 2 in Boston Tilt
Washington scored four runs while Boston mustered two as Gibson and Jacobsen held the hosts to three hits. Jones starred in center for Washington with sharp defense and crucial plays. Attendance reached 6 528 with Umpire O Loughlin presiding.
Cleveland Beats St. Louis In Tight Baseball Tilt
Cleveland won an exciting game from St. Louis with brilliant fielding and hitting. Petty suffered more than Rhoades, and the only error was Gleason’s muff of a pop fly that produced Cleveland’s two run margin. Score:
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Chicago Defeats Detroit in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Chicago beat Detroit 15 to 5 as Donovan struggled early and Smith shut down Detroit until late. Key hits came from Holmes Dundon and Smith with Ford Crawford homering. Smith earned the win for Chicago. Donovan took the loss for Detroit in a game lasting 1 hour 50 minutes before 7,717 fans.
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O'Donovan
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Lowe
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Jersey City Wins First Series Opener Over Baltimore
Jersey City defeats Baltimore 6 to 2 in the opener of the first series. Burchell allows scattered hits, while Merritt hits a pivotal three-base hit and Cleared the bases. Manager Hugh Jennings fracture of the left wrist out for four weeks. Attendance 2,106.
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Lynch
Woods
Hearn
Cauley
Oj McCann
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Rochester Defeats Toronto Behind Strong Batting
Rochester defeated Toronto easily as Falkenberg struggled in three innings. Costly Canadian errors helped Rochester’s lead while Fertsch allowed nine hits but Toronto never challenged. Score by innings shows Rochester scoring early and late, with tight pitching by the visitors.
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Todlay
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Buffalo Beats Montreal 2 to 1 in Season Opener
Buffalo team opens season with a 2 to 1 victory over Montreal. Jones pitched splendidly with strong fielding support, while Felix also pitched well despite shaky defense. Brown, Buffalo's new third baseman, starred with quick infield work as the team committed errors by Montreal. Score shows Buffalo 2 5 Montreal 1 5.
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N. Y
Montreals
Jones
Felix
Brown
Fordham Beats Trinity 6 to 5 Behind Murray’s Eight K’s
Fordham University defeated Trinity College 6 to 5 at Fordham Field. Murray pitched strongly after the second inning, allowing only a few Hartford hits and fanning eight. Key plays featured H Hartman’s home run drive to center and a throw to the plate that nailed Bowman.
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Yale Defeats Penn In Rainy Yale Game 6 to 0
In New Haven on April 29 Yale beat the University of Pennsylvania 6 to 0 in a game played under drizzle. Yale scored across four innings with strong pitching from Pratt and Erwin while Penn could not muster offense.
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Harvard Defeats Dartmouth In Low Scoring Pitchers Game
Harvard beat Dartmouth 3 to 1 in Cambridge as an infield hit a triple and errors fueled a three run eighth inning. Coburn allowed one hit to Skillen two. key catches by Orcutt and McCarthy highlighted the game.
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Unclear match results from multiple city games
The report lists several scorelines with teams Columbus and St Paul 2 0, Louisville 4 Minneapolis 3, Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 2, Toledo 5 Milwaukee 4, indicating a series of hockey or similar matches with varying victors. No dates or venues provided.
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Baseball Scores From Multiple Minor Leagues
Connecticut League results: Meriden 8 Hartford 4. Bridgeport 10 New Haven 8. New London 9 Norwich 8. South Atlantic: Charleston 1 Jacksonville 0. Macon 1 Augusta 3. Southern: New Orleans 7 Shreveport 2. Memphis 1 Birmingham 7. Atlanta 3 Montgomery 9. Nashville 2. New England: Manchester 5 New Bedford 1. Concord 4 Fall River 0. Lynn 6 Lowell 4. Haverhill 8 Nashua 8.
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College and academy scores across towns and states
A long list of intercollegiate and academy football scores from multiple venues across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic. Notable results include Washington and Lee defeating Randolph Macon 12 to 3, Amherst topping Colby 3 to 2, and Brown edging Providence opponents 2 to 0.
Durland's Horse Show Promises Record Entries
The fourteenth annual Durland Company show opens next Tuesday evening at the academy on West Sixty-sixth Street and runs to Friday. More than 500 entries have been received, the largest outside Madison Square Garden. Mrs J B M Grosvenor leads with twenty six horses and nearly fifty entries, a possible national record for a single exhibitor.
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