Donlin's Home Run Delivers Giants Victory Over Brooklyn
Mike Donlin blasted a ninth inning homer to lift the New York Giants to a 3 2 win over Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds. The crowd of about 25,000 roared as Donlin drove in two runs, Merkle had earlier doubled, and Tenney scored on a close play. The opener drew record attendance and had Giants leading early before Brooklyn tied, then Donlin's slam sealed the upset. Brooklyn's pitching struggled as Mathewson dominated with strong defense and a windy day favored offense briefed by a festive mood. The victory kickstarted the season amid warm sun and packed grandstands, with fans flooding the field after the final out.
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Brooklyn Drives In Hard Fights Late for Victory over New York
Brooklyn edges New York with late scoring as Merkle and Donlin power a comeback. Mathewson dominates until a ninth inning rally falls short, while errors and ground rules shape the earlier frame. Doziners and Bergens tabs highlight a high tension game in the Giants bullpen.
Phillies and Boston Batter Up in 5001006017 79 Moston Match
In Boston and Philadelphia teams faced off with McQuillan and Dooin from Boston and Flaherty Dorner and Bowerman providing the battery pairings. Umpire Klein presided as the game unfolded with Keim noted in the officiating lineup.
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Pittsburg Defeats St. Louis in 6 to 0 Game
Pittsburg pitchers Camnitz and Gibson shut out St. Louis with 6 runs. St. Louis duo McGlynn and Hostetter provided the opposing battery. Umpire Rigler called the game.
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Chicago Defeats Cincinnati In Seven Run Game
Chicago beats Cincinnati 7 to 3 in a nine inning baseball game at Chicago. Fraser and Kling pitched for Chicago while Coakney Tozer and McLean joined Cincinnati in the field. Umpire O Day. The line score shows Cincinnati scoring in the fourth, fifth and seventh frames.
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Keen Struggle for Blues at the Durland Horse Show
At the Durland Riding Academy last night the fashion set filled boxes as the annual horse show showcased jumping performances. Julep bucked Frederick Lee, who fell but recovered to finish the jump. Cracker Jack ridden by Dick Donnelly won, while Perfection and Cardiff also scored in ponies and gaits with Reliance and Colleen earning placements in the driven class.
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Defeat for Princeton Golfers at Lakewood Match
Lakewood Country Club defeated Princeton 12 to 2 in a golf match yesterday. Dyke was the sole Princeton scorer and earned credit for a consolation effort as H. J. and other Lakewood players dominated the contest.
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Harvard Beats Annapolis Nine 7 to ? in April Showdown
In Annapolis on April 22 the Harvard baseball team defeated the Midshipmen 7 to 0 as Hicks pitched superbly for the Crimson allowing only one hit and striking out nine.
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Harvard Oarsmen Defeat Navy on Severn River Race
Harvard defeated Navy by a scant half length in a dramatic two mile race on the Severn River Annapolis. Harvard finished 14 min 30 sec to Navy 10 min 32 sec amid wind tide. Steamers and boats crowded the scene as spectators watched the Crimson prevail.
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Princeton Tigers Rally Wins Over Lafayette in Final Innings
In Princeton, April 22, the Tigers beat Lafayette 9 to 7 after trailing 7 to 2 in the sixth. A rally in the sixth and seventh, plus a ninth inning run by Fish on a bases loaded situation, secured the victory as Clark shut Lafayette down after replacing Drewes. Reed and Heed contributed timely hits as Princeton showed improved batting. Umpire Haesett timed the game at 2:10.
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Army's Fighting Finish Defeats Williams in Rally
West Point cadets overcome a 3 0 deficit in the ninth inning to beat Williams College 4 3. Haverkamp walked, Meyer doubled, Anderson walked to load the bases, Byars delivered a timely hit, Hyatt drove in two runs, and an overthrow at third base sealed the victory for West Point.
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Auto race questions settled for Briarcliff course
State Engineer Frederick Skene accepted a $3,000 certified check and a $1,600 promise for a bond to cover road damage, clearing the way for tomorrow's Briarcliff trophy auto race. Two accidents marred practice with Campbell and Robertson hurt but able to race. Pinkerton guards and grandstand policing arranged. Roosevelt invited but unable to attend. Greensburg requires a $100,000 indemnity bond to protect roads.
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Lehigh Defeats Harvard In Lacrosse 8-? In Bethlehem
Bethlehem April 22 Lehigh University beat Harvard in lacrosse with an eight goal margin. The brief contest produced an eight to zero score line amid a strong Lehigh home showing.
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Yankees Lose To Athletics In Philadelphia
New York dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Philadelphia as Plank pitched steadily and scored the winning run. Chesbro lasted for New York while Hartsel and Powers sparked the Athletics with timely hits. St Louis moved to the pennant lead after beating Detroit, leaving the Yankees in second place.
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Chicago Defeats Cleveland 4-0 in Scoring Glance
In a rough baseball scoreline, Chicago hammered Cleveland 4 to 0. Key Chicago arms Owen and Sullivan starred on offense while Cleveland’s Liebhardt Rhoades Clarkson and Clarke contributed on defense.
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Washington Racecard Note on Boston Shoes and Batteries
Fragmentary sports card notes list Washington entries including Keds batteries Boston, Winter, Morgan and Carrigan with Washington figures Smith Falkenberg and Street Um pire Connolly. The readable items reference footwear and battery brands tied to Boston and Washington participants.
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Jubilee Meets Defeat in Aqueduct Handicap Race
Jubilee the three year old son of Compute, trained by Fred Littlefield, faded from last to near the finish but finished out of the money, possibly injuring himself in the stretch. Zienap, ridden by McCarthy, won by a length from Rifleman as Besom faded late. Other races featured Barry Maid and Cohort showing form, while Economy disappointed in the two year old event.
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Eastern League Games Today Briefs and Standings
Eastern League schedule lists Buffalo at Newark, Toronto versus Jersey City, Montreal at Baltimore, Rochester at Providence with Newark, Buffalo, and Baltimore leading standings. Montreal and Toronto show midpack records as Rochester and others trudge. Standings show Newark and Baltimore atop an irregular table with Montreal, Buffalo, Toronto, and Rochester in mid region.
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