Weather hints and early season notes from a baseball game
Fans saw a fair day with four o clock start and a crowd around 15 000 in the park though attendance appeared near 1700 yesterday. Johnson pitched strongly, Hines limited. The Georgetown League met with four teams exploring a new season. Albany beat Princeton 4 11 in an exhibition as pitchers shuffled selections and Street and McAleer oversaw quiet choice.
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McAleer’s Athletics Show Bright Infield Promise
Plank’s pitching stalls National hitters as McAleer reshuffles order and field. Dougherty joins guests, Schaefer Unglaub and Unglaub excel with the bat while Cains shines at second. Eddie Cain’s stellar stop and Plank’s time-wasting antics draw critique amid a two hour game.
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Attendance totals for yesterday across leagues and cities
Yesterday's box score snippet shows American League games in New York Washington Detroit and Chicago with a combined total attendance. National League games list Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis with varied crowds and a grand total reported as 76,224.
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Early season notes on Detroit Cleveland game and Athletics outlook
The article blends spring training chatter around the Philadelphia Athletics and remarks on opening day outcomes. It highlights Connie Mack’s confidence in a deep roster, notes Charles Street and Taft in attendance, plus detailed a ten inning Detroit Cleveland game with Cleveland winning 7 4 in extras driven by Crawford and Mullin’s struggles and Joss’s late resilience.
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One Hit Off Smith As White Sox Beat St Lovla
Chicago opened the season with a 3 to 0 win over St Lovla. Smith pitched a great game allowing only one hit and one walk. The loss spoiled St Lovla’s debut as a major league club. Continued on fourth page.
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