Red Sox Rally Past Nationals in Record Opening Day Attendance
Boston defeats Washington 6 4 in the afternoon game after Erasing a 4 3 deficit in the ninth. Walter Johnson pitched well for the Nationals and Boston’s offense surged late with Hooper and Carrigan delivering key hits. The doubleheader drew over 45 000 fans, an attendance record for a single holiday in Boston.
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Mystical run deficit haunts Nationals and Cleveland rise
Sporting commentary notes a string of one run defeats for the Nationals against strong teams, strange luck and home field advantages skewing results. Cleveland’s spring success under new changes, the Mets rising attention on Oberlin pitching, and Jeffries versus Johnson in training camp bets.
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Mystie
Apell
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Stahi Cantillon
Jim Medleer
Thera
Thers
Thees
Everal
Frank Oberlin Oberlin
Boston
Oberlin
Natonals
Mystery weight of Jeffries and Fitzsimmons era weighing tales
New York April 19 reports the mystery about Jeffries weight for a July 4 bout at Emeryne. Berger says he will weigh at least 235 pounds. Photographs and past weigh-ins show a declining weight trend with past stints near 248 then 218 and 209 in earlier rings.
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Washington
New York
Jeffries
Jeffres
Emeryrne
Borger
Rowardennan
Titzeimmons
Coney Island
Bob Armstrong
Steve O Donnell
Allenhurst
Fitz
Caney Island
Billy Delacey
Incomplete sports scoreboard note from era
fragmented listing shows multiple team names and scores such as Boston Washington Philadelphia New York and others. unreadable tokens and broken words prevent full extraction of teams dates or outcomes.
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Washington
Boston
Motors and Exhibits Spark City Auto Scene
Lester D Moore Jr delivers a Reo 4 to OG G Rit te manager at Winchester subagency, while Brudebaker showcases a Studebaker electric at Zell Motor Car Company. Chalmers driver Davla Bary Lee Lorimer discusses racing, with questions about the Bluebird 740. Public interest grows as residents note the rise of autos over horses, and Detroit mail volume hits records with H M F delivering vast daily letters using auto flurries.
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Morning Game Close as Nationals Threaten Desperate Ninth
April 19 at Boston the morning game went to Hosten 2 1 but the Nationals stirred drama in the ninth Lelivelt leaped, Gessler singled, Biberfeld reached second. With two Senators aboard and Bob Younglaub up, Bull Hobert offered relief as McBride faced a tense finish.
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Naps Beat White 8 0x in Twelfth Inning Win
Chicago April 19 Cleveland defeated Chicago 2 to 1 after a tense 11th inning. Warner and Lajoie delivered singles and Lord scored the winning run on an infield out. Bradley was ejected for disputing a call by Perrine with two outs in the 11th.
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Hat Styles and Prices Highlight Practical Fashions
A short catalog note touts Omar hats at 3 dollars as top value and equal to pricier options. It promotes the Remo style at 200 dollars and notes strong popularity. Also mentions London Hat Company models at 500 dollars as elite headwear among hats.
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Hata
Georgetown vs Gallaudet on the Hilltop in bold clash
This afternoon Georgetown faces Gallaudet on the Hilltop Geld in a battle royal with confident teams. Georgetown under Phil King eyes their first defeat end, while O Connor and Blanner may share pitching duties and Bun Faenan do shines at receiver. The day also brings a wrestling marquee as Zbyszko and Roller are billed for Chicago show on April 28 after a shoulder injury.
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Cameron Takes Marathon at Boston Classic
Fred L Cameron of Amherst NS led a strong Canadian contingent in the Boston Athletic Association’s fourteenth annual marathon from Ashland to Boston finishing in 2 hours 24 minutes 53.4 seconds, the third fastest in the event. Clarence deMar of Boston took second with James Corkery of Toronto third as Toronto runners dominated the field with seven in the top twenty. Conditions were ideal after a night of rain and warm forenoon sun, drawing an estimated 200000 spectators along the course.
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Jeffries Camp Report Shows Fine Condition Before May Fight
Jim Jeffries works at Rowardennan Cal ahead of his May 14 bout with Joe Thomas. Bill Papke visits, reports Jeffries looks fit, weight down, in high spirits after a phone call from his improving wife. Training rest day followed by road run and gym sessions. Sam Berger travels to recruit Joe Choynski as trainer.
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Conference votes to retain football in 1910 era
Representatives from Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska Drake Washington Ames and Kowaim discussed abolishing football after 1910. The motion failed as the conference rejected the resolution. Three Kansas and two Missouri members supported the abolition, while others voted against it.
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