Young Shuts Out Nationals as Boston Triumphs 7 to 0
Veterans star Charles Denton Young dominated the Nationals, allowing two hits through six innings before relief, while Boston benefited from timely hits and costly fielding errors. Falkenberg faltered early and was retired for Cates as Boston built a firm lead. Washington struggled at the plate and in the field, with key miscues aiding the shutout.
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Locala
Young
J ED Grillo
Charles Denton
Bostons
Nationals
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Tuns
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Thanet
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Thoney
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Clymer
Yesterday's Attendance and Ninth Inning Finish
Boston wins 7 to 1 as Cates and Young dominate. Logically a late triple by Japortes seals the ninth while Lord and McHale shine in fielding. Weather shifts and acclimation affect both clubs as Young remains a trusted ace despite a chilly spell.
Young game's best pitcher may prove age no bar
Cy Young has earned fame as the greatest pitcher and may yet show the world that a man of fifty can lead in athletics. Other pitchers have flashed brilliance briefly, but who can point to a record as enduring?
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Cates
Cy Young
Nicholls Double Counts As Philadelphia Triumphs In 12 Inning Opener
In Philadelphia on April 24 the York Americans fell 9 to 2 in a twelve inning marathon. Utherfeld and Nicholls delivered key hits, with Nicholls adding a twelfth inning double after Glade and Bender locked the game until the ninth. Glade kept New York hitless until the ninth, while Philadelphia broke through with timely outs and a late surge.
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Opening of Union League as Irwin Regroups Washington for Reading
Manager Irwin, confident yet noncommittal, launches the Union League season in Reading with Washington meeting Ressling's club. Twelve players plus Irwin travel. Speer to pitch, Burke behind the plate, Gilbert center, Wallace right, Shaughnessy left. Monday features a street parade before the two game series in Washington.
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St Louis shuts out Pittsburg in strong pitching duel
St Louis defeated Pittsburg 3 to 0 as both starters held the opposing lineup in check. Clarke was ejected in the eighth for disputing a call, and Raymond fanned the first three batters in the fifth as the game stayed tight before St Louis pulled away late.
Boston Beats Phillies In Slow League Match
Boston secured a 6 to 3 win over Philadelphia in a low scoring game. Browne key at bat and base running, with fielding by Richess, highlighted Boston’s offense while Hoch and Flaherty pitched well for the Phillies. Notes include Browne and Hoch driving runs, multiple hits, and errors shaping the outcome.
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Grant
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Browne Bates
Stiicher Dahlen
McGann Hord Doolin
Courtney
Heston
Dalla
Cleveland Beats Detroit 2-1 In Pitchers Battle
Cleveland defeats Detroit 2 to 1 in a low scoring game. Crawford drove in Detroit’s run on a triple and Clarke’s error. Cleveland scoring came on hits by Jos Clarke and Stovall with a Bradley sacrifice. Mullin struck out nine for Detroit. Coughlin allowed the decisive run in the ninth.
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Oal McIntyre
Ofy Clarke
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Pastorius Puzzle Upsets New York at Polo Grounds
In Brooklyn April 24 New York fell 4 to 3 as Pastorius struggled yet held on after McGraw used Crandall eight innings and Malarkey the ninth. Crandall allowed two runs in 8 2/3 innings with Malarkey giving up the final tally as New York failed to support. Pattee Jordan Alperman Ritter Bresnahan starred with two base hits and key plays.
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Shannon
Maroney
Tenney
Ocrandali
Bacrifice
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Hummel
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Bresnahan
Donlin
Waddell Shines In St Louis Win Over Chicago
Waddell defeats Smith as St Louis tops Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. St Louis tallies in the sixth on key hits. Notable players include Jones Wallace Parent and Donohue for Chicago, with Waddell pitching seven innings and Smith handling the mound for Chicago.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball score and play-by-play from Brooklyn game
New York led by five to four against Brooklyn with Crandall hitting two runs and Pastorius four on first base error. Pastorius pitched one base on balls and struck out Crandall and Pastorius. A wild pitch by Crandall and a Brooklyn hit by Pastorius are noted. Umpires Messrs Empite and Rudderham. Time of game one hour and unknown minutes.
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Rudderham
Chicago Triumphs With Lundgren Strong Pitching In Loss
Chicago pushed three runs across the early innings as Lundgren struck out eight and held Cincinnati to two runs. Campbell relieved with mix of hits and errors aiding Chicago's 4 2 win. Huggins, Gansel, Paskert, Moran and Lundgren produced the offense with key hits and a late defensive stand.
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Pittsburg Council Seeks 75 Tax Per Game on Club
Pittsburg council committee voted 13 to 11 to recommend a city ordinance taxing the Pittsburg baseball club 75 for each game played in town. Rumors say club management may raise game admission if the measure passes. Some council members favored 400 per game. passage appears likely.
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Pittsburg
Committee of Common Council
Hugh Vergusen
Minor league results across leagues with scattered scores
Eastern League games in Jersey City Newark and Providence yielded varied outcomes with Montreal and Toronto posting wins. American Association contests featured Columbus Milwaukee and Louisville battling in rough weather. Southern League saw Atlanta and Nashville matchups affected by darkness and rain. South Atlantic League results included Augusta Savannah and Charleston games with multiple shutouts.
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Tech 1 Sewanee 0 In Baseball Action
Other results show Georgia Tech defeating Sewanee 1 to 0 in Atlanta while Vanderbilt beat Knoxville 2 in Springfield Massachusetts New Bedford triumphed 8 4 and Lynn Maine led Linn Connecticut a Brockton-New Haven match produced 8 to 3 over Worcester Waterbury and Lowell saw Vermont lose 0 to 5 Boston area teams in various regional games.
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