Boston Tanes Openep Speaker Delivers Four Hits Including Home Run
The Boston Tanes top the game with a speaker delivering four hits four including a home run in right field. He piles up two singles and a triple, keeping the match close until the eighth inning when a barehand stop by Harry Lord features prominently.
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Harry ‘Lord
Harry Jord
Milan
Selvelt
Daly Lewis
Norman Elberfeld
Arellanos
Bender
Elberfeld
Lord
Lalivelietween
Charlie Wagmer
McBride
Angland
Lewis
Hooper
Gessler
Eberfeld
Boston Red Sox Run Rampage Shakes American League
A chaotic baseball recap shows Boston erupting for eleven runs as Washington and New York clash in the American League standings. Tris Speaker shines with two homerless sequences, while pitchers struggle and fans witness a high‑scoring day amid pennant chatter.
Automobiles and racing notes amid weather and lawsuits
The article surveys automakers and dealers facing bad weather hampering demonstrations, notes oil smoke vs coal smoke, and reports on several patent lawsuits under Selden in Michigan and Indiana. It also covers a recent 10 mile handicap win by a small car against Knox, Stoddard Dayton, Apperson Jack Rabbit, Buick, Marmon and others, plus baseball chatter about the Washington Nationals and Speed Boys.
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Thames
Miller Bros
Auto
aup+ Company
Los Angeles
Barney
Udfield
Dayton
Buick
Issota
United States
Michigan
Hastern
Demotcar Company
Detroit
Owen Motor Car Company
Abbott Motor Company
Anhut Motor Car Company
Warren Motor Car Company
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Carhartt Auto Corporation
Imperial Auto Company
Jackson
W. A. Paterson Company
Flint
Flint Wagon Works
Parry Auto Company
Indianapolis
District of
Indiana
Columbia Motor Car Company
George B. Selden
Patantes
Detroit Wins Another Weird Contest Over Browns 7 to 1
Detroit defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 in a rough game marked by sloppy fielding from both sides. St. Louis made costly errors while Detroit wasted runs on errant baserunning, with pitching changes by Graham and Pernoll noted. The era featured unusual scoring and multiple misplays at St. Louis’s home field in St. Toula on April 27.
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St. Louis Browns
St. Toula
Detroit
St. Louis
Dlunbb
Berawford
Deichaney
Abstein
Moriarty
Alsimmons
Starop Graham
Pernoll
Schweitzer
Galligan
Graham
Betrett
Wallace
Melstyre
Bush
Crawford
Delehanty
Bask
Cond
Griege
Delehants
Buen
Stanage
Hartzell
Griggs
Oy Graham
Demmitt
Wil Pitehes
Bells
Calby
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Colby
R. Good
Colby Holy Cross
Carey
Maloney
Hegan
Spiltane
Red Sox Rally Narrows Lead in Boston Effort
Boston turned a back‑and‑forth game into a 3–2 win as Speaker, Stahl, and a strong bullpen fueled a late rally. Earlier, Grays and a rough eighth inning drama spurred a Nationals push but failed to seal it. The article also notes Cleveland defeating Chicago 3–2 behind Krueger and Stovall with a peculiar tying run.
Army shuts out Yale in 3 to 0 victory at West Point
West Point toppled Yale 3 0 on April 27 with strong fielding and timely hits. Merritt and Lyman scored on sharp plays, Hyatt's pitching kept Yale from mounting more than a single inning threat, and a two-bagger by an Army batter helped seal the win.
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West Point
Yale
Whitesides
Merritt
Coy
Hyatt
Yate
Tommers
Army
Lyman
Yule. Rhoal
West Pont
Rhoae Merritt
isLyman
Whiteaide
Murphy
Dancerson
Loran
Harrison
Mol Age
Danit Tommie
Hesson Yatt
Tammers
Wasea
Whiteride
Messrs
Metyin
PulSiter
Tetals
Navy and A M C North Carolina battle to 15 inning tie
Naval Academy and North Carolina A M College played 15 innings in Annapolis without a decision as darkness halted play after each side scored one run in the 15th. notables included Gillam Abbott Hartsel and Ross for the Navy and Battoe Crown and Callaghan for A M C N.
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Navy and Agriculture and Mechanical
Washington Post
Annapolis
Robertson
Abbott
Ross
Hartsel
Midshipmen
Gillam
Callaghan
Acad
AE Freeman
Batto
Crown
OlGillam
Hieck
Abe
GlAbbott
Roberts
O Callaghan
Bartsel
Neilson
J Hiddlek
Olstrickland
Host
Loshome
Toms
Owridgely
Sexton
Meade
Prospect Athletic Club Seeks Games With Young Teams
The Prospect Athletic Club invites competition with teams averaging 46 to 17 years. Contact Charles Heynolds at 8217 Volta Place. Included are scattered baseball results from several colleges and cities, such as Syracuse 6 Springfield 0, Providence 4 Lafayette 2, Havowe Dartmouth 6 Bowdoin 0, and Trinity at Princeton.
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Prospect Athletic Club
Charles Heynolds
Volta Place
Syracuse
Springfield
Columbia
Georgia
South Carolina
Tanckster
Elala
New York State
Lanabter
Tristate
Exeter
New Stampsnie
Phillipe Baoter
Providence
Brown
Lafayette
Havowee
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Trinity
Chicago Defeats Pittsburg in Hard Fought Game
Chicago won 1 0 in a tight contest as Hofman and Tolan starred. Muttyre, recently acquired from another club, provided key hits and solid defense. Umpires Day and Brennan worked the game with close calls noted.
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Chicago
Urs
Hofman
Tolan
Bocher Fleuitach
Chisu
Ultsburg
Myane
Elrth
Melatire
Melavire
Lal- Pot Ompires
Jessrs Day
Breanan
Ani Ie
Boston Beats Brooklyn in Tumbling Ton Build Up
Boston defeats Brooklyn 9 to 0 as Smith hits a home run late breaking a shutout threat. The crowd notes Smith's homer and White’s strong pitching kept Brooklyn scoreless. Managers, players, and umpire calls are referenced in a cluttered game summary.
Phillies fall as Yankees win in a tight 4 to 2 contest
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 after a tight game at Capital City Park. The Yankees capitalized on defensive miscues while Philadelphia left runners on base in key innings. Merkle and Magee delivered earlier hits for New York, with Devore, Murray, Baymour, Oates, and Merger scoring.
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Hovitk
Hooper
Gepoue
Tom Ken
Hovis
Waterbury
Big John
Philadelphia
New York
ADH Oaeiphia
Olima
Dryle
OlBates
Murray
OlGrant
Seymour
Kidwell
Ward
Revlin
Mkpahe
McQuillan
Rensfield
Paliadelphia
Poe
Devore
Baymour
Oates
Magee
Merkle
Hita
Devlin
Doom
Bater
Sioten
Bridwell
Bates
Knahe
Daybla
Mathewson
Myers
Kerkle
Myera
Dole
Doolin
Grant
New York Philadelphia
McQuillen
Melarx
Kiem
Kane
Gonzaga
Business
Capital City Park
Gonzaga College
Fennell
Mayhew
Uwhitm'sh
Utady
Ef. Olkcott, Inc
Urtellly
Nacghten
Uwerr
O'Connell
Patchett
Garver
Simpson
Keimmer
P. Bawilson
Gonzage
Brady
O'Reilly
Marsden
Te ‘Ilson
Naughten
Whitmarsh
Whltmarsh
Dodge
Neughten
Harr
Meriden
Brady Lin
Wilson
Will
Kummer
Mawhianes
Timi
First defeat for C U as Eastern beats Catholic University
Eastern College hand Catholic University its first loss of the season on University field, edging the visitors 5 to 1. Higgins hurled well for the Eastern squad while Clancy’s wildness and walks supplied the margin, with McGeady flashing two shoestring catches and solid defense backing the pitchers.
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Catholic University
University Field
Eastern College
Green Felds
Virginia
Higgins
Qlaney
Clancy
Green
McGeady
Waters
Devries
C. UL
C. U
Hastern
Bale
Grean
Tobin
Hug
Bates
Bassie
Widmayer
Beuby
McDonnell
Emi Iears Bridges
North Carolina Beats Georgetown On Hilltop
North Carolina wins 5 to 1 as Stewart stifles Georgetown with bendy control and timely hits. Flannery relieves O Connor in the third and limits the Blue and White bats, while Hamilton, Williams, Duncan, and Sitterding supply late offense for UNC. Georgetown's only run comes in the sixth on a Hunt single and Sitterding two bagger, with O Connor pulled after three.
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Georgetown
University of North Carolina
Stewart
Hiltopper
O’connor
Rose
Armstrong
Buie
Cogan
Williams
O'Connor
Duncen
Bivins
Pitoher
Flannery
Hunt
Sitterding
North Carolina
Hamilton
Mlannery
Gibson
Duncan
N. Cars
OlMtune
Willams
Raving
Bule
Williama
Dugan
Ross
Huot
Gm O'Connor
O'Conner
Teo-hace Wite_Williams
Silterding
Glosun
Sacerait
Bevins
Murphy
Cagan
Colonelly
Feemrs
Mr. Betts
Southern Railroad tops Technical High 3 to 2 in close game
In a tight contest Southern Railroad Machinists edged Technical High School 3 to 2. Stroble pitched well for Technical, allowing only three hits while striking out seven, but the Railroad offense struck at key moments to seal the win.
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Riggs
American National
Fleming
Gamon
Zinowden
M Bibbington
OlGell
Oder
Welmer
Tave
Mfleming
Geonon
OiBweeney
American National Cononitors Riggs
Brass
Garnett
Snowden
Babbington
Bell
Ratner
Wilmer
Weming
Sweeney
R. Moore
Blathers
King
Baller Wieming
Gannon
Broten Barns
Rainey
Snowdex
Plitcher
Paseed ball—Quinn
Mr. Kinney
Southern Railroad
Technical High School
Strabie
Nechnical
A. Gill
Fielley
Burns
Ekendarf
Whisden
Lynch
Cittert. T
Buckler
Tennett
Beasoney
Burley
Thompson
Ter
Colbert
P. McCarth
Stroble
Bucwler Umulie
Mr. Johun
Minor League Games Weather Affected Multiple U S Leagues
In Louisville Toledo and Milwaukee Minneapolis matchups the scores showed Louisville 2 to 1 and Milwaukee 7 to 3. Indianapolis Columbus tied 2 2 while Kansas City St Paul and Jersey City Buffalo saw 4 6 and 5 3 results respectively. Other games listed Savannah routs Columbia 10 3 while Augusta falls to Jacksonville 4 3. Memphis blanks Chattanooga 3 0 and New Orleans loses at Birmingham and Mobile at Montgomery both noted.
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Louisvile
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minnespolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Ieneas City
Newark
Montress
Providence
Rochester
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Jersey City
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Macon- Columbue
Savannah
Columbia
Augusta
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Portsmouth
Virginia
Richmond
Lynchburg
Lynchburg-Norfolk
Danville
Danville-Roanoke
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Cantonsvile Country Club
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Haura
Twining
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McDevitt's
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Suess
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Bohemians Beer
John J. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K Street
Aise A
Days Gay
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Newcorn & Green
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Taster
Ice Barber & Ross
Haas & CO
Penna. Ave
J. D. Burns & Co., Inc
T17
Fourteenth Street
Norton
Stout
Meyer's Military
Pa. Ave. N
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Sarsaparilla, Lowell
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