Turner and Walker clash in Pittsburg game recap
Fragmentary race and play-by-play notes from a Pittsburgh Boston contest. Mentions Turner, Walker, Grane, and Payback hats as key moments. Discusses muffed plays, criticism of a team, and references to Linports, Harvards Mahoney and McClure, and intercollegiate pitchers. Also notes a pole vault discussion and a charity funding effort in Britain.
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Walker
Turner
Sulen
Urangy
Wiberfeld
Warnes
Mahoney
Fordhan
McClure
Arherst
Jetter
Hicks
Harvard
Templeton
Williams
Mahoney and McClure
Gotch Zybyszko Bout May Be Held At Harlem Track
Memorial Day wrestling match between Gotch and Zybyszko to be staged in Washington Foal Chicago May 17 with potential move to old Harlem race track outside city limits if court permit fails. Also notes releases and baseball results from national league clubs and college games.
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Haslem
Washington
Chicago
Harlem
Minor league games across circuits mixed results
A compact roundup of minor league scores shows Milwaukee Tolnds beating Milwaukee 3 2, Columbus over ianson City 5 2, and various other outcomes across the Eastern Southern and New York State leagues including Toronto Providence tied 6 6, Rochester Jersey City 2 1, and Norfolk Richmond 1 0, among numerous mismatched line items. The tabulation lists dozens of matchups with teams, cities, and scores, reflecting a busy minor league schedule with uneven legibility.
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Toronto
Providence
Butalo
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Roebenter
Moblie
Chattanooga
Mablie
New Orleans
Nashville
Montgomery
Avanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nationals Lose To Cleveland In Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington Nationals fall 2 to 1 to Cleveland as Linke and Walker deliver late pressure but fail to convert. McBride shines at third as Stovall and Easterly spark a half dozen chances without crossing the plate.
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Cope
Nationals
Unglauh
Lajoie
Larry
McBride
Street
Schaefer
Walker
Bla
Lord
Washington
P. A. Milan
Corey
AB. RH
Sb.sh.hobb
Stovall
Walner
Vesnineron
Cleveland
Ereste
Features of games in the two big leagues
George McBride handled nine chances at short with only one miscue in three games. Highlanders players Laporte and Klenow each collected six of the nine team hits. The American League game featured eleven errors. Old Deacon Phillippe held Boston to two hits. The Athletics completed a twelfth straight win by blanking Chicago. Indian pitcher Bender pitched well for Philadelphia. Umpires Aestra, Gheridan, and Karin. Time of game one hour forty five minutes. Attendance 2,200.
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H. T. Brewer
Nationals
King J. L
Mr. McAleer
Cleveland
Dixie
Walker
George McBride
Bob” Groom
Jim! McAleet
Groom
Mike Hecht
Chicago
Bits of Baseball Show Interest in National League Series
A notebook of baseball notes covers team defense and player form including McGuire, Groom, McBride, Bradley, Kilfer, Street, Linke, Birmingham, Crooks, Clarke, Nicholls, Dunn, Smith, Unglaub and others. Mentions discuss pitching decisions, baserunning, fielding feats, and upcoming games with Chicago and the Nationals.
Boston Triumphs 8 6 Over Detroit in Wild Game
Boston wins 8 to 6 after Bush hits a bases loaded homer in the second. Detroit errors aid Boston as pitchers and fielding produce a high scoring affair. Bush and Stahl hit three bases on balls and combine for key moments while umpire calls and misplays shape the tense contest in Boston.
Easy to Decide Where to Buy Clothes, Says Visitor
The visitor explains that choosing clothing is a simple process of comparison and elimination. He claims discernment in selecting correct apparel makes the task straightforward.
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Ivinson
Fueetea Lic
Sar Percer
Nice
Pleasing P. E. Suit Lines Feature Exclusive Fabrics
The article touts three popular suit lines priced at $20. It notes developed qualities and values that elicit astonishment from buyers who expect much from suits bearing the P. E. label. Fabrics and patterns are unusual and largely exclusive with P. B., with construction and style praised beyond criticism.
New York's Jeft Fielder Destroyed Right Leg Injury Update
New York fielder Jeft broke his right leg above the ankle while sliding into third. He was helped from the field and received medical care. Recovery is projected at least two months before he can play again.
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A BT J Stephens
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Stolen Barde
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Walter
Gilligan
Warhop. Hughes
Vaughn
vatalie-Om
Iligan
Wathon
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Baller
Fawell
Plisher
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OlHigan
Panedhalte
Ailen
Werhop
Taninge
Milligan
Batey
Powell
Iin
Uninkes
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Perrine
Oregano
Sae
Channel Breaks Leg In Narrow Loss To Cardinals
New York outfielder CHANNELL suffered a severe injury in a game against St. Louis. The Cardinals led twice, but the locale fought back, final score 8 to 7 in eleven innings. Channel left the field in the fifth inning.
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New York
St. Louis
Woo Ove
Lester
Philadelphia Nets TWELVE Straight with 3–0 Win Over Chicago
Eatadelphia edged Chicago 3 to 0 to extend its winning streak to twelve games. Bebher allowed four hits and no base paths until late in the game while Philadelphia pitchers managed the shutout. Scott’s delivery was strong early, and Ackling kept the score tight as the offense produced in key moments to seal the victory.
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Chicago
Eatadelphia
Philadelphia
Sday
Bebher
Chiego
Scott
Ibard
Ackling
Jame
Chena
Collls
Davi Iso
oMursty
Aia
Blankione
Obars
Tanushiniy
Thema Treo
a.Coliina
Murteol
Bener
Tyr
Bente
Dende Oy
Coptres-Messrs
Dinos
Connolly
Cardinals Overcome St. Louis in 10-3 Win
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 to 3. Ewing left the game in the fourth inning with the visitors never threatening. The box score lists multiple players contributing on both sides with standard bullpen and fielding notes and a late sequence of batted balls and defensive plays.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ewing
St Toul
Oah Phila
Abhore
Ve. Izag
Okuae
Heuser
Goola
Dao Mowrer
Mermoy
Towle
Maroney
Rome—Jurgins GH
Zackey Geker
Meany
Hauer
Mawrey
Timmon
Baten
Koabe
Pittsburg Beats Boston 3 0 Behind Phillippe’s Strong Defense
Pittsburg pitcher Phillippe limited Boston to two hits and no runs aided by sharp fielding. Frock allowed seven hits and three runs but fanned four former teammates. Batters and scoring details are incomplete due to garbled OCR, but Pittsburg secured the win with solid defense and timely hitting.
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Phillippe
Pittsburg
Brillant
Boston
Frock
Beere
Abhore Byrne
Fiyag
Gitwon
Pittsby
Clarke
Threechaua
Gyarke
Sachien
mit—Clarke
Binlen
Byrae Firat
Oakland opposition may move big fight to Frisco
San Francisco May 1 report on the proposed Jeffries Johnson heavyweight title bout. Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason weigh options for a new venue across the bay with Emeryville Alameda or San Francisco possibilities. Williams of the Alameda jockey club shifts stance amid local opposition, while Rickard contemplates refereeing the bout himself and Nolan is eyed for Johnson management.
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Oakland
Frisco
W.W. Naughton
Washington Post
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jeffries-Johnson
Jack Greason
Tex Rickerd
Sistas
Jack
Tex Rickard
Wmeryvale
Inter
Chaleer Morsel
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Gleason
Thomas H. Willams
Oakland Race Track
Williams
Tax Rickard
Bay
Tex
Wiliams
Jockey Club
Business Ten
Alameda
Emeryville
Rickard Eill
Jimneryvile
Alameda County
Emery~ Villa
Richard
Jeffries
Berger
Wil ‘Tex
Charley Mitchell
Jack Johnson
Fang
Bily Nolan
Johnson
Nolan
Cloge
Johnsons Manager Announces Frisco as Fight Site
Johnsons manager George Little confirms to The Washington Post that the Johnson Jeffries bout will move from Oakland to San Francisco. The piece notes Jeffries training camp routines at Rowardennan Cal with fishing plans and camp life details including a masseur arrival and preparations.
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Sam
Joe
Barry
Jeff
Milwaukee
Wis
Jim Barry
Chicago
Ben Lomond
Jeffries
Borger
Ketchel Knocks Out Flynn in Boston Bout
Boston May 1 Ketchel world middleweight champion knocked James Porky Flynn to the floor in the third round of a twelve round bout at the Armory Athletic Association Flynn showed resilience in the first two rounds keeping Ketchel at bay with jabs and long range blows Ketchel produced crushing punches in the third sending Flynn to the canvas twice before the count ended the fight ending Ketchel's victory in decisive fashion
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Boston
Stanley Ketchel
Aghter
James
Porky" Flynn
Armory Athletic Association
Flynn
Ketche
Will
Mir
Langford Stops Kubiak In Second Round
New York on May 17 reports Langford, the Heston wrestler, stopped Al Kubiak in the second round of an eight round heavyweight bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Kubiak outweighed Langford by about 40 pounds but was unable to withstand Langford’s powerful body blows. Speedway Matinee entries increase with seven races set at Potomac park speedway. Frat race starts at 1 o’clock with judges Gen Haymond De Graw Talty. Rugby team from Nevada, California, and Stanford departs for Vancouver to play in Australia and New Zealand. Jockey Lucien Lyne of Lexington stricken with appendicitis in Brussels. Detroit releases Henry Beckendorf to Toronto Eastern League.
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Woshington
Jeffries
Rowardemnan
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Ernest
Mobile
Santa Cruz
San
Cnt
Roger Cornell
Los Angeles
Tia
Cornell
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al Kublai
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Fairmont Athletic Club
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Potomac Park Speedway
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Baltimore
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Baldwin
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Shane
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al- American Rugby Fanbhal
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California
Leland Stanford
Vancouver
Australia
New Zealand
Detroit
Beckendorf
Mich
Henry Beckendorf
Toronto
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