The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-19

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ispSciAl TO Tao Evening Worldly
SOUTH END BASEBALL PARK.
BOSTON. Mass. April lg.-conservativs
old Boston had two celebrations on IL
hands to-day and was dressed In it,
Sunday clothes from early morning till
night. F!rst in point Of time were ex-
erciscs In honor % Patriots Day. the
states pc; holiday. in the Old South
Church and In the schools where big
and little patriots were again reminded
81 the glory o, their ancestors and lis.
tened TO L3ngfellow's stirring lines on
the famous ride OF Paul Revere. beFi1.
ming -
Listen. ny ehilir,n and you shall hsaS
o' he IN sf.t rec Q. Paul Revere y
on me !s;h OF ,prii. in 10
Hardly . man Is alive -
WE rene ms.rs ,ha; famous day and yeae.s 81
A.tcrwarI i soodly par. Of the popu-t
la,!on wendell rs way to the baseball
grounds. "Bandbox Park as It has bcon
humo-ously dubbed. to see the League
baseball season opened BY Manager
D,vls's reJuvenat.d Giants and Sodenss
'r,-ky B.lncatrrs.
The Giants found awaiting them the
same leadcn sky and -chiiiins
air mat they left EchlHd In New York.
hu; there was tribe less moisture in II,
and barring downpour the game was
slated 10 80 on nithou, fail at I'D
u clock.
n"ston Determination.
Boston Is never administrative, bot IN.
dcrneaih the studied calm OF the iosal
fans was grim determination TO start
the season with \ victory. To begin
with defeat and on Patriots Day at
that. Vas a disaster not even TO be con.
icmpil,cd
Davis and his men were equally de.
'erm!ned and confident. Though with
OUT tho services OF Buelow. the curly.
headed manager had great faith In
Strangs ability TO .io the honors 1t
third rag gracefully and well.
Dummy Taylor was slated for the
box. II being his regular day on tho
schedule. Matthrw-or and Fisher were
In reserve IN case the Beapcaters took
too kindly T. lie mute's curves Davis
MAS to take his regular JOB At short.
which alone was enough TO put vim and
confidence IA the colts on the team.
ONLY 'hret new men TO Boston wsro
slated 10 play on sodea's team. They
were l'tFIOilIEtNls1' 'FobidS "a
rlght ncld and k..;rcige bah!nd the bat.
The hrst named ma hard contrac; on
nj, hands 20 come up la the standard
So, 1y collins Tor yeEs. Nichols WAs
down 20 g!,ch.
10000 Spectators.
The SKY began 20 brighten At nosa
and shC.:4!.; before the game began the
sun snone brightly. The impeovo4I
weather conditions brought q big crowd
to the park. including 4 liberal sprtnk..
Ing of women IN the grand stand. Fully
lyr.l spectators were present.
Tn.r. was no music. Manager 0seoo
-,rerytng his gala features FOR the 6Ay
Of his teams return from It's first trtpe
which I. regarded as the real opsnins
day IN Belmown. There was plenty of
enthusiasm. however. The Boston 6An0
.ncer.ng In turn each member Of thA
team IN practice. The new mon Eeosfvs6
an especially hearty we!come. rs
warming Up.
Sclco's boys warmed UP vol 0n0
looked real natty IN bright rcd 0wsak1
ors and white trousers. Ths Giants Ia
their nca, suits OF gray. looked more
business like than the.r oppooAtoa
They. 100, were wsli received In ps1O4
tee. and their sharp p!ck-ups and -
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