Red Sox Fall Short to Reds 7-3 in Cincinnati
Boston fields a crippled lineup missing McConnel Wagner and an outfielder as Detroit native Clark Griffiths Reds defeat the Red Sox 7 to 3. Wood falters after Truby’s calls, Oakes and Paskett shine in defense, Carrigan homers, Arellanes relieves, and Huggins, Mowrey, and Hoblitzell contribute for Cincinnati with key hits and runs.
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Wagner
Left Garden
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Clark Griffiths
Reds
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Joe Wood
Stahl
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Boston
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Wood
Griffiths
Frank Arellanes
Lake
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Hoblitzell
Lord
Speaker
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Gessler
Huggins
Mowrey
Hobby
McLean
Donahue
Cincinnati
Lobert
Hut
Dincinnath
Bowen
Carrigan
Baseball Games Wanted for Youth Teams Citywide
A list of organized baseball clubs seeking 12 to 19 year olds for away games, April through September. Entries name teams such as Hlanenck A A Everett Maplewood Y M I Malden St Catherine Associates Boston John Hancock building Charlestown Hopedale Juniors Allston West Lynn Madison A A West Lynn Boston English High School Freshman Medford Hillsides Somerville Red Sox Somerville A A Maplewood A C Orioles Roxbury Algonquin A C Tijkiside A C Medford Blue Sox Lynn Century A C Nod dle Ponies East Boston Chestnut Hill A C Reading Lowell Independents Malden Beacons of Allston with contact names and addresses.
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Malden
St. Catherine Associates
A. J. Quigley
John Hancock
George H. Roebuck
Cambridge Street
Allston
West Lynn
Lynn
Boston English
Greater Boston
A. C. Pettengill
Mills Street
Roxbury
Madison A. C
P. W. Dackers
Water Street
Quincy
John
Walter McLeod
Dorset Street
Dorchester
Somerville
Red Sox
Samuel Rome
Joseph Street
William Ek
Corley
F Street
South Boston
Orioles
George Mullis
Marmion Street
Jamaica Plain
Algonquin
Tijkiside A. C
Medford
Joseph FE. Baptiste
Martin Street
Blue Sox
Everett Fessenden
Roseville Square
Century A. C
Noddle Ponies
Karl Battis
Meridian Street
East
Boston
Chestnut Hill A. C
Reading
W. L. Esterberg
Walnut Street
Lowell Independents
F. P. Thyne
Stevens Street
Lowell
Essex
Merle A. Thurlow
Beacons of
A. Smith
McGinnity Debuts as Owner Pitcher in Exhibition Win
Newark local Eastern League club played an exhibition against the Philadelphia Americans. McGin nity appeared as part owner and pitcher with Schlitzer Lapp behind the plate. Final score 8 to 3 in favor of Philadelphia.
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N. J
Joe McGinnity
Philadelphia Americans
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Detroit Beats St. Louis 7 To 4 In Easy AL Victory
Detroit wins an American League game against St. Louis with a 7 to 4 score in Dallas. The line score shows Detroit 6 runs in the first etc. Batteries were Suggs Jones and Brecken dorf for Detroit with Petty Bailey and Stephens for St. Louis.
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Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
R. H.ediceton
Ty ToGo
Lees
Suggs, Jones
Breckendorff
Petty, Bailey and Stephens
Jersey City Defeats Phillies In Tight 3 2 Baseball Clash
Sunday game at West Side Park Jersey City ends 3 2 with Jersey City edging Philadelphia. Merritt Manseed and McAuley lead Jersey City while Richie and Jacklitsch pitch for the Phillies. No police interference reported.
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New York
West Side Park
Jersey City
R.H.E
Philadelphia
Merritt
Manseed
McAuley
Richie
Jacklitsch
Weeklong school baseball schedule and season outlook
The article lists week by week varsity matchups across Cambridge Boston and surrounding towns from Tuesday to Saturday. It notes Dorchester and English High in need of pitchers, previews key openers at Dexter Field and Fenway, and highlights efforts by Mechanic Arts Roxbury Latin and Rock Ridge Hall to field strong lineups as practice ramps up. It also mentions Dorchester’s past Inter scholastic title and West Roxbury High joining the first division with Arthur North as captain.
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Dexter Field
Brookline
Roxbury
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
Volkmann
Techsopis
Allston
Andover
Dartmouth
Exeter
English High
Eixeter
N. H
Dorchester High
Medford High
Dorchester
Arlington High
High School
A. A
Arlington
Mechanic Arts High
Dean Academy
Franklin
Melrose High
Boston College High
Melrose
Wakefield High
Weymouth High
Wakefield
Winchester High
Winchester
Rock Ridge Hall
Cambridge Commercial
Wellesley
Waltham High
Concord High
Waltham
Frid&e
Cambridge Latin
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge
Mechanic
Commercial High
Noble
Dexter's Field
Stoneham
St. John's
Peabody High
Danvers
Everett High
Newton High
Needham High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Tech Sophs
Institute
Larry Odell
Mechanic Arts
McCarthy
Newbury Street
Rindge
Broderick
Stephenson
Jack Fritz
Fitzgerald
Cummings
Fairbanks
Whie McDermott
Caldwell
Murphy
Metivier
Jimmy O'Brien
Walsh
Hays
Wilson
Aitchison
Ireland
Culhane
Leo Leary
Fitzpatrick
Dave Henry
Dexter Mower
Dedham High
James Drumm
John Hurley
Harris
Stevens
Hannon
Cheney
Williams
Haigh
Larry Conley
Ochs
Matthews
Ashmont
Cruikshank
Cunningham
Sullivan
Chick Fraser
Bill Hoernle
Paul Fraser
Fraser
Rober Conley
Billy Ross
Conley
Partridge
Tommy Boles
McAuliffe
Kennedy
LaRoche
Manson
Carpenter
Quinones
West Roxbury High
Boston School League
English
Boston Latin
Roxbury High
Highlanders
Arthur North
John O'Donnell
Kenneth Baker
Harvard Track Probation List Alters Training Plans
Fourteen top Harvard track candidates face probation hurdles delaying training table entries at the Varsity Club. April exam marks must be submitted by Wednesday before probationary students are cleared to resume track work. Key athletes named include Blumer, Foster, Dole, Whitney, Pope, and Captain Hand, with major meets scheduled through May 30.
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Harvard
Harvard College
Tom Blumer
Foster
Crimson
Dole
Whitney
Pope
Goddard
Little
Long
Ruche
Captain Hand
Gardner
Merrihew
Ryley and Kelley
Weartmouth
Yale
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Yale Crimped In Two Mile Run Dept
Yale will not be strong in the two mile at the intercollegiate and dual meets with Harvard and Princeton this year. Mann Weeks Lightner and Haskell are the best men for the distance. Mann is a vegetarian, which may or may not help. If he wins the intercollegiate two mile and the two miles against Harvard Princeton and Virginia a belief may arise that vegetarianism aids some long distance runners.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Mann
Weeks
Lightner
Haskell
Virginia
Sunday Baseball Scores From Three Cities
At Memphis Memphis 3 Pittsburg 2 At New Orleans Cleveland 2 New Orleans 0 At Columbus New York Giants 8 Columbus 1
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Pittsburg
New Orleans
Cleveland
Columbus
New York Giants
Grady to Tackle Tickle At Putnam Club Bout
Mike Grady and Bobby Tickle will appear at the Putnam Social and Athletic Club in Putnam Connecticut tomorrow night in the main bout. Fred Sidney was slated to fight but fractured his hand and is out for weeks. Grady and Tickle provide a strong substitute matchup for the card.
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Bobby Tickle
Putnam Social and Athletic Club
Putnam
Marathon Derby draws 25000 at Polo Grounds amid crowd and controversy
Arthur Duffey notes a cosmopolitan turnout of about 25000 spectators for the Marathon Derby at Polo Grounds with another 25000 in Crogan's Bluff dead seats. He cites Dorando versus Hayes as a controversial moment, spurred by attendants, and quotes Al Shrubb’s postrace remarks while predicting future matchups between St. Yves and Shrubb at 15 or 20 miles.
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Crogan
Dorando
Hayes
Johnny
Shrubb
St. Yves
Dorando Dominates Derby Marathon Doubtful Pace Record
England rider Al Wills trails the Dorchester event of the A A marathon series. Dorando beat Hayes and Hares in varied lap counts, with six laps per mile. Papke and Ketchel have met thrice with one win each and a decisive third bout. St Yves, Derby champion, has not run publicly in the U S before, is just under 21 and weighs 120 pounds.
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al Wills
England
Dorchester
George Brown
Exeter Street
A. A
Dorando
Hares
Hayes
Papke
Ketchel
St. Yves
St. Eaves
Hurdle Show Promises Great Penn Games
Natwick of Wisconsin travels East to Pennsylvan ia for April 24 hurdle events at the University games. He targets top rivals Shaw of Dartmouth Howe and Robbins of Yale Talcott of Cornell and Rand of Harvard. Natwick is Western champion in high hurdles with a 15.35 second record.
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University of Wisconsin
Shaw
Dartmouth
Howe
Robbins
Yale
Talcott
Cornell
Rand
Harvard
New Apollo A C Club Opens in Salem
The Apollo A C of Salem plans to open on April 12 with a forthcoming programme. North Street rink has been remodeled and the club expects to offer quarters rivaling any New England club outside Boston.
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Apollo Club
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Conroy Joins Lame Limb League Signing
Wid Conroy becomes the latest player to sign up in the lame limb league, boosting the roster as teams seek additional injured reserve talent.
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Lame Limb League
Wid
Conroy
Donov an A Dove y Recruit for Charlotte Camp
Bowerman introduces Mike Donovan a lone infield hopeful who trained with the New York Americans at Macon but did not sign and seeks a chance as a free agent. The Doves rest after a grueling schedule plan three days in Charlotte before a Danville trip.
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N. C
Bowerman
Mike Donovan
Donovan
New York Americans
Macon
Elberfeld
Stallings
Highlanders
New York
Toledo
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Squabs
Jack Donahue
Charleston
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Yale Crew Bracing Fast For Schuylkill Test
Yale varsity eight prepares to face Pennsylvania on the Schuylillk next Saturday in the season’s first major U.S. race. Harvard and Columbia loom with a Harvard-Columbia clash on the Charles a week later. Coach Kennedy lists the Yale lineup: Rice bow, Genny 2, Brainard 8, Wallis 4, Wodell 5, Hyde 6, Mills 7, Howe stroke, Cass coxswain.
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Yale
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Eli
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Rice
Bow
Genny
Brainard
Wallis
Wodell
Hyde
Mills
Howe
Cass
Bresnahan’s Managerial Run Crashes in Expected Spotlight
Citizens fear Roger Bresnahan’s time as manager will end in a sharp downfall when the test begins. The old baseball figure faces scrutiny and potential dismissal as fans await results and performance.
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Roger Bresnahan
Roger
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