Washington Braves Fall to Senators 5 to 1 in Washington
The Boston Braves lost 5 to 1 to the Washington Senators as Cashion and Hughes shutting down Boston’s bats. Milan started the scoring with a second inning base hit and Schaefer hit a two run homer for the Senators.
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Boston
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Hughes
Alva Williams
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Germany
Schaefer
Brown
Knight
Donnelly
Perdue
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Kaiser
Jackson
Trouser
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Esevage
Wisor Bts
Kling
Rariden
Perdne
Spratt
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Everest
Braves Struggle as Batting Lapses Follow Flood Delays
In Washington on April 4 the Braves show batting trouble after flood delays in Augusta. Donnelly pitches well but receives little support as Jackson and others misfire on wide balls. Uncle Nick Young and Old Cy are seen together. Tom Brown visits and hints at retirement while George Browne discusses Washington baseball with promoter Whitman. The Washington outfield is being rebuilt with a new fence, affecting right field play.
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Washington
Augusta
Inhing
Richmond
Jackson
Braves
Donnelly
Nick Young
Boston
Mr. Young
Nick
Old Cy
Tom Brown
Boston National and Brotherhood
Ebbitts House
Brown
National Park
George Browne
Promoter Whitman
United States League
Gossip for Motorists and Auto Industry Moves
Harry W. Knights is reappointed New England representative of the American Automobile Association contest board. D W Hoegs Jr Floyd Charles E Doe W W Brown and C H Gillette named state reps from Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont and Connecticut George J Sullivan named supervisor of Alco branch houses in Chicago Boston and Montreal Graves cuts seven mile motorcycle record to 4m 25s at Stadium Los Angeles Goodyear tires noted Henderson Motor Sales becomes Cole Motor Car general sales manager Charles P Henderson to lead Cole operations J J Cole remains president Homer McKee joins to direct Cole advertising.
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New England
American Automobile Association
D. W. Hoegs, Jr
Monument Square
Portland
C. M. Floyd
Manchester
N. H
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Providence
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C. H. Gillette
Hartford
Conn
Alco
Chicago
Boston
Montreal
Mr. Sullivan
New York
Denver
Graves
Los Angeles
de Rosier
Charles P. Henderson
Henderson Motor Sales Company
Cole Motor Car Company
J. J. Cole
Cole
Henderson
Homer McKee
Georgetown Beats Yale in 3 to 2 Victory
In Washington DC on April 4 Georgetown, with George Town’s O'Connor driving in the tying run, edged Yale 3 to 2. Yale starter Giles was pulled after balks and walks, Hartwell steadied the defense, and Georgetown's Clever base running produced two runs. Sitterding made four running catches in left to deny Yale extra-base hits.
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D. C
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Giles
Quinby
Hartwell
Georgetown
O'Connor
Hollander
Georgetown Bh.po A.E
A.b. Y
Hollander Gs
Gross
Okan
Merritt Ab Oh
Reilly
Qarury
F.a
Bennett
Daly
Riddell
Carhart
Davis
Blossom
Ryan
Biurodetti
Lynch
Gile
Merritt Reilly
Davis Connor
Connor
Reilly Fury
Reilly Hollander Davis
Balks—Gile
Ogan
Cambridge H. and L. beat Nobles 10 to 4 in early practice
Cambridge High and Latin School defeated Noble and Greenough nine 10 to 4 in a six inning practice game at Dexter field. Both teams used light arms for the early date, with Greene Sanderford and McNamara star for Cambridge and Cunningham Hutchins for Nobles.
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Cambridge High and Latin School
Noble & Greenough
Dexter Field
Greene
Sanderford
McNamara
University City
Nobles
Cunningham and Hutchins
Baseball scores from various intercollegiate and club games
A compilation of results from multiple venues: New York (AL) beat Norfolk 7 2 in Norfolk Virginia. Chicago (N J) defeated Terre Haute 7 3 in Terre Haute Indiana. Mobile edged Philadelphia 2 0 in Mobile Alabama. Princeton toppled Johns Hopkins 6 0 in Baltimore. Newark defeated Petersburg 3 0 in Petersburg Virginia. Toronto beat Spartanburg 17 2 in Spartanburg South Carolina. New York (AJ) defeated Indianapolis 11 5 in Indianapolis. New York (NL) bested Greensboro 2 1 in Greensboro North Carolina. Washington & Lee beat St Johns 3 0 in Lexington Virginia. Rutgers won 11 8 over Virginia Military Institute in Lexington Virginia. New Orleans defeated Cleveland 2 1 in New Orleans. St Paul beat Pittsburg 4 3 in Hot Springs Arkansas. Chicago (Al) defeated Wichita 18 5 in Wichita Kansas. Chicago (AT) beat Omaha 3 2 in Joplin Missouri. Amherst 7 defeated Trinity 0 in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Norfolk
New York
A. L
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
N. J
Mobile
Ala
Philadelphia
A. 1
Baltimore
Princeton
Johns Hopkins
Petersburg
Newark
1. L
Spartanburg
Toronto
Indianapolis
A. J
Greensboro
N. C
N. L
Lexington
Washington & Tee
St. John'’s
Rutgers
Virginia Military Institute
New Orleans
Cleveland
Hot Springs
St. Paul
New Orleans Boxers Arrive for National Titles
Led by Jank Gormley, three New Orleans Young Men's Club amateurs Simon 105-pound Al Theorlesgans 135-pound and EF Berkeley 158-pound arrive in town for the Mechanic Hall national tournament next Monday and Tuesday. James Lyons of New York and Jack Noonan of Dorchester also enter. Napoleon Boutellier to try heavyweights. L. M'Innis may be barred over amateur status. decision due today.
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New Orleans
South
Mechanice’ Hall
Simon
al Theorlesgans
EF. Berkeley
Johnston
Box
James ‘Uyons
Avonia
Marblehead
Federal grand jury may act on Johnson
Federal authorities may indict Jack Johnson champion pugilist of the world for smuggling a $6000 diamond necklace into the United States. The necklace was seized in a raid on his Chicago South Side home and turned over to U S District Attorney Wilkerson. Johnson says friends gave him the necklace. neighbors provided the initial information.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Europe
Johnson
United States
Wilkerson
Gardner Named Harvard Hockey Captain for Next Season
Henry B. Gardner of New York was chosen captain of Harvard hockey for next season at a team meeting. Gardner played goal for the hockey team this season and was quarterback on the football squad last fall.
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Henry B. Gardner
New York
Harvard
Gardner
Cobbat It Again. Detroit Tops Chattanooga 12 to 5
Detroit Americans defeated Chattanooga 12 to 5 in a Southern league game. Moroney and Works pitched for Detroit. Ty Cobb collected four hits including two triples and stole second, third, and home in one inning.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Detroit Americans
Moroney and Works
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Yachts Change Hands In Harbor Yacht Transfers
The Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency sold the Ara bian a 30 foot sloop from Robert Winser of Boston to Ernest G. Adams of Worcester. The 52 foot Totem motor boat from Richard H. Tammond of Worcester sold to Fremont Kimball of Wakefield. The Clitheroe 21 foot raceabout from the estate of Walter L. Dean of Boston and Henry P. Benson of Salem changes hands.
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Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency
Wherreshoff
Robert Winser
Boston
Ernest G. Adams
Worcester
Mass
Richard H. Tammond
Fremont Kimball
Wakefield
Herreshoff
Clitheroe
Walter IL. Dean
Henry P. Benson
Salem
Carlisle Indian School 1912 football schedule announced
Carlisle Indian School Athletic Director Glenn S Warner released the 1912 football schedule. Thirteen games are listed including open date opportunities and meetings with Albright Lebanon Valley Dickinson Washington and Jefferson Syracuse Pittsburgh Georgetown Lehigh West Point Pennsylvania Springfield Training School and Brown.
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Carlisle
Penn
Glenn S. Warner
Syracuse
University of Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Lehigh
South Bethlehem
West Point
Carisle
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Springfield Training School
Springfield
Brown
Providence
Cathedral Y M C A 10 Mile Run Entries Near Complete
The entry list for the Cathedral Y M C A 10 mile road race closes, signaling a major event under the Y M C A banner. Over 100 distance runners from city and suburbs plus Canadian entrants will travel 40 miles round trip from Union Park to Morton Street and back. Local stars from North Dorchester A A and other clubs are favored for top places, with Festus Madden Israel Saklad Jimmy Henigan Ernest Fisher John J Cook and William J Hackett among notable entrants.
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Cathedral Y. M. C
Canada
Union Park Street
Morton Street
Blue Hill Avenue
North Dorchester A.A
Festus Madden
Israel Saklad
Jimmy Henigan
Ernest Fisher
North Weymouth
John J. Cook
William J. Hackett
Water Too Rough for School Crews
The Charles River Basin seas kept crews from workouts. Stone School reported for the first time with Coach Haines ordering gym work. Roxbury Latin, High School of Commerce, and English High crews also delayed due to rough water. Captain Gring was absent but expected to join soon.
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Stone School
Haines
Paul Gring
Sargent
Lane
Mudgett
White
Ellsworth
Roxbury Latin School
Brown University Coach McNaught Teaches English High Outfielders
Wallace McNaught former English High School captain now at Brown University spent vacation coaching English High School outfielders. He worked yesterday at the Columbus avenue playgrounds assisting Coach Tenney with batting and outfield positioning.
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Wallace McNaught
Brown University
Columbus Avenue
Tenney
Malden H S Track Invited to New Hampshire State Meet
Malden High School track team received an invitation to compete in the New Hampshire State college track meet in Durham on May 11. Captain McInnis stated the team will likely accept if the Suburban league meet at Tufts Oval does not conflict, date to be decided.
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Durham
New Hampshire State College
McInnis
Tufts Oval
Athletes Call for Official Olympic Commissioner
New York April 4 The athletic champions who competed at prior Olympiads regret the decision not to send a national commissioner to the Olympic Games They claim a commissioner is needed to protect American interests Citing the London Marathon protest by Commissioner Sullivan they note American influence helped overturn a ruling The American Olympic committee will appoint a three man sub committee led by James E Sullivan to act for the country but its status will be unofficial
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Sullivan
London
America
Dorando
James E. Sullivan
New York Nationals Beat Baltimore In Interleague Bout
The New York Nationals defeated the Baltimore International League team 10 to 3 in a spring batting practice game in Baltimore. Mathewson Maxwell and Myers opposed Vickers Frock and Payne with a 10 run win as Maw York tallies show scattered hits and errors.
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New York Nationals
R.H.E. Maw
York
Mathewson, Maxwell and Myers
Vickers, Frock and Payne
Francis Connolly Named Umpire in American Association
Francis Connolly of Natick, younger brother of American League umpire Tommy Connolly, leaves home Sunday for the West to take a berth as an umpire in the American Association this season.
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Francis Connolly
Natick
Tommy Connolly
West
Francis
Testimonial Planned for Hank O Day by Cincinnati Nationals
April 4 report that manager Hank O Day of the Cincinnati Nationals will receive a testimonial upon arrival at the West Side grounds for opening games with the Cubs. Friends of the former umpire are raising a fund, with President Murphy contributing $50 last night.
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Hank O'Day
Cincinnati Nationals
West Side Grounds
Cubs
Murphy
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