Boston Falls to New Orleans 6-4 in Exhibition Game
Boston lost to New Orleans 6 to 4 as Freeman delivered a two way scoring punch with a fourth inning homer. O'Brien showed life after wildness while Collins evaluates rookies like O'Brien and Unglaub as Stahl managed in Collins absence.
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New Orleans
Boston
Saudlvy
Collins
Bucky Freeman
Stahl
Freeman
Lfe
Sessions
O’brien
Farrell
McGovern
Unglaud
Burkett
Tannehill
Gibson
Young and
Dineen
H. P Staley
Nadeau
Hahn
Roche
Wwe
Holly
Genius
Sewer
Plass
Stratton
Phillips
Wilson
P Wee
E Burkett
Parent
Eesee
Ghee
Unglaub
Kote
Lachance
Ferris
Crees
P. Eenee
Deres
Grimshaw
O’ Brien
Ungland
Carpenter
Lineups Still Doubtful as Spring Training Nears
In major league camps, managers hold off final selections as exhibition schedules loom. Many clubs still test and shuffle players, with outfields and infields unsettled across the American and National Leagues.
Favorites Win Three of Seven Races at Washington Meet
In Bennings Maryland on April 7 a crowded track saw three favorites win amid heavy speculation. Gold Van won the steeplechase. Black Death, the favorite, finished second. Other races went to second choices and outsiders.
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Cascine
Little Woods
Trapper
O'Brien Beats Jackson in Eight Round Baltimore Fight
In Baltimore on April 7 referee Charley White awarded Philadelphia's Jack O'Brien the decision over Young Peter Jackson after ten scheduled rounds. The crowd showed clear approval though both fighters began cautiously and claimed the bout was a fake at times. O'Brien led after the sixth and grogged Jackson in the ninth, but could not secure a knockout.
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Baltimore
Charley White
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Peter Jackson
O’brien
Philadelphian
Jackson
Auburndale Golfer Wins Amateur Championship Prize
Dr. L. Lee Harban of the Columbia Golf Club Washington defeated Fred Norreshoff runner up to Chandler Egan by 1 up in the 36 hole final of the North and South amateur championship in Pinehurst. Co L Becker Auburndale won the consolation prize by 13 up 12 to play and earned the gold medal for best gross score in the 18 hole medal play handicap.
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Pinehurst
N. C
L. Lee Harban
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
Fred Norreshoff
Chandler Egan
Co. L. Becker
Woodland Golf Club
Auburndale
Lathrop Baldwin
Flushing Country Club
New York
Becker
Newton Police Asked To Locate Cambridge Woman
Newton police asked to help locate Mrs. Mary Keenan a 40 year old Cambridge resident missing since March 1. Also sought is John Smith a 14 year old inmate at the Home for Feeble Minded in Waverley. Keenan last left home to summon a doctor for her ill daughter.
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Newton
Mitchell
Mary Keenan
Cambridge
John Smith
Waverley
Keenan
Eighth Street
Reformers Fight Sunday Exhibition By Brooklyn Team
President Eb bets of the Brooklyn Baseball Club seeks to block the New York Americans exhibition game at Ridgewood on Sunday claiming it violates the national agreement. Frank Farrell, owner of the Americans, plans a New York statement after returning from Atlantic City amid protest over competing Sunday schedules.
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New York
Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
New York Americans
Ridgewood
Brooklyn Club
National Commission
Frank Farrell
Atlantic City
Giants
Bronx
Boston Nationals
Weehawken
Wellesley High Tops Roxbury Latin In Pitchers Battle
In Wellesley on April 7, Wellesley High defeated Roxbury Latin 2 to 1 in a hard fought baseball game. Everts pitched well for Roxbury Latin, mounting a strong headgame but his team had only two hits. Buck Booth Currier and Sleeper also excelled for their respective teams.
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Wellesley
Wellesley High
Roxbury Latin
Everts
Buck’’ Booth
Roxbury
Currier
Sleeper
Baseball News and Comment from the 1905 Season
Multiple notes on 1905 baseball with moves in St Louis Browns and Reds. Glade and Stone reach terms, Deacon Phillipps praised as Pittsburg’s likely ace, and Hanlon praises Brooklyn’s improved intelligence. Minahan competes in sprint, Dreyfus plans a fortified roster, and youth prospects worry Clarkson as New Yorks await summer outcomes.
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Glade
Stone
St. Louis Browns
Deacon Phillipps
Pittsburg
Joe Kelley
Reds
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Minahan
Cincinnatis
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown
Barney Dreyfus
Pirates
Flick
Bradley
Turner
Cleveland
Atlanta
Larry
Dick Padden
St. Louis
Sir Richard
Embryo Lajoies
McPhees
Pfeffers
Foster H. Rockwell
Yale
Hayward
New Haven
Rockwell
Exeter Academy
Herrmann
Red
Griffith
Clarkson
Montana
St Louis Man Wins Revolver Championship Title
J B Crab tree secretary of the United States Revolver Association announced the indoor championship shoot results. The event, held March 2025 across New York Chicago Pinehurst St Louis Pine Bluff and San Francisco, was won by E Sears of St Louis with 461 points. Dr R H Sayre of New York was second with 488, and William G King of Chicago third with 431.
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Springfield
J. B. Crabtree
This City
United States Revolver Association
New York
Chicago
Pinehurst
N. C
St. Louis
Pine Bluff
Ark
San Francisco
E. Sears
R. H. Sayre
William G. King
New York Gunners Meet B A A Today
This afternoon the Boston Athletic Association gun club will shoot a return match with the Crescent Athletic Club of New York at the Riverside traps on the arrival of the 1 32 p m train from Boston.
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Boston Athletic Association
Crescent Athletic Club of
New York
Riverside Traps
Boston
Nationals Easily Down College Nine in Greensboro
Boston won decisively in Greensboro with all players recording at least one hit. Frazer led the bats with a hit in each at bat while Captain Tenney handled 14 chances at first. The team seeks batting practice and looks to Washington with uncertain Batty and potential Raymer readiness. Wilhelm or Frazer to pitch the opener.
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Boston
Frazer
Captain Tenney
Washington
Batty
Raymer
Wilhelm
Aerie 45 to Hold Fifth Annual Ball at Symphony Hall
Boston Aerie 45 the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans its fifth annual ball Easter Monday night at Symphony Hall. More than 1000 members will participate with Hobbs Orchestra providing music as prominent guests including Governor Douglas staff and two Massachusetts congressmen attend. The event aims to fund new quarters with a strong treasury and assurances of added proceeds from the dance.
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Boston
Aerie 45
Aerie
Symphony Hall
Douglas
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
The
Massachusetts
Congress
John Kelcher
John J. Sullivan
Hobbs
Edward Hobbs
Boston Aerie 45
Eagles
W. F. Garland
J. M. Flaherty
J. J. Farrell
John Keenan
William Axe
S. J. Driscoll
Richard Quilty
Joseph P. Doherty
William LeClaire
Thomas Cauley
James A. Bragip
Wide Open Chelsea Said To Harbor Gambling Scene
Chelsea today is the most wide open town in New England with gambling establishments near police headquarters. A Malden man allegedly runs a social club for poker dice and stakes, while a suspected art club and policy rings attract familiar gamblers. Reports say gambling flourishes openly, with slips printed on a policy press and authorities seen as aware but inactive.
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Chelsea
New England
Malden
Haverhill Post Office Clerk Sentenced for Embezzlement
Luther C. Brown, a former Haverhill post office money order clerk, was tried in United States District Court and sentenced by Judge Lowell to one year at hard labor in the Lawrence county jail for embezzling 2000 dollars from the money order division yesterday.
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Haverhill Post Office
Luther C. Brown
Lawrence
Lowell
United States District Court
Greer Poised to Defeat Canadian Star Scholes in Matchup
East Boston oarsman Frank Greer, national champion, prepares for training and a potential meeting with Canada’s Lou Scholes, the 1906 diamond sculls winner. Greer aims for Baltimore or Canada, hoping to settle the world title with the West Boston rival after years of attempts.
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Frank Greer
East Boston
East Boston A. A. Boat Club
A. A
Lou Scholes
England
Greer
Baltimore
Scholes
Canada
West Boston
Post
Dying girl accuses Avon Beach Club steward of stabbing
Mamie Wilson dying in St Vincent's Hospital identifies James Boyne of Bath Beach as the man who stabbed her in a room at the Hotel St. Lawrence on East Thirteenth Street. Police say the crime resembles a Jack the Ripper pattern. Boyne denies the accusation and says he does not know the woman. He lives with his family and recently became a father.
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New York
Mamie Wilson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
James’ Boyne
Avon Beach Club
Bath Beach
Boyne
Mercer Street
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Price
Rabb
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Aerie NO
Stephen J. Driscoll
Order of Eagles
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UNION
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Col. C. C. Corbett
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Worcester
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
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Bunker Hill Breweries
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