Reds Turn Tables on Red Sox in Cincinnati
The Reds beat the Red Sox 6 to 2 as Krug’s fielding and Cicotte’s wildness, aided by Carrigan’s miscue, opened the scoring. Benton shut down Boston after the third, while Hall struggled late. Attendance reached about 2,300 in cold, damp conditions at Cin cinnati.
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Suggs
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Hooper
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McLean
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Balk
Brennan
Seeaaeeass
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Seeeeres Egan
Ereree Grant
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Boston
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Gossip for Motorists and Ford’s Record Shipments
The Cataract Rubber Company opens offices in Buffalo with Stephen Richards as resident manager and plans Boston as New England’s distributing center. Charles Knight, inventor of the motor with sliding sleeve valves, notes his dairy background and correspondence with J D Maxwell of United States Motor Company. Detroit reports Ford Shipments exceed prior records with 8004 cars in seven shipping days and a 75 000 car 1912 plan likely to ship faster than demand, threatening full-season sales before it begins.
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Boylston Street
Stephen Richards
Boston
New England
Charles Y. Knight
American Dairy Union
Knight
J. D. Maxwell
United States Motor Company
Mr. Knight
Mr. Maxwell
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
N. A. Hawkins
Ford Company
Ford
Bowling Congress Opens Today in New England Tourney
The sixth annual national duckpin and candlepin bowling congress begins today at the Maesticalleys in Lawrence and runs to April 18. The event features over 1200 dollars in cash and trophies for champions and professionals, with a silver cup awarded to the single pin champion as Lawrence and Haverhill bowlers start the competition tonight.
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Maesticalleys
Lawrence
New England
Haverhill Rollers
Struck by Baseball, Boy Hit in Eye at Rock Rim Playground
Horace Robbins an 18 year old boy was struck in the eye by a fast throw while passing a ball unmasked on the Rock Rimmon playground at Manchester New Hampshire. He was taken to hospital with a split eye and doctors hope to save his sight.
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Rock Rimmon
Horace Robbins
Amateurs to From This Week Card Bouts in Fall River and Lewiston
Boxing schedule centers on Freddy Duffy of Jamaica Plain facing Owen Moran of England in a 12 round amateur bout at the Colonial A. C. Fall River. A card at Central A. C. Lewiston features Johnny Connolly versus Young Donohue and several other bouts for members only with prizefighters from Dorchester Cambridge Malden Roxbury and East Boston.
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Neck of the Woods
Freddy Duffy
Jamaica Plain
Owen Moran
England
A. C
Fall River
Duffy
Tommy Murphy
Matty Baldwin
K. O. Brown
New York Sun
Lewiston
Joe Jeanette
Black Bill
the Sun
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New York
Jeanette
Maine
New Hampshire
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Johnny Connolly
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Donohue
Scotchman
Eldredge
Dorchester
al Mulligan
Malden
Joe Cox
A.O
Young Scanlon
Cambridge
Terry Brooks
Joe Farren
East Boston
Bowdoin Square
Arthur Duffey's Column on Cathedral Race and Marathon Prospects
The Cathedral A A 10 mile race fails to reveal a probable B A A Marathon winner with Dark horses like Blanchard noted for promise. Festus Madden and Jim Sullivan discussed as contenders, while De Mar and Mandel absent. Bouin and Shrubb loom in Olympic talk. Jeannette's bout fakery cited. Marathon hopes pinned on De Mar Tewanina Foshaw Hatch and others as races unfold.
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Freddie Cameron
Young Blanchard
Clarence de Mar
Festus Madden
Tewanina
Joe Forshaw
Sydney Hatch
Chicago
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Best Approach to High Jump and Track News
The letter favors running straight at the bar with a turn in the air for high jump and notes current champions use this method. It mentions world record debates around 6 feet 6% inches and Mike Sweeney's earlier mark, plus upcoming half mile matchups between Billy Queal and Frank Kanaly. Knights of St Finbar plan games at Locust street grounds on May 30. write 200 Sixth Street South Boston for details.
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P. R
George Horine
Mike Sweeney
Cambridge
Billy Queal
Frank Kanaly
Locust Street Grounds
Association
Sixth Street
South
Boston
Cubs take third straight in exhibition with Indianapolis
Chicago Nationals won 9 to 0 in Indianapolis as Evers collected three singles and a triple. Batteries Cole Northrop Archer opposed by Goulait Merz Hixon Pearce Mo Carty. Umpire Chill.
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Ind
Chicago Nationals
Indianapolis Association
Evers
R.H
No Score For Champs Game In Jersey City
April 7 in New York the Philadelphia world champions and the Jersey City Internationals played five scoreless and errorless innings before rain halted the game. Salmon and Gipe, new Athletics pitchers, held Jersey City to two hits while Philadelphia collected four off McHale.
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Philadephia
Jersey City
Salmon
Gipe
Athletics
Philadelphia
McHale
Columbus Beats New York Americans In Ten Innings
Columbus upset the New York Americans 5 to 4 in ten innings in Columbus Ohio. McQuillan pitched well with runners on, and the scoring included a late surge by both teams. Batteries for Columbus Cooper Bruck McQuillan Murphy. for New York Grefe Vaughn Quinn Street Williams.
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Columbus
New York Americans Today
McQuillan
R.H.E. Columbus
New York
Cooper
Bruck
Murphy
Grefe
Vaughn
Quinn
Street
Williams
Phillies Shut Out Newark Internationals in Newark
The Philadelphia National League team defeated the Newark Internationals 8 to 0 in Newark New Jersey today. The game ended early in the seventh inning due to rain. Batteries Lee McGinnity and Bergen opposed Kutz and Graham with Wimmer credited on the mound.
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N. J
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Newark Internationals
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Wimmer
Lee
Rain Delays New York Nationals Game in Paterson
The New York Nationals game against local professionals scheduled for today in Paterson was postponed due to rain banners and wet field conditions.
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Paterson
New York Nationals
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