Harvard Faces Red Sox in Opener at Fenway Park
Harvard baseball opens the season against the Red Sox at Fenway Park tomorrow afternoon with Coach Sexton leading a 15-man squad. The Crimson, in gray and red sweaters, will travel 10 days for six games in the South after a practice-filled but unsettled buildup.
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
Sexton
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Cambridge
Crimson
Alsop
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Frye
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Clarke
Tomes
Ayres
Young
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Minnie’ Frye
Clark
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Fettle
Today’s Sport World Events Highlights
Harvard faces the Red Sox at Fenway Park while Princeton hosts New York American second team. Brown and Pawtucket High meet in Pawtucket, Woonsocket High plays North Attleboro, and boxing cards feature Rivers vs Leach Cross in New York. Tennis and track events follow with national court tennis and Tufts Middlesex finals.
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
Princeton
Brown
Pawtucket High
Pawtucket
R. J. Woonsocket High
North Attleboro High
Woonsocket
Tufts
Medford
First Cut Made in Malden High Squad
The Malden High School baseball candidates reduced to 22 after the first cut. Coaches Good and Wandkte selected the retained players for Saturday’s game against Stoneham High School with another cut likely soon.
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Malden High School
Stoneham High School
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Wandkte
Butler
Kempton
Rowe
Murphy
Gatelt
Heany
Foley
W. McLeod
R. McLeod
Spencer
Craighead
Cheney
Neville
Welch
Scribner
McCurdy
Peterson
Berry
Harlow
Fogg
Jeffrey
Chance Injured in Exhibition Victory Over Brooklyn Nationals
The New York Americans defeated the Brooklyn Nationals 8 to 4 in an exhibition game. Both Chance and Derrick were hurt during the contest.
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New York Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Chance
Derrick
Yankees Edge Brooklyn In Low Scoring Tilt
Chance twisted his ankle at first base and Derrick suffered a hand cut after a slide into second. Sterrett replaced Chance as Young flashed sharp stops and throws. New York rallied with timely hits off Ragan after Wagner led off, Warhop and Fisher in cold weather. Brooklyn booted three costly errors as Ragan and Wagner drove in runs. Time two hours five minutes.
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Derrick
Wheat
Sterrett
Young
New York
Ragan
Wagner
Warhop
Yankees
Stengel
Fisher
R.H.E
Brooklyn
Sweeney
Miller
Emsle
Hurst
Winter League to Play Portland Team in Holliston
The Winter League baseball club, a mix of old timers and stars, will play Hughie Duffy's Portland team from the New England league tomorrow afternoon in Holliston. Battery is Carl Nichols and Jack Smattery, with Walter Lonergan and Chick McLaughlin in the infield. A large crowd will accompany the team to the game Wednesday at 12 30.
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Hughie Duffy
Portland
Duffy
O'Brien
Holliston
Jack Dooley
Carl Nichols
Jack Smattery
Battery
Walter Lonergan
New England League Announces Umpire Signings for 1912
Arthur Cooper, secretary of the New England league, completed signings for the 1912 season. Main umpires remain from last year: Tanny White, Tommy Bannon, Mike O'Brien, and John Rudderham. Call men listed as Jack Stafford, Murray, and Quinn.
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Arthur Cooper
New England League
Cooper
Tanny White
Tommy Bannon
Mike O'Brien
John Rudderham
Jack Stafford
Murray
Quinn
Today’s Probable Red Sox Lineup at Fenway Park
Boston fans awaited the champion Red Sox return after a cross region trip. Manager Jake Stahl may start regulars against Harvard with Janvrin and Heinie Wagner possible, while Dutch Leonard and George Loster are set to pitch if weather permits.
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Boy crews work out on Charles amid snowstorm
Despite a snowy wind swept storm, Boston area schoolboy crews trained on the Charles river. Noble & Greenough and other schools sent multiple eight oared crews to practice, while Stone School postponed its eight.
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West Boston Bridge
High School of Commerce
Cambridge Latin
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Newton
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Cooley
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Hunneman
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Mealey
McLoughlin
Young
Connor
Litchfield
DeForest
Jackson
Motor clubs warn motorists about fake organizations
The article cautions motorists about fraudulent auto clubs that solicit fees under pretense of reducing upkeep costs and securing hotel discounts. It stresses legal duties to stop and provide name and address after accidents, notes past prosecutions for failing to stop, and lists Bay State Automobile Association committee appointments for 1913 1918.
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Automobile Legal Association
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Bay State Automobile Association
A. B. Henley
FP. P. O’brien
Fred F. Swett
N. H. Halliday
R. R. Ross
W. H. Stevens
Chase Langmaid
W. H. Williams
M. E. Lebon
Braves Fall to Orioles in Freezing Baltimore Game
In Baltimore, April 7, the Orioles beat the Braves 6 to 2 in cold weather. Danforth and Dickson pitched for Baltimore and Boston respectively, with key errors and timely hits shaping the outcome.
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Maranylle
Myers
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Seeee
Dickson
It Hogue
Gervais
Jackson
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Baltimore Esees
Tinker's Temper and Talent Rise in Cubs Leadership
Joe Tinker shows leadership during Chance's absence with the Cubs. He runs the team efficiently, though his sharp tongue and temper create friction with teammates. Despite early factionalism and opposition, his instinctive play and quick thinking earn him respect as he heads to Cincinnati with full authority.
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Chance
Cubs
Tinker
Chicago
Murphy
Johnny Evers
Johnny
Joe
Cincinnati
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