Sox Scrap Ohio Exhibition Trip After Cold Spring Weather
The Boston Red Sox will skip spring exhibitions in Ohio and Indiana after a harsh cool spell. President Lannin and Manager Carrigan vow no more early April trips, saying the cold and travel costs hurt profits and morale. Tris Speaker and Joe Wood return to Boston to rest ahead of the season as plans shift to Hot Springs and Memphis for next year.
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Harvard Beats Colgate in Soldiers Field Opener 7 to 1
Harvard defeats Colgate 7 to 1 in the season opener at Soldiers Field. Harvard broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh inning and pulled away with multiple timely hits and a late scoring burst. Key players included Waterman Nash Frye Wingate Clark and Hardwick with Hicks pitching for Colgate.
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Indianapolis Beats Cleveland 6 4 in Baseball Tilt
In an American Association clash at Indianapolis, the home team overcame Cleveland 6 to 4. Indianapolis loaded the eighth with a base on balls single and two errors to push two runs, after Cleveland led 4 2 with two early tallies in the first and two more in the fifth. A seventh inning rally tied it when a double three singles and a sac fly produced three runs. Batteries Schardt Harrington and Livingston for Indianapolis and McCarty Blanding Bassler for Cleveland.
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Colgate Defeated by Harvard in Steady Crimson Show
Colgate pitcher Frye faced a finished Harvard defense as two runs in the seventh and four in the eighth sealed a Crimson win. Frye pitched superbly and the infield played like a clock, with Wingate, Ayre, Clark, and Nash among standouts as Gannett held right and Hardwick moved.
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Pirates Beat Topeka 6 to 1 in Exhibition Game
Pittsburg first team pitchers limited Topeka to three hits as they won 6 to 1 in the April game. Batteries Kantlehner Conzeliman and Gibson opposed Higginbotham Fullerton and McAllister Rapp.
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Yale Crews Race Two Miles in Harbor Test
Two Yale crews, finalists for the varsity eight, rowed two miles in rough harbor water today in New Haven. The second boat, paced by Appleton, won by less than a length while the first boat steered by Crocker finished a close second.
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Covey to Meet New York Pro in April Clash
Cove y the Englishman who held the world professional court tennis title will meet Jack White of the New York Tennis and Racquet Club in Tuxedo Park on April 12. Gould recently wrested the amateur crown from him.
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Holy Cross Beats Navy for First Win of Season
Annapolis report notes Holy Cross defeats Navy by a score of 5 to 4 marking Navy’s first loss this season. Game details list Holy Cross scoring with one error and the battery of Fabui Murphy Graski and R Murray for Holy Cross. Navy pitchers Blodgett Vinson and Hicks also appearing in the matchup.
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MacAuley withdraws from B A A Marathon race
Victor MacAuley the Canadian distance runner will not compete in the B A A Marathon due to a leg inflammation from a recent long workout. Entries continue rising with notable contenders like G F McInerney of Shannahan A C Philadelphia and J Marino of Dorchester expressing interest.
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Braves Defeat Orioles Five to One in Cold Baltimore Tilt
The Braves under Stallings defeated Baltimore 5 to 1 as Johnny Evers and Bert Whaling led with two hits each off Southpaw Cottrell. Bill James pitched effectively, Georgia Mann added a key double, and the Braves improved morale after a frigid morning.
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Fish Pier Prices and Dockside Activity Update
Heavy arrivals flood the fish pier with 15 schooners docked as prices slip. Haddock 31.4c, steak cod 8c, market cod 31.2c, pollock 51.2c, hake 3–5c. schooner Preceptor discharged 38,000 pounds halibut and Sabine 7,000 pounds flats.
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Shipping News Arrived With Numerous Steamers Listed
Shipping arrivals include Koeln Bremen Limon and Port Moran Jam Canford Chine Durkie Progreso Lingan Garbutt Louisburg City of Augusta Prince George and more vessels from Britain Germany and Canada with several ports and captains noted in the cargo row.
Reds overwhelming Tigers as Boehler controlled pace
In Cincinnati on April 9 the Reds beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 1 due to Boehler’s wild pitching and two costly Detroit errors. Benton held for five innings but the Reds capitalized to take the win.
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Easter Morn Soft Hat Leads This Season's Style
The Easter Morn hat debuts as the season’s premier soft hat. See it in window displays today and on the street tomorrow, along with the Billie Taylor Derby.
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