Hoppe Defeats Cutler In 500 382 18-2 Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe of New York defeats Albert G. Cutler of Boston 500 to 382 in 24 innings at Madison Square Garden to claim the 18-2 world championship event. Morningstar to face Schaefer and others follow in the program.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Albert G. Cutler
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Slosson
Morningstar
Schaefer
Cutler
Hoppe
English High Downs Boston College High 11 to 6
English High School defeated Boston College High 11 to 6 on the college grounds Massachusetts Avenue. Noonan left early with an injury, Foley pitched and hit for Boston College High, while Jack Norton led English High at bat and Walter Norton starred in the field. The field was rough and errors noted, with Boston College rallying in the ninth but falling short.
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Cutler
Hoppe
English High Downs
Boston College
Boston College High
English High School
College Grounds
Massachusetts Avenue
Noonan
Foley
Casey
Norton
Bailey
Bidwell
Walter Norton
Jack Norton
B. C
A. McNulty
Landrig
W.norton
Parl
Brien
Kendrick
J.norton
Hernan
Parker
Goen
Siney
Keville
Brophy
Ryan
Mahady
Torey
Finglish High
Parle
Br Foley
Coen
Landrigan
Badaracco
Bulman
Cash to Aid Miss Sutton
News from New York reports May Sutton may miss defending her English women’s championship title abroad this spring due to lack of funds. Tennis players in the Eastern Tennis Association area urge arrangements to cover part of her expenses as southern California lacks a similar organization. The Eastern Tennis Association may offer assistance if needed.
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New York
Los Angeles
Miss May Sutton
Eastern Tennis Association
Plans for Big Yacht Race at Marblehead This Summer
Berlin April 11 The programme for the German American yacht race between Sonderklasse boats of the Imperial Yacht Club and the Eastern Yacht Club for the Roosevelt cup has been made public. Fifteen German yachtsmen have ordered new yachts to fly the German colors against the Americans if they win the elimination races in August.
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Berlin
Marblehead
Imperial Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Hart and Gardner Set for Four Round Bout in New York
Marvin Hart and eater were matched today for a four round bout in New York this month. The date and details were to be announced later by officials.
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Hart
Gardner
New York
Marvin Hart
Eater
Signs of poor circulation point to heart cure claim
A pamphlet describes shortness of breath as a sign of poor blood circulation caused by a sick heart and weak nerves. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as the quickest and safest treatment and urges immediate purchase if symptoms appear.
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Miles
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promises Quick Health Relief
Claiming dramatic results for weak heart and poor circulation the advertisement touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Nervine as inexpensive remedies with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. A testimonial from Rev W A Robins of Port Elgin Ontario is cited.
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Miles
Nervine
W. A. Robins
Port Elgin
Ont
Melrose Edged by Swampscott in Season Opener
Melrose High School opened its baseball season with a 9 to 8 loss to Swampscott. Gilkey relieved Cassell with 10 strikeouts and two hits allowed, while Blaney Burdette and Crowell led Swampscott. Melrose’s A Cassell Boylan and Rowe starred for the home team as tension flared in the eighth over a disputed decision.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
Swampscott High School
Gilkey
Cassell
Blaney
L. Burdette
Crowell
A. Cassell
Boylan
Swampscott
Melrose High
Nies
Gorman
Connors
Verge
Rowe
Vaughan
Gordon
Bean
EB. Cassell
White
Plymouth High School Baseball Team Opens Practice
Plymouth April 11 The Plymouth High School baseball squad has begun practice with many candidates competing for spots. Returning stars Manning Beaurygard and Donlevy headline the group along with Burns and other candidates Roane Sherman Walker Heath Whiting Finney Saunders Strong and Farrington.
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Plymouth
Plymouth High School
Manning
Beaurygard
Donlevy
Burns
Roane
Sherman
Walker
Heath
Whiting
Finney
Saunders
Strong
Farrington
Worcester Academy Track Team Begins Spring Practice
Worcester Academy opened its spring track practice with coach Pooch Donovan leading over 25 candidates. The squad, expected to challenge Peter’s for New England interscholastic outdoor meet supremacy in June, resumes training after a quiet period since the Boston schoolboy meet in March.
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Worcester
Donovan
Worcester Academy
Peter
New England
Boston
Brown Beats Wesleyan 7 to 2 in Providence
Brown batsmen struck Burke for seven hits in two innings while Wesleyan offered weak hitting. Munroe followed Burke and limited Brown to one hit. Both Wesleyan runs came on errors. Final score 7 to 2 in Providence with Nourse Adams Ray mond Burke Munroe Taylor as Battery and Lanigan umpire.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Burke
Wesleyan
Munroe
R.H.E. Brown
Nourse
Adams
Raymond
Munroe and Taylor
Lanigan
Dorchester Club Opens With West Roxbury Rival on Dorchester Avenue
The New Dorchesters host West Roxbury at their Dorchester avenue grounds on April 19. Several of last year’s Dorchester Locals players join the New Dorchesters creating a nine that upholds the club’s strong reputation.
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New Dorchesters
West Roxbury
Dorchester Avenue Grounds
Dorchester
Dorchesters
Amateur Suburban League Formed With Four Teams
A baseball league named the Amateur Suburban league has been organized. It features four strong amateur teams averaging 17 years: the Waldecks of Dorchester, Middlesex of Medford, Maples of Waltham, and the Keystones of Allston. The clubs are evenly matched and the pennant race should be hot.
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Waldecks
Dorchester
Middlesex
Medford
Maples of
Waltham
Keystones
Allston
Holy Cross Boston College game called off on wet grounds
Worcester reports the Holy Cross and Boston College game postponed due to wet grounds. Players and officials await rescheduling as conditions hinder play on the field.
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Holy Cross
B. C
Worcester
Few New Faces Remain On Major League Teams This Season
Nearly every big league club features the same lineup as last year with few fresh faces. While a hundred minor leaguers were touted, most were found wanting and many will be farmed out or released. Some trades bring known names to teams like Brooklyn and Philadelphia, but overall youngsters will not dominate opening rosters.
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Collins
Brain
Pfeiffer
O'Neill
Howard
Bridwell
Tenney
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Nealon
Philadelphia
Laffolle
Cleveland
Pat
Detroit
Cincinnati
Delehanty
Mowery
Savannah
Jake Wiemer
Godwin
Dorchester High Runs Past Medford 11 1 at Dunbar Grounds
Dorchester High defeated Medford High 11 to 1 in five innings as Riley and Hoernle combined on the mound. Hoernle worked five innings allowing four hits while Riley relieved with two hits allowed and four strikeouts. Oxnard pitched for Medford with erratic control and costly errors aiding Dorchester’s scoring, while Taylor and Regnier led Dorchester’s batting with key hits.
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Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Medford
Dorchester
Riley
Hoernle
Oxnard
Spaulding
Taylor and Regnier
Saulsman
Battery
Medford High
Keenan
Delaney
Regnier
Millinger
Smith
Taylor
Hibbard
Prescott
Daly
Brigham
Sinclair
Murphy
Harvard
Dorchester Medford High
Kenane
Emerson
Watson
G’ Wood
B’chard
M’linger
S'clair
S'ding
Bentley
Kemp
Aos
Wakefield High Hands Peabody a 6 4 Defeat
Wakefield High School baseball beat Peabody High 6 to 4 on the Common. Kiley starred for Peabody with bat and glove. Whittekind, Lowe and Farwell starred for Wakefield. Noonan, Kiley, Wiggin, Low, Coombs, Brown, Farwell, Hickey, Whittekind and Buxton scored. Noonan cro runs. Attendance 300.
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Wakefield
Wakefield High School
Peabody High
Kiley
Wiggin
Brown
Peabody
Whittekind
Lowe
Farwell
Smith
Randall
Wakefield High
Noonan
Low
Coombs
Hickey
Buxton
A. Parker
Bo.a Oer PO
A. E. Coombs
A.P’ Ker
Wiley Ss
W’ Tekind
Costello
Mowbray
C.f
Poore
New York Nationals Triumph Over Manhattan 9 to 4
The New York Nationals defeated Manhattan College 9 to 4 in an exhibition game. The Nationals scored 9 runs on 8 hits while Manhattan managed 4 runs on 6 hits. Batteries were Mahoney and Conley for New York and Ferguson, H Mathewson, Fitzgerald, and Smith for Manhattan.
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New York
Manhattan College
Manhattan
Mahoney
Conley
Ferguson
H. Mathewson
Fitzgerald
Smith
British baseball association formed in London meeting
London April 11. A meeting in London tonight decided to form a British baseball association. The move was led by professional football clubs and aims to foster amateur play and protect against importing American professionals from the National League.
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London
British Baseball Association
Centrals Seek 18 19 Year Old Club Games This Spring
The Centrals of East Boston seek to arrange matches with 18 19 year old clubs. Dates open at home include Saturday and April 19. Contact A Ziegel at 51 Bow Street Somerville for arrangements.
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Centrals
Boston
A. Ziegel
Bow Street
Somerville
Stone's School Dominates Noble & Greenough 8–1
Stone's School defeated Noble and Greenough 8 to 1 at Brookline. Pitcher Jimmy Hamburgar held Noble hitless on curves, while Stone's Shaw and Minot powered the offense. Draper Hamburgar and Mitchell starred for Stone's. Johnson Sweetzer and Minot led Noble & Greenough.
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Stone’s
Noble & Greenough
Brookline
Noble
Jimmy Hamburgar
Stone
Shaw
Minot
Will
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St. Louis
P. Donovan
Brooklyn
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Maloney
Lajoie
NEW York Nationals
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Noble & Green
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