Boston Braves Swing to Opening Win Over Philadelphia Quakers
The Braves show a strong all around game at South End grounds led by Kling and Perdue. Spratt powers the offense with a homer and a triple while Houser and Miller drive in runs as Boston defeats Alexander and the Quakers in a clean, spirited victory.
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The Very Firsts at the South End
Knabe drew the season’s first base on balls as Purdue delivered the year’s first strike. Spratt earned the first safe hit and Maing notched the first safety. Doolan hit the first two-bagger and scored on Sweeney’s error for the first 1912 run.
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Boston Fans Back Campbell After Donlin Trade
Boston fans hailed Campbell at bat and celebrated his center field plays yesterday afternoon, sending continuous applause to the ex-Pirate as President Ward’s doubt about fan opinion seemed dispelled.
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Braves Triumph and Mascot Moment in Philadelphia
Cravath stood out with three rattling triples two hitting the center field fence. A parade of notable guests including owner Gaffney and Mrs Ward watched from box seats as Byron McDonald served as Braves mascot. Bert Crowhurst celebrated his honeymoon by watching the Phillies defeat.
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Jack Spratt Shines With the Hickory
The report notes Jack Spratt’s standout work yesterday with the stick and his sting of the bell against Grover Alexander’s pitching. Manager Kling may find the young Southerner a valuable addition to the team.
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Mob Scene Delays Brooklyn Opening as Gaynor Calls Police
Mayor Gaynor opened the National League season at Washington Park Brooklyn amid violent disruption. Police cleared the crowd after an 80-strong mob halted play, allowing the game to start later with 25 000 in attendance. The Giants and Dodgers played to an 18 8 finish after six innings due to darkness. Marquard pitched well except for one blowup in the third.
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Reds Beat Cubs In Record Crowd 10 to 6
Cincinnati drew a record 25 000 fans as the Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 10 to 6 in an early season game. Frank Smith and King Cole were knocked out early. Schulte Bates Sheckard and Egan starred for the Reds with a big fourth inning scoring six runs.
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