Taylor Team Has Off Day Scores and Standings
The clipping shows scattered team records with odd letters and numbers, listing Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Washington and others with 0 1.000 or similar figures. It briefly notes Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit New York at Washington and Ston at Philadelphia as scheduled games in the American league context.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
National
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
P. C. Bostom
Coach Donovan Laid At Rest
Funeral for Harvard rowing coach Patrick J. Donovan held at St Mary’s Church Cambridgeport with attendees from Boston’s major boating clubs and newspaper offices. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery. pallbearers listed, and floral tributes received from multiple rowing and community groups.
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Boston
Patrick J. Donovan
Harvard
Church of St. Mary
Annunciation
Cambridgeport
Calvary Cemetery
F. H. Whitten
O. M. Walton
J. H. Solari
Fred J. Steele
Atlas to Meet Lundin at Columbia Tuesday
Atlas, the Western wrestler, will face Lundin in a purse bout at the Columbia Theatre Tuesday evening. The match, best two falls out of three under catch as catch can rules, follows a prior grueling encounter at the Scotch picnic last August. Atlas has wrestled across the West this winter and comes to Boston in top form.
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Atlas
Lundin
Harry Farren
Columbia Theatre
West
Boston
Boston Nationals Open Season With 1–0 Win Over Brooklyn
Boston defeats Brooklyn 1 to 0 in an opening game marked by sharp defense and a lone first inning run. Bates scores on a walk and Beaumount singles, while Irving Young Cy hurls a strong 1 hour 20 minute effort as both teams shine in cold weather at the South End Park.
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Old Park
Mr. Dovey
Boston
Tenney
Bates
Stricklett
Dodgers
Fred
Mr. Beaumont
Casey
Jordan
Howard
Mr. Davey
Brooklyn
Mr. Strickett
Maloney
Mr. Ritchey
Pittsburg
Alperman
Brain
Tom Needham
Alp
Lumley
Young Cy
Bridwell
Brid
Butler
Ritchey
Beaumont
Young
Needham
Lewis
Brookline High Opens Season with 11 9 Win Over Roxbury Latin
Brookline High defeated Roxbury Latin 11 to 9 in the season opener at home. Bug Brown hurled for Brookline with exceptional speed while Roxbury Latin struggled to contain him. The line score shows Brookline with a strong fourth and a late surge securing the victory.
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Brookline High
Roxbury Latin
Bug” Brown
Brookline
Roxbury
ASK DAMAGES FROM AUTOISTS
Three automobile damage suits were heard yesterday. Walter J. Skelton seeks 50000 from C. H. W. Foster and others for injuries on August 13, 1904, in Marblehead when driving a carriage. Foster Sr. held a license but his son operating the machine was not. Anthony Stevens of Revere sues the Winton Motor Company for 10000 for injuries June 24, 1904 on Broadway Revere when an agent driving an automobile collided with him biking.
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Walter J. Skelton
C. H. W. Foster
Marblehead
Mr. Foster
Anthony Stevens
Revere
Winton Motor Company
Broadway
Williams Beats Merritt in Five-Mile Paced Skate Race
Charley Williams defeated William Merritt in a five-mile bicycle paced scratch skate race at Park Square Rink. Williams was paced by Patsy Logan and Merritt by Hugh MacLean who won the toss and took the inside. Merritt led early, then Williams surged for a three-foot victory in 11 minutes 20 seconds.
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Park Square
Charley Williams
Willliam Merritt
Williams
Patsy Logan
Merritt
Hugh MacLean
MacLean
Volkmann Dominates De Merritte School 14 to 2
Volkmann won a lopsided game at Allston 14 to 2 with walkover status. Pitchers Fitzpatrick and Kennard limited De Merritte to three hits while Follett and Kennard stood out for Volkmann and Perry and Abercrombie contributed for De Merritte.
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Volkmann
de Merritte
Allston
Fitzpatrick
Kennard
Follett
Perry
Abercrombie
Auxiliary club hosts first reception and dance
The first reception and dance of the Auxiliary of the Fathers and Mothers' Club took place at the Twentieth Century Club rooms on 3 Joy Street last evening.
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Auxiliary of the Fathers and Mothers’ Club
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
Marathon winner sits out next year's race
Tim othy Ford, winner last year, will not start in the April 14 marathon, delaying his bid to 1908 to let other runners repeat their feats. Cambridge bets on Hicks and a strong Cambridgeport group as Canadians arrive early to compete.
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Timothy Ford
Ford
Cambridge
Hicks
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Baseball Opening Echoes Across New York Crowd
The opening game drew many dissatisfied fans as debate raged over who bore responsibility for the incident. The piece notes April 12, 1907 sentiment on cold damp day, mentions Hughey Jennings and Heinie Peitz anecdotes, and discusses Harvard Penn lacrosse, baseball schedules, and league leadership amid spring games and the looming world series.
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New York
New York City
Dows
City Games at North End Park April 19
Arrangements completed for annual amateur athletic games at North End Park on April 19 under city and N E A A U A auspices. Notable event features a team race among St Alphonsus Cambridgeport Gymnasium and South Boston A C with 100 yard dash 440 yard run running high jump 880 yard run and 1 mile run. Gold and silver watches awarded to first and second in each event. team race winners receive gold to first only. Entries closed April 15. unregistered athletes may enroll with J Frank Facey 36 Prospect Street Cambridge.
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City of
Boston
St. Alphonsus
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
South Boston A. C
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Joseph McNamara
Tyler Street Gymnasium
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