Wagner's Misplays Sink Red Sox in Washington
Boston loses opening game to McAleer's Senators 4 to 1 before Taft with a record crowd. Wagner's four errors at shortstop and shaky arm contribute to the defeat. Wood starts strong but Karger falters in the sixth as Washington pulls away. Joe Wood and Dolly Gray pace hits but Boston's fielding and late-scoring lapses doom the effort.
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Elberfeld
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Hal Chase
Browns Bat Hard in 11 3 Victory Over Naps
St Louis April 12 The Browns routed the Cleveland Naps 11 to 3 before 18000 fans after mirroring a prior cold series. Fred Blanding baffled the visitors then was replaced by Gregg as John Powell held Cleveland scoreless after the second. Frank Laporte debuted with two singles a double and two RBIs.
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Sports matchups listed for major league cities
The schedule lists key games: Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Detroit, and Cleveland at St. Louis.
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Chicago
Seaee
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Cleveland
Brooklyn at Boston and Other City Matchups
Basketball cards list Brooklyn versus Boston, Philadelphia versus New York, St Louis at Chicago, and Pittsburg against Cincinnati with scheduled regional games.
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Red Sox Crippled Washington at Opening of Season
April report on the Boston team lists Captain Heinie Wagner out with an ailing throwing arm possibly for days and suggests Nebinger or Yerkes may replace him. Jack Kleinow suffers a split index finger and will rest in New York, Madden catches, Meyers joins as utility backup, and Carrigan remains sidelined. The club faces poor early-season form with multiple injuries.
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Nebinger
Yerkes
Jack Kleinow
New York
Madden
Carrigan
Roxbury
Kleinow
Donovan
Hap Meyers
Yannigans
Meyers
Williams
Myers
New York Defeats World Champions Philadelphia 2-1 Opener
New York defeated the world champions Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the opening game of the American League season. Vaughn pitched remarkable ball for the visitors allowing only three hits, two doubles and an infield single.
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New York
Vaughn
New York Defeats Philadelphia In Tight Baseball Clash
Philadelphia muff of Bender’s fly by Walter and Hogan’s two bagger sparked the rally. New York tallied in the third on Walters double Murphy’s wild throw and Hemphill’s single. The decisive run came in the eighth as Cree walked, Johnson advanced on a wild throw, a double play followed Blair’s bunt fly, Vaughn singled, and Barry mishandled Walter’s grounder. Collins received an automobile before the game. Four of five New York baserunners were thrown out on steals.
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Speedway News Highlights 1911 Race Entries and Records
The 24 hour world record stands at 1581 miles 1810 yards on a two mile cement Brooklands track in England. Napier, Fiat, and Marmon entries set records and unveil new speed cars for the upcoming Memorial Day 6500 mile international sweepstakes race at Indianapolis with top contenders Ralph Mulford and Marmon No 81. The 1911 event plans include increased purses and additional support from Lozier and other manufacturers.
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Navy Team Wins at Annapolis 10 0 Over Rutgers
The Naval Academy baseball club shut out Rutgers 10 to 0 at Annapolis. One Rutgers hit came off Vinson of the Naval Academy.
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Tenney's Hops Poised To Challenge Leaders This Season
Arthur Duffey notes Fred Tenney's squad shows strong potential with Tenney at first base guiding young players and seasoned performers like Graham Herzog and Sweeney. He highlights Ingerton Clarke and others, hints at Marathon derby excitement, and mentions boxing and swimming figures shaping local sports expectations.
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Ingerton
Josh Clarke
Wrestling and boxing notes from South Boston and Chicago
Letters for Mike Thomas and Johnny Mooney. games at North End Park on April 19 at 8 pm. Entry blanks via J McNamara D Street Gymnasium South Boston. Gotch vs Mackenschmidt for world title in Chicago. Gotch failed to throw Hackenschmidt. two hours three minutes into the match Hackenschmidt quit and Gotch was awarded the win. Susie ropasty mentioned.
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Johnson Signs for Three Years with Washington Club
Walter Johnson, Washington's famed pitcher, signed a three year contract for $7000 annually. He arrived in the capital near noon and met with manager McAleer at eight for the signing, expressing satisfaction with the arrangement. Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox earns about $6000 per year, the next highest AL pitcher salary.
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Walter Johnson
Johnson
McAleer
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Lafayette shuts out West Point in baseball
The Military Academy team at West Point was shut out by Lafayette today. Cadets committed errors that aided Lafayette in scoring six runs.
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Lafayette
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