Red Sox Beat Highlanders 5 2 In Midseason Clinch
Buck O'Brien pitched well as Boston outplayed New York at Washington Heights Park. The Red Sox used strong hitting and quick baserunning to seize a two run lead in the first, add two more in the eighth, and finish 5 to 2 over the Highlanders as Ford allowed six hits.
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Notable Pitchers Hold Cold Afternoon Practice
Joe Wood led a long day of work despite a chilly duplicate. He joined batting practice and filled in as an infielder as Cicotte struggled with the sinb. Vaughn handled relief duties well though the game result was already decided.
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Senators Fail To Score On Morgan In Philadelphia Win
Morgan pitched superbly for Philadelphia allowing only one hit by Moeller as Washington lost 3 to 1. Morgan struck out 11, while Philadelphia capitalized with multiple hits in the fourth inning. Walker, Barry and Knight contributed in support with errors and sacrifices shaping the game.
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Providence Defeats Worcester 7 2 In Exhibition
Providence pitchers Stine and Baldwin shut down Worcester after a fast start, as Providence batsmen led by Lindberk Aubrey and Crum aided by solid hits propelled a 7 to 2 victory over Worcester in eight innings at Boulevard Park. The Rhode Island club faces Worcester again tomorrow afternoon.
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Pilgrim A A plans summer boxing card in Boston arena
The Pilgrim A A has moved into the Boston Arena and aims for a summer run with several special bouts including Johnny Fallon and Tommy Reagan. Promoter McCarey targets a July 20 round Langford versus Joe Jeanette in the West.
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White Sox Take Second Straight Win Over St Louis
Chicago edged St Louis 2 to 1 in extra innings in a pitchers duel. Scott and Powell matched zeroes until a deciding sequence featured a double a sacrifice and a single for Chicago while Pratt Zeider and Mattick contributed key hits.
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Local Men Strong In Marathon
With the B A A Marathon nearing, entries surge and local runners dominate the field. The article notes a strong push to defend last year's championship won by Clarence DéMar.
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Formals announce majority of distance specialists for 1912 field
Yesterday's entries include Harry Jensen of Pastime A C New York and two other New Yorkers W Brazill and F Deum from Long Island. Mike Ryan and John Reynolds Irish American A C stars also entered plus Festus Madden from North Dorchester A A. A Marathon favorite after last year's second place behind DeMar.
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Madden
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Cleveland Beats Tigers 4-2 in Tight Baseball Contest
Cleveland defeats Detroit 4 to 2 as Delehanty is ejected for arguing with umpire Perrine. East erly reaches on Bush error, steals, and scores on Butcher single. Jackson doubles in sixth. Lajoie intentionally walked, Ryan singles, scoring Jackson. Olson singles in eighth with Jackson doubling and Lajoie adding a run.
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Perry
Willett
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Stars to Run in Today’s First Pilgrim 10 Mile Race
A large field including Verner Johnson Art Garber and Tony Liberty gathers for Boston’s first annual 10 mile road race hosted by Pilgrim A A. The event starts 2 45 p m at Boston Arena St Botolph and finishes there with Mayor Fitzgerald as honorary referee awarding six prizes.
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Acme A A Hosts Fourth Annual Ten-Mile Handicap Run
The Acme Athletic Association of Jamaica Plain invites entrants for its fourth annual ten-mile handicap run on April 19. Notable runners include Arthur Garber from North Dorchester A A and W H Doggett of Dedham High, with entries from Brookline Gym and Cathedral Y M C A. The course runs from the clubhouse on Chestnut Avenue through a series of streets ending back at Chestnut Avenue. Mayor Fitzgerald may start the race. Send entries to Leo Hill, Acme A A Jamaica Plain.
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Walnut Street
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Hyde Park
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Eaton Street
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Sig. Paulson
Cambridge
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Medford High School
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Brookline
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Clapp Memorial Association
W. H. Doggett
Dedham High School
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Robert Fowler
Andrew Sockalexis
North Dorchester
A. A
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Edward Clark
Festus Madden
Tom J. Lilley
al Upham
John Carey
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Alfred Lyon
Tom B. Piggott
John Walsh
Commonwealth Ave
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Peabody
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Waltham
Acme
John J. Callan
James Muldoon
FE. W. Murphy
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Dedham High
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Worcester
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Cliff Thompson
Stoneham High Defeats Punchard 6 to 4 in Open Season Opener
Stoneham High beat Punchard High 6 to 4 at Pomeworth street grounds in a fast game. Pitcher Holden struck out 14 and allowed four hits. Hansell led hitters with three hits including a double. Final line shows Stoneham scoring across innings with strong defense and solid pitching.
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Donohue and Connolly Fight To Eight Round Draw
Johnny Connolly the Scotch light weight and Young Donohue of Rox bury fought eight rounds to a draw before 600 fans at Central A C. Connolly’s youth and body punches kept Donohue under pressure late, a few more rounds might have swung it. The night also featured Farren vs Rocco a draw and Scanlon beating Cox, with Milikin and Eldredge drawing in their eight rounder. Next Friday features Morris Flarris vs Sandy Fergu son in the main event.
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Roxbury
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Connolly
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East Boston
Pat Rocco
Waverhill
al Delmont
Farren
Connors
Joe Cox
Navy
Young Scanlon
Cambridge
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Scanlon
Husky
Dleweights
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Maiden
Everett Eldredge
Winthrop
Eldredge
Morris Flarris
Philadelphia
Sandy Ferguson
Van Thrajen Set To Meet Cyclone Burns At Grand Opera House
Van Thrajen the Hollander arrives in Boston in prime condition for a big match with Cyclone Burns at the Grand Opera House on Monday evening. He just completed a West tour winning 21 bouts by fall and expects to top his earlier effort against Americus.
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Cyclone Burns
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Baltimore
Pat O'Neil
Dr. Roller
New York
Ioundin
Joe Terardi
Jack Butler
Butler
Montreal Triumphs In Roanoke And Lynchburg Showdowns
Montreal won two decisions in Virginia as Roanoke fell 109 to 0 in a heavy defeat and Lynchburg dropped 4 to 2. In Richmond Rochester defeated Richmond 5 to 0, while Dartmouth beat Columbia 3 to 2 in New York.
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Southern League Scores Shows Braves Down Chattanooga
Atlanta defeats Chattanooga 15 to 9 while Mobile tops New Orleans 7 to 6 in standings update from the Southern League.
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Chattanooga
Mobile
New Orleans
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