Sherwood Magee Stars In Braves Open Win Over Dodgers
Braves rout Dodgers behind Sherwood Magee three base hit with a nine hit attack led by Rudolph strong pitching. Evers and Wilhoit bolstered defense as Stallings debuts new outfield, while Reulbach cleared for Braves future use after league approval.
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Dodgers
Braves
Larry Cheney
Cheney
Boston
John Evers
Koney
Stallings
Pete Compton
Joe Wilhoit
Brooklyn
Pete
Joe
Haughton Delighted by Braves First Real Show
President Percy Haughton sat in a box behind the Boston bench with Vice President Wise and friends and praised the Braves first real appearance. He said the showing was the one he expected and that he would not see the club again until their return to Boston.
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New York
Percy Haughton
Boston
Wise
P. D
Han
Ebbets
St Louis Beats Pirates 2 1 In Opening Game
St Louis defeats Pittsburg 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle led by Doak and Kantlehner. Winning run scores in the ninth as Betzel plates Kornsby on a squeeze bunt after stealing second and a wild throw. Wagner collects three hits.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Doak
Kantlehner
Long
Schultz
Betzel
Wilson
Kornsby
Wagner
St. Tedte
Hornsby
James Smith
Johnston
Kagsen
Braves begin season with a flurry of firsts in early game
New York report details a flurry of firsts for the Braves in the opening contest. Maranville hits the first foul ball, Cutshaw makes the first assist, Daubert records the first putout, Cheney pitches the first ball, Evers notches the first assist, Magee drives in the first run, and other firsts follow including the first double, triple, strikeout, and sacrifice.
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New York
Braves
Maranville
Cutshaw
Daubert
Cheney
Evers
Wilhoit
Captain Evers
O’mara
Kenetchy
Mazee
Konetchy
Magee
Red Smith
Compton
Getz
Miller
Eivers
Phillies Edge Mets in Season Opener on Stroud Wild Finish
Philadelphia defeats New York 5 to 4 as Stroud coughs up two wild pitches in the ninth. Stock scores the decisive run after a walk and two wild pitches. Merkle homered for the visitors and Kauff added a sac fly.
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Philadelphia
Stroud
New York
Stock
Alexander
Anderson
Ramiden
Roush
Kauff
Smith
Moran
Doyle
Fletcher
Nethoff
Whitted
Merkle
Kanft
Strand
Andersen
Rigler
Harrison
A. E
G. Burns
Cceeres Ear Eenne
Brainerd
Rariden
Peeeeee
A Robertson
Bancroft
Paskett
Cravath
Gossip for Motorists Prominent auto figures attend events
Guy Vaughan of Stearns company visits as J H MacAlman hosts Stearns Knight cars in the region. Invitations go out for a R and Taylor salesmen dinner at Hotel Westminster tonight. Harry G White joins Panhandle Oil and Pennsylvania Rubber sales in New England New Hampshire and Vermont. W A Ramsey of Gram Bernstein Truck Co plans a local distributor. Sam Grow buys a saddle horse after reading about George Crittenden's Tea Party and contemplates a racing stable.
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Harry G. White
New England
Panhard Oil
Boston
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
New Hampshire
Vermont
W. A. Ramsey
Gram-Bernstein Motor Truck Company
Lima
Ohio
Bay State Automobile Club
Ramsey
Gram-Bernstein
George Crittenden
Sam Grow
Mr. Grow
Adverse Reports on All Milk Bills
Legislative committees on agriculture and public health will report all milk bills adversely. A majority of both committees oppose the measures, though a full poll has not yet been conducted.
O Connor Dominates as St Johns Prep Crushes La Salle 13 1
Eddie O Connor struck out 14 in six innings as St Johns Prep defeated La Salle High 13 to 1. The visiting batters were unable to touch his pitches, with the pitcher in complete control throughout the game.
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Eddie O’connor
Danvers
St. John’s Prep School
la Salle High
St. John’s Prep
Braves open season with first win since 1913 in New York
In New York on April 12 the Braves finally won their opening game, a contrast to recent seasons when they failed in opening blowoffs. The victory marks the first season opener win since Stallings took charge in 1913, ending two straight opening losses.
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New York
Braves
Stallings
Cubs Defeat Reds 7 to 1 in Opening Game at Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio April 12. Toney's wildness and ragged Cincinnati fielding aided the Cubs in a 7 to 1 victory. Chicago received timely hitting from Flack Williams and Zimmerman. Loudon led Cincinnati with the bat in Herzog's lineup before a full Redland Field crowd.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Toney
Cubs
Chicago
Redland Field
Flack
Williams
Zimmerman
Loudon
Herzog
Somerville Stuns Cambridge Latin 4 to 0
Somerville High opened its season with a 4 to 0 victory over Cambridge Latin at Somerville Field. McGrath pitched well for Somerville while solid support from hitters fueled the win. Shea Cotter Deacon each had runs and Cotter contributed two doubles and two stolen bases.
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Cambridge Latin
Somerville Field
McGrath
Somerville H. Cambridge
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A.B. Hhea
Hayes,f
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Burke
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Furniss
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M'Grath
Johnson
Travers
Somerville
Shea
Deacon
Gilman
Hayes
O'Connell
Ferris
McCorry
MecCorry
St. Angelo
Murray
Braintree High Dominates Sumner High In Season Opener
Braintree High School routed Sumner High of Holbrook 9 to 0 on French's Common yesterday afternoon. Wentworth held Sumner to four hits as Dillon, Hennesy, Van Vioten, Thayer and Fisher led the offense with multiple runs while Braintree pitchers Wentworth and Vincent combined for a shutout. Attendance was about 400.
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Sumner High School
Holbrook
Wentworth
Braintree High
Sumner High
Be-Eo
A.E
M'’Don
Hadfield
Campbell
Adams
Hollis
Frazier
Carey
Az Wentw
Dillon
Hennesy
Van _ Vieten
Thayer
Fisher
D. Carmichael
van Vioten
Allen
Vincent
Dilion
Delory
Maynard-Belmont baseball game canceled due to rain
The Maynard High School nine versus Belmont High School was called off this afternoon by local management because the field was unplayable from morning rain.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Belmont High School
Swamp Root Helps Mobile Resident After Swamp Fever
A. J. Tracey of Mobile Alabama testifies in 1915 that Kilmer Swamp Root relieved hemorrhagic bladder pain after months of illness from Swamp Fever. He used seven 50 cent bottles and returned to work with no further medicine needed. Notary public Annie B. Hodge confirmed the oath.
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Mississippi River
A. J. Tracey
Mobile
Ala
Annie B. Hodge
Notary Public
Mobile Co
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
The message promises a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York along with a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It mentions Boston Daily Post and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle sales at all drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Boston Daily Post
Beall Wins From Becker In Pinehurst First Round
Beall of Uniontown defeated Becker of Woodland Club 3 and 2 in the opening round at Pinehurst April golf tourney. The first round featured uneven matches with eight results averaging five holes. Other divisions saw New England players advance or fall in matches across multiple clubs and cities.
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N. C
C. I. Becker
Woodland Club
B. C. Beall
Uniontown
J. T. Hunter
North Adams
C. B. Fownes
Pittsburg
H. C. Fownes
F. M. Hunter
Stanton Heights
BE. L. Scofield, Jr
Stamford
R. H. Hunt
Worcester
Dr. M. W.W. Marr
Bethlehem
N. H
Lindsey Russell
New York
G. M. McConnell
Chicago
C. A. MacDonald
Toronto
P. A. Proal
Red Bank
Tom Kelley
Southern Pines
C. A. Hartwell
Brookline
F. S. Danforth
Orient
New England
Jack Tunis
Melrose
R. Davidge
Binghamton
IT. W. Champion
Brantford
Westfall
Steubenville
N. D. Clark
Woodbridge
H. W. Sherrell
Poughkeepsie
J. A. Durell
Somerville
Pring
Orange
Medford High Beats Boston College High 1-0 in Close Game
Medford High defeats Boston College High 1 to 0 on Fulton Street. Donnellan scored the lone run after a fifth inning sequence with a sacrifice and Harry's two bagger. Bailey had a two-base hit and pitchers Ballou and Carney fanned several batters in a tight contest. Attendance was 400.
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Boston College High
Fulton Street
Medford
Donnellan
J. Ballou
Harry
Maher
Nun — Donnellan
Bailey
Ballou
Carney
Winchester High Opens Season with Win Over Noble and Greenough
Winchester High defeated Noble and Greenough 15 to 5 in the season opener played yesterday afternoon at Dexter Field in Brookline.
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Winchester High
Noble & Greenough
Dexter Field
Brookline
Alice Eldredge Wins Prize Cup in Diving Contest
Alice Eldredge of Charlestown won the girls amateur diving contest at Bowdoin Square Theatre last night. She defeated a large field of contestants and received a handsome prize cup offered by the management.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Alice Eldredge
Charlestown
Washington rowers may visit East for race series
Seattle April 12 The University of Washington rowing crew could travel East to race leading Eastern crews if the faculty approves. The move follows a faculty vote allowing the oarsmen to go West this summer if Eastern crews cannot be persuaded to make the Western trip.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Rudolph Strong Finish Caps Braves Nine-Hitter
New York reports Rudolph pitched all nine innings for the Braves in a complete game. The veteran starter finished stronger than at the start, marking his first full nine innings this season with a solid late surge.
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Rudolph
New York
Braves
Lefty Tyler to Start for Dodgers Game Today
New York report notes Stallings plans to start Lefty Tyler against the Dodgers to hand them a beating. Reulbach and Nehf are slated for the other two games, one apiece, in the series.
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New York
Stallings
Dodgers
Lefty Tyler
Reulbach
Nehf
Sherwood Magee Picnic At The Bat Shines In Debut
New York reports Sherwood Magee opened the season with strong form against Larry Cheney. Magee doubled to left, followed by a single that scored a run, with a third hit offering more solid contact though damp ground limited extra bases.
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New York
Sherwood Magee
Larry Cheney
Sherwood Up
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