Stallings' Warriors Open Season With Dodgers rout
Sherwood Magee starred with three hits and a key triple as the Braves overwhelmed the Dodgers led by Richard Rudolph who scattered six hits in a strong pitching win. John Evers anchored the defense with five assists while new outfielders Pete Compton and Joe Wilhoit impressed in the field.
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Dodgers
Braves
Larry Cheney
Cheney
Boston
John Evers
Koney
Stallings
Pete Compton
Joe Wilhoit
Brooklyn
Pete
Joe
Braves Rally In Seventh Seals Victory Over Dodgers
In New York on April 12 President Percy Haughton watched Boston beat Brooklyn as Rudolph dominated on the mound. The Braves built leads, added runs in the eighth and ninth, and secured a 5-1 decision aided by a seventh inning rally and defensive miscues by the Dodgers.
Phillies Edge Giants In Season Opener 5-4
Philadelphia wins the opener as Stroud surrenders two wild pitches in the ninth, Stock scoring the winning run after a walk and two wild pitches. Alexander and Anderson both stumble early, Merkle hits a homer for New York, and Kauff drives in the first run with a sacrifice fly. Umpires Rigler and Harrison. Time two hours six minutes.
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Philadelphia
Stroud
New York
Stock
Alexander
Anderson
Ramiden
Roush
Kauff
Smith
Moran
Doyle
Fletcher
Neihoff
Whitted
Merkle
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Rigler
Harrison
G. Burns
An. E
Ennnee Fletcher
Stene Kauff
Roush Serene
Brainerd
Rariden
Robertson
Bancroft
Paskett
Cravath
Taderus
Niehoff
J. Buros
Bent
St Louis Beats Pirates 2 1 In Opening Game
St Louis defeats Pittsburgh 2 1 in a pitchers battle with Doak and Kantlehner. Errors enabled both runs, winning on a ninth inning squeeze as Betzel scored after a wild throw and bunt by Kornsby. Wagner had three hits for St Louis while Johnston and Schultz stood out for Pittsburgh.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Doak
Kantlehner
Long
Schultz
Betzel
Wilson
Kornsby
Wagner
Flornsby
Snyder
BR. BH. TB
A. E. Johnston
O Schultz
Carey
Wseeeee
DO. Rein
Hinchman
Viox
Jas. Smith
St. Louie
Beases
Firsts Made in Braves Contest At New York
The Braves game notes list many firsts including Maranville’s foul fly first pitch, Cutshaw’s first assist, Daubert’s first putout, Cheney’s first pitch and first strike, Wilhoit’s first bunt, Evers’ first assist, Magee’s first hit and first run, and Cheney’s first wild pitch among innings two to four.
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Rudolph
Cheney
Cutshaw
Evers
Wilhoit
O'Mara
Miller
Braves
Rabbit
Dodger
Tyler
Stallings
Ed Reulbach
National League
Tener
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
John Heydler
Reulbach
Pirates
Boston
Magee
Konetchy
Smith
Compton
Gowdy
Brooklyn
E. O'Mara
Daubert
Stengel
Wheat
Myers
Getz
Brooklym
Maranville
Klem and
Emstlie
Dodgers
Jake Daubert
Jake
Sherwood
Koney
Red Smith
J. Evers
New York
Anes
Eversn
O’mara
Kenetchy
Wich
Automobile News and Local Distributor Notes
Gossip for motorists reports Guy Vaughan of Stearns company visiting J H MacAlman as Stearns-Knight cars move through the territory. Invitations go out for a R E Taylor salesmen dinner at Hotel Westminster this evening. Harry G White joins Pan Am Oil sales in New England and will represent in New Hampshire and Vermont. W A Ramsey of Gram Bernstein Motor Truck Company attends Bay State Automobile Club luncheon and plans a local Gram Bernstein distributor. Sam Grow buys a saddle horse after reading about George Crittenden’s Tea Party and aims to start 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 Milk Bills By Joint Committees
Legislation on milk bills before the agriculture and public health committees will be reported adversely. A majority of both committees oppose all measures, though a full poll is not yet completed.
O Connor Dominates in Danvers Win for St Johns Prep
Eddie O Connor fanned 14 in six innings as St Johns Prep beat La Salle High 13 to 1. The pitcher held the visitors to no run until late, displaying dominant control in yesterday afternoons game.
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Eddie O’connor
Danvers
St. John's Prep School
la Salle High
St. John’s Prep
Braves Break Opening Jinx In 1918 Style Start
New York April 12. The Braves won their opening game, the first opening victory since Stallings began managing in 1918. The club had failed to start well in the previous two seasons, making today's win a notable turnaround and a return to form.
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New York
Braves
Stallings
Cubs Defeat Reds at Redland Field 7 to 1
In Cincinnati on April 12, the Cubs defeated the Reds 7 to 1 as Toney struggled and Cincinnati misplayed at crucial moments. Timely hitting by Flack Williams and Zimmerman fueled Chicago’s win while Loudon starred for Herzog's club in a full Redland Field crowd.
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Schulz
Neale
Henner
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Archer
Mollwits
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Herzo
Yerkes
Saier
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Byron
Quigley
Somerville Defeats Cambridge Latin 4 to 0 in Season Opener
Somerville High opened at home with a 4 0 win over Cambridge Latin on Somerville Field. pitcher McGrath impressed with solid support, while Batters Shea St Angelo Deacon, Cotter and Hayes sparked the offense. Attendance 500.
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Somerville High
Cambridge Latin
Somerville Field
McGrath
Somerville
Resale
Shea
Hayes
Cotter
O'C'nell
Higley If
Blakeley
St.An'lo
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Johnson
the Travers
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Rune
Gilman
O'Connell
Ferris
McCorry
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Cutter
Bigley
Murray
Braintree High dominates Sumner in season opener
Braintree High School opened the season with a 9 to 0 victory over Sumner High School of Holbrook at French's Common. Dillon, Hennesy, Van Vioten, Thayer, Fisher, and D Carmichael powered the offense with key hits while Wentworth racked up 10 strikeouts for Braintree. Attendance was 400.
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Braintree High School
Sumner High School
Holbrook
Wentworth
Braintree High
Sumner High
A.B
A.E. Dillonss
Allen Cf
Hennesy
Muzzy
Ten
Hayden
Thayer
Vincent
Fisher
M'l’hlin
J.c'rm'lef
M’don'd
D.c'rm
Hadfield
Campbell
Dillon
Van _ Vioten
Frazier
D. Carmichael
van Vioten
Allen
Adams
Delory
Maynard Bel host Belmont game postponed due to rain
The Maynard High School nine and Belmont High School were to play this afternoon but the game was called off by local management because morning rain left the field in poor condition.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Belmont High School
Kilmer Swamp Root Credited By Mobile Man
A. J. Tracey of Mobile Alabama testifies that after severe Swamp Fever and bladder hemorrhages he found relief with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root after seven bottles. He resumed duties and has not needed medicine since. Notarized January 7, 1915.
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Mississippi River
A. J. Tracey
Mobile
Ala
Annie B. Hodge
Notary Public
Mobile Co
Kilmer Swamp Root Sample Offer From Kilmer Co
Letter from Kilmer Co with an offer for a sample bottle of Swamp Root to Binghamton New York readers. It promises to prove benefits for kidneys and bladder and includes a booklet with information. Mention of Boston Daily Post and availability of regular bottle sizes at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Beall Beats Becker In Pinehurst First Round Golf
Beall of Uniontown defeated Becker of Woodland Club 3 down at the 16th in a day of uneven first round matches at Pinehurst. Other results include Hunter over Fownes, Scofield over Hunt, Marr over Russell, McConnell over MacDonald, Proal over Kelley, Hartwell over Danforth, and New England players Fairing in various divisions.
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C. J. Becker
Woodland Club
B. C. Beall
Uniontown
J. T. Hunter
North Adams
B. Fownes
Pittsburg
H. Cc
Fownes
F. M. Hunter
Stanton Heights
KE. L. Scofield, Jr
Stamford
R. H. Hunt
Worcester
Dr. M. W. Marr
Bethlehem
N. H
Lindsey Russell
New York
G. M. McConnell
Chicago
MacDonald
Toronto
P. A. Proal
Red Bank
Tom Kelley
Southern Pines
C. A. Hartwell
Brookline
Danforth
Orient
New England
Jack Tunis
Melrose
S R. Davidge
Binghamton
W. N. Nevins
Springfield
J. D. Armstrong
Buffalo
J. D. Hunter
B. E. Smith
Owosso
Robert Foote
New Haven
J. K. Hiseman
Allegheny
E. B. Corcoran
North Hadley
S. A. Hennessee
Cooperstown
I. W
Medford High Beats Boston College High 1-0 in Clash
Medford High defeated Boston College High 1 to 0 on Fulton Street grounds. Donnellan scored the only run after a walk and a sacrifice, with Earley driving in the run on a two-base hit. Ballou and Earley contributed on offense as Medford improved to a hard fought victory before about 400 spectators.
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Boston College High
Fulton Street
Medford
Donnellan
J. Ballou
Early
B. C. High
Bilpo
Barley
Plaherty
W.bijou
Manet
D'nellan
Bou
Carney
Dumas
Maher
Earley
Winchester High top Noble and Greenough 15 to 5 at Dexer Field
Winchester High defeated Noble and Greenough 15 to 5 in the season opener played yesterday afternoon at Dexer 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 and received a handsome prize cup from the management after defeating a large field of contestants.
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Alice Eldredge
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charlestown
Washington crew may race Eastern crews in summer trip
Seattle April 12 The University of Washington rowing team may travel east this summer if Eastern crews do not agree to come west after the university faculty voted to permit the oarsmen to go East to row Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Rudolph Shines in Complete Game Victory
New York April 12. Rudolph pitched the full nine innings marking the Braves’ first complete game of the season. The veteran started slow but finished strong as the nine inning effort kept him pitching confidently to the end.
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New York
Rudolph
Braves
Sherwood Magee
Larry Cheney
Sherwood
Nan
Lefty Tyler to Start Game Against Dodgers Today
New York April 12 Stallings plans a bold move to upset the Dodgers by sending Lefty Tyler to the mound this game Reulbach and Nehf to start the remaining two games in the series, delivering a decisive pitching plan.
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New York
Stallings
Dodgers
Lefty Tyler
Reulbach
Nehf
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