Red Sox Rout Yankees 6 to 1 at Polo Grounds
Boston, led by Hooper Walker and Gardner, powered past the New York Yankees 6 to 1 as Leonard faltered after the third. Shawkey struggled despite 4 strikeouts, while Hoblitzell Nanamaker and Barry backed strong defense and timely hitting to seal the win before 900 spectators.
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Donovan
Yankees
Ray Caldwell
Bob Shawkey
Red Sox
Boston
Barry
Walker
Hooper
Dutch Leonard
Highlanders
Gardner
Scott
Leonard
Walters
Shawkey
Love
Foxton
Hoblitsell
Tigh
Haker
Magee
Veckinpaugh
Nanamaker
Noblitzell
Hoblitzell
Baker
Shawker
Umfred
Gorones
Connolly
Foster
Lewis
Duffy
Peckinpaugh
Thomas
Looper
High
Maisel
Larry Gardner
York
Gheeley
Xeigh
Litzell
Muisel
Huker
Mayee
Hyss
I Thomas
Waiters
Beeman
As — N'm'k'er
Alendrix
Wesleyan Baseball Opens Season With Tie At Bowdoin
Middletown April 12 Wesleyan base ball team opened its season with Bowdoin in a 3 to tie. A ninth inning rally produced two runs for Wesleyan. Final score 3 3 with Bowdoin.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Bowdoin
Oslo
Pees Fina
Bavi Laadene
Pembleam
Bradford
Wescott and Widdoes
Braves Disappoint in Loss as Stallings Team Edges McGraw
Arthur Duffey notes George Stallings Braves dominated the field though fans were sparse. Walter Hoelke drove in Zimmerman after a fourth inning challenge while Magee’s third inning triple highlighted the visitors. The piece previews a cosmopolitan Marathon with Villir Kyronen and Hannes Kolehmainen expected to draw attention.
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America
Villir Kyronen
Hannes Kolehmainen
Giants Schedule and Braves Field Opening Question
The text asks which team follows the Giants next week and which Western team first plays at Braves Field. It notes Philadelphia follows the Giants until April 19 and Pittsburg opens May 9, with a postponed Giants Braves game from Wednesday to Thursday April 11. It presents a debate over when the baseball season opened in Boston.
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Giants
Braves Field
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Braves
Boston
Dart car prices to rise on April 2
Gossip for Motorists notes price increases for Dart cars effective April 2. Jack Clinton returns as Firestone branch manager. Frank Brown, Premier distributor, travels to Indianapolis. Bay State Automobile Association new Lenox apartments ready. The King armored car expected in Boston soon.
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Dart
Jack Clinton
Firestone
Frank Brown
Indianapolis
Bay State Automobile Association
Lenox
King Armored Car
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Senators Defeat Athletics 6 to 2 in Philadelphia
Washington won 6 to 2 as Gallia allowed one hit through five frames and Foster delivered a trio of hits. Leonard and Milan scored twice, while Rice and Judge drove in runs for the Senators. Batting also featured Witt and Meinnis with key hits in the nine innings.
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Washington
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Poster
Milan
Rice
Judge
Witt
Meinnis
Bodie
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Iester
Bates
Lawry
Metanis
Gallia
Noves
Noyes
Ampires Owen
Dineen
Ladies' Kennel Association plans charity beach show
A committee meeting of the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts is held this afternoon to finalize plans for the annual charity beach show set for June 5 at Auburndale.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of
Massachusetts
Auburndale
Olin to Meet Roller in Finish Match on Patriots Day
John Olin, the first heavyweight to beat Joe Stecher on a referee’s decision, will face Dr. Ben F Roller in a best two of three Falls match at the Grand Opera House on Patriots Day night under catch as catch can rules.
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John Olin
Joe Stecher
Ben F. Roller
Patriots
Grand Opera House
Larry Burns Boxes Tonight in Semi Final Bout
Larry Burns of South Boston meets Al Sears of East Boston in a 10 round semi final at the Commercial A C as part of the Dahl Robinson feature. The card also features Gardner Brooks versus Joe Stanton in a 10 rounder and Larry Costello versus Tom Powers opening the show.
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Dahl- Robinson
Commercial A. C
Larry Burns
Lawrence
South Boston
al Sears
East Boston
Dahl
Robinson
New York
Gardner Brooks
Lowell
Joe Stanton
Cambridge
Larry Costello
Tom Powers
Charlestown
Amherst to resume hockey as intercollegiate sport
Amherst students vote to reestablish hockey as an intercollegiate sport next winter. George Davis will stay on as baseball coach through the season. The hockey season opens Saturday with a game.
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Amherst
George Davis
Bowdoin
Indians Rally to Clip Tigers 2 1 in Narrow Victory
Cleveland defeats Detroit 2 to 1 at home as Graney and Speaker spark a first inning run with a double and later as Roth drives in another. Detroit scores on a Jones single and a wild pitch, but Ehmke and Bagby hold the Tigers to one run.
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Ebmke
Cleveland
Graney
Speaker
Guiste
Roth
Jones
BIT
T'O
Rushes
Chapman
Young
Fobt
Noth Rf
Wench Wf
Wennss
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Turner
Ipappen
Ehmke
Spencer
Ipsaet
Firaney
Cobh
Bamke
Bagby
Iuas
Bhmke
otcher—Cobb
Nallin and Evans
Titoe
Middlesex School Will Finish Spring Athletics as Planned
Despite rumors that Middlesex School would drop all athletics to focus on military training, the school will complete its baseball crew and tennis schedules as planned while continuing military drill for the students.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Whitman College cancels athletics for military training
Whitman College in Walla Walla Washington announced the cancellation of all athletic activities and that five days a week will be devoted to military training for all male students.
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Walila Walla
Wash
Whitman College Today
Nickalls 10 Stay at Yale in New Haven
Yale crew coach Guy Nickalls will remain at Yale and drill one squad daily in optional rowing. Crews will be formed each day on arrival at the boathouse with no fixed order of rowing. Yale officials grant permission for naval unit members to use the Adee boathouse and live there without university duty requirements.
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New Haven
England
Guy Nickalls
Yale
Adee
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Matches in Boston Area
Athletics of East Boston seeks 6 year teams under manager J. Bradler. Bay Views of South Boston wants 14 or 15 year teams. Beacons seeks any amateur or semi pro nearby. Tolman and 4H.i. in Brookline and Dorchester list age ranges and contacts. Suffolks and Imperial A. C. look for 14 to 18 year squads with guarantees. Mohawk Club and Speedwell seek 16 to 20 year teams. St Johns North End and Wollaston A A request uniformed teams aged 17 to 20 with local leads.
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J. Bradler
Wordsworth Street
Bay Views
South Boston
Boston Braves
George Clark
East Sixth Street
Beacons
Boston
Tolman
Kim Street
Brookline
Dorchester
Suffolks
Alvin B. Caldwell
Huntuon Street
Imperial A. C
Fred Kennedy
High St
Waltham
Mass
Bogton
Henry McCarthy
Ashland Street
Speedwell
Belmont Town
G. A. Bayer
Oakwood Street
St. John's
North End
J. Matarazzo
Hull Street
Wollaston
A. A
L. F. Alexander
Ridgway Street
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