Seven Cities Hear Play Ball Today Across Leagues
Opening day across seven of eleven big league cities with Play Ball signals. In the American League Boston meets New York while Philadelphia visits Washington and Cleveland faces Chicago Detroit meet St Louis. Boston will start Monday with a ceremonial homecoming and band at Fenway. Tickets for Washington series go on sale tomorrow.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Jimmy Collins
World Beaters
Bostons
Collins
New York Americans
Tenney
Collins' Boys Triumph Over Buffalo By One Run
Collins' team of world beaters defeated Buffalo 2 to 1 at Olympic Park in cold, fast exhibition play. Tannehill pitched all nine innings, limiting Buffalo to nine hits while Collins, Ferris, and Chic Stahl highlighted a strong Boston infield. The victory boosts confidence ahead of the season opener in New York against the Highlanders as Manager Collins weighs his opening pitcher choice.
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N. Y
Collins
Olympic Park
Tannehill
Boston
Colling
Ferris
Delehanty
Chic Stahl
New York
Highlanders
Metropolis
Griffith
Don R
L. Poscensccee
Sareeee Stasi
Veeensees
Preeman
Ld Parent
Teen Eedes Lachance
Doran
Reesees
Boccescvcees
BH. PO
Stahl
Jehanty
Brockett
Freeman
Parent
Gettman
Gardner
McAllister
Boston Opener Prompts Curtis Guild Pentagon Guest List
Opening day events center on Huntington avenue grounds as Boston hosts Washington with Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild and state and city officials invited. Boston’s season forecast varies. Cleveland, New York, Pittsburgh, and Chicago in strong positions while Boston eyes strong batting and new talent.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Curtis Guild
Green
New York
Bates
Collins
South
Arthur Dixwell
Johnson
Dixwell
Five Sparring Bouts Open Spring B A A Tournament
Five preliminaries were staged at the B A A club gym on Exeter street with finals planned for Saturday night. Notable results include Bates beating Farrell in the 125 pound class and Murphy defeating McDonald in three rounds. Heiser and Bates, recent national entrants, loom as top contenders. In the 185 pound class McLeod defeated Allen in two rounds. College games list Amherst at Cornell and Andover at Lowell Textile. Dorchester Highs game with Hyde Park was moved to Saturday. Richardson beat Montgomery 5 4.
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Bates
Farrell
J. A. Murphy
J. McDonald
Dudley Riley
J. Dunlop
al Heiser
R. Abbott
Aimherst
Cornell
Ithaca
Andover
Lowell Textile
Dorchester High
Hyde Park
Dorchester
F. E. Richardson
Boston
Montgomery
Seniors Win Harvard Race In Rough Charles Course
Harvard interclass crew races were won by the Seniors on a stormy Charles course. Wash boards on shells failed to prevent water ingress as sprinting crews battled for lead. Five and Six traded positions, with Four leading at finish. time 12 minutes 53 seconds. Weld crews later beat 1904 and 1906 by eight lengths in 13 minutes 41 seconds. Six rowed a slow stroke to secure victory.
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The
Charles
Law School
Weld
Macomber
Gardiner
Lindsley
Meier
Hanford
Pierce
Weldon
Bow
de Rham
Ivy
Field
Upton
Brown
Wilcox
Burnett
Soule
Clark
Macintyre
Risley
Harvard Team Leaves Today for Southern Trip
Harvard's baseball squad departs this afternoon for a southern tour. They will play Georgetown at Georgetown on Saturday then face Virginia Annapolis and West Point next week. The traveling party includes Bolton Carr Castle Coburn Gardiner H Greenough Jackson Kernan Marshall Mason McCarthy Murphy Newhall Nichols Quigley Randall Spencer Stephenson and Tucker.
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Washington
Georgetown
University of Virginia
Annapolis
West Point
Bolton
Carr
Castle
Clarkson
Coburn
Gardiner
H. Greenough
Jackson
Kernan
Marshall
Mason
McCarthy
Murphy
Newhall
Nichols
Quigley
Randall
Spencer
Stephenson
Tuckerman
School crews in good form on the Charles
Despite high wind and rough water, schoolboy oarsmen showed their best form of the year on the Charles. Noble & Greenough crews, including a strong second, led the field with Volkmann and Cambridge Latin close rivals. English High and several city clubs also fielded multiple four-oared crews.
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Charles
Pat Donovan
Noble & Greenough
Volkmann
Mechanic Arts High School
Brown Wins From Tufts In Tight 2-1 Victory
Providence R I April 18 Brown edged Tufts 2 to 1 at Andrews Field in a pitchers duel until the eighth when Dicker scored on errors by Buchanan and Simon. Wells then relieved for Tufts. Simon scored on Hoye’s misthrow in the ninth as Brown pulled ahead. Batteries Tift Smith Patch Hood Buchanan. Umpire Lynch. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Attendance 7,?00.
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Wells
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Twohacear
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Hoye
Hennelly
R. H. FE. Brown
Tift
Smith
Patch
Hood
Wakefield High School nets 22 in season opener
WAKEFIELD April 13 The high school baseball team opened the season by routing Saugus High School on the local grounds. Wakefield pushed 22 runs as Harrington and Casey worked in the box with strong showings. Sullivan pitched for Saugus and was hit hard by Wakefield. Final score 22 to 1 in favor of Wakefield.
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Saugus High School
Harrington
Casey
Sullivan
Saugus
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Saugus High
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Brady
Dr Shoop Restorative claims cures via sympathetic nerves
An advertisement by Dr Shoop promoting Restorative cures for many diseases through the sympathetic nerve system. It asserts universal efficacy, offers a six bottle course for 5.50, and invites readers to request one of six books on specific ailments, with a month trial and physician support.
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Racine
Wis
Medico-Osteopathy Draws Crowds to Doctor Blair’s Offices
The New Science of Medico Osteopathy attracts crowds eager for relief across social strata. Doctors Blair’s practice expands to meet demand as testimonials flow from New England leaders including ex Governors Edwin C. Smith J Grout and William F. Dillingham praising its methods and results in deafness and chronic ailments.
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United States
Vermont
Edwin C. Smith
J. Grout
WM. F. Dillingham
U. S
Ife
Deafness Positively Cured by Medico-Osteopathy
Doctor Blair asserts Medico-Osteopathy can cure deafness and head noises in almost all cases not involving complete auditory nerve paralysis. He cites restored hearing after long deaf spells and promises a positive guarantee for patients treated this week.
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Blair
Somerset High Roller Leads City League Night
No material change in standings after last night's City league games. St James remains leading by one game with Sudbury second and City Hall third, a game behind Sudbury. Somerset beat Hub 2 of 3 and posted an evening high 1467, with Clark Jouve and Miller over 300 and a high individual 529. Finnegan of Boylston had 320.
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Jefferson
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Mahane
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Ene
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Dollot Nae
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Coburn
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Herson Oo
Aoe
Murray & Irwin's
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Davie
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Linton
Riley
Lucia
Ganley
Donnelly
King Tee
Parker
Kent
Cole
Boutin
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M'Carthy
Werford
Wait Peers
Gorham
Stiles
Wilber Ae
McKeon
Stevens Ae
Sullivan
Cochrane
Fitzgerald
G. Gorham
Terrible head noises cured by Medico-Osteopathy
Mrs Edwin Smith of Oak Square Brighton suffered twenty years of constant head noises and hearing loss. After trying various treatments she found relief with Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment, reporting the noises entirely left her head and praising the doctor.
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Edwin Smith
Montfern Ave
Oak Square
Brighton
Doctor Blair
Deaf for years finds hope in Medico-Osteopathy
Mrs. Eleanor Nelson of 7 Carter St, Waltham Massachusetts, describes long deafness with head noises and poor hearing at church and public events. After many doctors and failed treatments, Medico-Osteopathy and Dr Blair brought rapid improvement, allowing her to hear sermons again and regain social life.
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Nelson
Eleanor Nelson
Carter St. Waltham
Mass
Doctor Blair
Colonel Popes 15 Riders Form Cycling Teams
Colonel Albert Pope has named 15 riders for his cycling teams this year. Included are German riders Rutt and Meyer who will join in mid May, increasing international interest. Columbia team includes Lawson Walthour Root Darlan Glasson. Hibine team lists McFarland Newkirk Krebs Logan and McKinnon. Rambler team features Rutt Meyer Bowler Bedell.
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Albert Pope
Rutt
Meyer
Columbia
Iver Lawson
Bobby Walthour
E. F. Root
F. P. Dorlan
New York Nationals Defeat Columbia In Flat Shutout
In New York on April 13 the New York Nationals blanked Columbia University 10 to 0. Milligan MacGinnity Wiltse and Warner powered the Nationals while Bowerman Tilt and Frambach toed the line for Columbia. Umpire Joe Horn called the game.
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New York
Columbia
Milligan
MacGinnity
Wiltse
Warner
Bowerman
Tilt and Frambach
Joe Horn
Philadelphia Americans Win Local Championship
Philadelphia April 13 The series of games for the local baseball championship ended today with a victory for the Philadelphia National League team The Philadelphia Americans won the series five games to three In the decisive game Nationals tallied eight runs while Americans scored ten Batteries McPherson and Marshall Pinnance and Schreckengost Umpire Smith.
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Philadelphia Americans
Nationals
McPherson
Marshall
Pinnance
Schreckengost
Smith
Princeton Defeats Lafayette in Loose Soccer Clash 6 to 4
Princeton defeated Lafayette 6 to 4 in a loosely played college soccer game at Princeton, New Jersey, on April 13. The contest featured several scoring chances and a high pace, with Princeton securing the victory behind steady offense and defense.
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Lafayette
N. J
Lafayette Socer
Interstate Y M C A Meet Tonight in Boston
An all round combined athletic and gymnastic state meet for Massachusetts and Rhode Island YMCAs will be held tonight at 8 o clock in the Boston association gymnasium at 458 Boylston street. Events include horizontal bar parallel bars standing broad jumps a 18 foot rope climb and a potato race. Each association enters two men who compete in every event. Prizes awarded to top team and individual event winners with officials from Tufts Harvard MIT and other institutions guiding the meet.
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Rhode Island
Boston Association
Boylston Street
C. C. Stroud
Tufts College
P. S. Page
Andover
Christian Eberhard
Francis Doris
Harvard
W. C. Towne
Dr. L. G. Haskell
E. A. Heers
Hearing Restored After Fifteen Years of Deafness
Mr Newton Morton of Boston recounts a long battle with bilateral deafness and ear noises. After unsuccessful treatments he sought Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic method, reporting rapid, tangible improvement and renewed ability to attend worship and understand speech. He praises the doctor's rational approach and notes the therapy’s apparent success.
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Newton Morton
St. James Avenue
Boston
Morton
Blair
Doctor Blair
New Life After Treatment by Eminent Physicians
Mrs. Ella Kennison of Methuen Massachusetts had five years of nervous misery with insomnia vomiting blood and mucus and could not climb stairs. After two weeks of treatment at Doctor Blair she reports rapid improvement and says she feels like a new woman with a strong limb and proper sleep.
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Mra. Kennison
Mra
Ella Kennison
Methuen
Mass
Dtor Blair
Blair
Doctor Blair's Book Free Offered On Osteopathy
Doctor Blair offers the book Osteopathy What It Is And How It Cures free upon application at the office or by writing for it. The work presents the history of the New Science and includes opinions from prominent men and women.
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Blair
Hill Climbing Entries Close on Patriots Day
Massachusetts Automobile Club race committee chair William E. Wallace and Ernest Rogers set a 600 foot rolling start for hill climbing on Patriots Day to let entrants gain momentum before climbing. Entries closing tomorrow morning reflect strong interest as preparations finish and the hill will be swept of stones for the actual trial.
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William E. Wallace
Race Committee
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Ernest Rogers
Newton
Wallace
Milwaukee Americans buy Clark and Slattery
Milwaukee Wis April 13 Harry Clark infielder and catcher Slattery have been purchased by the Milwaukee Americans from the Chicago Americans.
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Milwaukee
Clark and
Slattery
Milwaukee, Wis
Harry Clark
Milwaukee American Association
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