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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1910

Page

12

Regulars defeat Yannigans in Huntington avenue exhibition

Captain Lord’s Regulars beat Pat Donahue’s Yannigans at Huntington avenue grounds as 600 fans watched. Leroy the Indian twirled five innings, Ed Karger allowed 13 hits, and Lord hit the first home run of the season while Hooper and Joy led with multiple singles. The teams head to New York for the opener with the Highlanders.

Red Sox Highlanders New York Lord Patsey Donahue Yannigans Huntington Avenue Grounds Leroy Huntington Avenue Harry Jake Stahl Pat Donahue Madden Gardiner Ed Karger Thompson Hooper Joy Lewis a@gner Bradley TB PO eConnell Eave Ord Pal Otis Wagner Ape Owee Vo Au Madden Pween Yannigans AB. R LE PO Arger Collins Seer Donohue Lord Madden Gardner Lord Stahl Karer Karger MecConney Leroy Stahl Balk Bran

Dave Shean Delivers For Doves In Lowell Victory

Dave Shean's bases loaded clean up single in the third inning sparks the Doves over Boston National 6 3 in Lowell. Wolfgang and Rariden shine for the visitors as home crowd honors Fred Lake with floral gift and umbrella.

Lowell Dave Shean Boston Wolfgang Rarijden Rariden Fred Lake

Medford High School crushes Roxbury Latin in baseball

Medford High School routed Roxbury Latin School 14 to 2 on Fulton street fields. Batteries: Medford Bennett Maldrey Pierson. Roxbury Latin Jones Packard.

Medford Medford High School Roxbury Latin School Fulton Street R.H.E. Medford Roxbury Latin Medford—Bennett Maldrey Pierson Jones, Packard

Johnson acquitted in speed case in Chicago court

A jury in Judge Goine's Municipal Court branch acquitted famed boxer Jack Johnson of exceeding the automobile speed limits. The April 13 decision clears the case without conviction.

Chicago Goine Municipal Court Today Jack Johnson

Track Teams Begin Outdoor Work on Charlesbank

Boston College high boys start training at Charlesbank with stars Joe Spang Walsh McGovern and Hunt. English High School also begins light work under Coach John D O'Reilly. Brookline Gym acquires an eight oared shell from Harvard for use at the Boston Athletic Association float and plans to enter local regattas this spring.

Charlesbank Boston College High Joe Spang Walsh McGovern Hunt John D. O'Reilly Harvard Brookline Boston Athletic Association

Boston College Sprints Past Andover in Lively Rivalry

In a tight game Boston College edged Andover 9 6 as Wright stole the show with a three-base drive and scoring on Reilly’s two bagger. Reilly, Middlebrook, and MacDonald drove in runs while Harrington fanned 12 for Boston. York and Ripley pitched well for Andover.

Goodell Boles Mahoney Wright Reilly Harrington Middlebrook Wells MacDonald Kresser Boston York McIintyre Ripley Andover Hargton IJ. Ryan Murphy Low M’donald C.f M'Intyre Boston College Ryan Jordan TUFTS Holy Cross Roberta E.martin Whalen Dustin AS Flynn Knight O' Jones M'Kenna Burns Scheld Dickingon R.f Cawley Larkin Gans HuMartin Foley Directs Chapman Man Holy Cross Cess Whale Dn Scheid Roberts Oberts Martin Dustin Henry

English Wins Out In Eighth In Boston High Baseball

English High defeated South Boston High 5 to 2 in a XI division game. Both teams scored in the first inning, South Boston tied it in the fifth, and neither side scored again until English hit a decisive eighth inning home run by Janvrin to seal the victory for the Blue and Blue.

English High South Boston High South Boston Janvrin Boston High A.E A.E. McNaught Kane Janvire Thornton Eagan C.f Pfau Siney Geary Whitley Ff Murphy Connor Connell Ec Devine Trotman P Ae Iy Tota S Tome Oy Phials As High Erie South Oston High Grant McNaught Janvirn O'Day EHS Trotman Vom MacCarthy

Brookline Gym Announces Rowing Program and Coach

Brookline Gymnasiums athletic group applies to join the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen at a meeting in the Brookline Municipal Gymnasium. Frank Greer named coach and crews of eight and four oars to compete this season. Harvard lends shells. Boston Athletic Association rents riverhouse on the Charles.

National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Brookline Municipal Frank Greer Harvard Boston Athletic Association Brookline Association Charles River

Only Registered Autos Compete in 1910 Reliability Tour

The American Automobile Association announced the 1910 national reliability tour for the Glidden and Chicago trophies. Only stock cars fully registered for mechanical details are eligible. Glidden trophy uses stock touring cars. Chicago trophy uses runabouts. Penalties range from 1 to 50 points. Entries close June 1, 1910.

New York American Automobile Association Chicago Chicago Motor Club

Brockton Boy Sails Yale Freshman Baseball Team Captain

James Arthur Reilly, a Brockton Mass. 1912 student, has been elected captain of Yale University freshmen baseball for the current year. The announcement comes from New Haven where Yale officials confirmed the selection.

New Haven

Harvard Game Becomes Annual Fixture in Boston

Harvard’s visit to Huntington Avenue grounds last Tuesday ended in mutual respect with the Red Sox inviting Harvard players to use their locker room. Captain Lanigan and teammates were greeted warmly as both clubs enjoyed cordial relations and fine sportsmanship.

Harvard Huntington Avenue Lanigan Red Sox Crimson Lord

Holy Cross Beats Tufts In Fast Tufts Oval Game

Holy Cross defeated Tufts 3 to 1 in a fast game at Tufts Oval. Holy Cross scored in the first, second and fifth innings as Tufts benefited from errors by Larkin allowing its lone run in the third.

Medford Holy Cross Tufts Tufts Oval Larkin

Brown Blanks Mass Aggies In Solid Baseball Victory

Brown baseball team shut out the Massachusetts Agricultural College 11 to 0 at Providence. The Brunonians hit heavily and played cleanly, with pitcher Williams unsteady for Mass Aggies, issuing seven walks. Batteries Clark Canverman Snell and Williams French. Umpire Lanigan. Time two hours.

BROWN Mass Aggies Providence R. J Massachusetts Agricultural College Brunonians Williams Agricultural College Clark Canverman Snell French Lanigan

Kling May Not Join Chicago Right Away

Kansas City April 13 John G Kling said he might not join the Chicago National League club immediately. He noted he may still be here next Tuesday or ...

Kling Chicagos Kansas City John G. Kling Chicago

Exeter Opens Baseball Season with Narrow Victory

Exeter defeated Lowell Textile 5 to 4 in a hair-raising ninth inning. Pitcher Way and batter Frye led Exeter with timely hits while Way, Tidgewell and Fox stood out in the field. Attendance reached 650 as Curtiss Vaughan and Donovan contributed key plays in the opener.

Exeter N.hl Phillips-Exeter Lowell Textile Pile Andover Curtiss Frye Donovan Dow Lowell Wateran Jefferson Hardy Ile Fox Doncan Litchfield Thaxter Novan Jaughan Wingate Vaughan Way Tidgewell Fox Hennessy Murray Casevee Nevin Box Waterman

Dartmouth Beats Haverhill In Four-Run Victory

Dartmouth Varsity defeated Haverhill 7 to 5 today after an error plagued fourth inning. Jarvis led with four hits as Mitchell struggled for the visitors, while Brady hit a triple and four Seahawks hits boosted the Dartmouth offense.

Haverhill Dartmouth Varsity New England Mitchell Jarvis Norton Williams Brady Keady Hanover Garwmons R.H.E Dartmouth Gammons Chadbourne Lessard Garvin Delaney and Giroux

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