Detroit Beats Chicago 4 2 in AL Opener
Hard hitting by Crawford and Cobb and Mullin's steady pitching carried Detroit to a 4 2 victory over Chicago in the American league opener. Walsh connected for a homer a triple and three singles in early innings as the Tigers plated all runs early. Gainor debuted as a regular making a sensational defensive play at first to retire the side with bases loaded. Mayor Thompson threw the first ball with Charie Bennett catching.
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Mullin
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Gainor
Mayor Thompson
Charie Bennett
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Ester
Jones
Boiven
Payne
Steel Wee
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Bush
Zelder
Sullivan
Perrine
Sheridan
Fordham Triumphs Over Georgetown 7 to 0 in Icy Classic
Fordham defeated Georgetown 7 to 0 in an errorless game. Fordham tallied two runs in the first and a four in the sixth, while Georgetown managed two runs in the first and none after. Batteries Kehoe McCarthy led Fordham with solid pitching and timely hitting as O'Connor Fury supported the effort.
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Fordham
Georgetown
R.H.E. Fordham
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Kehoe
McCarthy
Finele
O’connor
Fury
Baltimore Defeats Princeton 7 to 3 in Eastern League Game
Baltimore defeated Princeton University 7 to 3. Princeton used a squeeze for two runs. Batteries Vickers Pope and Byers for Baltimore and White Rogers and Lackey for Princeton.
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Princeton University
Princeton
R.H.E. Baltimore
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Pope
Byers
White
Rogers
Lackey
Baseball Scores From Multiple Colleges and Cities
Scores from games on various campuses include Baltimore Mt St Josephs 8 over Columbia in 12 innings and Bucknell 4 over Washington Catholic Union. Other results feature Penn Buffalo 6 Harrisburg 1 and Virginia U V a 5 St Johns Annapolis 1.
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Columbia
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New Britain
Lynn
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Harrisburg
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Annapolis
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Washington, and Lee
Rutgers
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Toronto
Infield Weakness Beats the Red Sox
Washington defeats Boston 3 to 2 as Boston errors and poor infield play loom large. Cicotte allows three runs on six hits with seven innings of work. Washington capitalizes on Milan, McBride, and Elberfeld's solid defense.
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Wagner
Yerkes
Williams
Red Sox
Senators
Cicotte
Wood
Washington
Milan
McBride
Miller
Groom
Champs Lose Again to Highlanders in Philadelphia
New York defeated Philadelphia in a batting rally in the eighth inning. Blair hit a double and Walter a triple off Coombs. Hartzel made a one handed stop at Shibe Park. Wolter and Blair had two base hits. Oldring, Collins, Murphy and Lapp stole bases. Fisher, Coombs, Caldwell and Quinn pitched for the pitchers with various hits and errors noted.
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Dartmouth University
Inlet Park
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Morey
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Olsen
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Shibe Park
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Caldwell
Hogan
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Oldring
Johnson
Collins
Murphy
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Knight
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Elliott
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Cleveland
Laporte
Griggs
West
Austin
Hoffman
Stovall
Newnam
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Riams
Lake
Dineen
O'Loughlin
Harvard Football Practice Ends With Scrimmage Win
Harvard football held its last practice of the year on Soldiers Field. Team A defeated Team B by two touchdowns after a 15 minute scrimmage. Harry Gardner and Bob Isher were at quarterback and left guard for Team A. Blodgett scored on a 30 yard fum ble recovery and run. Ervin added a score on a forward pass fifteen yards from the goal line.
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Harvard Football Warriors
Harry Gardner
Bob Isher
Blodgett
New York Entries Grow for Boston Marathon Push
Six New York runners joined a total 17 Gotham athletes set to start the Boston Athletic Association marathon. Notable names include Sammy Mellor, a veteran since 1901, and Hayden Appleyard, with entries also from Nicholas Granacopilis W Galvin and others. Additional entries from J Webb F Bruce L Nathan J Morris J Letts J F Carr and J A Mack were reported.
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Gotham
Mercury A. C
Nicholas Granacopilis
W. Galvin
H. Hayden
C. Appleyard
Sammy Mellor
Mellor
Boston
Caffrey
Lorden
Hayden
Appleyard
J. Webb
Lowell
F. Bruce
Wollaston A. A
L. Nathan
A. C
J. Morris
Natick
J. Letts
J. F. Carr
Manhattan College Defeats Holy Cross 4 to 1
Manhattan College topped Holy Cross 4 to 1 as local hitters bunched runs in the first and ninth innings. Pitcher Hanley allowed four scattered hits while Cotter backed him with solid catching. Batter details show Manhattan scoring in multiple frames and Holy Cross recording minimal offense.
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Manhattan College
Holy Cross
Hanley
R.H.E. Manhattan
Cotter
Duna
Lynch
Kenney
Armory Club Announces Amateur Meeting Weigh Classes
The Armory Club announces an amateur meeting on April 28 with classes at 115 185 and 145 pounds. Entry blanks may be secured from E F Walsh at 541 Tremont Street.
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Armory Club
E. F. Walsh
Tremont Street
Wind and hail end Brownsnaps game early
A severe wind and hail storm at St. Louis on April 13 halted the Cleveland St. Louis American League game in the ninth inning. The flag pole toppled into the crowd and players retreated as spectators and officials sought shelter. The final score stood 3 to 1 for the local team, with the ninth inning not completed.
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ST. Louis
Cuban All Star Baseball Club sails to meet American foes
The Cuban All-Star Baseball Club of Havana sailed for the United States aboard the Ward line steamer Merida and will arrive in New York by Saturday or Sunday. The lineup includes noted players who helped defeat Connie Mack's Athletics and they are set to play the All Stars at Boston's American League grounds on April 19 in the afternoon.
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Cuba
United States
Ward Line
Merida
New York
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Mack
Mendez
Pedrosa
Perez
Munoz
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Gonzales
Parpetti
Cabanas
Chacon
Hidalgo
Cantillo
Moran
All Stars
Boston
Harvard Sophs Win Meet at Soldiers Field in Close Finish
Harvard sophomores score 42 to seniors 35 in a tight Harvard Interscholastic meet decided in the final event the 226-yard dash won by R. S. Gozzaldi. Withington wins two-mile run, Barron edges Kelley, O'Brien claims odd point, Jaques takes mile, Cable shines in hammer, J. K. Lewis tops with 10 points.
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Soldiers’ Field
R. S. Gozzaldi
Withington
Ryan
Newton
Copeland
Harding
Noble
S. C. Simons
Herbert Jaques
Lawless
Everett
Smith
Cable
J. K. Lewis
Harvard Athletes Set for Sunny South Tour
Sixty four Crimson athletes from track, baseball and lacrosse depart Cambridge this evening with managers and coaches for a 10 day southern tour. Twenty track men, 29 baseball players, and 15 lacrosse players travel in four Pullman cars on the Federal express.
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Crimson
Cambridge
South
Federal Express
Phelan's clutch hit lifts Providence past Lawrence 2 0
Phelan delivered a sixth inning single driving in two runs as Providence defeated Lawrence 2 to 0 in an Eastern league showdown. The win boosts Providence's standing against the New England league club.
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Phelan
Providence
New England
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