Opening Day Lineups From Major League Teams
The article lists expected lineups for the American League teams Cleveland Boston New York and Washington, naming players by position. It notes that local high school teams Natick Waltham Melrose Cambridge Wellesley and Malden will also play today with varied expectations based on recent results and lineups.
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B. C
Natick High
Waltham High
Watch City
Waltham
Natick
Melrose High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Newton High
Newton
Jack Ross
Melrose
Cambridge High
Latin
Boston College High
Somerville High
Wellesley High
Milton High
Wellesley
Woburn High
Malden High
Malden
Baseball season sparks high hopes and bold predictions
The piece previews openers and rivalries as fans anticipate a heated season. It highlights Pat Moran's Phillies debut, the Braves opener at Fenway, and quotes from managers Moran, Stallings, and others. It notes sprinter Howard Drew and comments on Clarke Griffith and Jim Buckley ahead of key clashes.
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Fenway Park
Pat Moran
Stallings
Yale and Cornell duel in high jump hype at Penn Relays
Cornell and Yale stars Cornell and Wesley Oler look to top world marks in outdoor high jump after Madison Square Garden indoor intercollegiate. Plans grow for public exhibition by Jess Willard in Boston as crowds push for the heavyweight champion’s visit. Johnson’s conqueror may arrive within a week once dates are set.
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Cornell
Wesley Oler
Yale
Madison Square Garden
Oler
Jess Willard
Boston
Johnson
Braves Beat Brown University 6 0 In Fenway Park Matinee
Braves rout Brown at Fenway Park scoring six runs on four safeties in a pitchers duel. Joe Connolly drilled a three base hit as Cram struggled with control, while Brown’s Babbington accounted for the only Brown threat with a three-base drive.
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Braves
Collegians
Brown University
Fenway Park
Joe Connolly
Joseph
Rube Cram
Melrose
Cram
Chief Stallings
Gene Cocreham
Pete Crutcher
Beavers
Providence
Boston
Brunonians
Cocreham
Larry Gilbert
Larry
Babbington
Donovan
Cap. Evers
Cap
Troy
Champs
Moran
J. Evers
Joe
Murray
Connolly
Gilbert
Schmidt
Smith
Brown
Andrews
Evers
Charles Schmidt
Umps
Johnny
Red Smith
Maranville
Crutcher
AB. R. BH
A. E
Wysers
Fa Weise
COWON
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Ormsby
Leo Athipowse
Ae Marray
Gormail
E Donovan
Wraves
Ed Walsh Expected Back in Three Weeks
Ed Walsh, Chicago White Sox pitcher, was advised by his medical expert that his injured arm should be fit for return to Chicago within three weeks and resume his regular pitching duties.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Speaker Narrowly Escapes Major Injury Before Open
Boston Red Sox beat Richmond 5 to 4 in an exhibition as Tris Speaker was hit on the leg near the knee but avoids broken bone. Manager Carrigan weighs starting Collins or Shore in Philadelphia and notes McNally’s strong defense and batting.
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Red Sox
Richmond
Tris Speaker
Speaker
Carriigan
Hoblitzell
Rehg
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Boston
Mackmen
Carrigan
Collins
Leonard
Shore
Dutch Leonard
Morrissette
Richmonds
Tris
Sox
MecNally
Neal Ball
McNally
Fenway Park
Bill
Ray Collins
Collings
Hooper
Janvrin
Lewis
Scott
Gardner
Cady
Young McNally
Haley
Larry Gardner
Comstock
Foster
Louisville Colonels
Openers Highlight Busy Schoolboy Baseball Day
A dozen games start the season as Boston public high schools begin play. Boston Latin visits Medford at Fulton Street, English High meets Groton at Groton, and South Boston High tests Boston College High at the South End grounds.
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Boston Public
Boston Latin
Fulton Street
Medford High School
O'Brien
Columbus Avenue
Medford
English High
Groton School
Groton
South Boston High
Boston College High
South End Grounds
Hyde Park High Tops Revere High 4 3 in opener
Hyde Park High defeated Revere High 4 to 3 yesterday afternoon in Hyde Park to open the season. Revere failed to score until the eighth inning while Hyde Park built a four run lead. Batteries Lawrence and Woodworth for Hyde Park Hartnett Webb and Rich Kirshtein for Revere.
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Revere High
Hyde Park
Hyde Park High
Revere
R.H.E. Hyde Park
Revere H
Lawrence and Woodworth
Hartnett, Webb and Rich
Kirshtein
Roller Defeats Bailey in Vermont Fight Round Two
The report confirms Doc Roller beat Bailey in the second round in Vermont. The rest of the letter asks about balk calls, ball on the batsman, and whether Jim Jeffries ever declared Marvin Hart world champion. It also requests baseball schedules from several area schools.
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Doc Roller
Bailey
Vermont
Roller
Jim Jeffries
Marvin Hart
Jack Munroe
Jeffries
Jack Root
Rindge
Melrose
Maiden
Medford
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge Latin
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Washington Ball Club
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Collier's the National Weekly
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