Opening Boston Red Sox Season Features Fresh Stars
Old favorites miss the lineup as Boston debuts a $100000 worth of new talent at Red Sox Park. Bullet Joe Bush, Wallie Schang, Stuffy McInnis and Amos Strunk headline the core of a strong squad to face the Philadelphia Athletics led by Connie Mack. Babe Ruth begins on the mound with Sam Agnew catching as Mayor Peters and officials attend the 3 15 PM opener. Groundkeeper Jerome Kelley shapes Fenway as Enlistment reshapes both clubs.
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Boston Red Sox and Athletics Batting Order Shuffle
The page lists a batting order for today featuring players Hooper, Lecces, Kopf, Shean, Jamieson, Strunk, Leavelle, Burns, Hobl Hitzell, Gardner, McInnis, Walker, Whiteman, Shannon, Dugan, Croce, Ruth, Mays, with positions f, p, or f indications and various unclear OCR strings. The exact lineup is obscured by garbled text but centers on Red Sox and Athletics hitters.
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Baseball Doubleheader Set in American League Matchups
In the American League schedule Philadelphia visits Boston while New York travels to Washington for a pair of league games.
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Athletics to Reach Hub This Morning
The Athletics party, 22 in all, will arrive in town this morning. Manager Connie Mack sent a telegram to the Hotel Brunswick stating they may be expected for breakfast.
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Barrow Confident on Eve of Big Opening with Red Sox
Ed Barrow declared the Red Sox are fit and ready for the season and will stay in the pennant race through October. He said he is in charge of a powerful team that will deliver strong baseball for the Hub, without predicting a pennant win.
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Ex Pitcher 10 Fights Tonight at Boxing Show
The Red Sox team including Manager Barrow and President Frazee will attend a boxing event organized by Douglas A C matchmaker Leon ard for club members tonight. Leo Houck a former major leaguer weighs in at 162 pounds to face Johnny Wilson in a 12 round bout after three prelims featuring Bobby Dyson vs Kid Lee Eddie Flynn vs Sam Campus and a semi final between Henry LeBeouf and Walter Bartlett.
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Harvard Track Teams Set Busy Spring Week
Harvard track squads will train at Cambridge during spring recess with practice tomorrow and Thursday at Soldiers Field weather permitting. Coach Pooch Donovan will provide individual coaching focused on distance runners, highlighting the varsity core of Burnham Lewis Shuggan and Lucas and freshmen Nally Page and Douglass as the season’s strength in the mile.
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Concord High to Play Milton Patriots Day Game
Concord High School baseball team manager Sherman Reed arranged a Patriots Day game with Milton High School for next Friday at 10 o clock on the Concord playground. The match fills an open date after Mechanic Arts High of Boston canceled its baseball outing and forms part of Concord’s Patriots Day celebration.
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English High to Host Rindge Technical in First of 32 Games
Thirty two contests fill this week's school schedule with English High meeting Rindge Technical this afternoon. Rindge, a Suburban league member, faces likely the toughest stretch, two Suburban games to come after today’s tilt.
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English Vows Vengeance After St Marks Rout
English High prepares to avenge a poor showing against St Mark s after Coach Dunn scolded the team. The season opener features Cambridge English against Rindge at Russell Field with a full week of boys games listed across multiple campuses and dates in the area.
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Tech Interclass Races on Charles Tomorrow
The annual spring interclass crew race at Technology will be rowed on the Charles tomorrow afternoon. The start is at 4 o'clock with a course from Cottage Farm bridge to the Institute about a mile. First year crews may have a slight advantage.
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Reds Beat Detroit 4 2 Behind Mathewson Strategy
Cincinnati April 14 Christy Mathewson outmaneuvered Hughey Jennings to lift the Reds past Detroit 4 to 2. Mathewson's plan turned a tough game in Reds favor, causing dismay for Jennings as the outcome sealed the win.
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Middlesex School Regatta Opens Season at Bateman's Pond
The Middlesex School rowing season began yesterday at Bateman's Pond with the annual regatta of the club crews. Closing races are scheduled for later this week.
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Support Our Boys Over There Buy a Bond Campaign
Civic leaders urge readers to back the war effort by purchasing bonds to fund military operations. The appeal frames bond purchases as a duty to aid troops overseas and defend freedom worldwide. Public figures cite patriotism and national unity to encourage participation.
Executive board meeting of Ladies' Kennel Association
The Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts holds an executive board meeting this afternoon at the home of secretary Mrs W N G Clark on Beacon Street.
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Boxing Officials Face Review Over National Championships
Bill Prout and NEA A A U members push for inquiry into charges that New England officials did not ensure a successful national boxing championships. A 100-strong conference of trainers and coaches begins in Garden City with Archie Hahn Dave Fultz and Jack Magee listed among attendees. Charley Comiskey pledges 10 percent of gate receipts from Comiskey Park games to the Red Cross, following a prior season donation near 17000. Meanwhile Alexander faces draft notice amid ongoing chatter about his status. Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard met in Chicago with tensions rising over favoritism toward Fulton. a street confrontation ended without incident.
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Mel Coogan Butler bout dispute over referee decision
Debate centers on whether Coogan or Butler won the bout after the referee's in ring signal. One claim cites in ring pointer to Butler as decisive. Outside ring actions are not counted per rules of decision.
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Princeton Elects Gray Basketball Captain
Princeton, N J April 14 At a meeting of Tiger basketball players W S Gray Jr of New York City was elected captain for next year Gray a junior was called into the merchant marine service before season s end He was regarded as one of the league s finest guards
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Bond Drive Appeals to All Citizens
A public appeal urges every resident to contribute. Officials emphasize collective effort and pride in supporting the bond issue to fund community projects. Citizens are urged to participate and do their part promptly.
All Star Holiday Card at Commercial A C Boxing Night
Four ten round bouts on Friday night headline an all star holiday card by the Commercial A C. New Bedford prospect Bobby Dyse faces Teddy Murphy West End while Billy Woods Manchester meets Johnny Downs South Boston. Dave Powers Malden meets Young Goula Woonsocket and LeBeouf New Bedford faces Larry Burns in the fourth ten round bout.
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Lexington High Opens Season With Patriots Day Ball Game
The Lexington High School team captained by Thomas E. Fitzgerald begins its season next Friday at 10 am against Lawrence Academy on the Lexington Athletic Field. The game also marks the annual Lexington celebration of the Battle of Lexington.
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Big game for BC Friday opens season with win
Boston College opened its season with a victory over West Point as Jimmy Fitzpatrick pitched effectively. He held the cadets to six hits and struck out 11, keeping BC in control throughout the contest.
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White Sox defeat Kansas City 8 to 2 with Benz and Robertson pitching
Kansas City hosted the White Sox as Joe Benz and Robertson held the mound. The visitors collected nine hits while the home team had seven, contributing to an 8 to 2 Chicago victory in the April clash.
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Braves Open in Philadelphia on Tuesday
Philadelphia April 14 The Braves plan a workout at Phillies park tomorrow to loosen kinks before the championship season with the Whisties. Manager Stallings altered his New York trip, staying in West Chester to discuss Doyle and Barnes with the Giants, with a protest possible if the Giants fail to move them by Tuesday.
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Yanks Cancel Jersey Expedition Over Newark Park
Secretary Harry Sparrow of the Yanks ordered cancellation of the Boston troupe trip to Jersey as Newark park was deemed unsuitable with swampy conditions.
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Schoolboy crews to get out today
This morning four of the Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association members launch shells from the B A A boat house at Cottage Farms. The remaining four crews row in the afternoon for their first workout of the season.
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Indians Blank Indians Association 5 to 0 in Easier Win
In Indianapolis on April 14 the Cleveland Americans played an errorless game, had nine hits, and defeated the Indianapolis American Association team 5 to 0. Coombe pitched a four-hit shutout for the Indians.
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Liberty Bond drive urges support for war effort
A patriotic plea urges citizens to aid the war by purchasing Liberty Bonds, calling on readers to back the government and troops with financial support during wartime.
Harvard Radio School baseball team opens practice week
The Harvard Radio School baseball team plans its first practice of the year at Soldiers Field with over 50 candidates reporting. Gunner McMahon, assistant in charge of athletics, will coach. A full schedule includes games against Harvard varsity and freshman teams, with matches at Soldiers Field on May 1 and May 15, 1921.
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Browns Win City Series in Four Straight Games
ST. LOUIS April 14 The Browns defeated the Nationals 3 to 1 to take the spring city series in four straight games. TheAmericans clinched the series with the victory in the day’s game at St. Louis.
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