St Louis Tops Cleveland 6-5 in Crowd Showing
Twenty thousand fans at League Park saw St. Louis defeat Cleveland 6 to 5 in a fast game. Highlights included Powell's home run clearing the bases and a late rally by Cleveland, with strong support from crowds and notable locals in attendance.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
League Park
Browns
Euch
Cross
Lockhead
Sullivan
Tebeau
Jack O'Connor
Blake
Poweill
McKean
Clevelands
Quinn
Wallace
Harley
Heidrick
O'Connor
Powell
Dowd
Purkett
Chiklis
Dowe
Sere Wee
Sugden
Veer Reese
Tucker
Cuysoy
Bt. Louis
Marned
Arsey
Cer Powell
Carsey
O'Day
Brennan
Local nine defeated as both Taylors shine and err
In Cincinnati on April 16 the locals fell amid wild play led by Jack Taylor and steadiness from Jack Taylor Jr. while the crowd of 13,400 witnessed a lopsided score as errors and poor ball handling doomed the team.
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Taylor
Cincinnati
Chigreg Io
Chicago
McCormick
Evarest
McPhee
Pelts
Chemontreville
Dordle
Selbach
Berkley
Donohue
Swartwood
Warner
Jack"’ Taylor
Jack’’ Taylor Jr
Lavelle Resigns as Boston College Baseball Manager
Thomas D. Lavelle, BC baseball manager, resigns due to study pressures. Michael B. Kelly named new manager. Team adds new players and travels to New York for games April 20 to 22 against Manhattan College Seaton Hall and Fordham College. John Ceconi likely to pitch. no second team this year. junior squad probable. A crew meeting to elect captain and manager is held this afternoon amid strong student interest.
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Thomas D. Lavelle
Boston College Baseball Nine
Lavelle
Boston College
Michael B. Kelly
Kelly
Holy Cross
New York
Manhattan College
Seaton Hall
Fordham College
Fordham
John Ceconi
Diamond Stars seek out of town game April 19
Peabody manager John W Gildea seeks fair guarantee for a strong away game. Cambridge and Somerville clubs list players and age groups from 12 to 19 aiming to arrange matches April 19 with half expenses covered. Local teams include Fairmounts Dorchester Rotary Elms Roxbury Union Somerville Monitors Jamaica Plain and more.
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Patriots
John W. Gildea
I Diet Post
Massaioe
Todas Squam
Jasee Ee
Bennett Street
Yea Ca
Linden Juniors
Cambridge
Newell
Rourke
Thomas L. L.lower
Putnam Avenue
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Dorchester
Wranklin
Brayley
Gollins
Michapael A. Tarbox
Fairmount Avenue
Elms of
Roxbury
Elmonts
Iasa
Somerville
Vilayers
Mel’hallim
Riley
Fet Montgomery
Darker
Jounaoe
Wee Ee Conanally
Gratait
Opinson
C. T
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Seee Ss. P. T. A. S
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Ager
Sadie Oakley
Pian Cag
Hartford
William A. Andrews
Sargent Street
Hoxbury
Etnas of
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North Cambridge A
Battery G
Matthew Sullivan
Somerville Avenue
Dorchester Baseball Club
PF. A. Dogherty
Oliver Street
St. Tosepos
Jamaica Plain
L. Mahoney
F. Canadas
T. Murphy
BE. Ryan
J. Ochs
J. Carrol
J. Mulden
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F. Howe
J. Meenzie
Plainfield Street
Jack Condon
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Edward Wall
Third Street
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Fillmore Peavey
Dorr Street
Malden
Maldens
Connell
Carters
Attleboro
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Norwoods
South Bostons
O. P. Doonan
John Fennell
J. F P. Dwyer
A. A. Jones
Arch Street
Franklin
Winnisimmers
Chelsea
John Sulilivan
Medford Street
Charlestown
Woodwards
Hyde Park
Crescent Reviews
William Lennon
Woodward Street
Winter Hills
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Startford A. A
John Fleming
Delaware Street
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Riversides
Hellrocks
Powers
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Warren A A
KE. Morris
J. Guinan
Curley
FP. Marshall
W. Neyell
Thilip Guinan
Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia bid for cable chess match
Harvard Yale Princeton and Columbia undergraduates will play April 21 and 22 in a cable chess match. Harvard expert competes April 21 22 against Oxford and Cambridge alongside the American collegiate team.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia Undeergraduates
Oxford
Cambridge
60 Days Credit No Money Down Offer
A local ad advertises 60 days credit with no money down and extended hours with open evenings to attract shoppers seeking flexible financing and after hours service.
Oxford Cambridge match by cable with international referees
Baron Albert de Rothschild will referee the match between English and American players played at Knickerbocker Athletic Club New York and British Chess Club London with Professor Isaac J L Rice as English representative. J Henniker Heaton and others umpire. Competition trophies by Professor Rice. 20 moves per hour and half point for a draw. Timetable and invitations arranged by John D Adams secretary.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Baron Albert de Rothschilds
J. Henniker Heaton
M. P
Isaac JL. Rice
New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
London
Rice
United States
K. G. Falk
Columbia
G. EF
Bills
Arthur S. Meyer
Tattersall
Knickerbocker A. C
John D. Adams
Boxing Gossip Bouts of the Week Preview
Weekly boxing schedule shows Rotchford Palmer in London headline bout postponed due to Rotchford health. Sullivan meets O'Brien in Hartford with Sullivan favored to win. Fitzsimmons trains for photo exhibition with Jeffries and unveils an air glove for arm protection. Corbett teases a comeback amid ongoing retirement chatter after his latest declared return.
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Billy Rotchford
Palmer
National Sporting Club
London
Rotchford
Dave Sullivan
Jack O’brien
Hartford
Dave
Robert Fitzsimmons
Pape
California
Jeffries
Rene Evety
Mr. Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
John L
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
A. A. and Carruth Dominate Boston Bowling Leagues
After six months of intense play the Amateur Bowling Association and the Carruth team clinched titles in their leagues. The piece weighs the merits of a potential championship series between Bb. A. A. and Carruth, noting Boston as a rising bowling hub with strong regional competition and notable records in New England.
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Winis
Carruth
New England
Bb. A. A
Old Bay State
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
McFadden Triumph Signals Rising Boxing Star Tone
The Boston boxing scene shows strength as George McFadden defeats Jon Gans in a surprise result. Critics praised McFadden as a skilled two handed fighter with sharp blocking and countering. Newport licensing debate ends with Newport A C retaining its permit after a 4 to 1 vote. Upcoming bouts include Riley vs Allen, Broderick vs Rice, Lynott vs O Neill.
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Connolly
McFadden
Boston
New England
Newport
R. L
Board of Aldermen
Newport A. C
Martin Riley
Bob Allen
Patsey Broderick
Austin Rice
Billy Lynott
Tom O'Neill
Acard
Joe Burke
Brooklyn
Lawler
Worcester
Hartford
Morris Rosenbers
Marathon Entries and Route Details for Patriots' Day Race
Marathon cross country run planned for Patriots Day with trains from Kneeland street to Ashland. Officials and ambulance corps travel 9 15 a m. finish at the B A A club house. course measured to full distance. Contenders include Sarantos Douros and many clubs with listed entrants. special electric car return to Boston after 2 05 p m.
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Boston & Albany R. R
Kneeland Street
Central House
Irvington Oval
Asmand
Boston & Albany
Framingham
Natick
Wellesley
Newton Lower Falls
Washington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Newtons
Beacon Street
Park
Exeter Street
Lt. A. A
Heavy Artillery
R. F. Hallen
New York
G. T. Tyler
Melrose
H. H. Potter
Roxbury
J. E. Enright
E. Eetoppey, Jr
A. C
W. Sherring
Canada
EK. F. Pettee
Boston
C. A. McCarthy
LB. Sullivan
P. Harrigan
D. J. Sullivan
Vl. Sullivan
Highland Club
R. A. McLennan
H. L. Weat
A. Grossman
Cambridge
L. Wrignoli
Maguire
C. G
DD. A. McMahon
J. LL Kelly
Pastine A. C
I. H. Higgins
T. McQueeney
St. Anne’s A. A
Carruths win City League title with dramatic finish
The City League wrapped a dramatic season with Carruths claiming the championship by five games over Boylston. Top performers included Carruths bowler Carruths and teammates Gordon Binns Kinsman Watts Morrison, while Meyers Cambridge and City Hall each posted late-season upswings. The season closed with records for three-string scores and a high team total as Marden of Boylston led individual averages.
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Boyiston
Carruth
Binns
Gordon
Kinsman
Watts
Morrison
Carruths
Boylston
Sudbury
Murray & Irwin
Meyers
Cambridge
City Hall
Wraan
Ami Vlelts
Jones
Marden
Frank
Caffrey
Pinfell
Boylston Serene
Mevers
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MecCarthy
Ase
Maiden
Ferriss
Serene
Thompson
O'Bryan
Meyer
Lawson
Cochrane, Murray & Irwib
Sore
Benjamin
Dow
Sullivan
Dean
Sudbury Es
Andrews
Stout, Murra & Irwit
Srown
McCabe
Iurrauy & Irwin
Peverley
Arthy
Shaw
Kendrick
Sudbury Sae
Inman
Waskell
City Mall
Sonene
Abbott, Meyer
Hyde
J. Woodward
Boss
Carroth
McDonald
Hub
Cunningham
Heb Sente
Giimbright
Tisch
Winson
W. Brown
Meeyer
McCarthy
French
Teetee Tae
Jackson
Irwin, Murray & Irwin
Surld Powers
Fosca
Hall
Eldridge
Boston Opens With Win Amid Baseball and Management Rumors
Boston begins with its usual opening victory as Dahlen’s third base work shines. Fred Lake and O’Brien join Manchester under Manager John twin while Tom Murphy of Natick is notified of a potential advantage. Morrison the Cambridge pitcher trains with Somerville and Batman as Augusta and Thomaston crews move to Fitchburg. Miah Murray balances bowling and umpiring duties for Harvard games. Amateur opening events loom with Rusiec Seymour Joyce Griffin Stivetts among early attendees. Hippy Jack avoids Lake Fronters. Jim Ryan resigns from the Chicagos after two days. The Orphans seek another deal from Manager Jeivns as Fred Doe plans a quieter summer after polo in Connecticut. Sheriff settles St Louis bondholders at 102.86 per 500 bond.
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Boston
Dahlen
Fred Lake
O’brien
Augustas
John Twin
Manchester
Tom Murphy
Natick
Morrison
Cambridge
Somerville Grounds
Scrappy Joyce
Griffin
St. Louis
Stivetts
Cleveland
Hippy
Jack
Lake Fronters
Jim Ryan
Connecticut
Irwin
B A A Bowling Champions Lead In Boston League
The Amateur Bowling League of Base in Newton wraps its championship race with B A A Bowling champions taking first place in Boston area league play. Smith of B A A tops strikes while the field shows strong spares and tight competition throughout the season.
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Boston and Vicinity
Newton
Smith
Amateur Bowling League of Base
Ply mouth closes roller polo season with big stakes
Captain Tom Cotter's team faces the Providence champions in a decisive series with 125 to 75 prize for losers. Letters await managers of Garryowen Swamrock and Wolf Tone Hurling clubs. Corsine wins California Derby Gauntlet second Olinthus third. Time 2 08 3 4. The death of Burch 99 affects MIT track in dual with Brown. Maine enters wild duck season as wrestling interstate title goes to Muldoon over Mce Nerney. Briggs sets hitch and kick record at 7 feet 334 inches.
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Plymouth
Tom Cotter
Providence
Garryowen
Swamrock
Wolf Tone
Corsine
Gauntlet
Olinthus
Burch
Brown
Maine
Seasoh
Martin Muldoon
Thomas Mce-Nerney
Warren
D. C. Briggs
Columbus
Gaelic School session on Celtic revival lectures
A well attended Gaelic School session yesterday afternoon at 61 Washington Street featured O'Meagher Condon of New York delivering a discourse on the Celtic revival among Celts of western Europe and America. The program concluded with Gaelic and English readings and recitations by Eugene Lyne, John Bray, Miss Ellen Keohane, Geoffrey Keating, George Finneran, John O'Mahoney, and John M. Doran.
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Washington Street
O'’Meagher Condon
New York
Europe
America
Eugene Lyne
John Bray
Ellen Keohane
Geoffrey Keating
George Finneran
John O'Mahoney
John M. Doran
Harriman Triumph Delivers Strong Garden City Show
In the Metropolitan Association championship at Garden City Long Island Harriman defeated Findlay Douglass in the final rounds and impressed with long drives and solid short game. The piece notes New York golfers outpacing Boston talent and urges development of longer courses to close the gap.
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Garden City
Findlay Douglass
H. P. Harriman
Harriman
Brassey
Fred Herd
Myopia
New York
New England
Leeds
Thorp
Ripley
Curtis
Shaw
Hubbard
Boston
Chicago
Essex County
Oakley
Wollaston
Country Club
Sloane the British Idol Tops English Turf Run
Ted Siloane the American jockey delighted Newmarket crowds winning eight of thirteen mounts at the Newmarket Craven meet and finishing four in a row. Backer C F Dwyer stakes swamp the pockmakers with over 300000 dollars won. Sloane's future ride Wild Irishman keeps him prospectively the favorite in the City and Suburban. If he wins this year it would mark the first time a S year old finishes first in that race.
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Ted Siloane
C. F. Dwyer
Newmarket
Dwyer
Sloane
Archer
Fordham
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