Lowell Stamps Andover 9 0 In season Opener
Lowell blanked Phillips Andover 9 to 0 in the first game of the season thanks to clean defense and solid pitching. Cameron Abbott Kelly Conley Hartwell Belford Shannon Burdett O Connor Pfau were involved in the game. Umpire Clarkson officiated. Time listed as 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
Lowell
New England League
R.H.E. Lowell
Cameron
Abbott
Kelly
Conley
Hartwell
Belford
Shannon
Burdett
O’connor
Pfau
Clarkson
Brookline High Defeats Mechanics 11 to 6 in Baseball
Brookline High won its second game of the season defeating Mechanics Arts 11 to 6 at Brookline. Slocum allowed three hits while Carr gave up five. Mechanics faded in the first inning as Brookline plated eight runs. Elliott Hann and Slocum starred for Brookline. Mills and Ke played well for Mechanics. The score:
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Brookline High
Mechanic Arts
Brookline
Brown
Boston
Slocum
Carr
Mechanics
Elliott
Hann
Mills
Brookline H
R. BH. PO. A. E Elliott
Erereres
Donahue
C. Ef
Olune
Eree
McPhee
Een
Eee
Mechanic Arts H. Ss AB. I PO. A. E
Rutherford
Odell
Urner
Powers
Severance
Orvitt
Addison
Jacobs
Kewer
P E
M A Hi S
Clune
Lyons
Phelan
Turner
balis—Blott
Dona- Wintershue
Emerson
Winters
Ad- Lyons
Dison
Lys
Wintershalle
Kimball
Malden High defeats Ballou & Hobigand 8-6 in opener
Malden High beat Ballou & Hobigand 8 to 6 in the season opener. Four Malden pitchers saw action as new players were tested, and the game drew about 300 spectators.
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Ballou & Hobigand
Malden
Newton Opens Season Defeats Roxbury Latin in Opener
Newton High opened its season at Cedar Street grounds by defeating Roxbury Latin 13 to 6. Captain Ely led the home club with contributions from Ely Porter and Dona hue while Roxbury’s Kelly Mosser and Joy provided fastball. Batteries: Newton Bradford Desmond Porter Roxbury Mosser Joy.
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Newton
Newton High
Cedar Street
Roxbury
Ely
Porter
Donahue
Kelly
Mosser
Joy
R. H. E. Newton
Roxbury L
Somerville Defeats Volkmann 14-2 at Volkmann Field
Somerville High overwhelmed Volkmann 14 to 2 at Volkmann Field yesterday. Somerville led 3-0 after the first, then pulled away with a decisive late innings rally. Batteries for Somerville were Munroe Mixer and Bolby. for Volkmann Fitzpatrick Kennard and Pushee.
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Volkmann
Somerville High
Volkmann Field
Back Bay
R.H.E. Somerville
Somerville
Munroe
Mixer
Bolby
Fitzpatrick
Kennard
Pushee
Noble & Greenough Defeats De Merritte 15 to 9 at Dexterfield
Noble & Greenough beat De Merritte 15 to 9 yesterday at Dexterfield. Minot and Johnson starred for Noble & Greenough while Hunt performed well for De Merritte. Final line score shows N G 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 6 and De Merritte 2 9 5 0 0 0 2 9 9. Batteries: Minot and Sweetser for N G, De Merritte by Doyle and Hunt.
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Noble & Greenough
de Merritte
Dexterfield
Minot
Johnson
Hunt
Phillies edge Boston in home opener 6 to 5
Philadelphia hosts Boston at Huntington Park and wins 6 to 5 after a late rally. Flaherty and Corridon pitch evenly as the Quakers rally in the fourth and again in the seventh, securing the triumph despite Boston’s seventh inning assault.
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Doolin
Howard
Bransfield
Jacklitsch
Phillies
Courtney
Jacksteel
Boston
Brain
Needham
Flaherty
Titus
Bates
Tenney
Gleason
Agee
Billy Frank in BA A Marathon Watch This Sunday
Billy Frank, New York long distance runer, draws early attention as a top contender in the BA A Marathon Sunday. He recently won an 18 mile on Long Island and remains fresh after Athens Olympic effort.
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Billy Frank
New York
Billy
Athens
Long Island
Lundin of St Louis Wins Tie at Columbia Theatre
Lundin of St Louis defeated Young Atlas of Boston in a tightly fought catch as catch can bout at the Columbia Theatre. Lundin gained the decision by throwing Atlas twice within forty minutes. Prokos the Greek will face Young Muller next Tuesday at the Columbia for the New England middleweight title.
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Columbia Theatre
Lundin
St Louie
Young Atlas
Boston
Prokos
Young Muller
Columbia
New England
Connolly Faces Carroll in Lymanville Boxing Show
Bartley Connolly of Portland trains in Chelsea for tonight's bout with Johnny Carroll of New York at the Standard Athletic Club in Lymansville Rhode Island. Promoters tout the card as the strongest yet with three strong preliminaries and a full house expected as winni simmet club backing boosts the event. Connolly seeks a decision over Carroll, the man who knocked out Sailor Burke, while Freddie O Brien and Fred Bradley garner attention in Philadelphia and Norcastle future plans are hinted.
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Bartley Connolly
Portland
Chelsea
Johnny Carroll
New York
Standard Athletic Club
Lymansville
R. I
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Connolly
Sailor Burke
Carroll
Fred Bradley
Valley Falls
Poe
Freddie O’brien
Philadelphia
Jack Diamond
the Post
O’brien
National Club
Joe Theel
Tommy O'Keefe
Jack
Bradley
Fred
Jeffords
Diamone
Tony Ross
Norcastle
Penn
Tommy Sulliven
Lawrence
Billy Rhodes
Kansas
Porteats
Peetea Lee
Han
Witne Pean Hagriner
Boston Americans Win First at Home
The Boston Americans opened their season with a home win as Hayden thwarted a Washington double steal by throwing to the pitcher. Sullivan impressed in center, Unglaub starred at first, and Criger, Collins, and Hoey contributed timely plays. Old-time fans packed the stands as flags adorned the field and Governor Guild, Mayor Fitzgerald, and Umpire Connolly were featured in the opening ceremonies.
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Hayden
Washington
Freddie
Wagner
Criger
Senators
Salem
Jerome Kelly
Boston
Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
Tommy Connolly
Connolly
AB. R
Sullivan
Collins
Unglaub
Phillies Defeat Giants 9-6 Behind Late Rally
Philadelphia bats 2 runs in the eighth to overcome New York 9-6 in the American League game. Key hits include LaPorts and Elberfeld with two bases, Cross three-base hit, and a late scoring push capped by strong pitching from Orth, Dygert, and Bender. Hartsel swipes a base as New York leaves seven on base.
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Malden High
Ballou
Po.a.e
Rh.po
A.E. M’c’c
Lindberg
Cox
Badarac
M’innis
Donovan
Pyle
Kelley
UV Gale
Adams
L’ghlin
Clark
Ricker
Ballon & Hobigand
Morey
Gale
McCormac
Stead
In- Ys
Morgan
Meceaughlin
Chapman
Donavan
Keating
McLaughlin
Pike
Murphy
Donavon
McInnis
Ingalls
Doyle
Coakley
St. Louia
Mitchell
Bennett
Ewing
Jonkley
Byrne
Kane
Huggins
Ganzer
Karger
Beckley
Carpenter
Johnstone
Bitter
New York
Brooklyn
Corcoran
Jordan
Browne
Bresnahan
McGinnity
Cae Teers Jordan
Basle
MelIntyre
MecGinnity
McIntyre
By. McGinnity
Rigler
KE. Thomas
Gleason
Titus
Magee
Eese Etree
Bransfield
Aeeweerer
Beaumort
Serene Eer Howard
Eeean Bridvwell
Veene Ritchey
Philadelphias
Boston
Flaherty
Tenney
Beaumont
Doolin
Ritchey
Philadelphia
Paseg
Bales
Corridon
Bridwell
Byrridon
Emsyle
Klem
Hughes
LaPorts
Elberfeld
Berry
Dygert
Cross
Orth
Bender
Keeler
Knight
Hartsel
Byughes
Evans and Hunt
AB. R. Hartsel
Eenee
E Cross
Seybold
Davis
Conroy
Chase
Baseball News and Comment
A bustling crowd greeted the Americans while Sullivan in the outfield and Unglaub at first drew attention for their play. Umpiring signals and a shaky device frustrated fans as the home team pressed Graham. Falkenberg stayed tough on the mound. Rumors and notes mention names like Tenney, Cooney, Giynr, Yeolly, and Keefe, with discussions on the spitball and spring matchups. The Dorchester Club prepares for the April 19 opener at Dunbar avenue, while Cambridge’s Newtowne challenges them.
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Uncle Cy
Falk
Sullivan
Frank Cooney
Milford
Cooney
Harry Bay
Cleveland
Ungland
Unglaub
Ungl
Jimmy Collins
Jimmy
Nationals
Philadelphia
Tenney
Giants
Brooklyn
Athletics
Clark Griffiths
Tmn
John FF. Giynr
Roxbury
Hoften
Lowell
Yeolly
Cardinals
Jack Koot
Magee
Philadelphias
Ed Delehanty
Griffith
Keefe
Rosie
Xeefe
Highlanders
Chicago Americans
Yay Towne
Gus Dundon
Tip O'Neill
Minneapolis
New York National
al Vrth
Dorchester Baseball Club
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Dorchesters
Dorchester
John O'Reilly
Flaherty
Pittsburg
Orman Wins 62d Hub Billiards Bout 150 115
Orman defeats Crompton 150 to 115 in the 62nd Class C tournament round at the Hub. Sears and Oman share top standings, LaBarte still in contention for first prize. Tonight Sears faces La Barte.
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the Hub
Orman
Crompton
Sears
Oman
LaBarte
Morse's Topcoats Hit With New Spring Designs
Advertisement notes Morse's offers spring topcoats priced from 10 to 35 dollars. It invites customers to judge the new designs and curves, framing the shop as the correct source for fashionable overcoats this season.
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Soden and Conant
Collins Scriger
Biady
el Save Cross
Sully
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Tommy Sullivan
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