Washington Batsmen Set in Morning Lineup for Game
The Washington batting order for today's game lists McConnell at second, Lord at third, Speaker catching, Stahl at first, Wagner at short, Niles in right, Hooper in left, Carrigan catching, Wood or Cicotte pitching. Milan in center field with Schaefer at second, Lelvelt in left, Elberfeld at third, Gessler in right, Unglaub at first, McBride at short, Street catching, and Johnson or Groom to pitch.
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Niles
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Red Sox Open 1910 Season at Huntington Avenue Park
Manager Patsey Donovan Captain Harry Lord and the Boston Red Sox head to Huntington Avenue Park this afternoon to kick off the American League championship season against McAleer s Washington team. Star outfielder Tris Speaker Captain Lord Ambie McConnell Jake Stahl Bill Carrigan Charlie Wagner and the entire roster are set for the opener.
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Harry Lord
Red Sox
Huntington Avenue Park
McAleer
Washington
Tris Speaker
Lord
Ambie McConnell
Jake Stahl
Bill Carrigan
Charlie Wagner
Red Sox face Senators in opening game with new faces
Boston introduces a slew of speedy Californians and new pitchers as Bob Unglaub and Doc Gessler return in opposing uniforms. Governor Draper and Mayor Fitzgerald to attend with extensive pregame festivities, Teel's Band to perform, and a flag unfurling ceremony before a likely Wood versus Johnson opening duel.
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Speed Boys
Bob Unglaub
Doc Gessler
Boston
Eben S. Draper
Louis A. Frothingham
John F. Fitzgerald
Teel
Washington
Jimmy McAleer
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Unglaub
Gessler
McAleer
Walter Johnson
Athletics
Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia
Local schedule lists matchups including Washington facing Boston and New York meeting Philadelphia. Other pairings show Cleveland visiting Chicago and St. Louis traveling to Detroit. Games announce venues and dates to follow.
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Chicago
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Sox Look to Dominate Series Despite Close Gaps
The Red Sox fans expect a sweep as pitching improves. Speaker Lord and Wagner lead the hitting while fielding shines but batters must hit harder. Donovan sticks with a steady outfield against all pitchers and predicts strong support from Lewis Myers Niles and Hooper. The 8 o'clock opener draws cautious fans early for seats and a memorable game.
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Highlanders
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Lord
Wagner
Donovan
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Myers
Niles
Hooper
McConnell
Four Hits for Pirates, but Those Hits Count in St. Louis
In a drizzle at St Louis on April 17 Pittsburg defeated the local club as Harmon outpitched Leevrer. The Pirates four hits produced the runs including Wagner’s sixth inning tripled score on Leach. The score remains to be stated.
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Hulswitz
Barbeau
Pitsburg
Spores
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Brune
Balis
Johnstone and Moran
Cubs Slug Dodgers Final Win Over Reds in Series
Chicago Cubs defeat Cincinnati Reds 4 to 2 as Chicago hitters pile up three-base hits. Tinkers three-base double and multiple sluggers pace the win while Gaspar struggles through 11 hits in 8 2/3 innings. Cantwell yields two runs in one inning.
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Hoblitzer
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Egan
Lobert
Steinfeldt
Evers
McCabe
Hoblit
O'Day
Bren
Tufts Plays Penn Today and Lehigh Friday on Texas South Swing
Tufts baseball faces a tough stretch with two hard games in the South this week. Today they meet the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and Friday they travel to South Bethlehem Pennsylvania to play Lehigh.
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University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lehigh
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Penn
Experience and teamwork drive pitching success in Bowles piece
The 1910 Bowles interview emphasizes experience as a pitcher’s greatest asset, plus speed and curve control. He credits study of human nature, catcher cooperation, and contributing in batting and fielding as keys to winning with Detroit.
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Detroit
Joseph B. Bowles
Averages Tell Tale of Boston Ball Tossers
Boston clubs share early batting honors led by infielders with Speaker and Collins among top hitters. Graham shines in two games while Sweeney hits .300 and Lord rivals Speaker in averages. Team metrics show Red Sox and Giants fielding gaps and base stealing trends as New York and Washington follow.
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Speaker
Red Sox
Collins
Doves
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Sweeney
Lord
Wagner
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Giants
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Nationals
Collins Star of Tomorrow's Bike Race at Revere
Elmer Collins the Lynn rider headlines the opening of the local bicycle season at the remodeled Revere cycle track tomorrow afternoon. He meets George Wiley of Syracuse and Menus Bedell of Long Island in the 19 mile motor paced event. The program also features three professional events and two amateur races, the strongest yet at the venue.
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Lynn Star
Revere
George Wiley
Syracuse
Menus Bedell
Long Island
Juckey Released by Boson Nationals
Tom Juckey, left handed pitcher for the Boson Nationals, was released from the team. The move comes as the club adjusts its pitching staff after recent performances and scouting reports.
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Juckey
Tom
Boson Nationals
Harvard Athlete Clarence Little Eyes Broad Jump Return
Captain Clarence Little of Harvard may compete in the I A A C meet as he shifts from shot put due to a wrist injury. Once a champion shot putter he has trained in the broad jump and aims to contribute points for the Crimson team despite his injury.
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Clarence Little
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Crimson
Providence Grays Edge Red Sox In Opening Day Contest
Providence Grays defeated Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 at Rocky Point in the season opener. Providence showed stronger batting and execution with Rock and Courtney contributing key hits while Boston used partial lineup including Gardner at short and Meyers at first.
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Jake Stahl
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Giants and Doves open National League season in New York
The article notes a marquee day with games across major cities and the Polo Grounds in New York where the Giants face the Boston Doves. It recalls last week at Walpole Street when Boston won two of three and quotes McGraw’s drive to rebound against Boston and Fred Lake’s hopes to defeat the Giants.
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Julender Acte
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Doves in New York Sports Folly Noted by Writers
Sports reporters in New York treated the Doves as a joke, viewing their chances with skepticism and humor as the season neared its end. The tone suggested disbelief at the team’s prospects despite mounting publicity.
Budapest’s Royal Rise and Turkish Rule Through the Ages
A historical overview traces Buda and Pest from Bela IV’s 13th century palace to Turkish occupation after 1541, then through Austro-Hungarian changes and the 1867 compromise, noting Pest’s rapid growth and Budapest’s status as royal residence by 1892. The piece blends archival notes with a modern sports column on the Doves.
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