Senators Beat Oberlin as Washington Wins 9 to 4
Washington led by Joe Cantillon toppled Boston with Long Tom Hughes beating Oberlin as Ganley and Schlafly produced key plays. Oberlin walked four and allowed nine runs. Boston mounted late rallies but failed to overtake the visitors.
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Joe Cantillon
Washington Bunch
John S. Taylor
Huntington Avenue
Tom Hughes
Oberlin
Cubs
Cy Young
Uncle Cy
Obie
Roger Avenue
Ganley
Jimmy Collins
Sir Robert Unglaub
Altizer
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Thomas Hughes
Boston
Collins
Sullivan
Unglaud
Shaw
Thomas
Wagner
Hughes
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Schlatlg
Cross
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Hickman
Anderson
Hoey
Schlafly
Washington
Blankenship
Perrine
Jimmy
Chicago Triumphs Over St. Louis 2 0 On Opening Day
Chicago scored two early runs aided by two stolen bases a wild pitch and Davis first hit of the season to beat St. Louis 2 0. Opening day ceremonies featured the hoisting of the league pennant and a forthcoming dedication symbolizing the world championship.
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Davis
St. Louis
Chicago AB
MacFarland
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Esee
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T. Jones
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Hemphill
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Phillies
Thomas
Gleason
Boukes
Lush
Magee
Bransfield
Dooin
Pittinger
Bridwell
New Yorks Beat Philadelphia Americans 8 to 4
The New Yorks defeated the Philadelphia Americans 8 to 4. New York batted Coombs out in the third inning with Vickers replacing him, and Conroy contributed three runs driven in.
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New York
New Yorks
Philadelphia Americans Today
Coombs
Vickers
Conroy
Detroit Beats Cleveland 90 to 2 in Openers
A large crowd watched Detroit defeat Cleveland 90 to 2 in the season opener played in Cleveland. The game drew heavy attendance as Detroit dominated from start to finish.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Richard Crocker Declares Blakestown Out of Suburban Race
New York April 18 Richard Crocker's brown mare Blakestown is declared out of the suburban handicap to be run at Sheepshead Bay on June 20.
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New York
Richard Croker
Blakestown
Sheepshead Bay
Longboat Poised for Marathon Charge Says Course Suits Him
Tom Longboat, famed Indian runner, is in fit condition for the race with Dr. Burt’s care. He toured the Marathon course in an American Mars auto with Ashley and Kramer, assessing hills and route memory. He expects a slow start then a strong finish, pleased with the course and local support.
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Tom Longboat
F. L. Burt
Boston Post
Fred L. Townsend
George H. Lowe Company
C. H. Ashley
West End
Longboat
Stevens’ Corner
Ashley
Boston
Mr. Ashley
Stevens Corner
Ashland
Toronto
F. L. Townsend
Lowe Motor Car Company
Arthur E. Kramer
Tenney Rally Lifts Phillies in 10 8 Victory over Boston
In a slugging battle at Huntington Park Philadelphia clinched a 10 to 8 win over Boston as Tenney's men nearly erased a late Boston comeback. Boukes struggled with control and Boston fielding miscues aided the Phillies, while Pittinger and Boukes each labored as the game swung on timely hits and errors.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Boston Nationals
Huntington Park
Tenney
Quakers
Doolin
Boukes
Boston
Orendorf
Howard
Beaumont
Bransfield
Lush
Pittinger
Thomas
Gleason
Courtney
Bransfeld
Ritchey
Browne
Emslie and Iwlem
Pfaff Co. Marks Golden Jubilee in Boston Celebration
Mayor Fitzgerald and hundreds of Boston citizens attended the 50th anniversary of H. and J. Pfaff Brewing Company at the Pfaff plant in Roxbury. The event featured a large reception, a bound history book for guests, and remarks from Mayor Fitzgerald praising the firm’s 50 years of product and employment in Boston.
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Boston
H. & J. Pfaff
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Pfaff
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
H. Alley
Carl Steutzel
Henry Stevens
Pfaff Company
H. & J. Pfaff Brewing Company
Jacob Pfaff
Charles
Charles Pfaff
Mayor Fitzgerald
Port
J. J. McCarthy
Joshua B. Holden
Benjamin Wells
J. F. Mullen
Fire Department
J. B. Fitzpatrick
M. W. Norris
Fred. B. Comee
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Sawyer
Worcester
A. G. Galiano
Nantasket
A. G. Perry
Oldtown
Colonel Pfaff
Fred Bleiler
Jacob Kehchlwette
J. T. Callahan
Tie in Skate Race Ends in Triple Lead Tie at Park Square
The six day race at Park Square r ink saw a four team tie for first broken when Shinkwin and Miss O Connor dropped a lap. The result leaves a three way tie among Merritt Miss Harris Holden and Miss Libby and Gendron and Miss Shaw. Hamilton and Miss Cor nett sit a lap back with Shinkwin and Miss O Connor on even terms. Nefsey and Miss Klinger also dropped a lap while Butterfield Miller fell further behind. Tonight at 10 the fifth hour of the race is skated.
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Park Square
Shinkwin- O’connor
Merritt
Miss Harris
Holden
Miss Libby
Gendron
Miss Shaw
Shinkwin
Miss O’connor
Hamilton
Miss Cornett
Nefsey
Miss Klinger
Hamilton- Cornett
Butterfield-Miller
Miss Riley
Merritt Holden
Noal
Censeae
Miss O'Connor
Butterfield
Miss Miller
Hamilton, Jr
Harvard Shuts Out Navy 4-0 In Annapolis Baseball
Harvard defeated Naval Academy 4 to 0 in Annapolis with all runs in the first inning. The Crimson travel to West Point for a game against Army on Saturday, after today's victory.
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Annapolis
Harvard
Naval Academy
West Point
Army
R.H.E. Harvard
Boxers Set for Maine Crowd in Six Round Portland Bout
At the Auditorium Portland Maine Billy Rhodes of Kansas meets Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence in a six round no decision bout Sullivan is described as in peak form and confident Patsy Libby notes Sullivan will press hard from start to finish Rhodes arrived with trainer Harry Edels and will seek an impressive showing in a bout that opens three preliminaries.
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Portland
Billy Rhodes
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Patsy Libby
Sullivan
Maine
Joe Walcott
Terry Martin
Rhodes
Diamond Hill
Harry Edels
Billy Hally
Bradley
Lawrence Sports
Manchester
N. H
Eugene Trem Blay
George Bothner
New York
Montreal
Tremblay
Bothtier
J H. Adams
Springfield
Www. Co. D
Roxbury
Young Donahue
Pueblo
Providence
Young Dyson
Jimmy Walsh
Dyson
National league and college sport events today across Massachusetts and nearby states
National league games at South End grounds feature New York against Boston with morning and afternoon sessions. College baseball includes Brown vs Tufts in Medford and Holy Cross meeting Georgetown in Worcester. Multiple high schools compete in city and suburban venues. racing, cycling, Gaelic football, roller skating, yachting, checkers, and chess exhibitions round out the day's schedule with numerous local clubs and colleges participating.
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South End
New York
Boston
Brown
Tufts
Medford
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Worcester
Springfield Manual
Springfield High
Springfield
English High
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Melrose High
Malden High
Malden
Somerville High
Somerville
Stone School
Mercersburgh Academy
Cambridge Latin
Waltham High
Waltham
Wakefield High
Woburn High
Wakefield
Winthrop High
Auburndale
Winthrop
Boston University
Watertown High
Watertown
Winchester High
Reading High
Winchester
Medford High
Hudson
Pawtucket High
Woonsocket High
Woonsocket
Weymouth High
Weymouth
Leominster High
Acton High
Acton
Brockton High
Bridgewater
Upton High
Uxbridge High
Uxbridge
Dickinson Academy
Athol High
Athol
Worcester Tech
Worcester Academy
Worcester Academy Oval
Swampscott High
Gloucester High
Mansfiela High
Mansfield
Attleboro High
Taunton High
Taunton
Revere Cyclists Eye Open Season Big 25 Mile Pace
The Revere cycle track hosts a season opener featuring a 25 mile motor paced race among Elmer Collins Lynn James Moran Chelsea and Patsy Logan Boston. Amateurs run a 10 mile open and a mile handicap while a five mile motorcycle race attracts out of town riders. The meet starts at 2 30 with pacing after cyclists view the Marathon.
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Revere
Elmer Collins
Lynn
James Moran
Chelsea
Patsy Logan
Boston
Simon Pyres
New York City
Old Diamond Rivals To Play Holy Cross
Worcester April 18 Georgetown University baseball team will meet their chief rivals in the North Holy Cross here tomorrow. Alumni and students on both sides show great interest. The teams appear evenly matched Holy Cross stronger than expected with several wins so far Georgetown has defeated strong college nines in the East.
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Worcester
Georgetown University
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 1-0 Behind Phelps Run
Pittsburg shut out Chicago 1 to 0 as Phelps scored on a third inning double after Slagle dropped a fly. Nealon injured sliding to second but not seriously. Leifield allowed 3 walks and struck out four as Chicago stranded eight. Umpire O Day.
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Chicago
Phelps
Slagle
Selfield
Anderson
Nealon
Storke
Haliman
Leifield
Moran
Clarke
Abbaticchio
Chance
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Steinfeldt
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Randall
Sheckard
Schulte
Offman
Evers
Brooklyn Triumphs 3–0 Over New York in Shutout
Brooklyn blanked New York 3 to 0 as Pastorius limited the visitors to two hits. Brooklyn scored twice in the seventh on a walk a hit batsman a stolen base and Ritter's hit. The locals added a final run in the next inning on Corcoran's error and Jordan's play.
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Brooklyn Today
New York
Pastorius
Ritter
Corcoran
Jordan
Seer AB. R
Maloney
C. F
Casey
Jo Lumley
R. F
Batch
Lewis
Alperman
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Shannon
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Taylor Taylor
Marathon onners Open Race From Ashland to Lake Street
Race BY ELECTRICS starts with the Marathon onners at Ashland and follows runners toward Lake Street Brookline. The best and only way to see the race is noted in the piece.
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Ashland
Lake Street
Brookline
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