Referee Ends Brawl In Second Round At Lincoln A C Show
The 15 round scheduled bout between George Gardner and Mike Schreck at Lincoln A C Chelsea was stopped in the second round by Referee Marlit Flaherty after both fighters appeared unwilling to continue. Gardner and Schreck clowned and sparred then Gardner pinned Schreck, prompting the stoppage. Jack Johnson offered to fight but was refused. In the semi final Billy Connary and Young Freeman staged a slugfest with Freeman scoring a knockout in three rounds. Young Kirby and Young Clinton drew after six rounds. Dow defeated Mike Grady in two rounds.
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Phillies Win Opener 4 1 Over Boston in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeated Boston 4 to 1 to complete a two game series sweep. Sparks and Lindaman pitched well with early quiet scoring until the seventh inning when the Phillies broke through for the required runs. The game featured tight pitching and timely hitting by the Quakers.
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English High Victors Dorchester 11-4 in City High Rivalry
English High School defeated Dorchester High 11 to 4 at Dunbar Avenue with strong hitting from McLaughlin Parle Siney and Burkhardt. Dorchester's Regnier left with a wrist injury, and Riley started on the mound for Dorchester while McLaughlin and Spaulding shared pitching duties for English High. Attendance was about 1,200 with Mayor Fitzgerald and local officials in attendance.
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Little Reo Wins Big Hill Climb in New Bedford
Boston manager James M. Linscott praised the Reo runabout after it won Patriots Day hill climb in New Bedford despite facing open competition with higher priced two and four cylinder cars. The single cylinder entry traveled 56 miles from the freight yard to the course with no adjustments.
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Cleveland Beats St. Louis Again in Baseball Run
For the third successive time Cleveland defeated the St. Louis team in a Thursday game reported from St. Louis.
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American, New York at Philadelphia
Detroit at Chicago and Boston at Washington are listed alongside the New York at Philadelphia matchup as part of the scheduled sports card.
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Boston Takes Doubleheader in Humongous Attendance at Huntington
In a historic twin bill Boston defeated New York 2–0 in the forenoon and 3–1 in the afternoon. Cy Young starred, striking out Conroy to finish the afternoon win as massive crowds packed Huntington Avenue. Tannehill and Chesbro shone for Boston with sharp pitching and sharp defense.
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Boston Wins Slugfest After Early Rally In New York
Boston started fast in the first inning as Stahl drove a ball to left for a three base hit after two outs. Williams misplayed a grounder, allowing Stahl to score as New York went down quietly. In the second Williams stole second and Conroy struck out, but Moriarty ended New York’s rally by fanning.
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Three-base Hit Steals Highlight Boston Win
In a late inning surge, Newton allowed a hit in the eighth as Boston pulled ahead. Stahl delivered a three-base hit, while Williams Grimshaw and Keeler stole bases. Young and Newton struck out four each, with a wild pitch and a Grimshaw hit by pitch noted. Time 1:57. Umpires Sheridan and Evans. Attendance 27,287.
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Athletics Fall 11-10 in Ten Inning Duel
Washington defeats Philadelphia 11 to 10 in ten innings with 29 players used. Davis hits two homers for Washington while Brouthers and Jones pace Philadelphia with three base hits apiece. Cross steals a base and Waddell allows the winning run in the final frames.
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Detroit 3 Chicago 1 conclusion in ninth seals win
McIntyre made a superb one hand juggling catch off Hart with two on to double Vinson, preventing a tie or lead for Chicago. Donovan faltered late, Detroit scores two in the seventh and ninth while Chicago strings a lone run. O Leary Smith and Warner with key hits. Farned runs Detroit and Chicago. Attendance about 3500 at Detroit.
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Hoppe Defeats Cure in 18.2 Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe, the youngest competitor in the 18.2 billiards international tournament, beat Louis Cure of Paris 500 to 336 after a 177 run in the fourth inning. George Sutton also defeated Ora Morningstar 600 to 341 in the afternoon game, building on his world record performance.
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Brooklyn 8 New York 5 in The National League
Brooklyn defeated New York 8 to 5 as five runs came in the sixth inning. Ferguson relieved in the seventh after Taylor was pulled. Key plays included a two-base Ferguson hit and a three-base Gessler hit, with Brooklyn earning four runs on the day and 5500 in attendance.
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St. Louis Beats Chicago 4 1 in Nationat Int’l Play
Reulbach troubled by wild pitches while Chicago sacrificed to St. Louis. St. Louis to Chicago outburst ended 4 to 1.
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Lajoie Injured Might Be Forced To Lay Off
Cleveland manager Napoleon Lajoie is injured and may be forced to give up baseball work for some time. The report, datelined Cleveland Ohio, April 19, notes the ailment could affect his active involvement with the team.
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Somerville High Exhibits Over Rindge M.T. In Exhibition
Somerville High defeated Rindge M.T. 14 to 6 on Broadway Field yesterday afternoon. Nichols pitched for Somerville with 3 strikeouts, while Thompson struck out 6 for Rindge M.T. Two-base hits, sacrifice, stolen bases, and errors are listed among the road-to-score details as 600 spectators watched the non-league game.
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Boston Nationals Open Season at South End Grounds
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Boston Nationals host Philadelphia at the South End grounds. Manager Tenney introduces new players including Gene Goode, the promising outfielder, with Little Cy Young slated to pitch for Boston.
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National Basketball Schedule Pairings City Matchups
National view shows Philadelphia versus Boston. Brooklyn expected to face New York. Cincinnati meets Pittsburgh in key matchups highlighting regional rivalries.
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