Williams Delivers for Senators in 4-2 Win Over Red Sox
Alva Williams drove in all four Washington runs including a pivotal third inning triple as the Senators defeated Boston 4 to 2. Johnson earned the win on the mound while Mays battled through for the Red Sox, with Hooper and Williams keying Boston’s early offense and Mays injuring his ankle amid a tense contest.
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Washington
Alva Williams
Red Sox
Senators
Chick Gandil
Boston
Walter Johnson
Bill Carrigan
Sloppy Errors Cost Sox in Quick Defeat to Senators
Boston led 2 0 but fumbles and misplays opened the door to Washington as Carl Mays and Harry Hooper supplied the big hits. Johnson dazzled with speed and curves, while Janvrin Wagner and Collins struggled behind the plate in a game that hinged on costly defensive lapses and a three-base blast by Williams.
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Janvrin
Thomas
Mays
Sox
Williams
Hoblitzell
Morgan
Shanks
Moeller
Red Sox
McBride
Harry Hooper
Boston
Ruth
Wagner
Foster
Milan
Hooper
Collins
Carrigan
Johnson
Scott
Acosta
Speaker
Lewis
M Henriksen
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Seott
Henriksen
Jenvrin
Milan Speaker
Evans and Mullaney
Carl Mays
Senators
HoDdlitzell
Ige
Walter Johnson
Walter
Heinie
Harry
Page Sets Record for Lexington Run
Carl Page won the Patriots Day road race in Lexington for the second year running setting a new three mile course record of 17 minutes. Ralph Currie Currier finished second, John Corbin third, with Lionel Bartlett William Samuel Cornelius Corbett and Mader following in order. Eight entrants started and all but one finished from the start at the town hall to the athletic field.
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Carl Page
Lexington Athletic Association
Lexington
Page
Ralph ‘‘Currie
Currier
John Corbin
Lionel Bartlett
William Samuel
Cornelius Corbett
Mader
Lexington Town Hall
Lexington Athletic Field
Weymouth High Defeats Milton High in South Shore Opener
Weymouth High beat Milton High 4 to 1 yesterday in the South Shore league opener at Milton. Callahan escaped trouble with bases loaded and no outs, while Reiger faltered in the fourth inning after a strong start.
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Weymouth High
Milton
Callahan
Weymouth
Reiger
Snow Sets Up Shoot Record at Riverside Traps
J. L. Snow established a new record in the 400 third endurance event at the holiday B A A shoot in Riverside, breaking 363 targets to win the Marston trophy. G. L. Osborn was close with 362 and E. A. Staples tallied 365 for third as high scratch man in the two 100 third events.
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J. L. Snow
Riverside
G. L. Osborn
E. A. Staples
Staples
W. C. Brooks
T. C. Adams
Davis
Scotchman
Ellis
F. H. Owen
Osborn
Cc. B. Tucker
L. H. Davis
Golfers Start Season With Early Tournaments Across Clubs
Greater Boston clubs opened the season with handicap medal play and sixes events. J B Chase shot 75 for low gross at Woodland. A H Beal and C F Lancaster won the four ball event. C A Wilson took Patriots Day cup at Commonwealth C C. Bowker won net at Albemarle. L Coffin won at Newton with C G Hunt in Class B.
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J. B. Chase
A. H. Beal
C. F. Lancaster
J. A. Wilson
G. H. Musgrave
W. B. Warner
H. G. Wells
H. B. Runyan
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S. G. Warren
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Dorchester Opens Baseball Season with 5 1 Victory
Dorchester High beat English High 5 to 1 at Dunbar Avenue Grounds to start the season. Pitcher Hallett quieted English with five hits allowed and Dorchester committed only one error while English tacked six errors. Buttner pitched well for Dorchester as well.
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Dunbar Avenue Grounds
English High
Boston
Buttner
Hallett
Dorchester
Town
Highlanders Defeat Athletics 11 to 6 in Fielding Battle
New York tops Philadelphia 11 6 after splendid fielding. Strunk leads at bat with a triple a double and two singles in five appearances while Caldwell Hartzell Maisel Boone and Peckinpaugh shine in the field. Pennock and Davis struggle for Philadelphia amid poor support as the Highlanders seize the win at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
New York
Caldwell
Pennock
Wilbur Davis
Hartzell
Maisel
Boone
Peckingpaugh
Strunk
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Kansas City Beats Pittsburg 4 2 in Federal League Game
Kansas City pitchers stalled Pittsburg as Packard starred in a 4 2 victory. Kansas City produced runs in multiple innings while Pittsburg failed to mount a consistent offense. Batteries Harne Dickson Kretzer Berry for KC and Packard Easterly for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Kansas City
Packard
R.H.B
Pittebure
Harne
Dickson
Kretzer
Berry
Brookyln Wins Front-Runner Battle in 10-6 Victory
Brooklyn's Federal league star led a two straight win over Buffalo by 10 to 6. Bluejacket faltered after four innings allowing five safeties including a triple and three doubles to produce five Buffalo runs. Bedient Woodman and others struggled as Buffalo managed eleven hits.
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N. Y
Brooklyn
Bluejacket
Bedient
Woodman
R.H.E. Epooe
Finneran and
Land
B. Smith
Blair and Allen
Newark Federals Rout Baltimore in 13 2 Victory
Newark Federals battered Baltimore pitcher Kaiserling for six triples to post a 13 to 2 win. Bailey Smith Conley and Owens teamed with Russell Kaiserling and (Rariden) to hold the visitors to two runs. Newark’s offense sparked by timely hits and strong fielding.
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Newark
N. J
Baltimore
Newark Federals
Kaiserling
R.H.E. Newark
C-E
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Bailey, Smith
Conley
Owens
Russell
Rariden
Chicago Nine Three Home Runs Power 9 1 Win Over St Louis
Chicago defeated St Louis 9 to 1 as four local pitchers yielded nine runs. Three Chicago players hit home runs, with Tobin scoring for St Louis in the first. Batteries were McConnell and Fischer for St Louis and Watson Crandall Willett Hartley for Chicago in a game marked by Chicago’s power.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Tobin
R.h.eb. Chicheg
Kidi
McConnell
Fischer
Watson
Crandall
Willett
Herbert
Hartley
Concord High routs Mechanic Arts 9 to 1 at Concord playground
Concord High defeated Mechanic Arts High 9 to 1 in a one sided game at the Concord playground yesterday.
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Concord High
Mechanic Arts High
Concord Playground
Harvard Lacrosse Beats Mt. Washington 8 to 2 in Baltimore
Harvard's lacrosse team defeated Mt. Washington 8 to 2 in Baltimore on April 19. The contest featured strong offense from Harvard and controlled defense limiting Mt. Washington scoring opportunities.
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Baltimore
Harvard
Mt. Washington
New England Defeats Boston in Mammoth Checker Match
New England beat Boston 62 to 57 at a Wells Memorial Institute event with 220 contestants. P Sanders F Goodwin J B Lawin T E Pierce and F Barnes led the New Englanders with four straight wins, while David Cohen and N W Mitchell did the same for Boston. Waterhouse and McClellan finished with four draws and will complete the match next Saturday.
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New England
Boston
Wells Memorial Institute
P. Sanders
F. Goodwin
J. B. Lawin
T. E. Pierce
F. Barnes
New Englanders
David Cohen
N. W. Mitchell
Waterhouse
McClellan
Chess Masters Open Tourney Opens in Gotham
New York April 19 The National Chess Masters tournament the year’s most important due to the war opens here Capablanca of Havana and United States champion F J Marshall plus D Michelson and A Kupchik of New York are the four successful entrants Capablanca defeated Eduard Lasker of Berlin while Marshall beat J Bernstein champion of the Progressive Chess Club
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New York
Jose R. Capablanca
Havana
F. J. Marshall
United States
D. Michelson
A. Kupchik
Capablanca
Eduard Lasker
Berlin
Marshall
J. Bernstein
Progressive Chess Club
For Other Sports See Pages Ten One and Fifteen
A note directs readers to other sports coverage across pages 10 1 and 15 for additional items.
Horne Satisfied With Showing In Marathon
Cliff Horne born in Haverhill Massachusetts in 1892 took second prize in the B A A Marathon yesterday his fourth attempt and best showing. He previously finished second in 1911 and failed to finish in other starts on the course.
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Cliff Horne
Haverhill
Mass
Horne Reflects On Brockton Fair Marathon Efforts
In a Brockton fair marathon last October Horne finished among the leaders earning third place. In the St Marys Catholic Association race he won the time prize but did not place. He credited trainer Billy McVickar and attendants Jim King and Billy Fallon for support. He noted heat affected him and blamed overtraining for lack of push.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Association
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Mullen
Roth
Dorchester Club
Wellesley Hills
Billy McVickar
Jim King
Billy Fallon
Fabre
Georgetown Hands Holy Cross 5 2 Season Opener Loss
Georgetown defeats Holy Cross 5 to 2 at Fitton Field in Worcester in the first college game of the season. O Neill and Whitaker lead Holy Cross with two base hits and runs, while Whittaker triples for Georgetown and the Huskies suffer multiple costly errors and a spiked player in the opening game.
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Holy Cross
Georgetown
Fitton Field
O’neill
Devlin
Long
Cusack
Irwin
Whittaker
Washington
Wallace
Giacomo
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Griffin
Connolly
Barron
Carroll
McCarthy
MacCarthy
O'Neil
Finnegan
Norton
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Conway
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Bates Opens Season with 12-7 Win Over Lewiston
Bates beat Lewiston 12 to 7 in Lewiston Maine opening day game. Bates hitters featured strong batting as they defeated the Lewiston nine of the New England league.
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Bates
Lewiston
Mayor Complains of Autos Blocking Race Route
The mayor praised the race yet criticized autos for blocking the course and raising dust and smoke. He acknowledged the difficulty of the distance and stated Babre won fairly, expressing pride in local talent and noting the winner’s quality.
Medford High Edges Everett High In Tight Rivalry
Medford High defeated Everett High 6 to 5 at Everett grounds amid errors and late drama. Donellan starred for Medford with 11 strikeouts and key hits while Buf Bond led Everett with a triple double and solid catching. Attendance reached 900 as the see-saw contest ended with Sanford scoring the winning run in the ninth.
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Everett High
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Stahl
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Dutton
Bennett
Silva
Buf Bond
Donellan
Trowbridge
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Tirrell
Sullivan
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Mike Glover Stops Uvanni in Sixth at Lenox A C
Mike Glover of South Boston knocked out Joe Uvanni of Troy in the sixth round of a scheduled 12 round bout at the Lenox A C in Gloucester. Uvanni had been floored in the fifth from a right uppercut. his corner threw in the sponge.
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Mike Glover
South Boston
Joe Uvanni
Troy
N. Y
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al Delmont
Johnny Morley
Roxbury
Young Ryan
Young Corbiey
Henry O’dental
Manchester
Mandot Wins Lightweight Bout In Memphis Showdown
New Orleans lightweight Joe Mandot earned a decision over Patsy Drouillard of Windsor Ontario after eight rounds in Memphis. Drouillard fought well but Mandot secured the win on points.
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Tenn
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Patsy Drouillard
Windsor
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