Opening Day Showdown as Red Sox Face Athletics
Philadelphia at Boston and other AL matchups set the scene for the first major game of the season. Boston hosts the World Series champions with Cicotte on the mound against Coombs. Lineups include Williams at first, Carrigan catching, Lapp at catcher for Philly, and Coombs facing Eddie. The 3 p.m. start follows Mayor Fitzgerald’s ceremonial ball.
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Regal Shoes cuts profit to five percent for shoppers
Regal Shoe Stores announces a new 5 percent profit plan offering shoes at a fixed price with sworn certified cost figures. The program claims savings of 5 percent over cost, eliminating guesswork and ensuring precise pricing across regions as they market over 1.8 million pairs a year.
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Pirates Win First At Home In Rainy Opener
Pittsburg, April 20. Camnitz won the home opener 9 to 1 as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati in a rough field. Crowd dwindled due to cold wind. Camnitz struck out eight while McQuillen allowed ten hits over four innings. Umpires Rigler and Finneran.
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Cleveland Drops 10 Inning Home Opener To St Louis
Cleveland opened its home season by falling to St Louis 4 to 2 in 10 innings. Krapp held the visitors to two hits through nine before wildness and walks produced two runs. Hoffman earned the win in the 10th on Austin's single Murray's sacrifice fly and a tying frame.
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Tigers Keep On Winning
Detroit defeats Chicago 6 to 3 in the American League opener. Detroit produced three runs on two hits, plus errors, as Lafitte held Chicago scoreless after a rough start. Crawford Lafitte Stanage Cobb lead the offense with two-base hits. Moriarty tops baserunners for Chicago.
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