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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1907

Page

3

Red Sox Beat Reds in Largest Cincinnati Crowd

Minahan struggled with control as Chicago built a lead in a game before the ball park's largest crowd, with Cincinnati hosting a key afternoon matchup.

Cincinnati Minahan Chicago

Harness Stakes and Meet Closures Signal Busy Week

Feature stakes for harness horses closing this week at Narragansett Park and Detroit, with classes for trotters and pacers, plus entries for Cleveland closing events. Notables include Tom Sharkey with Lillie Stranger, Easter Direct at Readville, Muster Hill Farm consignments, and several Maine trainers and mares shaping a busy circuit meet.

Roger Willams Park Brew Narragansett Park Cleveland Detroit Chamber of Commerce Tom Sharkey Lillie Stranger Stranger Henry Pope New England Sharkey Ira Goodridge Readville Muster Hill Farm Autograph Major Delmar J. A. Hall Bethel el Sable Ira Woodbury Fair Grounds Lewiston M. B A. E. Russell Maine Oddfellow Bob Nelson Camden Way Prince Henry Westland Westland

Local youth athletic clubs list strong teams by age and contact

A compiled roster of city and town athletic associations naming club names such as Lancasters, Concord, Glendale A C and Volunteers of Waltham with ages 13 to 19. Each entry lists a team strength and an address or contact person including H Cain Cypress Franklin Brook Concord N H T Malo ney and others. The document reads as a directory of clubs seeking players or matches with few details on events.

Lancasters H. Cain Willow Street Clinton Franklins T. Maloney Cypress Franklin Streets Brook Concord N. H A. F Long Concord Drinkwater Hyde Park Glendale A. C Henley Street Charlestown Happy Pa Oy Dunn Charles Street Malden Mercer Herbert Ochs Quincy Street Dorchester Longwoods Roxbury Water Street Neponset Jamaica Plains Washington Street Jamaican Athletics Waltham Telephone O'Connor Crescents F. Murphy Sens Street City Olney J Corcoran Topliff Street Williams Tonts Siegel Winnisimmet Street Chelsea

St. Louis Wires Chicago 9 to 1 at Amer Sports Park

St. Louis routed Chicago 9 to 1 as the visitors’ pitchers struggled. Wall ace Wallace and Yeager doubled, Hemphill hit a three base blow, and White worked 8 innings while Smith allowed 3 runs in 1 inning. Attendance reached about 20,000 in the overfull park.

Chicago AB. R. Waster F. F. Nessereess Schulte Steinfeldt Ofman Evers Kling Cincinnati E. Huggins Kane Davis C. F Lobert Ganzel Mitchell Fowrey Schlei See Minahan P. cLean Coscenee Coakley Basteade Bees Huggins Hofman Chance Minnehan Ooakley Minehan Johnstone St. Louis White St. Louia Wallace Yeager Hemphill Smith Isbell Howell Tolen Delehanty Baile Sheriden Stafford AB. R. BH. PO A. Stone Pickering Teeweeee Wallace Seer KE. Hahn AB. R. Siaa A. F. Jones Donoiue Roherb Dougherty A Sullivan Tomer Raeeeese White Welday

London Boston Boxers Face London Bouts Drawn In Opening Week

Boxing notices list major week bouts with Delmont versus Moran in London and Langford versus Tiger Smith abroad. Arthur Cote faces Kid Pants in Manchester and Mellody targets Sullivan in Los Angeles while local bouts highlight Kid McDonald against Kid Dufresne in Lewiston and Erne versus Pren dergast in Detroit.

Albert Delmont Owen Moran Sam Langford Tiger Smith London England Young McDonald Kid Dufresne Lewiston Harry Baker Tommy O'Keefe Philadelphia Penn Mike Twin Sullivan Honey Mellody Los Angeles Cal Kid Lavigne Johnny Allen New York Willie Fitzgerald Joe Gregg Indianapolis Young Erne Tom Prendergast Detroit Soldier Burns Herman Miller Highlandville Johnny Dohan Young Kirby Haverhill Joe Theel Tommy Langden Kid Pantz Arthur Cote Young Sheehan Young Mercier Young Clark Kid O’brien Manchester N. H Kid Beebe Lancaster George Williams Freddie Cole Fort Wayne Ind Cambridge Pacific Athletic Club Mike Mellody Johnny Mooney Charlestown Kid McDonald Chelsea Dufresne McDonald Canada Kid Pants Biddeford Pants Cote Kid Sheehan New Hampshire Kid Mercier Lowell Erne Rockland Black Fitzsimmons Tom Sawyer Limetown Young Handy 9. Com Camden Baltimore Miller Burns Reader George Dennis Johnny Baldwin Salem Jimmy Sullivan Lawrence Sailor Burke

West Point and Harvard End Friction Over Scheduling

Professor Horation White of Harvard says the decision to drop Harvard from West Point's football schedule was not due to any rift between the schools but simply an inability to agree on a date. West Point cited too many hard games and a focus on beating Annapolis, with Yale and Princeton also on the slate. Cornell will now meet West Point for the first time in years.

Emy Mechanics’ Building Princeton Andover Ashland Boston J. Gassman Williamsburg Washington Longboat Gassman West Point Harvard Horation White White Yale Crimson Annapolis Army Cornell

Flaherty Faces Giants as Boston Team Struggles

Boston Nationals face a tough test with Pat Flaherty likely to debut for the home club against the New York Giants. Captain Tenney, ejected after an altercation, aims to rally the Tenneyites in today’s 3 PM game as Boston eyes a two game set before a road trip to Brooklyn and New York.

Boston Nationals Giants Tenney Emilie Pat Plaherty Pittsburg Flaherty Seymour Devlin Strang Shannon Roger Bresnahan Tenneyites Boston Brooklyn New York

Local baseball notes highlight Worcester tryout and league openings

Harry Green, a fast local outfielder, heads to Worcester for a tryout with the New England league. The Eastern league opens in Providence next Thursday, with Hugh Duffy and Fred Doe expected to shine. Orendorff impresses at South End with quick throwing to bases, while the St Louis Nationals roster churn continues. The Pilgrims’ only run came on a two-bagger Saturday as Giants games wrap up.

Harry Green Worcester Providence Hugh Duffy Fred Doe Boston South End Orendorff St. Louis Nationals Eifer Hobe Giants

Dorchester and English High Baseball Clash Sparks Local Interest

Dorchester High trimmed English High decisively on Patriots Day showing a strong pitching staff with Spauling Riley and Hardy. English High’s McLean pitched well while Blue and Blue feature youth but lack last year’s depth. Boston College High fields a solid squad with six veterans led by Captain O'Brien and Patley fills in at first base for injured Barry.

Dorchester High English High Patriots Dunbark Avenue Spauling Riley Hardy Dorchester McLean Billy Brophy Tommy Parle Craig Boston College High O’brien Patley Barry

Knights of St. Finbar Corkmen Set Field Day May 30

The Knights of St. Finbar Corkmen's Association field day at Locust street grounds on May 30 received a $1500 prize fund. John C. Collins chaired the meeting where numerous entries were announced for hurling football running jumping weight-throwing and Irish step dancing.

Knights of St. Finbar Corkmen’s Association Locust Street John C. Collins

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