Boston Washington baseball pairings released
National and American matchups listed include Brooklyn at Boston and Cincinnati at Chicago with Philadelphia at New York and St. Louis at Pittsburg among others. The schedule covers major league city pairings across regions.
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Chicago
Washington
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Yale Crew Fails To Race Four Miles In Rough Water
Yale coaches could not run a four mile race between the first and second crews due to rough water on the Quinnipiac River. Several graduates watched as two eights brushed but no changes were made. An attempt to race tomorrow may be made with shifts by Coach Guy Nickalls. Richard Armstrong will witness the Harvard Annapolis race next Saturday.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Quinnipiack
Guy Nickalls
Richard Armstrong
Colby Beats Dartmouth in Ninth Inning Rally
Colby defeats Dartmouth 8 to 5 at Alumni Oval in an opening home game. Mendall and Roland scored early. Colby capitalized on a double by Loudon and rallies late with Curtis delivering for the visitors. Dartmouth will try again in Hanover tomorrow.
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Colby
Dartmouth
Alumni Oval
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Green
Mendall
Loudon
Roland
Hallet
Curtis
Multiple baseball scores from regional games
New Orleans beat Mobile 8 to 2 while Birmingham routed Montgomery 10 to 6 and Nashville edged Memphis 4 to 3. Chattanooga and Atlanta posted 2 and 1 runs respectively.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
Federal matchups listed for Kansas City Chicago and more
Federal schedule shows Kansas City at Chicago, St Louis at Indianapolis, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, Buffalo at Baltimore, outlining early league pairings.
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Dion Obese
Buffalo
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Wemees
Chicago
Pittsburg
Kansas City
St. Louis
International League scores whirl with uneven results
Toronto defeated Providence 5 to 3 while Jersey City routed Montreal 7 to 0. Baltimore crushed Buffalo 6 to 0. Newark Rochester game noted with wet grounds.
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Toronto
Providence
Jersey City
Montrea
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark-Rochester
St Louis Wins Sixth Straight Over Chicago
St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 4 in a home game to complete a sweep of the series. It was St Louis’s sixth consecutive victory. Batteries Crandall and Hartley for St Louis and McGuire and Wilson for Chicago.
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ST. Louis
McGuire
Chicago
Tinker
R. H. EB. Res
Sricago
Crandall
Hartley
Wilson
Camnitz Starts For Pittsburg In Federal Loss To Buffalo
Howard Camnitz former National League pitcher started for Pittsburg against Buffalo in a Federal League game. Buffalo won 9 to 6 as Camnitz lasted four innings allowing seven hits and six runs before Walker relieved him. Moran pitched for Buffalo, Ford took over in the sixth, with Moran hit hard later.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Howard Camnitz
Buffalo
Camnitz
Moran
Ford
Blair
Walker
Walker and Berry
Kansas City Beats Indianapolis In Close 4-3 Game
Mullin and Packard each had ten hits for their teams. Kansas City rallied with a string of hits to defeat Indianapolis 4-3. Batteries FE Packard and Easterly, Mullen and Texter pitched for the two sides in a tight intercity matchup in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mullin
Indianapolis
Packard
R.H.E
Mullien
Orioles Rally To Beat Brooklyn In Dramatic Finish
Baltimore overcame a 7 to 0 deficit as Seaton pitched four solid innings for Brooklyn while Smith struggled. Baltimore advanced with a late rally to win 9 to 8 in a tense finish. Batteries Smith Suggs Wilhelm and Jacklitsch Seaton Owens.
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Seaton
Brooklyn
Smith
R.H.E
Jones
Suggs
Wilhelm
Jacklitsch
Owens
Worcester Academy Defeats Worcester Tech in Annual Baseball
On Gaskill Field Worcester Academy beat Worcester Tech 9 to 5 before a large crowd. Batter details list Academy players Newton Nichols and Murphy and Tech players Sheehan Moulton and Ross with full scoring notes.
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Worcester Tech
Worcester Academy
Gaskill Field
R.H.E. Worcester Acad
Academy
Newton
Nichols and Murphy
Tech
Sheehan, Moulton and Ross
Pennsylvania Beats Rutgers In Philadelphia Game
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team defeated Rutgers 2 to 0 in Philadelphia. Wisner and Lolan pitched for Penn with Jennings and Acker delivering solid defense and timely hits.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Pennsylvania
Feuiere
Schisis
Wisner
Lolan
Jennings
Acker
Princeton Downs Fordham 10 1 in New Jersey clash
Princeton baseball crushed Fordham 10 to 1 in Princeton New Jersey. Lamberton Wall Kee lin Martin and Viviano contributed on offense and defense as Princeton ran away early to secure the win.
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N. J
Fordham
R.H.E. Princeton
Pordhami Isch
Lamberton
Wall
Keelin
Martin
Viviano
Red Sox Stun Athletics in Late Rally for Tie
In an eighth inning rally the Red Sox forced a tie with the world champion Athletics as Speaker led the batting barrage. The game ended after the inning to let both clubs catch a Federal express. Mackmen and spectators witnessed a dramatic shift in momentum.
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Red Sox
Athletics
Mackmen
Federal Express
Speaker
Red Sox and Athletics Battle in Batting Matinee Thriller
In a tense matinee, Boston’s Red Sox and Philadelphia’s Athletics traded leads as Speaker delivered key hits. Umpire Connolly’s call and Yerkes ejection sparked controversy, while Bedient and Wyckoff managed shaky pitching before Coombe debuted with strong relief. Speaker’s late triple and a tying double kept the game unsettled until a final double by Speaker and Hooper ended it.
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Houck
Foster
Wyckoff
Coombe
Speaker
Connolly
Yerkes
Carrigan
Sox
Athletics
Eddie Colling
Daley
Baker
Collins
Bostodn
MelInnis
Lewis
Red Sox
Murphy
Gardner
Philadelphia
Coumbe
Engle
J. Franklin
McInnis
Strunk
Jankrin
Kelly
Boston
Scott
Cady
Henriksen
Hooper
Plank
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Boston Tee Carers
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Scot
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Seer Speaker
Sehang
Barry
Redient
Wyckett
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Dineen and
Naps Open At Home By Losing Eighth Straight
Chicago 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 0 0. Bodie hits a three base, Scott with two base hits, Blackburn and Schalk steal. Wea ver to Blackburn to Chase double plays. Blanding walks five as he allows five runs in seven innings. umpire O Loughlin Hildebrand.
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Chicago
Collins
Scott
Bodie
Weaver
Daley
Blackburn
Schalk
Chase
Collaindre
O' Loughlin
Hildebrand
Cleveland
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Grahey
Scott Blanding
Collamore
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Dauss
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Ease
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Leary
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Crossin
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St. Louis Fern
Bush Veach
Hamilto Burnston
Obill
Sheridan
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Stoneham High
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H’ley
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Stoneham H. S
Hburne
Tyrrell
M. Gerring
Bechell
Irish
Finnegan
Healy
Lannon
McDonald
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Keating
Adelson
Blake
Senators Rally Edges Yankees 2 1 In Series Finale
Washington defeats New York 2 to 1 as Warhop blanks the visitors. Errors fuel both Washington runs with Shanks’ double and Gandil’s triple producing the decisive score. Ayres start, Hand injury, Engel allows one run before being replaced. Maisel makes a spectacular foul catch.
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New York
Washington
New York Today
Warhop
Shanks
Peckinpaugh
Ayres
Milan
Hartzell
Gandil
Caldwell
Engel
Morgan
Cook
Williams
Maisel
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Bonn
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Ae Ayres
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Odo Fors Caldwell
Forscest
Henry
Frans and
Egan
Harlow Daly to Exhibit Simultaneous Chess in Boston
On Friday evening April 24 at 8 oclock Harlow B Daly champion of the Boston Chess Club will give a simultaneous exhibition at 15 Exchange Street Boston He will face all comers members and non members Visitors may watch even if not competing indicating Daly as a leading New England player and club champion.
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Harlow B. Daly
Boston Chess Club
Exchange Street
Boston
Daly
New England
Giants Pitcher Sued for Breach of Promise
Charles Monroe Tesreau of the New York Giants faces a $25,000 breach of promise suit from Miss Clara Young of Perryville Missouri. She claims he was engaged to her before he married Helen E. Blake in this city just before the Giants began their world tour.
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New ,York
Charles Monroe Tesreau
Giants
Ozark Country
Clara Young
Perryville
Jeff
Helen E. Blake
Summons Served in Tesreau Love Letters Suit
The summons and complaint were served on Tesreau at baseball practice in Brooklyn. The case, to be heard in the Supreme Court, centers on a jilting by Tesreau after engagement plans with Miss Clara Young of Perryville Missouri, with love letters and financial costs cited as grounds for damages.
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Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Miss Young
James B. Mackie
No. 15
Wall Street
Big Jeff
John McGraw
Giants
Baseball
Perryville
Missouri
Trousseau
Cornell and Lafayette Play 17 Inning Tie in Ithaca
Cornell and Lafayette battled 17 innings in Ithaca on April 22 for a scoreless tie despite 21 strikeouts by Cornell pitcher Steve Regan. The long game ended when Lafayette needed to catch a train, matching a season length record.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Lafayette
Steve’ Regan
Medford shuts out Melrose on Medford grounds
Medford High defeats Melrose High 6 to 0 on the Medford field. Melrose collected two hits, while Medford capitalized on hits and Melrose errors, with key plays by Little, Sweetman, and Reynolds. Sweeney earned the win, Ferguson the loss, and the crowd numbered 460.
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Melrose High
Medford
Melrose
Sweeney
Hunter
Little
Sweetman
Wanamaker
Crowe
Reynolds
Melrose H
Po.a.b
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Taird
Ross
Sweet’n
Il Holt
Burrill
Phillips
Doyle
Wanker
Gus Sullivan
Emery
Russell
Sernton
Leavitt
Ferguson
Heagh
OD Ord
Laird
R. Little
E. Little
Holt
Sullivan
Kennedy
Exeter Shuts Out Haverhill High 9 to 0 on Plympton Field
Exeter defeated Haverhill High 9 to 0 at Plympton Field. Pitcher Hitchcock and cleanup hitter Comerford held Haverhill hitless. Exeter scored on seven hits with key runs from Scott, Martin, Casey, Neal, Peters, O Connor, and Comerford.
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Haverhill High
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Plympton Field
Hitchcock
Comerford
Haverhill
A.E
Hute
O Green
Lake
Kelly
Peters
C'tian
Clough
M’dall
Cor
Oakeee
Scott
Martin
Casey
Neal
O'Connor
Hutchinson
O' Clough
Gleason
Byard
Herrick
Ritchie
Manix
Chelsea Defeats Stoneham High in Slugging Affair
Chelsea High beat Stoneham High 9 to 3 in Chelsea. Tyrrell homered twice and doubled for Chelsea while Lannon homered and doubled for Stoneham. Game marked Chelsea’s first home appearance. multiple players contributed in the slugfest.
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Chelsea
Stoneham High
Chelsea High
Tyrrell
Lannon
Stoneham
St Mark's Beats Stone School Nine in Tight Contest
St Mark's defeated Stone School 5 to 4 in Southboro on April 22. Allen tripled in the ninth to drive in Leighton and win the game as Armour and Platt provided offense earlier. Boles struck out 13 for Stone, while Armour shined defensively for St Mark's in a pitching rich, closely fought junior league game.
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Southboro
St. Mark’s
Stone
Allen
Leighton
Platt
Armour
Boles
F. Allen
Keating
Horne
Conant
Thacher
Buckley
Harvey
OlWood
Gaston
Ellis
DeR'm
Mahoney
Bradf'd
Mannix
Ron
Miro
Tn Phong
Tleighton
Ighton
Sullivan
Catcher Billings of Naps Crippled in Cleveland Game
In Cleveland on April 2, Catcher Billings was spiked by Bodie as he slid into home in the sixth inning. He was replaced by Carisch. Doctors said an artery in Billings leg was severed and he will be out for two months, further hampering the already crippled team.
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Cleveland
Billings
Bodie
Carisch
Harvard Downs Navy in 10 5 Victory at Annapolis
Harvard defeated Navy 10 to 5 in Annapolis. Captain Wingate belted five hits in five at bats, while Blodgett and Vinson struggled for Navy. The Hatters scored four runs in the first and fourth frames sending Mahan Whitney Frye and the defense to a solid win.
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Annapolis
Harvard
Navy
Blodgett
Vinson
Captain Wingate
Mahan, Whitney, Frye and
Osborne
Milton Academy Drops Close Game to Huntington
The Milton Academy nine lost a fast ten inning game at Milton yesterday to Huntington School by 2 to 1. Errors by both sides let the visitors score while both teams played well.
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Milton Academy
Milton
Huntington School
Holy Cross Defeats Massachusetts Aggies In Season Opener
Holy Cross beat the Massachusetts Aggies 6 to 2 in Worcester. McManus held the Aggies to two hits except for two. Davies hit a homer for Mass. King reached on base but the team failed to rally in the final at bat. Batteries McManus Carroll Sherman Brooks.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Aggies
McManus
Aggies
Davies
King
R.H.E. Holy
Mass
McManus and Carroll
Sherman and Brooks
Rindge Tech Dominates Lynn Classical In Cambridge
Rindge Tech defeated Lynn Classical 9 to 4 at Russell Field Cambridge yesterday afternoon The game featured strong batting by Kelley Harvey and Kenney with multiple runs scored in early innings for Rindge Tech While Lynn Classical managed bursts in the middle and late frames the visitors could not recover from an early Rindge Tech lead and errors.
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Rindge Tech
Lynn Classical High Scheol
Russell Field
Cambridge
Cambridge Boys
Lynn Classical
Rindge
A.E
Kelley
Harvey
Poitras - Cederstrand
Kenney
Garshin
Sullivan
Murphy
Harris
White
Barrow
Muller
Laughlin
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Speke
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