Cubs Fall to Reds in Slim Low-Scoring Game
Chicago scored in the ninth while Cincinnati held on for an 8 to 4 victory. Steinfeldt doubled for Cincinnati with Slagle Lobert delivering three base hits. Slagle stole a base as Hoffman Fraser and others contributed hits and sacrifices. Mason earned the decision after being batted for in the ninth.
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Dartmouth Favored To Win Two Mile Relay
The relay carnival at the University of Pennsylvania features major races including the one mile two mile and four mile events. Pennsylvania is favored in the one and four mile races with Michigan strong in the four mile and Cornell entering a sturdy team. Stagg sends quarter-milers from Chicago to challenge Pennsylvania in the one mile. Dartmouth is expected to win the two mile, led by Dr Bowler who has a strong pool of half-milers.
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Dr. Bowler
Local School Matches Flash Across Region Scores
Readable schedule lists many games today with Milton Academy hosting De Meritte and Everett facing Medford in Suburban league play. Other matches include Stone School at Groton, Middlesex versus Volkmann in Concord, Stoneham at Wakefield, Dorchester at Chelsea, Melrose hosting Swampscott, and Boston College High at Stoneham among many others across Massachusetts and New Hampshire venues.
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Lynn English High
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Norwood High
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Highland Military Academy
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Cushing Academy
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Ashburnam
Methuen High
Prichard
Andover
Fairhaven High
New Bedford Textile
Fairhaven
Eene High
Manchester High
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Stoneham baseball star Harry Wentworth breaks hand
Stoneham crack baseball player Harry B Wentworth injured his hand practicing yesterday and will miss the season. He was considering a Southern league offer when the accident occurred. Timmy Ford of Cambridge, last year’s BA Marathon winner, shows a strong running form but plans to race at Jamestown and avoids exposing his reputation before the Jamestown Exposition. Ed Geers promotes a season with fast pacers and trotters, featuring Turley and Ardel in good shape. Coach Lajoie plans a winter trip to Europe with Mrs. Lajoie, while Jim Corbett praises the Pirates and Reds in recent interviews. Cornell begins track practice with an opening meet in Philadelphia next week. Harvard track and baseball notes discuss F’s and H’s, freshman clashes with Nobles and Greenough, and potential strong debuts for Aronson, Sheehan, Hicks, and Lanigan.
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Timmy Ford
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Jamestown Exposition
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Readville
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Ardel
Geers
Cornell
Philadelphia
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Moakley
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Princeton
Junie Foster
Harvard
Noble & Greenough
Soldiers Field
Aronson
Roxbury
Sheehan
Boston Latin
Hicks
Lanigan
Andover
Arlington High
Boston Americans Open Home Schedule Against Athletics
After a week away the Boston Americans return to their home grounds for a series with the Athletics. Manager Huff debuts as a fan favorite while Cy Young was set to pitch against New York and Walter Clarkson to start the final battle. The team held an off day yesterday and practiced in the morning to ready for the opener.
Detroit Beats Morgan Early as St Louis Errors Aid
Detroit hit Morgan with ease and won in the first three innings. Erratic fielding by St Louis aided the victory. A late rally by the visitors was thwarted when Mullin struck out Frisk and Stone. The day was dark damp and cold reducing play and turnout.
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St. Louis
Mullin
Frisk
Stone
McIntyre
Coughlin
Crawford
Cobb
Es Weis
Rossman
Schaefer
Schmidt
O'Leary
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PO Stone
Hemphill
Pickering
Ey Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Buelow
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Ted
O’leary
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Roseman
Wallace
O’ Loughlin
Pittsburg Defeats St. Louis 7 to 5 in Damp Start
In St Louis on April 28 the Nationals fell to Pittsburg 7 to 5 after a half hour rain delay. Pittsburg clinched victory in the eighth on Abbaticchio three base hit as Bebee balked and gave Sheehan a walk with Lynch and Anderson also singling.
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St. Louis Nationals
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Sheehan
Lynch
Anderson
Okenite Wins Sterling Stakes at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct in New York the Sterling stakes feature drew three runners. Okenite, the odds on favorite, won with Oxford second and Gild third. King's Daughter won the second race while Robin Hoot, Citizen, Lady Alice and Apple Teddy took the other races in the program.
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Okenite
Oxford
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King’s Daughter
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Citizen
Lady Alice
Apple Teddy
Cups Awarded to Horsemen at Metro Club Event
Members of the Metropolitan Club at the Charles River Speedway saw cups awarded for winning horses in contests with the Concord Driving Club of New Hampshire. Winners include L. A. Bean Captain, ch g and others. visiting rivals received cups for pacers such as Canterbury Girl and Angil Wilkes. Cups for Concord Club winners had been sent weeks earlier.
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Mardell
Pacers
Hugh Tallent
Canterbury
H. G. Killkenney
Angil
Boxers discuss dubious world title show events and bouts
Gossip notes that Delmont Moran and Langford Smith talk of world bantam and middleweight title bouts with disputed claims since none hold major national titles. Moran defeats Attell in NYC, while Delmont is said to beat Moran in England, amid large purses and managerial moves.
English Whitewashes Roxbury High 4-0 in Opener
English High defeated Roxbury High 4 to 0 at Dunbar Avenue in the Boston High School league opener. Everett pitched for the Blue and Blue, scattering seven hits while Roxbury managed two. The Highlanders broke through with three runs in the second and one in the fifth, aided by a two-base hit from Dresser and timely plays.
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Roxbury
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Parke
Cresser
Brophy
Kelly
Walter McCarthy
Boston Schoolboys
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Gibbs
Cannon
Kiley
Kendrick
Picasa High
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Colvilie
R.f
Halligan
Craig
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O'Connell
Keefe
Brummet
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Conklin
Cahill
McCarthy
Scott
Wellesley High Defeats Winthrop High in 4-1 Game
Wellesley High School beat Winthrop High School 4 to 1 this afternoon. The scoring ran 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 9 0 for Wellesley and 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 for Winthrop. Batteries were T Shepard and P Shepard for Wellesley, Stockwell and Sleeper for Winthrop.
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Winthrop High
Winthrop H. S
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P. Shepard
Wellesley, Stockwell and
Sleeper
Winthrop
Robbins completes non stop Aerocar test Boston to New York
A. M. Robbins of New York City drove an air cooled Aerocar on a nonstop run between New York and Boston arriving at 5 p m after leaving at 1 15 a m The journey passed through New Haven Hartford Springfield Worcester and Framingham Also aboard were A G Batchelder Duncan Curry and George Van Cleve The engine stayed running overnight at George H Lowe Motor Co garage and will be sent back to New York without stopping The Boston show type Aerocar was used Memorial Day race plans were discussed by the Bay State Automobile Association adding a 50 mile runabout race to the 100 mile touring car contest The century race offers three prizes and the 60 mile race two entrance fees set at 30 with closes May 23
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American Automobile Association
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George van Cleve
Readville
Base Ball News From The Major Camps
Boston teams remained undefeated yesterday while the Americans had no game. Manager George Huff will debut at home with the Americans today. The National club left for Brooklyn and plays there Thursday through Saturday and then three games in New York next week with an off day Tuesday. On May 8 they return home for most of May. Cy Young showed both strong and weak stretches yesterday. Irvin remained unavailable due to cold. The Cubs beat Cincinnati as Fraser pitched for Murphy’s club. New York was rainy with prospects of more showers. The Dovey era faced a rough series. optimism for a stronger run on the home slate. The first star of the season appeared in the crowd led by Charley Farrell and Sid Farrar. Umpire Emilie drew boos for disputed calls as Brain escaped a close second inning out rule and Corcoran shouted in protest.
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McGraw
Giants
Fred Tenney
Cy Young
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Mr. Orendorff
Boston
Rodney
New York
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Peak’'s Island
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Winchester High School Triumphs Over Brookline 3 to 2
Winchester High School defeated Brookline High 3 to 2 at Manchester Field before 500 spectators. The standout performances came from Thompson and Coffe for Winchester and Carr and Brown for Brookline.
Tech Sophs Triumph 18-0 in Five Inning Night Game
The Technology sophomores shut out Ballon & Hobigand 18 to 0 in a five innings affair at Tech field. Ballon & Hobigand starter Watcher yielded eight early runs, replaced by Smith. Applin Gray Kelley and Wentworth led Tech’s offense while Dimbir Boyd Nichols carried Ballou’s effort. The game ended at dusk.
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MIT Freshmen Defeat Malden High 6 to 3
MIT freshmen defeated Malden High 6 to 3 in Malden. Hurley allowed only two hits as the visiting pitcher controlled the game. Malden’s Stead Doyle and McInnis starred, while Loutit Harris and Arkell led the MIT offense.
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Revere High Edged by Peabody in Narrow Defeat
Revere High hosted Peabody High and lost 5 to 4 in a fast game. The Revere nine showed chagrin at the close result as fans witnessed a tight contest.
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Peabody High
Revere
Harvard Men in 4 Mile Race
Harvard crews tested new rowers over four miles. The varsity won easily while the third crew finished behind and the second dropped out at Longwood bridge. Farley stroked strongly at times 38 strokes per minute. Faulkner lacked four mile experience and tired before the end. Preparations rise for May 11 against Columbia. A grand stand will be built opposite the Union Boat Club.
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Faulkner
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Harvard and Yale To Bury the Hatchet
Harvard and Yale plan better relations as the Harvard Crimson signals a move toward democracy and mutual respect. The Crimson foresees a pact of perennial friendship with Yale, enabling grads to work together on state and financial matters without ongoing bickering.
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