Freaky Day As Boston Top Dodgers In Shady Park Thriller
In Washington Park Boston powered three runs to beat the Dodgers in a wild game ending a Washington Park losing streak. Pitchers Schlitz Schardt and Jack Pfeffer dueled six innings before Boston pulled ahead in the seventh with walks and a single, then extended the lead in the ninth amid errors and miscues. Tenninged safeties totaled ten singles as both sides struggled to mount offense with no strikeouts in the full nine.
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Goode
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Tooley
Goannus Canal
Hummel
Daubert
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Occupation Handbook for the 3. CG. S$. On Sale Now
Advertising offer for a pocket sized occupation handbook of 300 to 400 pages prepared by the 3. CG. S$. includes strong binding and handy indexed information. Price 50 cents with free salary raising exhibit of LCS.
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Batting Rally Wins for Reds in Eighth
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 7 to 4 after a four-run rally in the eighth inning. Pfeister walked a man, then four singles produced the decisive runs. Two-base hit by Sheckard. Bates and Clarke tripled. Burns and Suggs pitched for their teams with several hits and miscues. Time 2h25m. Umpires Brennan and O'Day.
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Schardt
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Doyle
Treeneverene
Giants Fall to Phillies 4-1 in New York Game
Philadelphia defeats New York 4 to 1 as Phillies bunch hits in the first and third innings. Titus hits a home run in the eighth, while Rowan scatters New York’s hits except for one inning. Moore clashes with McGrew, is restrained by umpire Eason, and leaves the game.
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Penn shuts out West Virginia 6 0 in Philadelphia baseball
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team defeated West Virginia 6 to 0 in Philadelphia. Penn scored steadily with a six run burst early and held the Mountaineers to a single run in a dominant victory. Players Cesene and Cosens contributed on the mound for Penn in the shutout.
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R.H.B. Penn
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New England League Opens in Four Massachusetts Cities
Spring weather boosted the New England baseball league season as four Massachusetts cities held openings. Lowell beat Worcester 3 to 2 in 11 innings, New Bedford edged Lynn 7 to 6, while Brockton defeated Haverhill 5 to 2 and Lawrence topped Fall River 4 to 1 in home debuts.
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Opening game won by Lawrence over Fall River in 4 to 1
Timely hitting carried Lawrence to a 4 1 victory over Fall River in the opener. Pearson limited Fall River to scattered hits and Hickman’s fielding stood out. An opening day parade and mayor Higgin tossed the first ball.
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Brockton Beats Haverhill 5 2 In New England League Opener
Brockton opened the New England league season by defeating Haverhill 5 to 2 at Brockton. Friel struggled in the first inning, loading the bases and forcing in a run, while Lonergan and Wadleigh delivered decisive hits. Friel settled after, and Haverhill failed to score again. Captain Aubrey was ejected in the first inning for pushing the umpire.
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Sweeney
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Connaughton
Wild Plitch
Maxwell
New Bedford Beats Lynn In Up-Bill Game
In New Bedford on April 24 the home team defeated Lynn 7 to 6 in a pitched contest. Cargo Monahan and Logan made errors while Bauman Maranville and Rising starred for New Bedford. About 1800 fans attended as opening ceremonies and an automobile parade preceded the game.
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Cargo
Monahan
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Bauman
Maranville
Rising
Four School Crews Out on the Charles
Four school rowing crews practiced on the Charles in favorable weather. Roxbury Latin Cambridge Latin Volkmann and Noble and Greenough fielded first crews, with Deford from Noble and Greenough joining the second boat after recovering from measles.
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Mayor Ashley Delivers First Ball in New Bedford Lynn Game
Historical box score recounts Mayor Ashley pitching the ceremonial first ball as New Bedford faces Lynn. Bauman and Rising lead batting with multiple runs. pitching trio of Bushelman Ferris and Smith limit scoring. Final tally shows New Bedford seven runs to Lynn six, with key plays and fielding noted by inning.
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Lowell Beats Worcester In 11 Inning Opener
Lowell tops Worcester 3 to 2 in 11 innings to open the New England league season. Yount scored the winning run after a leadoff two-base hit, then two hits by Moulton and Barrows produced the decisive tally. Ceremony honors for manager Gray followed the game.
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Everett High Smashes Arlington High 10 to 1
Everett High routed Arlington High 10 to 1 after total 13 hits and strong base running. Two pitchers Murray and Lee worked evenly. Hunt Brickley Parris Munroe Bold Sweetland Murray produced the key output. Attendance listed as 250 with multiple base hits and steals highlighted.
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Bisley
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Arlington
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Baycroft
Buttrick
Lucas
J. Bean
Stone School Defeats Allen School 7–4 in Chestnut Hill
Stone School beat Allen School 7 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Hill in a fast game. Meannix, Ainsworth, Tenney and Houghton scored for Stone with Redman homering for Allen. pitching from Dingwell, Chesley, Arnold, and Curtis held the opponents to four runs.
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Redman
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Arnold
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Hines
Smin
Wood Lock
Pirates Lose Out In The Eleventh Inning
St Louis defeated Pittsburg 6 to 0 in the 11th inning opener of the series. Konetchy and Leach homered, with key hits by Wagner and Bresnahan. Sallee worked 6, Laudermilk 8 for St Louis as Leifield 3 and Laudermilk 2 strikeouts.
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Volkmann School Boy Garrit Strikes Out 19 in 7-0 Victory
Garrit of Volkmann School pitched a masterful game striking out 19 Roxbury Latin batters and allowing just one hit as Volkmann defeated Roxbury Latin 7 to 0 at the National League grounds. Chauncey Doten led the offense with a triple, Small added three singles, and Mosser and Packard contributed solid defense and timely hits.
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Glidden Pathfinder Sets Tour Route From Washington
The Glidden Reciprocity Tour pathfinder began its journey from Washington to Ottawa to map the annual car tour route. President Taft was to start the trip from the White House but due to press of business he could not.
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