Gossip for Motorists
Pete Willis chairs the Indianapolis race meeting press committee ensuring full reporting facilities for the 500 Mile race. Lewis R. Speare of the Massachusetts Automobile Association sits on AA A panel to pick Glidden tour start point. Rambler building progress at Commonwealth avenue. Rockwell expects to occupy HQ next fall. George Sullivan of American Locomotive Company tours New England. Chester I. Campbell invites guests to Camp Margedal Lake Winnepesaukee May 4 56 and 6 with a novel outing program.
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Pete Willis
Indianapolis
Pete
Lewis R. Speare
Massachusetts State Automobile Association
Boston
Glidden
Rambler
Commonwealth Avenue
Rockwell
Chester I. Campbell
Camp Margedal
Lake Winnepesaukee
White Sox defeat Cleveland 6 to 1 in early season clash
Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as George faltered in the fifth. Lange worked well with runners on base in a decisive American League game played in Cleveland on April 24.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
George
Box
Cleveland Today
Lange
Natick High Stings Braintree 7–4 In Baseball
Natick High defeated Braintree High 7 to 4 on the town field. Casevent allowed seven hits but Natick’s defense and strong pitching kept the visitors scoreless except for four runs. McDonald pitched for Braintree and Burton caught for Braintree.
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Natick
Natick High
Braintree High
Casevent
McDonald
Natick Gardens
R.H.D. Natick High
Battepafles
Casevent and Welch
Donald and Burton
Red Sox Oust First Place With Senators Loss
Boston toppled from the AL lead as the Senators, led by Foster and Schaefer, overwhelmed Cicotte and the Red Sox. Johnson paced New York with a third inning triple while Cromwell’s men rallied for three early runs and held on for a decisive victory.
Senators Triumph Over Red Sox Behind Johnson's Shutout
True to form Walter Johnson dominated for the Senators as Boston faltered. Johnson beat Boston again, five to two, while Cicotte endured a brutal start with six hits and three innings, scuffling with wild pitches and an error that aided the Senators' total. Buck O'Brien followed with control issues, the only bright spot in a Sox shutout bid fading in the fifth.
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Germany
Schaefer
Senators
Carrigan
Moeller
Foster
Cicotte
Milan
Flynn
Walter Johnson
Sox
Duffy Lewis
Morgan
Eddie
O’brien
Ainsmith
Knight
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Speaker
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Gardner
Lewis
Washington
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Yerkes
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Wagner
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Cine
O'Brien
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Clcotte
Cilcotte
Athletics
Red Sox
Jake Stahl
Eddie Cicotte
Griffith
Buck. O'Brien
Cicotta
Buck
Boston Red Sox Drift Toward Tie After Loss
Yesterday the Sox dropped into a three way tie for second with Washington and Philadelphia. Detroit slides toward the cellar as Charlie Hall must salvage the game with Walker pitching for Washington. Pinch Thomas debuted in the ninth hitting for Carrigan. Amherst alumni among the crowd.
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Sox
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Charlie Hall
Walker
Red Sox
Thomas
Carrigan
Amherst
American East Rivalry Action Across Five Cities
Washington faces Boston while Philadelphia confronts New York and Detroit visits St Louis. Chicago goes to Cleveland in a set of early season matchups highlighting regional tension and competitive form.
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
New York
Ton
St. Louis
Rival Nba Matchups Listed For Tonight
Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburg St. Louis at Chicago scene tagged as key contests with regional interest and notable pairings.
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Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Titlsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
High School Matches Set Across Massachusetts Cities
New England slate lists Brockton at Lawrence Fall River at Worcester Haverhill at Lynn and New Bedford at Lowell with games scheduled for the week across four towns and two counties.
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Worcester Pe
Brockton
Lawrence
Fall River
Worcester
Haverhill
Lynn
New Bedford
Lowell
Baseball Scores From Weekend Games In Brief
Baltimore beat Buffalo 5 to 3. Jersey City defeated Rochester 8 to 1 in eight innings due to darkness. Newark edged Toronto 9 to 8. Montreal game at Providence was rained out.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Providence
Washington Senators Impress Boston Fans in Baseball Notes
Yesterday noon John Henry the Washington catcher, Amherst man, drew praise in a report from New Park. Clarke Griffith followed the game closely as the Senators clinched victory in the ninth. Young Foster showed speed and hitting while the team, mostly youths, impressed Boston as a 50 percent stronger lineup than any prior Washington outfit. excitement and danger on bases loom as the Tigers visit.
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John Henry
Washington
Henry
Amherst
Clarke Griffith
Jennings
Tigers
Coacheras
Hughey
Young Foster
Boston
Wesleyan and Maine Tie in Rainy Five Inning Game
Wesleyan and University of Maine battled to a 2 2 tie after five innings in a rain shortened game. Bacon and Parsons opposed Welch and Abbott for the batteries. Umpire Lawton called the game at Middletown after five frames.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
University of Maine
R.H.E. Wesleyan
Bacon and Parsons
Welch and
Abbott
Lawton
Vermont Trounces New Hampshire College 18 to 2 in Shortened Game
University of Vermont defeated New Hampshire College 18 to 2 in five innings due to cold weather. Scorers note the line score and list players for both teams, highlighting Vermont pitchers Malcolm Flaherty Mayborth Brown and Berry against New Hampshire’s Sanborn Adams Paulson McPheters Gale.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
New Hampshire College
R. H. E. University of Vt
N. H. College
New Hampshire
Sanborn
Adams
Paulson
McPheters
Gale
Vermont
Malcolm
Flaherty
Mayborth
Brown and Berry
Waterville High Tops Gardiner in 12 Inning Victory
Waterville High defeated Gardiner High 5 to 4 in 12 innings to secure the win. The game extended into extra innings with tense pitching and timely hits. Gardiner threatened late but Waterville held on for the victory.
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Waterville
Waterville High Today
Gardiner High
Unicorn Marathoner Joe Silva Finishes 16th in B A A Marathon
Joe Silva known as the Unicorn Marathoner places 16th in the B A A Marathon marking a notable long distance performance. He plans to run in the New York Evening Mail race May 5 aiming toward a spot on the American long distance team.
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Joe Silva
Joe
South Boston A. C
Sweden
Silva
T New York Evening Mail
New York
Highlanders Fall Silent as Athletics Win 7 0
New York April 24 The Athletics defeated the Highlanders 7 to 0 behind a 16 hit attack. Warhop allowed 12 hits and six runs in seven innings while Plank kept New York to four singles. Sensational fielding by Collins and strong batting from McInnis highlighted the win.
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New York
Athletics
Highlanders
Warhop
Shears
Plank
Collins
McInnis
Philadelphia
Strunk
F Oldring
Baker
Murphy
Fvacres
Eene
Barry
Seeee
Thomas
Daniels
Ag — Coleman
Chase
Simmons
Hartzell
Phys Zinn
Leee A Grdner
Street
Ee Eee Warhop
Peeee Shears
Ieee
Arlington High Beats Woburn High 6-5 in Mystic Valley League
Arlington High defeated Woburn High 6 to 5 at Forest Park in the Mystic Valley league opener. Batteries Chaves Roycroft Mulrenan Maguire Matthews handled the game for Arlington and Woburn respectively as the teams posted a close score.
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Woburn High
Forest Park
R.H.E. Arlington High
Chaves
Roycroft
Mulrenan
Maguire
Matthews
Malden High Defeats Reading High In Easy Game
Malden High swamped Reading High 13 to 5 as Malden collected 11 safe hits while Reading committed seven errors. Batteries Doyle Flanders and Murphy Newell and McLeod contributed to the victory.
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Reading High
Malden
R.H.E. Malden
Doyle
Flanders
Murphy
Newell
McLeod
Worcester South High Defeats Groton Nine 12 to 8
Worcester South High topped Groton 12 to 8 in a baseball game. Batteries Mills and Duggan led Worcester while Holt Simon and R Curtig contributed for Groton. The Groton team produced several runs but fell short to the visitors.
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Groton
Mass
Worcester South High
Groton Nine
R.H.B. Worcester So. H
A. Mills
Duggan
Holt, Simon and
R. Curtig
Answers to Queries on Baseball Inquiries and Player Details
The letter asks how to contact the Greater Boston baseball league and to address Al Bannart at the New Herald building in Boston. It notes salaries in the New England league are private and mentions Hub Perdue and Mike Ryan, giving Ryan’s age as 23 and Irish American heritage.
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Joe Finneran
Young Donahue
al Bannart
New Herald
Boston
Mass
H. M
Brockton
Hub Perdue
Boston Nationals
Perdue
Mike Ryan
Brown Beats Bates 8 to 2 in Providence game
Brown defeated Bates 8 to 2 at Andrews Field led by freshman pitcher Cram and strong Brown defense. Bates committed five errors while Anderson allowed several hits. Nash Dike and Bates multiple players contributed. Cram worked effectively despite Melrose origins and earned praise from Coach Patee.
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Te Cram
Coosecossse
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Ancoln
Jersey City Pitcher Struck by Ball in Practice
Myles Mains, the Jersey City International League pitcher, was hit behind the left ear by a relay ball during practice. He suffered a brain concussion and was taken to a hospital for evaluation, with concern that the injury could worsen. Mains hails from Flint City, Michigan, and joined the team via the Boston Americans.
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New York
Myles Mains
Mains
Mavis
Flint City
Mich
Boston Americans
Franklin Park Golf Links Open for Public Play
Boston park workers have refurbished the Franklin Park golf links with heavy rainfall aiding the effort. The course will open to the public on Saturday, April 27.
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Franklin Park
Boston Park Department
Boxing slate changes as Ferguson out with hand injury
The Central A. C. card loses Sand Ferguson due to a hand injury and will likely feature Jack Ren against George Robinson in the main 10 round bout. Pa Rocco and Joe Farren meet in a eight round semifinal, with Lynn’s Tony Marengo and Eddie Flynn in another prelim, as plans shift to avoid conflicts and add Tuesday shows at Pilgrim A. A. and Central A. C. venues.
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Central A. C
Jack Ren
George Robinson
Cambridg
Pa Rocco
Joe Farren
Tony Marengo
Eddie Flynn
Lynn
Ferguson
Sailor White
Pilgrim A. A
Pilgrim Club
Owe Moran
Eddie Murphy
Mike Glove
Matty Baldwin
Freddie Duffy
Othe
Frank Bradley
London
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Jones
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Queensberry
Tom McCarey
Wolgaston Rivers
Vernon Ring
Frank Conley
Johnny White
Abe Attell
Howard Morrow
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McCarey
Langford
Jéanette
Leach Cross
Wolgast
Cross
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Fallon
Jamaica Plain Plas
Licens
Jo McGuigan
Philadelphia
Well
Charley White
Billy Nola
Sacramento
Abe
Nolan-Attell
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Cincinati
Inquirer
Ay Y. Murray
New York State League Opens With Key Matchups
Syracuse Utica Elmira at Scranton Binghamton at Wilkes-Barre Albany at Troy lead the schedule as the New York State League kicks off its championship series. Wilkes-Barre, a three time pennant winner, again aims for the title.
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Syracuse Utica
Elmira
Scranton
Binghamt
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Troy
Cornell introduces new shell for eight oared crew
Ithaca April 24 Cornell unveils a new eight oared shell built by Assistant Coach John Hoyle. The varsity boat maintains its lead while the second varsity in the new shell defeats last year’s veteran crew. B. Bro replaces D. M. Larrowe in the boat crew lineup.
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WN. Y
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John Hoyle
Varsity
Vetera
B. Bro
M. Larrowe
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