Wood's Good Arm Trounces Yankees in Boston Victory
Boston's Red Sox beat the Highlanders 3 to 1 in a finely played afternoon game. Lewis and Speaker delivered key hits and stellar defense, with Speaker homering and throwing out a base stealer. Fisher pitched well until a critical error by a visiting pitcher doomed his outing.
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Chase's Highlanders See Prospects Against Wood in New York Series
Chase’s reconstructed Highlanders show solid form as they challenge the Tigers and chase top standing amid Mackmen and Senators. Joe Wood dominates the opening game, facing seven hits with two lucky, while Texas Tris and Duffy Lewis contribute key blows as Chase’s pride is humbled.
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Speaker's Homer Longest Of Season In Boston
The story describes Tris Speaker's longest homer of the season in Boston, a drive over Hemp Hill's head. It details Wood striking out several batters, Fisher's wildness, Gardner and Hooper contributing, and Tris running home on a series of plays as the Highlanders and Yankees exchange hits. The score is left unfinished in the excerpt.
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Detroit Defeats St Louis In Slugging Marathon
Detroit won 11 to a missing score against St Louis in the strangest game of the season. Covington debuted as pitcher in the fifth inning with three strikeouts to beat the opposition. A postponed Cleveland game follows the contest.
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Athletics Win at Pennant Raising
Baseball in Brief Form reports the Athletics triumph in pennant raising ceremonies. The event highlights team standout performances and the celebration of the season's successful pacing, with attention to key players and crowd reaction.
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New York at Boston Rivalry Headlines Card
Sports brief notes matchups listing New York vs Boston, Washington vs Philadelphia, and Cleveland vs Detroit. Compact teaser style signals upcoming games without scores or outcomes.
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National basketball pairings announced for Boston and Chicago games
National matchups list Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati and Pittsburg at St Louis. The schedule outlines four city trips set to feature prominent teams in upcoming play.
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New England Matchups List for Tonight
Regional college basketball card lists Brockton facing Lowell Lawrence meeting New Bedford Lynn vs Fall River and Worcester taking on Haverhill with likely regional implications for standings and bragging rights.
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Connecticut League Scores Report
Holyoke blanked Northampton 4 0 New Britain routed New Haven 7 1 Hartford defeated Bridgeport 7 4 Springfield beat Waterbury 7 6 in the Connecticut League results.
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Eastern League Scores Roundup
Providence outlasted Montreal 5 4 while Toronto defeated Jersey City 4 3 and Baltimore topped Buffalo 6 2 with Newark 2 Rochester 1 closing the card.
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Braves win in extra innings over Memphis 3 to 1
In a Southern League action Atlanta defeated Memphis 3 to 1 in 11 innings. New Orleans edged Birmingham 5 to 4 while Montgomery beat Mobile 4 to 2 and Nashville topped Chattanooga 4 to 5.
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Stone School Quits Rowing Season 1911
Stone School abandons rowing for 1911 due to lack of material and ineligible crew members. The annual race with Cascadilla School was not accepted, producing surprise among supporters as crews gathered at the B A A boathouses on the Charles. Two top oarsmen cannot compete, leading to no four-man boat.
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White Sox defeat Naps 5 to 2 to tie pennant race
Chicago edged Cleveland 5 to 2 in the final game of the series to pull even for fifth place. The White Sox amassed hits off Falkenberg with a key seventh inning featuring a single double and triple before Blanding relieved. Callahan broke a finger on Stovall's fly and exited.
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George N Brown to attempt world record heel and toe walk
George N Brown a renowned heel and toe walker appears at Bowdoin Square Theatre and plans a 35 minute route starting at Scollay square at noon today. He will walk from Scollay square down Tremont street to Boylston to the Fenway and return to the theatre.
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Baseball hopes falter as Chase team slumbers at switch
Hal Chase’s pennant hopes sag after a lackluster showing against the speed boys with Hal and his boy manager look asleep at the switch. Tris Speaker may witness another tale before the series ends as remaining games unfold. Meanwhile American boxing stars plan for future overseas exodus and college athletes prepare for the Penn relay games with George Orton guiding the event. Shrubb’s 10 mile mark sparks controversy over timing and track accuracy as Longboat and other stars feature in evolving athletic chatter.
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Crouse Edges Nelson In Sparkling Armory Bout
Pittsburg middleweight Crouse escaped a knockdown by Ted Nelson the Australian welterweight in the second round then pressed the attack to win on points. Other results include Mickey McIntyre and Paddy Sullivan drawing after 12 rounds and Billy O Brien stopping Dan Hurley in the third. Joe Nelson beat Jimmy Lyons in five rounds.
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Boston Boxer Rouse O'Brien KOed by Saylor in Sixth
In Indianapolis on April 26 Rouse O'Brien of Boston was knocked out by Young Saylor of Indianapolis in the sixth round.
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