Amherst Aggies Beat Maine In Narrow Baseball Win
Massachusetts Agricultural College pitcher Davies held Maine batsmen mostly silent as Abbott homered in the ninth for the visitors only run. Mass Agricultural College posted six runs off Welch and McLaughlin with key hits in a steady attack. Umpire Foley.
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Davies
Massachusetts Agricultural College
University of Maine
Abbott
Massachusetts
Welch
McLaughlin
R.H.E. Mass. Agr
Univ. of
Salem Normal Beats Marblehead High 12-6 in Six Inning Game
Salem Normal defeated Marblehead High 12 to 6 in a six inning game at Forest River Park. Richards, Salem Normal’s first string pitcher, injured his knee in the third and left the game. Pie Long, the Normal coach, debuted as pitcher and held Marblehead scoreless for the final three innings.
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Salem Normal
Marblehead High
Forest River Park
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Normal
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Marblehead
Bargain Basement Walk Throughs Noted by Observers
Observers point out a rule to walk through the bargain basement at every chance, prompting questions about the motivation and consistency of the habit.
Senators Rally to Take Opener as Errors Cost Red Sox
Washington edge Boston 5 to 4 in a wild game marked by two costly miscues. Buck O'Brien fanned 12 in seven, but Gardner’s booted grounder sparked a four-run eighth for the Senators, who seized the lead and held on.
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Athletics Shut Out New York Yankees
Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 0 behind Plank's sharp pitching and Collins strong hitting. Plank allowed only three singles and struck out 10 with perfect fielding support, retiring 22 straight after the fourth. Collins contributed three doubles, a run, and a steal as Philadelphia plated three hits and two walks in the sixth to seal the win.
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Blanding Shuts Out Detroit Tigers 8 0 in Opening Game
Cleveland pitcher Blanding held Detroit to five singles as Cleveland won 8 to 0. Johnston led the offense with a double and triple in three at bats. Ty Cobb appeared briefly in the Detroit dugout but did not impact the game.
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Boston College Beats Colby 12 6 in South Boston
Boston College defeated Colby College 12 to 6 at Locust Street Ends Boston. Woods started for BC but was pulled after an uneven inning Halloran shut down Colby the rest of the game Connolly brothers Murphy and Nelson starred for the home team while Steves faced heavy action for Colby and yielded 14 hits in the loss.
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American Games Highlight Regional Rivalries
Boston visits New York while St Louis plays Chicago and Cleveland faces Detroit with Washington at Philadelphia. The schedule pairs major teams in key matchups across four cities as fans anticipate early season showdowns.
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St. Louis
Washington
Hockey Scores From Northeast Matchups
In Baltimore the locals upset Buffalo 4 to 3. Providence defeated Toronto 8 to 4. Newark beat Montreal 4 to 1. Jersey City edged Rochester 2 to 1.
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Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Local New England Baseball Scores Highlight Night Action
Hartford-New Haven defeated Hartford 6 to 3 while Waterbury edged Pittsfield 13 to 2. New London beat Holyoke 5 to 0 and Springfield and Bridgeport battled to a 5–5 tie after 11 innings due to darkness.
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Waterbury
Pittsfield
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Holyoke
Springfield
Bridgeport
National matchups spark weekend basketball card
Philadelphia faces Boston, New York meets Brooklyn, Cincinnati travels to St Louis, and Chicago plays Pittsburgh in a quartet of marquee showdowns across the circuit.
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Atlanta beats Chattanooga 10 to 7 in wet conditions
In a rain affected slate, Atlanta 10 Chattanooga 7 while Nashville edged Birmingham 1 0. Other games postponed due to rain or wet fields.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Baseball doubleheader results and rain halted game
At Louisville Louisville 5 Kansas City 3, Columbus 4 Milwaukee 2, St Paul Toledo 5 St Paul 4, Indianapolis 1 Minneapolis 1. Game ended after six innings due to rain.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Boston motor scene and industry leaders gathered
Gossip for motorists notes Harry Ford of the Chalmers tour stops in Boston for real lobster. E H Broadwell becomes Fisk Rubber vice president, headquartered in Chicopee Falls. Edison funded vehicle research discussed at a joint A I E E and civil engineers meeting at Copley Hall. Mercedes Silent Knight enters 600 mile Indy sweepstakes. Harry Grant trains in Maine. AAA considers constitutional challenge to auto registration tax at Baltimore meeting May 8.
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Maine
American Automobile Association
Laurens Enos
Baltimore
Braves Beaten by the Dodgers
The Braves were limited to six scattered hits and one run as Brooklyn pitcher Stack struggled with the ball. Dodgers won 7 to 1, aided by fielding errors and aggressive baserunning. Wheat drove in runs with a left field hit and Daubert followed with a scratch single.
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Braves
Cutshaw
Wheat
Kirke
Brown
Daubert
Titus
Stengel
Sweeney
Dodgers Triumph Despite Slow Start In Narrow Loss
Not a hit for Boston until Kirke opened the fifth with a single. Stack quieted the lineup after, while Tyler deserved better support. Brooklyn capitalized in the sixth and seventh, scoring three then three runs as Stengel, Titus, Maranville, and Wheat feature in the tense contest.
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Ieee
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Tyler
Fisher
Rigler
Byron
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Phillies Tackle the Braves Today
The Phillies face the Braves on the South End grounds with Seaton and Alexander likely to pitch for Philadelphia and Perdue slated for Boston. Manager Stallings announced the sale of pitchers Ira Hogue to Minneapolis and Ed Donnelly to Newark, after Donnelly had been sent to Atlanta and returned to Boston.
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Braves
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Ira Hogue
Ed Donnelly
Minneapolis
Newark
Donnelly
Atlanta
Boehler and Powell Traded From Detroit Club
Detroit announces the release of pitcher Boehler of St Joseph and outfielder Powell to Providence in the International league.
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Detroit Baseball Club
Boehler
St. Joseph
Powell
Providence
Schoolmasters to Play Ball Today
The opening game of the Schoolmen's league pits Boston against Cambridge on the Brookline Reservoir playground this afternoon. Manager George S. Burgess invites fans from all city schools to attend and every candidate is promised a chance to play with medical attendance provided by Captain Charles W. French. The Gould battery, Joseph and Arthur, return to help lead the team after last year's success.
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Brookline Reservoir
George S. Burgess
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Latin School
Gould Battery
Joseph
Jefferson School
Arthur
Martin
H. B. Daly to Give Chess Exhibition
H. B. Daly will present a simultaneous chess exhibition this evening at the Boston Chess Club rooms on Exchange Street. A large audience of club members and visitors is expected as one of the final regular evenings of the club’s season.
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Boston Chess Club
Exchange Street
Daly
Amherst College Athletics Board rejects summer baseball
Amherst April 25. The College Athletic Board votes on summer baseball with four student members in favor and five faculty members against. Alumni split. A committee is tasked to draft definite rules for regulating the sport. No date set for rule adoption or start of effect.
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