Harvard Hands Exeter 11 to 0 in Six Inning Setback
Harvard defeated Exeter 11 to 0 in six innings as Coburn dominated with 12 strikeouts. Exeter misplayed several balls leading to three unearned runs in the fourth, and the game was concluded early to allow Harvard to catch a train. Attendance was listed at 300 as errors and base running miscues plagued Exeter.
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Exeter
N. H
Harvard
Coburn
Princeton
Cendella
Heim
Matthews
Kernan
R. Kernan
Cooney
Shinnick
Harvard Second Nine Defeats Cambridge Latin School 12–4
Harvard's second nine won 12 to 4 on Soldiers Field in a loose contest against Cambridge Latin School. Parker played catch throughout while Tuckerman started erratically, later settling as Smith shut out the final innings. Greenough went 3-for-3 and Fischell hit a decisive homer as Harvard used two different lineups to evaluate players.
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Harvard
Cambridge Latin School
Soldiers Field
Parker
Tuckerman
Smith
Greenough
Corkin
Fischell
Harvard 2d
Cambridge Latin
MIT Sophomore Team Defeats Tufts 9 to 5 in Fast Broadway Field Game
In a brisk afternoon bout at Broadway Field Somerville MIT sophomore team beat Tufts College sophomores 9 to 5. Tufts led 5 to 4 after six innings before MIT’s bats broke through in the sixth, Knight faltered and MIT pushed across five runs to seal the win.
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Broadway
Somerville
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Clas
Tufts College
Tufts
Tech
Knight
Hopkinson Triumphs Over Volkmann in Tight Ninth Inning
Hopkinson defeated Volkmann School 8 to 7 at Chestnut Hill Club grounds in a seesaw game. Volkmann led 7 to 1 after six innings before Hopkinson scored three in the sixth, one in the seventh, and three in the ninth to pull ahead. Hall starred with two doubles and four strikeouts. Grimes made a one handed third inning catch. Ware pitched for Volkmann, fanning 13. McCarthy contributed a two-bagger for Volkmann.
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Hopkinson
Volkmann School
Chestnut Hill Club
Volkmann Boys
Hoppy
Volkmann
Hall
Grimes
Ware
McCardy
R. B. Po. A. E. Worth
Condell
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McCarthy
Hases
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Brown
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Orr
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Salls
Andrews
Umvires
Whelan
Barnes
Mechanic Arts High Beats Quincy High In Ragged Game
At Quincey yesterday Mechanic Arts high team defeated Quincy High 23 to 17 in a ragged game with 20 errors by both sides. Mechanic Arts won by forcing 21 hits and a total f. A. H. & .80 & 63 10 0 1-2321 9 bye eles 0106118 6 012 S11.
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Quincey
Mechanic Arts High
Quincy High
Mechanic Arts
RHE F. A. H
Dartmouth Edges Bowdoin 10 in Ten Inning Marathon
Dartmouth defeated Bowdoin 10 to 9 in a 10 inning game at Hanover. Both pitchers were erratic with key hits scattered and the decisive runs coming late. Batteries Glaze and McCabe for Dartmouth and Cox and Munroe for Bowdoin.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Glaze
McCabe
Cox
College and School Games Today Schedule Briefs
Brown and Yale clash in New Haven while Williams hosts Princeton in Princeton. Andover plays Holy Cross in Andover and Amherst meets Tufts in Medford. Other matchups include Dickinson hosting Lafayette in Easton, Bowdoin at Dartmouth in Hanover, Villanova facing Georgetown in Washington, and local high school games across the region.
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Brown
Yale
New Haven
Williams
Princeton
Andover
Holy Cross
Amherst
Tufts
Medford
Dickinson
Lafayette
Easton
Penn
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Hanover
Villanova
Georgetown
Boston Latin
Roxbury
Locust Street Grounds
Malden High
Somerville High
Somerville
Noble & Greenough
Harvard
Cambridge
Medford High
Wakefield High
Brndge
King Edward to Meet Pope Leo in Vatican Visit
King Edward will travel from the British embassy to the Vatican to meet Pope Leo with Mer. Bisleti and other Vatican officials. The interview will be private, with pontifical guards honoring the visitor. Earlier, Edward hosted diplomats in the Quirinal and praised Rome and Italy.
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St. Louis
Edward
Italy
Great Britain
Duke of
Aosta
Meyer
Campagna
Pedotti
Victor Emmanuel
Pantheon
Kaiser Plans for Visit to Rome with Buelow and Waldersee
Berlin April 28 Emperor William will travel to Rome accompanied by Chancellor Von Buelow and Field Marshal Von Waldersee. The official itinerary includes meetings with Italian authorities and discussions on current European affairs.
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Kaiser
Rome
Berlin
Emperor William
Chancellor von Buelow
Marshal von Waldersee
Cotton Assumes Command of European Squadron
Nice France April 28 Rear Admiral Cotton commander in chief of the United States European squadron arrived Villefranche from Paris and went on board the flagship Chicago to take command. Orders were issued for the fleet to sail at sundown for Marseilles to greet President Loubet on his arrival from Algiers.
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Nice
France
Cotton
Villefranche
Paris
Chicago
Marseilles
Loubet
Algiers
From Typewriter to Opera Stage Miss Baldwin
Pauline Baldwin, a West girl and former typewriter at the American School of Opera in New York, aims for a light opera debut in June with the W. G. Stewart company at Grand Opera House. She studied stenography before pursuing singing, with teachers deeming her voice a soprano ready for grand opera after voice coaching and hearings.
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New York
Pauline Baldwin
West
American School of Opera
West Forty-second Street
W. G. Stewart Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Morrow, O
J. H. ‘Baldwin
Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Mr. Stewart
Reginald de Koven
Colleges clash with the A A U New York
April 28 report predicts wholesale disqualification of college athletes if the Amateur Athletic Union enforces its policy. Yale captain R B Hyatt and Columbia’s Fr L OConnell faced disqualification for competing in relay events, triggering potential protests and questions about A A U jurisdiction.
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Pennsylvania
Fr. L. O'Connell
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Wisconsin
Chicago
Michigan
Intercollegiate
Produce Champion Wins Marketmen League Title
Produce team takes the Marketmen League championship by winning two of three against Park. Poultry’s Chadbourn top scores with 118 for a single and 296 total as margins decided early in the two decisive games.
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Marketmen
Park
Poultry
Chadbourn
Watertown High Tops Brookline in Annual Baseball Clash
Watertown High defeated Brookline High 23 to 6 in a ragged afternoon game at the Brookline playground. Watertown had 18 base hits to Brookline's 6 with White and Sullivan behind the plate for Watertown and Cook, Lincoln, Brackett and Carlisle for Brookline. Umpires Mackintosh and Connelly. Attendance about 400.
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Watertown High
Brookline High
Brookline
Watertown
White and Sullivan
Cook
Lincoln
Brackett and
Carlisle
Mackintosh and Connelly
Chameleons and Consumption Editorial Review and Remedies
A 1903 editorial lampoons pseudo cures for tuberculosis, contrasting blue light and ultraviolet theories with a Ber l ian eucalyptus vapor called sanosin and a cod liver oil emulsion named Ozomulsion. It urges fresh air, nutrition, and persistent treatment to combat consumption while warning cures may be dubious. The piece extols Ozomulsion’s appetite boost and notes germ death requires ongoing effort through spring to winter.
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New York
Berlin
Sommerfield
Par Excell
A notice offers Oromulsion Food Laboratories emulsion Par Excell for physicians and families. It advertises two pound bottles for one dollar and invites readers to call or write with name and full address in New York at Pine Street laboratories.
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Pine Street
New York
Oromulsion Food Laboratories
Harvard Students Protest Seizure of Signs
An indignation meeting will be held at Harvard this afternoon to protest the faculty action in seizing signs from student rooms. The event aims to voice discontent and seek redress from university leadership.
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Harvard
Asquam Club Minstrel Show Draws Large Crowd at Copley Hall
Nearly 1500 attendees packed Copley Hall for the Asquam Club fifth annual minstrel show and dance. Performers included John Morgan Samuel Messing Louis Flynn Will McGillicuddy John Sargent Millard Clark with John Barr as interlocutor. The circle and chorus featured 50 members, the jokes and songs praised, with acts by LaMore Stanley Joe Roth Elizabeth Coughlin Mason Edwards and others. Dancing began at 11 under Sherwood J. Liewellyn.
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Copley Hall
Asquam Club
Asquams
John Morgan
Samuel Messing
Louis Flynn
Will McGillicuddy
John Sargent
Millard Clark
John Barr
Mr. McGillicuddy
Mr. Messing
Buck
Wing
Lou Flynn
Toby Lyons
LaMore and
Stanley
Joe Roth
Elizabeth Coughlin
Mason and Edwards
Sherwood J. Liewellyn
Anti-Saloon League Formed in Tremont Temple
The Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League organized as a statewide body with a 100-member board including 67 clergymen from 16 denominations. Officers elected include President Bishop W F Mallalieu and superintendent M J Fanning, with John T Shea as secretary and Richard C Humphreys as treasurer.
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Massachusetts
Anti-Saloon League
American Anti-Saloon League
M. J. Fanning
New Hampshire
Tremont Temple
W. F. Mallalieu
D. D
Auburndale
E. FE. Capen
Tufts College
John Bascom
Williams College
Williamstown
John T. Mullen
Boston
Charles Q. Tirrell
M. C
Natick
J. Fanning
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Richard C. Humphreys
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
Clinton Gowdy, Esq
Springfield
Dohertys Retain Championship in London Doubles
The Doherty brothers won the gentlemen's doubles in the covered courts lawn tennis championship, defeating Cazalot and Hilyard to retain the title. The match concluded with a victory by o 0, maintaining their championship status.
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London
Doherty Brothers
Cazalot
Hilyard
Boston Man Weds Fighting Bob Evanss Daughter in Tokio Today
Boston readers follow a high profile wedding as Miss Virginia Evans daughter of Rear Admiral Robley D Evans marries Harold Ingalls Sewall in Tokio English Cathedral. Sailors and military connections accompany the ceremony with Mrs Sewall and kin preparing for winter Boston visits and a reception at the British legation.
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Bob” Evans
Tokio
Virginia Evans
Robly D. Evans
U.S. N
Harold Ingalls Sewall
Japan
Sewall
William B. Sewall
Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Evans
Porto Rico
Ican
William G. Sewall
Harold Sewall
Harvard
Puritan
Eastern
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Juanita Hhewitt
Ardstee
Hudson
William Sewell
France
Frank Taylor Evans
U. S. S. Kentucky
C. Co. Marsh
Tokio and
Pekin
Bicycle racing notes and prize list for Charles River Park
Chairman A G Bachelder announces Will Stinson will ride for Worcester on the circuit this season. Big Bill Tenzler orders parts for Jimmy Moran and motor from France amid scarce four horsepower motors in Paris. Track work at Charles River Park aims for May completion with fastest American standard. amateurs moved under grand stand, middle distance riders kept in old quarters. Inaugural May 30 prize list: winner a horse and rubber tired carriage, second 75, third 50, fourth 20, diamonds on all rings. entries close May 25.
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Big Bill Tenzler
C. H. Metz
Jimmy Moran
France
C. 8. Wells
Paris
Charles River Park
The
Park
America
Kennedy
New York
F. Ed Spooner
Langham
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