Boston Nationals Beaten In Fast Season Opener
New York edged Boston 2 to 1 in a brisk early game. McGinnity struggled after the third, Devlin stole home on a heads up dash, and Willis worked the mound for New York while McGinnity and McGinnity's defense frazzled in key moments.
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Moran
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J. Licvacetinses
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Gilbert
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Zimmer
St. Louis Errors Cost Second Game to Cincinnati
The St. Louis team committed errors in the second game of the series against Cincinnati. Kelley and Farrell were ordered off the grounds for disputing umpire decisions. Cincinnati won the game.
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Colby Baseball Schedules Massachusetts Trip
Colby College baseball departs Waterville for a tour of Massachusetts and nearby opponents. The schedule includes Williston Seminary in Easthampton Amherst college teams Amherst Aggies and Amherst, plus Williams in Williamstown. A second Harvard game in Cambridge is planned for May 21.
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Colby College
Masachusetts
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
Amherst
Amherst Aggies
Williams
Williamstown
Harvard
Cambridge
New Haven Beats New London In Season Opener
New Haven shut out New London early, then added runs to win 8 to 2. Pitchers Tuckey and Jope allowed the decisive hits while Long and Irwin led the New London offense. Umpire Durnbaugh worked the plate.
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New London
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New Haven
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Irwin
Durnbaugh
Toronto Eastern League Tops Baltimore in Openers
In an early season game on April 29 Toronto Eastern League defeated Baltimore 7 to 5 to begin the season.
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Toronto
1800 Cyclists Set for Sunday Run to Reservoir
More than 1800 riders from at least 40 cities within 400 miles are expected for the great bicycle meet. Bal ti more sends a representative and New England provides most participants. The main route starts at Back Bay Fens and proceeds along Massachusetts Avenue Beacon Street Commonwealth Avenue Brighton Avenue Allston Cambridge Street Brighton Chestnut Hill Avenue to the Reservoir. After lunch a meeting will decide on a next month run with trips to Norumbega Park Riverside Echo Bridge Hammond Street Jamaica Pond and Franklin Park.
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New England
Back Bay Fens
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Allston
Massachusetts Girl Wins Great Title With Brains Next Sunday Post
A Massachusetts woman is highlighted as an exemplary figure in a forthcoming Post feature, portraying how intellect and determination can lead to a major triumph. The piece frames her as a model for all women, noting the significance of brains over pedigree.
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Massachusetts
Next Sunday
Mrs Higgins Lecture On Life And Work Of The Consul
Mrs Colonel Wiggins wife of the Salvation Army official will lecture in Boston Brockton and Cambridge on May 1 2 and 4. She speaks at 390 Hanover Street Boston half of No Corps Brockton May 2 and Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue near Central Square May 4.
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Salvation Army
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Army
Boston
Hanover Street
Brockton
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Turft loses Mr Chambley retirement shocks steeplechase world
R C Hooper of Boston known as Mr Chambley retires from active racing after the current season. For a decade he has led cross country owners and helped build the sport. He has served as a National Steeplechase and Hunt Association steward and funded major races.
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R. C. Hooper
Boston
Mr. Chamblet
Chambler
Sullivan and Hanlon Boxed to Draw in 128-Pound Bout
Eddie Hanlon of San Francisco boxed 10 rounds to a draw with Kid Sullivan of Washington at 128 pounds before the Eureka A. C. in Baltimore. Neither fighter appeared seriously hurt as 1600 club members approved Referee Eckhardt's decision.
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Baltimore
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Eureka A. C
Eckhardt
East Boston High School First Athletic Meet
The first East Boston High School athletic meet held in the school gym drew strong enthusiasm. Stars Crowley and Dorgan won two firsts each, with Dorgan taking the 15 yard dash and high jump. Crowley claimed shot put and the potato race, while O Donnell excelled in standing broad jump and placed in others.
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Crowley
Dorgan
Cahill
Robert Sur
Fred Brunton
Sur
O’donnell
Hoey
Hagman
O'Donnell
Dorgen
Bridgeport and Jersey City Scores From Yesterday
In yesterday’s games Bridgeport beat Meriden 3 to 2 in Bridgeport. Jersey City defeated Rochester 6 to 5 in Jersey City. Norwich University edged Middlebury College 7 to 6 at Northfield, Vermont.
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Bridgeport
Meriden
Jersey City
Rochester
Northfield
Norwich University
Middlebury College
Tufts Nines In Hard Luck From Flood
The Tufts College baseball teams suffer heavy disruption as floods ruin fields on College Hill. The varsity, second, and freshman squads cancel multiple games, with no hope of meeting Andover tomorrow, and all remaining matches likely postponed amid flooded diamonds on the Tufts oval and campus.
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College Hill
Tufts College
Andover
Tufts Oval
Tufts
Long Advice to Vassar Girls on Founders Day
Former Secretary of the Navy John D. Long urged educated young women to infuse culture into the world during Vassar College Founders Day in Poughkeepsie on April 29. He warned that culture is needed to counter vulgarities and decay in a demoralized rich and fashionable society.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
John D. Long
Poetry for Washington Players and Fans
Washington fans chant in verse over a chilly season as the Senators seek a victory. The Washington Star verse mocks slow starts, hopes for spring, and promises players will improve to end the drought with a home win.
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Washington
Washington Rooters
Senators
Washington Star
Harvard Spring Handicap Track Games Postponed
The annual spring handicap track events at Harvard were postponed due to a wet track. They will be held today or Monday as organizers assess potential team material. Captain Rust seeks to determine the pool of athletes for this year’s track squad amid strong public interest after a disappointing season for the Crimson.
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Rust
Crimson
Boston Rovers Challenged by Fort Warren Football Team
The Fort Warren 96th company Coast Artillery team challenges the Boston Rovers to a match at Fort Warren grounds. Fort Warren manager is Frank M. Aylward.
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Fort Warren
96Th Company, Coast Artillery
Frank M. Aylward
Eddie Graney to referee Jeffries Munroe bout in San Francisco
San Francisco April 29 Billy DeLaney Jeffries trainer says Eddie Graney will referee the June 17 contest between Jim Jeffries and Jack Munroe despite protests from Young Corbett's manager. Jeffries and Munroe back Graney, and club officials agree, so Graney will officiate.
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Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Eddie Greney
Jim Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Munroe
Graney
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Eddie
Campaign Push Against Boston Police Listing Bill
President W T A Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee wrapped up a ward tour denouncing the police listing bill. He urged accuracy in lists and said efforts would show padding. 60 000 circulars were distributed to instruct Democrats on compliance during the campaign across Ward 12 and Ward 20 venues.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Boston
Fitzgerald
James H. Doyle
Board of Aldermen
Jefferson Club
Folding bed injures 16 year old in North End accident
A 16 year old girl Ida Ginsberg of No. 2 Borgan Place North End suffered a fractured skull when her folding bed collapsed. She walked for 12 hours before seeking care at Relief Hospital.
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Ida
Borgan Place
North End
Suspect Held in Page Murder Case Spotlighted by Sunday Post
A state man described as a terror to Charles L. Tucker, who is jailed in the Page murder case, is featured by the Sunday Post with a photo and promises of forthcoming details about him.
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Charles L. Tucker
The
Sunday Post
Tramp the St Bernard Captures Blue Ribbon at New Bedford Show
The wandering dog known as Tramp, a St Bernard with a blue ribbon history, wins favor at New Bedford after being entered by Thomas E. Kemp and Dr. John A. O’Connell in Dorchester. Ownership remains unresolved as rival exhibitors seek to identify the pet.
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New Bedford
Wanderer
Tramp
Dorchester
John A. O'Connell
Kemp
St. Bernard
O'Connell
Steel Trust Buys Mills in Major Steel Merger
United States Steel Corporation announces the purchase of the Clairton Steel Company properties from Crucible Steel Company. Payment will be made with guaranteed securities from US Steel and delivery of 10-60 year gold sinking fund bonds valued at $1,000,000 to the vendors.
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Cary
United States Steel Corporation
Crucible Steel Company
Clairton Steel Company
Clairton Company
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