New England Leaguers Begin Their Playing Season
Boston Loop wins the first event of the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tourney by a one pin margin. About 3000 spectators fill Mechanics' Building as Governor Walsh officiates the opening. The five man candlepin event features strong showings from Bazar of Cambridge and Webster, with Styles of the Dudley team posting high singles and overall scores.
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Penn coxswain Ad Foster stricken with appendicitis
Ad Foster coxswain of the University of Pennsylvania varsity eight was stricken with appendicitis at a railroad station while waiting for a train to Annapolis for the Navy eight race on Saturday.
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Ad Foster
University of Pennsylvania
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Harvard Crushes Virginia 10–2 on Soldiers Field
Harvard dominates Virginia 10 to 2 as Mahan struggles to warm up amid cold damp weather. Dick Harte shines with five safe hits, while Harvard executes three double steals and solid fielding led by Fripp Nash and Abbot. Virginia miscues and weak fielding pave the way for Harvard’s steady scoring from the second to seventh inning.
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Boston College Beats Georgetown In Ten Inning Clash
In a 10 inning thriller at the South End grounds Boston College edged Georgetown 5 to 4. Connolly led Georgetown with three hits including a homer, while Halloran pitched well for BC and Dee starred behind the plate. Maloney Linehan and the BC infield sparked flawless defense as Boston outhit the Hoyas 10 to 7.
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Tigers Bunch Hits in Fifth and Win
Detroit defeats St Louis 5 to 4 as Crawford steals second and scores on Veach double after Earl Haniiicu s first start of season. Boland earns his third straight win with a shaky middle, holding the Tigers to six hits.
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Senators struggle as Pennock limits with four hits
A brief sports note reports the Senators manage only four hits off pitcher Pennock in a game described as a tight pitching duel. The piece highlights Pennock's dominance and the visitors' inability to generate offense, framing it as a noteworthy pitching performance.
Duffey's Column Argues Thorpe and Drew facing doubts in 1915
The column notes Jim Thorpe may fail to revive as a major leaguer and Johnny McGowan's patience wears thin. It mentions Thorpe joining Jersey City in the International League, Pat Ragan and the Braves, and Howard Drew facing race scheduling strains after Penn. It also discusses infield fly rule questions and requests reader opinions.
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Baseball schedule for National and American Leagues
Schedule listing planned games for the National and American Leagues, detailing dates and venues for upcoming baseball matchups across the season. Includes marquee fixtures and broadcast notes for fans seeking team-by-team itineraries.
Milton High Easily Wins From Braintree
Milton High defeated Braintree High by 9 to 0 yesterday in Milton. Tenuths to Base Runs Corbett Shand 2 Parks 2 Robertson Luce Mitchell 2. Two-base hits Parks. Stolen bases Luce 8 Mitchell Smith Corbett Shand Parks 2. Bases on balls Reiser 1 Carnecell 2 Reardon 1. Struck out Reiser 18 Reardon 4 Carnechell 5. Hit by pitched ball Bunill 2. Time 2h Umpire Brierly Attendance 422.
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Lamb Candidate for Huntington High Football Coach
Former Penn State football player Lamb is named as a candidate to coach Huntington High School football. He is under consideration and is expected to coach the Huntington High team next fall.
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