Speed Merchants Hammer Out 15 Safeties and Steal Five Bases
Red Sox battering attack overwhelms Browns with 15 safeties led by Tris Speaker and Jake Stahl. Arellanes starts for Boston, Cicotte relieves. Brown scoring halted after miscues in the sixth. Hartzell and McAleese strong in outfield. Criger on coaching line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed Merchants
Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Jake Stahl
Browns
Graham
Lord's Men
Boston
McAleer
Mr. Graham
Niles Leys
Lord
Kibaa
Hooper
Pbs
Stahl Fe
Walter
Carrigan
Avellanes
ST. Louis
Hartzell
Hoffman
Leo Wallace
Ferris
Williams
Jones
McAleese
Stevens
Smit
Criss
Howell Patterson
St Louis Boston clash and four NBA matchups listed
The schedule lists St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia with games set to unfold across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Scar
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Csacveee
Steen
Eee
St. Tous
CincInnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Senators Fail to Score as Walsh Shuts Out Washington
Chicago defeated Washington 7 0 as Ed Walsh dominated the game. Walsh puzzled the Senators bats while Gray struggled with little run support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Washington Today
Walsh
Gray
Highlanders defeat Tigers 5 to 1 in New York
New York batted Summers savagely in the fourth and fifth innings to beat Detroit 5 to 1. Manning pitched well for the Tigers while Summers allowed 10 hits in seven innings. Three-base hit Cree and two-base hits Kleinow and Schaefer highlight the scoring, with Detroit’s only run coming from errors by Laporte and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Summers
Detroit
Manning
Laporte
Austin
Kleinow
Schaefer
Cree
Mortarity
Engle
Elberfeld
Bush
Chase
Beckendorf
O'Leary
Works
Byvans
Perrine
Keeler
Elberfela
Tree
Englie
Caewar
Khalpow c
Ceeseeeesees
McIntyré
I. Joaacsincess
Ewes
Crawford
C. Powe Enrenes
Cobb
R . Steer
Moriarity
O’leary
Sporting News Adds Highlights From Pages 9 and 10
Additional sports items appear on pages 9 and 10 detailing games, scores, player notes, and upcoming matchups. The briefs touch on local teams, key performances, and notable statistics from recent contests.
Worcester Rout Brockton in Baseball Opener
Worcester defeated Brockton 9 to 2 as Messengers and teammates drove in runs. Pitcher Wood fanned six while Berger allowed one run in relief. Brockton’s Slattery and Ulrich accounted for two base hits each.
New England Baseball Scores and Standings Notice
League pairings for Lawrence Lowell New Bedford Brockton Worcester Lynn Fall River Haverhill listed. batting details include Walsh substitute, players Daum Page O Rourke Wallace Reisechman Abbott with two base hits and sacrifices. Stolen bases by Page Wallace Lemieux. bases on balls to Walsh and Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
McDermott
Millerick
Berger
Bowcock
Catterson
Roper
Wall River
Lawrence
Wood
Vinson
Devine
Weaver
Sollivan
Maybohn
McLaughlin
Brockton
New
Bauman
Shannon
McGovern
Hickman
Slattery
Armstrong
Templin
Ulrich
New Bedford
Cutting
Finlayson
Connolly
New England
H. E. Lynn Sane
Worcester
Lowell Ee
Haverhill
Fall
Lowell
Lynn
Fall River
Walsh
Page
Hamilton
O'Rourke
Wallace
Zimmerman
Reischman
Daum
Abbott
Burg
Reisechman
Lemieux
Pahey
Logan
Efi
Burkett
C.f
Bradley
Lilis
Russell
Esq
Zim’rman
V.f
Guest
R’man
Reynolds
Gti
Dammond
Baggins
Gia
Seer
Pevees
Rondeau Eee
Haverhill Triumphs In Tight Ninth Inning Pitcher Duel
White drives in the final run in the ninth as Haverhill edges Lowell 8 5 in a suspenseful game. Whittredge Connaughton Cox Uniac Merrill White each contribute two base hits while Howard Courtney White Fitzpatrick and Bannon steal bases. Friel and O'Toole split pitching duties with Whittredge closing in the late frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Senha West Center
Yo Haverhill
Venable
Witzpatrick
Barrows
Whitredge
Courtney
Merrill
Friel
Whittredge
Connaughton
Cox
Uniac
O'Toole
Lassard
New England
Haverhill
Lowell
Haverhill & Too
H.po.a.e
Bssimisiae
R.f
Fitapat’k
Can'ton
Howard
Boardman
Uniae
Briggs
Eas
Bannon
Ies
Merrill, Kiy
Massey
Cite
Duff
Vent LO Houston
Cin
Perkins
Boyle
Tassard
Kelley Recess
Cecal
Yesterday's Game in Detail Key to Score
The explanation notes baseball scoring codes for positions and outcomes. It defines numerals for pitcher to catcher as 1 through 9 and common notations like 6-3 for a groundout, EF9 for a fly to right, bh for base hit, sh for stolen base, and K for strikeout. It also covers base progress, sacrifices, errors, hit by pitch, and runs.
Lafayette Defeats Lehigh Twice This Season
Lafayette defeated Lehigh 16 to 7 in a basketball matchup played in Bethlehem Penn. The scoreboard shows a high error count and unusual formatting in the lineups with Schneider Matson Sterner Son and Baser credited in the batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Penn
Lafayette
Lehigh
Schneider and Matson
Sterner
Son
Ward Becomes a Quaker in Baseball Trade
The New York American league club sold Third Baseman Joe Ward to the Philadelphia National league club for an unstated price. Ward played with the Phillies in 1906 and will depart New York tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Ward
Philadelphia
Ward
Philadelphia Nationals
Doves Lose Clement as Brooklyn Wins Draw for Player
Brooklyn gains outfielder Wallace Clement from Philadelphia after a draw with Boston. Brooklyn won the draw-off and paid $150 to acquire the player from the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Wallace
Clement
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland tops Phillies as Berger drives in two
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 at Philadelphia. Berger hits a three-base hit and drives in two runs while pitching success keeps Philadelphia’s offense limited. Plank allowed five hits in two innings, Dygert permitted four in six, with Berger striking out seven for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Plank
Berger
Goode
Bradley
Ball
Lajote
Hinchman
Stovall
Enema Ween
Bemis
Lord
Bento
Cess Eeees
Hartsel
Fenevenseeas
Oo Ganley
Cc F. Ween
Collins
Murphy
Reas Eae
Davis
Beem Ener Ewes
Uv Baker
Eee
Renee
Barry
Ween
Ty ” ‘Thomas
C Wane Tee
Livingstone
Providence English Edges Boston in Tight 6-5 Victory
Providence English high school bested Boston English 6 to 5 in a loosely played game in Providence. Arnold, McNaugh, Haddleton, Owens, Joyce, O Connor, Griffin and Kelley starred for the locals with several runs and steals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Providence English High School
Boston
Pollock
C.f
Illanorin
Haddleton
Kenney
Rigney
Roberts
Owens
Whiteley
R.f
Joyce
O’connor
Hall
Green
Pevese
Griffin
Baston
Arnold
O'Connor
McNaugh
Kelley
Dunn
Santangini
Cotter
Malden Wins In 11 Innings Over Melrose High
Malden defeated Melrose High in the Suburban league at SGryant street grounds in an 11 inning game. In the 11th Jones ripped a line drive scoring the winning run after Wescott made a sensational diving catch and Morey followed with a three bagger driving in the decisive tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Melrose High
Sgryant Street Grounds
Jones
Wescott
Morey
Dorchester High Defeats Mechanic Arts in Inning Burst
Dorchester High held a slim lead 4 to 2 through seven innings at Dunbar avenue grounds before scoring three more in the top of the eighth to clinch a 7 to 4 victory over Mechanic Arts. C. Conley led Dorchester with a two base and three base hits, while L. Conley doubled for Mechanic Arts. Attendance 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Dorchester
Mechanic Boys
Waterloo
E. Boles
V.f
Rowley
Shank
Hoar
Frazer
Mower
Sullivan
Fitzpatrick
Abbott
L.J
Hanry
Nec
L. Conley
III
Adamson
Hoernless
Conley
Tipowen
Vas
C. Conley
Boles
Oads
Henry
Oachs
Hardy
Cummings
Cunningham
Hoernle
Pirates Rally Past Phillies In Tight 4-3 Victory
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 after a decisive eighth inning rally. Moren faltered in relief allowing three runs. Hyatt batted for Leifield in the eighth. Leifield pitched well until his exit. Two-base hits by Hyatt Wagner Titus and a triple by Clarke supported the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Moren
Brown
Wagner
Clarke
Leifield
Hyatt
Coesse
Hyatt, Wagner
Titus
Grant
Selfield
Adams
Klem and Kane
AB. R
A. FE
Barbeau
Nsmcemowsee
Leach
L. Ft
Abstein
Miller
Wilson
Gibson
Cem
Sanes
Thyatt
Seccsessseoress
A. Knahe
Meusesaens
Magee
Fenenee Titus
Branstfield
Osborne
Doolin
Dooin
Worcester High Beats Worcester Academy 7 to 3 in Baseball
Worcester High breaks a long drought by defeating Worcester Academy 7 to 3 on the diamond. Lichtenfels pitched brilliantly allowing two hits while teammates Carroll Sibley Hanlon contributed behind the plate. The game lasted 1 hour 49 minutes with Worcester High scoring in six innings and Worcester Academy tallying identical innings in parts of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worcester High
Worcester Academy
Lichtenfels
Worcester H
Worcester A
Lichtenfels and Carroll, Sibley and Hanlon
Reds trample Doves in opener as Bowerman scouting foreshadows
Cincinnati Reds overwhelm Boston with a six to one victory in the opening game at the local park. Campbell dominated on the mound, while Boston’s lineup failed to spark as Ferguson and Mate–ren were ineffective. Egan Bescher Lobert and Mitchell fueled the Cincinnati attack with timely hits and this win sets the tone for the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bostons
Reds
Bowerman
Campbell
Cecil Ferguson
Mattern
Cecil
Egan
Bescher
Mitchell
Hobly
Larry
Downey
Ferguson
Matetern
Lobert
Mike Mitchell
Big Mike
Mike
Ritchey
Smith
Claude
AB .By
Pola Miller
Rigan
Beseher
Seecuss
Hoblitzel
McLean
Roth
Boston
Bates
Fisceeveees
Stem
Sconveeee
Sweeney
Beaumont
C. F
O Dahlen
Eaae Becker
Fons Ceeeas
E Settee Ewes
Eweee
P Owe Ner Eae
Graham
Cusack
Jobnstone
Cardinals Unable To Get A Man Over
Effective pitching by Bell gave Brooklyn a 2 to 0 victory over St. Louis in the opening of the series. Beebe pitched well for St. Louis but a sixth inning walk and McMillan’s double helped Brooklyn score. McMillan doubled, Ikustus sac, and a fielder's choice produced the second run. McMillan had a two-base hit. Beebe allowed six hits in eight innings. St. Louis stranded four, Brooklyn five. Time 1:43. Umpires Truby and Rigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Detroit
Graham
Speaker
Hartzell
McAleese
Stahl
Jake Stahl
Hal Chase
Lord
French
Hooper
Walter
Carrigan
Ferris
Frank Arellanes
Kerins
Trench
Hartzeil
Boston
Bowerman
John Dovey
Frank
Bill Dahlen
Cusack
Bill
Stem
Bates
Campbell
Sweeney
Hobly
Beaumont
Ritchey
Downey
Egan
Bostons
Dahlen
Becker
Smith
Lobert
Ferguson
Stein
Boston Brigade
ST. Louis
Bell
Brooklyn
Beebe
McMillan
Ikustus
Peebe
Gilbert
Kenetchy
Alperman
Hummel
Fhummell
Ellis
Burch
Sallee
Truby
Rigler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul H. Shannon
Arellanes
Lake
Cicotte
Niles
Lou Criger
Lou
Stephens
Harry
Howell
Boston AB R. BH. TB
PO. A. E Niles
Ces Cassevees
Sescavee
Nisia's
Stahl Shea
Wolter
R. F
Coe
Eae
Eae Peess
Sevseens
ST. Louis AB
Hartzell CT
Hoffman c
Csecvees
P Wee Esenes
Seviesewerss
aCriss
bPatterson
Ceeeceesee
Boston Werner Ene & A
Wallaca
Thraebase
Sseritica
Areliases
Cicotte O “S
Niles Wrench
Erlanger Brothers
B.V. D
U. S. Pat
the B.V.D. Company
Makers of
B. V. D. Union
B. V.D
ED Walsh
Hahn
Ol Parent
Isbell
Dougherty
Portell
Tannehill
Jaiz
Browne
Ol Conroy
Delhhanty
Donohue
Milan
Ungland
Ose Sucessves
McBride
Ss Seater
Sipgalieg Caauiee
Parent
Purtell
Atz
Horst
Highlanders
Tigers
N. E. League
P.C
New Bed
Ord
A.F
NEW Ig PO
A.E. Haverhill
Hend’son
E.f
Wears
If.d
Crumm
Senee
Donovan
Efit
March
Cun’gham
Oj Adler
Harrison
R Cutting
Doren
aWaters
Evee
B .Po
A.e.po
A.E
Nicholls
Mes Nger
Bean
Mott
Exuson
Wass
Flyon
Sobran
Ibesdo
Reper
Andrews
Lawrence Er
DOVES
Thomas
Dygert
Baker
Bergers
Wajole
Egan and Sheridan
Boston English
Halfi
Cook's
Aoe High
Melrosa Een
O.A.E
E. Ut
Wooley
Brock
Eberle
Winship
Morgan
P Tee
Miliken
Dike
Cosgrove
Lars Crockett
Wan'aker
Cave Tesd
Collins R
Miner
Riess
Malden H. S
Melrose
Jones Wanamaker
Rock
Wescott Cosgrove
Woodward
Curran
Dorchester High Beats
Pirates
Salem
Peabody
Danvers
Beverly
Bright
Liverpool
Tremont St
Essex St
Tremont
WM. Albrecht
Mass
Greater Boston
Peereeeres Eveses
Weer
Cardinals
Bresnahan
Frummell
R. Eer
Tessa
Hunter
Lennox
Louis
AB. R. BI. Po
KE. Byrne
Shaw
Konetecky
Evans
Hulswitt
Lash
Ear
O Sallee
Po Omesescesesves
Pagaanaes
the Star Battery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!