Doves Triumph Then Fall in Twinbill Versus Pirates
Doves beat Pirates 4 0 in the first game of a doubleheader before losing the nightcap after 11 innings. Curtis pitched a masterful nine innings for Boston, stifling Pittsburg’s bats while Wagner and Byrne stood out for the Pirates, with Shean and Beck driving the Doves’ runs in the opener. Time 1h 40m attendance 6241. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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Pittsburg
Fred Lake
Pirates
Boston
Curtis
Clarke
Wilson
Shean
Beck
Klem
Miller
Mattern
Sharpe
White
Leever
Adams
Klem and
Kane
R. BH
Barnessine
Boy
Collins
Herzog
Cies
Becke
See
Sweeney
Graham
Byrne
Campbell
Wagner
Flynn
Simon
Camnitz
Philippi
O 'Campbell
Glarke
J Milleer
Gibson
Simonseee Laft
Reeset
R Miller
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Oree Rerens
Seeree
Barriden
Coeeteuene
Arrose
J Campbell
Boston Fans See Babe Adams Hit From Opening Inning
In the second game Boston fans saw Babe Adams, famed for Pittsburg’s title, start off with three straight hits. Campbell tied the game in the eighth with a long homer over the right field fence, while Sharpe faltered on Campbell’s ball and a later error helped decide the contest.
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Boston
Babe Adams
Pittsburg
Clarke
Kirk White
Liam Leever
VW White
Matterrr
Sharpe
Campbell
Columbus Avenue
Dougherty
Lord
Hooper
Bradley
Pond
Gandil
Hall
Frank Smith
French
White
Zeider
Purtell
Blackburne
F. M. F. Thirty Still Running Through Boston Streets
The E. M. F. Thirty has logged 522 miles in 61 hours of continuous operation. There have been 872 brake applications and 1451 gear shifts, indicating heavy use while traversing crowded city sections. The public is invited to hail the car for rides anywhere within Boston city limits.
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Boston
Chelsea Police Defeat Firemen in Field Game 20 to 0
The Chelsea police ball team routed the regular city firemen 20 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Police batteries were Bardon and Frank McCauly, while the firemen’s lineup featured Captain Harris and First Assistant Engineer Williamson. City officials witnessed the lopsided contest.
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Chelsea
Bardon
Frank McCauly
Harris
Williamson
Everett High Wins Seventeenth Game of Season
Everett High defeated Winchester High 7 to 1 to claim its 17th win in 20 games. Bishop pitched eight innings for Everett, Munroe finished, and Tuck played for Winchester. Both teams swung freely, but Everett produced the decisive runs.
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Everett
Everett High
Winchester High
Bishop
Munroe
Tuck
Printers Beat All Stars 5 3 In Snappy City Game
Boston Printers defeated the All Stars at M Street grounds in a fast game. Final score Boston 5 All Stars 3. Batteries Fultz Murray Green for Boston Finlay Egan for All Stars.
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Boston Printers
All Stars
M Street
R.H.E. Boston Types
AL Biaree
Fultz, Murray and Green
Finlay and
Egan
Dabney Downs Nickerson in Harvard semis tennis clash
Alfred Dabney 1910 defeated H Nickerson 1911 yesterday afternoon in the Harvard tennis tournament semi final. The score 6 0 6 2 5 7 6 2. Nickerson is junior class champion and Dabney senior class. Dabney will meet J I Grinnell 1912 on Saturday for the college championship.
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Alfred Dabney
H. Nickerson
Harvard
Nickerson
Dabney
J. I. Grinnell
Yale Freshman Eight Wins Long Row Over Varsity
Yale crews completed a nine mile training row in New London with the freshman eight leading by three to four lengths at the draw, then winning by two after a 14 length handicap on the return. Wallis steered the varsity with Appleton pacing the freshmen and Brun dred out of condition.
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Yale
Varsity
Wallis
Appleton
Brundred
Harvard Varsity Crew Reconfigures Stroke for Upstream Head
Roger Cutler returns at stroke as Harvard varsity boat rows upstream toward Stillman Infirmary head. Becca No 7 Ward No 5 Metcalf replaces Balch at No 3. New English shell felt higher on water and steadier though with less life. Three fours race for New London selections, second crew dominant, finish 10 minutes 40 seconds. Red Top contenders to be chosen after further trials.
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Roger Cutler
Harvard
Stillman Infirmiary
Becca
Captain Ward
Metcalf
Balch
Cutler
Sargent
England
New London
Waite
Foster
Harvard Bridge
Red Top
Malden High Crushes Wakefield In Lopsided Win
Malden High routed Wakefield High 10 to 0 on the field as pitcher Queen allowed only four hits and fanned seven. Malden’s batting stood out this season, with Eberle, Westcott, and Letherman driving in runs and Woolley handling the field well in support. Attendance listed at 300. time of game 45 minutes.
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Malden
Wakefield High
Queen of Malden
Malden High
Po.a.e
Wooley
Eberle
Westcott
O Murphy
Crockett
Smith
Leth’man
Queen, Wiesnes CO
McC’lough
Young
Chesley
Anderson
Moore
W.mckie
C. Ad
Strong
Holmberg
Harrigan
Russell
Wooler
Butler
Letherman
Queen
McCullough
McKie
Murphy
Robertson
Jake Stahl
Donovan
Cleveland
Wagner
Lord
Short
Engle
Red Sox
Pond
Ingle
Gardner
Blackburne
Chelsea High Defeats Revere High In Clean 4 2 Game
Chelsea High beat Revere High 4 to 2 yesterday afternoon on the former grounds. Chelsea pitchers Goldbond Cox and Lovewell supported by Allan Simonton for Revere. Revere fought hard but fell short.
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Chelsea High
Revere High
Revere
Chelsea
Goldbond
Cox
Coulon Beats Burns in 10 Rounds at Empire A. C.
Johnny Coulon of Chicago, bantamweight champion, defeated Fransie Burns of Jersey City in a ten round bout at the Empire A. C. venue. Coulon demonstrated superior skill and strategy, avenging an earlier setback with a decisive performance.
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New York
Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Fransie Burns
Jersey City
Empire A. C
Weird Fielding Loss by Red Sox in 12 Innings
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 5 to 4 in 12 innings as miscues and errors dominated the game. Frank Smith pitched all 12 for Chicago while Charley Smith started for Boston and Wood finished for Boston in relief.
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Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Donovan
Smiths
Frank
Charlie
Gandil
French
Dougherty
Bradley
C. Smith
Wood
White
O. Smith
Gardner
Carrigan
Pond
Hooper
Lord
F. Smith
Blackburne
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Zeider
Dougherty O
Randil
Purtell
Payne
Sait Privnee
Tr-Po Hooper
Ate Rena
Baseball scores from St. Paul and Midwest matchups
The report lists the results with St. Paul 2 over Indianapolis 9, Toledo 6 over Minneapolis 1, and Kansas City 8 over Louisville 0, outlining key outcomes in a set of league games.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Complex scores from regional baseball contests
Waterbury defeated New Haven 21 to 1 while Hartford routed Northampton 14 to 1. Bridgeport beat Springfield 5 to 3 and New Britain won 2 to 1 against Holyoke.
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New Haven
Hartford
Northampton
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Britain
Holyoke
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Ralph Pond
M. J. McHale
University of Maine
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Charlie Smith
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Charley Smith
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