Harvard Freshmen Open Season Schedule Listed
Harvard freshmen baseball announces the 1908 1909 season with all games in Cambridge unless noted. The slate includes matches against Latin School Volkmann's Andover Exeter St Marks Middlesex Milton Milton Academy Yale 1909 and St George's with venues in Cambridge Andover Exeter New Haven Southboro Milton Newport Concord and New Haven.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Cambridge Latin School
Volkmann’s
Andover
Brown
1908
Noble’s School
Stone’s School
Exeter
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Middlesex
Concord
Milton Academy
Milton
Yale
New Haven
St. George’s
Newport
Baseball Notes Fly Across the League Treff
Jimmy Jackson recovers from hip injury to play this season. Clark Griffith presents a new subway play. Bresnahan signs with Vermont league for $175 a month. Reds train at Marlin Springs next year. Brooklyn sells Malay to Columbus. Ames eyed as future star. Casey to lead Brooklyn if Donovan idle. Giants showcase young FitzGerald and Koehler shines. Hal Chase benchmark noted for new players. Griffith lists nine California veterans among his squad. Reds’ Davenport and Keeler battle for outfield spots. Big Overall ill in San Antonio. Boston Americans struggled in Atlanta report.
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Jimmy Jackson
Clark Griffith
George A. Bresnahan
South Boston
Vermont
Cincinnati
Pat Livingston
Bob Ewing
Bancroft
Reds
Marlin Springs
Brooklyn
Malay
Columbus Club
American Association
Leon Ames
New York
Giants
Frank Chance
Dodge
Tom Corcoran
Shannon
Cardinals
South Bend
Koehler
McAleer
Hal Chase
Griffith
California
Chase
Keefe
Hitt
Halen
Newton
Dougherty
Keeler
Conos
Lajoie
Bernhard
Moore
Ill
Detroit
Toronto
San Antonio
Tex
Walter Clarkson
Carrie Nation
Alton B. Parker
Braves Defeat Boston Nine In Tight Baseball Tilt
Atlanta boys defeated Boston 4 to 2 as Raymond held the line with a spitball and speed. Hoffman and Curtis led Atlanta with four hits apiece, while Young and Dineen struggled for Boston. Cleveland players watched from the stands as the teams prepare for a rematch tomorrow with Tannehill and Winter pitching for Atlanta.
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Raymond
Boston
Cy’ Young
Dineen
Young Hoffman
Curtis
Atlanta
Boston Brave
Jordan
Cleveland
Tannehill
Winter
Atlantas
A. E Hoffman
Soveeee
Murdoch
Ceeesee
Sirsteavans
Moore
Jacobs
Eeeseee
Stenson
Fox
Evers
Ceveeseese
Eer Ereae
Ied
Boston AB. R BH
TB PO. A Selbach
Collins
Eeeeesees
Stahh Teedeesens B
Parent
Freeman
Grimshaw
Ferris
Eeneses
Graham
Eeeeesee i
Armbruster
Tim Lynch
Harvard Yale Track Officials Named for Dual Meet
The official list for the Harvard vs Yale track meet includes Referee J E Sullivan from New York A A, Marshal A D Peck from Boston, Clerk of Course B B Osthues of Boston, Field judges H H Baxter and G V Brown both from A A, and starters timers and announcers from noted clubs, with inspectors from Yale and Boston groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
J. E. Sullivan
Marshal
A. D. Peck
S. Weeks
Columbia A. A
Worcester A. A
H. Taggard
B. B. Osthues
Boston
C. H. Hodgkins
North Cambridge
A. A
Kk. L. Hopkins
F. W. Lord
H. C. McGrath
Charlesbank Gymnasium
D. Lee
N. Y
F. M. Wood
A. J. Lill, Jr
St. Joseph’s
J. Wendell
Eo P. Dana
E. Parks
Ale
Rockefeller Under Fire as Oil Inquiry Probes Health and Leadership
In New York March 26 Attorney General Hadley pressed Rockefeller to testify in the Standard Oil inquiry while Archbold described Rockefeller as in poor health and largely hands-off. Testimony detailed the company structures and stock in Waters-Pierce, with audits by Wade Hampton noting cross payrolls between Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Hadley
Missouri
Standard Oil
John PD
Archbald
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Archbold
van Beuren
Waters- Pierce Company
United States
Standard Oil Trust
Wade Hampton
St. Louis
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Company
Indiana
Arlington Elopes: Hilliard and Stephenson Wed in Providence
Albert W. Hilliard aged 21 of 90 Jason Street and Ada Norma Stephenson 20 of 106 Broadway, Arlington, secretly married last Saturday in Providence after a long courtship. Their families learned of the elopement after a theater outing, with a license soon following. The groom works as a traveling salesman for Goodhue & Studley in Boston.
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Arlington
Albert W. Hilliard
Jason Street
Ada Norma Stephenson
Broadway
Mecca
Providence
Goodhue & Studley
Summer Street
Boston
Girls Up-to-Date Society Ball Tonight in Corinthian Hall
All is ready for the grand ball to be given by the Girls Up-to-Date Society of the South End in Corinthian Hall this evening. The club comprises leading young women of Boston's Hebrew community, and the event is organized independently of male assistance.
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Society of the
South End
Corinthian Hall
Hebrew Society of Boston
West Quincy Court to Host Evening of Entertainment
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters event features an address by Joseph F. OConnell of Dorchester on The Industrial Situation in Massachusetts. The program aims to inform members about regional industry and economic conditions tonight.
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West Quincy Court
Massachusetts
Catholic Order of Foresters
Joseph F. O’connell
Dorchester
Tenney Players Hit Fast Practice in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida on March 26 the Tenney baseball team held two rapid practice sessions. The warm day let pitchers throw hard and the workouts were described as lively and productive, turning a potential setback into a productive workout.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tenney
In Open Letter Winslow Defends Tucker Retrial Stance
The Rev. William Copley Winslow reiterates belief in Charles L. Tucker’s innocence and challenges Gov Saunders and public opinion over Tucker’s murder case. He questions evidence, cites a pin tied to Mabel Page, and urges commutation of Tucker’s sentence, arguing juror influence and media portrayal.
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Charles R. Saunders
William Copley Winslow
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Winslow
C. R. Saunders
Charles I. Tucker
Tucker
Amy
State House
Edward J. O Connor Named Worcester Track Coach
Edward J. OConnor, former Holy Cross runner, has been engaged to coach the track team at Worcester High schools.
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Worcester
Edward J. O'Connor
Holy Cross
Colts Face Real Pitching In South Training
In the forenoon batting practice was light due to cool weather. Tenney urged harsh work in the afternoon as Lindaman McCarthy and Pfeiffer pitched hard. The Colts struggled against real speed and break while the Nationals showed more eager work than the Americans. Tenney’s leadership kept spirits up though veteran needs spring practice. Manager Burbridge uses his theatre to entertain players with Buster Brown after rehearsal.
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Tenney
Lindaman
McCarthy
Pfeiffer
Colts
Macon
South
Collins
Burbridge
Buster Brown
Brookline Police to arraign 20 boys for snowballing
Brookline police continue a Sunday roundup of youths. 20 boys will be arraigned Saturday for snowballing and related amusements. Ten others were tried yesterday for shooting craps, found guilty, and released on own recognizance with Saturday disposition to follow.
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Brookline
Red Cross Receives Donations Totaling 9703.26
Massachusetts American National Red Cross treasurer G M Lane reports receipts of 776.39 pushing the total contributions to 9703.26. Names and small gifts from individuals and organizations across multiple towns are listed, including families, companies, churches and anonymous donors.
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G. M. Lane
Massachusetts American National Red Cross
R. F
Simmons Co
Sarah FE. Read
S. Brooks
Albert Metcalf
Arthur C Stan
Caroline E. Davis
M. Chapman
M. H. Krook
E. S
Florence L. Dacy
Lacey B. Shattuck
Grace Church
Newton
Universalist Church
Newfields
N. H
Court King Humbert of Boston Names Delegates to Convention
Court King Humbert of Boston elects delegates J Santosuosso M Santosuosso and M Rogerio to the convention of the subordinate courts. Santosuosso becomes grand sub-chief ranger while Santosuosso serves as chief ranger. The court is mainly Italian and a leading Boston court.
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Humbert, F. OF
Humbert
Boston
Foresters of America
J. Santosuosso
M. Santosuosso
M. Rogerio
Amateurs Face Money Demands in Boston Basketball Feud
South Boston High Alumni claims East Boston Evening High School demanded $45 for expenses to cancel a game while offering $15 guaranteed. The dispute highlights alleged amateur status and questions AAU sanctions. Pat Crowley proposes a neutral game with the winner keeping all gate receipts as the controversy intensifies.
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South Boston High
East Boston Evening High
East Boston
Pat Crowley
South Boston
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