Dartmouth Faces Holy Cross In Key Baseball Test
Dartmouth meets Holy Cross in Worcester today in a decisive early season game. Dartmouth, slowed by weather and travel, hopes to carry momentum from a 12–0 win over Bowdoin behind pitcher Mitchell. Captain Schildmiller and Ryan, veterans from the football squad, anchor the lineup as Dartmouth vows a strong campaign.
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Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Worcester
Hanover
New Hampshire
Bowdoin
Mitchell
Schildmiller
Ryan
Doves Share Berth Told In A Nutshell
Philadelphia and New York race results show doves sharing berth. multiple city matchups including Brooklyn Boston, Pittsburg Chicago, and St Louis Cincinnati were postponed due to rain and cold weather.
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R. H. E. Attlee
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Oston
N. E. League Standings Show All Teams Resting
The latest N E League standings indicate all teams forced to take a rest as schedules pause. No games played this period, standings frozen with teams awaiting return to action.
New England league games delayed by rain in four cities
The New England league postponed all games yesterday due to a heavy rain deluge. Today Lawrence at Lowell New Bedford at Brockton Worcester at Lynn and Fall River at Claverhill will play on different diamonds as the race heats up and crowds have set attendance records despite the weather.
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Flaverhill
Peret
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Lynn
New England
Lawrence
Lowell
Worcester
Lynn Fall River
Claverhill
Outdoor Meet Set for Boston High on May 22
Boston High School field and track league set the outdoor meet date for Boston schools. The handicap event will take place at Locust Street grounds in South Boston on May 22, featuring events such as 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard run mile run 88 yard run 120 yard low hurdles high jump shot put broad jump and team races.
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Boston High School Field and Track League
Mechanic Arts High School
Boston
Locust Street Grounds
Haverhill Fair to Start Track Work This Month
Haverhill report from Representative Leslie K. Morse states track construction will begin mid month and the annual fair is likely to run the week after Labor Day, continuing Massachusetts State Fair Association plans.
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Haverhill
Leslie K. Morse
Massachusetts State Fair Association
Harvard Hosts Fordham In Season Opener At Cambridge
Fordham visits Cambridge to face Harvard on Soldiers Field at 3 PM with Mahoney pitching for Fordham after Yale, Princeton wins cited. If rain delays, game postponed to Monday. Harvard replaces McKay due to arm, Hicks or Hartford to pitch. Lineups include Lanigan Coffee MacLaughlin Scranton Briggs Simons Jackson Hartford Dons.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Princeton
Yale
Blues
Mahoney
Crimson
McKay
Hicks
Hartford
Lanigan
Ann Seeseseeess OY
Mahoney Atorbon
MacLaughlin
Scranton
Chelss Briggs
E. Scheiss Simons
Jackson Hartford, Hicks, Pub
McCaffery
Bowerman and Murray Argue Over Berth Prospects
In New York on April 30 Frank Bowerman Boston National Team manager says Boston will claim a half berth but seeks third place tomorrow. William Murray Philadelphia Nationals manager counters they will hold second place and claim it outright tomorrow as Brooklyn faces Boston. Murray boasts of a Quaker ninth inning rally over the Giants and predicts a repeat. Bowerman expects Brooklyn to be as tough as in Boston. Weather halted games today. Washington Park may open tomorrow.
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Frank Bowerman
Boston National Team
William Murray
Philadelphia Nationals
Billy Murray
Quakers
Giants
Superbas
Boston
Mr. Bowerman
Brooklyns
Cubs
Washington Park
Giants Lose In Ninth In Philadelphia Narrow Batterymen Loss
In Philadelphia on April 30 New York led early thanks to Murray’s homer but the Giants fell 2 1 to 1. Marquard yielded two doubles for the Phillies until the ninth when Grant started a rally and Schaefer’s fumble allowed the tying run to score. Magee’s smile and Osborne’s long drive to deep center produced the decisive score as Wiltse relieved.
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Philadelphia
Murray
New York
Marquard
Grant
Shean
Schaefer
Titus
Magee
Wiltse
Bransfield
AB. R BH. PO
Herzog
Moore
Kigler and
Truby
Hope 10 Able To Play Postponed Games in Rain
Detroit leads American League standings with 10 wins as rain postpones key matchups. Boston and New York each show strong records while Chicago and Philadelphia trail. Remaining games list Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York among others.
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Detroit
Wsrecaesses
ST. Louis
Beene We
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Check Likely to Start as Pitching Option in Washington Game
Charlie Check appears set to start for the Highlanders against the Washington Senators. Cy Young’s recent form is contrasted with Check’s three wins. Burchell and Walter may not be used in the series as Lake reserves them for practice until left-hand batters lose threat.
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Washington Outfit
Cy Young
Cleveland
Lake
Chech
Highlanders
Eddie Cicotte
Burchell
Walter
Steele Check
Arellanes
Cicotte
Cantillon
Tigers Win From Browns in Cold Detroit Game
Detroit defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 on a damp cold day at Detroit Stadium. Graham sparked a surge in the third inning by weaving past two men after Stanage singled and Crawford's single, an error clearing the bases. Bush's fielding saved the game as Detroit turned four double plays, Summers starting three.
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St. Louis
Graham
Stanage
Crawford
Bush
Summers
A E
McIntyre
Enae
Cobb
R. Steeters
Rossman
Ewes
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Schaefer
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Ferris
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O Beee
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Pat
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Vepaesses
Louie Eoccseoss
St Louis
Ormr Summers
O’ Loughlin
Kerin
Tad Jones Debuts as Syracuse Football Coach
Tad Jones, ex Yale football and baseball star, begins as head coach of Syracuse football candidates. His initial call drew 75 men as five meets are listed for today. Cook of Cornell leads broad jumps, Kilpatrick of Yale tops 22 feet 8 inches in Penn games.
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Tad Jones
Yale
Syracuse University
Tech
Brookline
Tufts
University of Maine
Medford
Harvard
Andover
Cook
Cornell
Kilpatrick
Columbia
Hudson
Annapolis
Wood
Pennsylvania
Jennings Is Modest About Detroit Pennant Prospects
Detroit April 30 Hughey Jennings urged restraint and warned against taunts as he reflected on last season when his team overcame a 2-8 start to win the pennant. He said conditions can reverse and despite today’s lead many surprises could occur before mid-season.
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Detroit
Hughey Jennings
Marathon Stars in Saratoga Run
New York April 30. Local amateur marathon stars will compete tomorrow in the Acorn A. A. run at Saratoga Park. The list includes Jim Crowley Irish American A. C. Jimmy Clarke Xavier A. C. Harry Jensen second in the Boston Marathon M. J. Ryan William Bazzett White Obermeyer Wilson Carr and other noted runners.
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New York
Acorn A. A
Saratoga Park
Jim Crowley
A. C
Jimmy Clarke
Xavier A. C
Harry Jensen
M. J. Ryan
William Bazzett
White Obermeyer
Wilson
Carr
Dorchester Roger Wolcott Team Seeks Opponent This Afternoon
With a game canceled, the Roger Wolcott team of Dorchester seeks a fast local amateur opponent for today. Full expenses for 10 men guaranteed. Contact M. Johnson at Haymarket 2377 between 8 and 10 am.
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Roger Wolcott
Dorchester
M. Johnson
Haymarket
Baseball Youth League Tryouts And Open Dates Listed
A long list of Boston area baseball programs seeks 10 to 20 year old players by age group. Entries include Covington clubs for 10-11 or 13-14 year olds, Roxbury Centrals, Rockdales, Auburns, and several city squads offering half or full expenses, with open dates across May to September and contact names and addresses in South Boston, Roxbury, Somerville, Everett, and surrounding towns.
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Roslindale
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Bunker Hill Boys’ Club
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Charlestown
Lowell
F. P. Thyne
Stevens Street
West Lynn
A. C
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John F. O’brien
Wyman Street
Night Owls
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William J. Jennings
Polk Street
W. C. Stanley
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Sumner Street
Walking Marathon gains ground in American sports scene
Arthur Duffey argues walking marathons deserve support in America joining the trend set by England. The piece previews the second $10,000 Derby Marathon in New York with competitors like Pat White and Cuban Carvajal, notes entry politics, and highlights upcoming races at Celtic Park and alongside Star sprinters Duffey references trainers and oxygen treatment as a boost for endurance events.
Answers to Queries From a Sports Page
The page records Q and A on baseball substitution rules and past offers, noting a pitcher may be pinch hit for but cannot return, and questions about Bill Sharry and Chick Stahl. It also mentions a Ferguson Langford bout ending in a draw after conflicting claims. The speaker states being 16 years old and 5 feet 6 1/2 inches tall.
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Bill Sharry
Somerville High
Philadelphia Americans
Jake Stahl
Chick
Stahl
Langford
Ferguson
Harvard Golf Men Start Season With Preliminary Matches
Harvard opens its golf season by arranging preliminary matches to decide varsity berths. Captain Henry H. Wilder of Lowell, 1910 graduate, leads the team preparations while W. Fellows Morgan Jr. and A. Sweeney, both remaining on campus, are named as Wilder’s successors. Matches feature listed pairings among current and incoming players with Wilder, Sweeney, and Morgan abstaining from these rounds.
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Henry H. Wilder
Lowell
W. Fellows Morgan, Jr
Wilder
A. Sweeney
Sweeney
Morgan
H. C. Clark
A. W. Fletcher
N. Harrower
R. T. Lee
M. McArthur
W. W. Bodine
C. H. Burton, Jr
R. Hornblower
W. B. Durant
T. M. Judson
F. A. Reese
C. L. Nichols
A. M. Crosby
Rain Cancels Princeton WV Baseball Game and Track Meet
Rain in Princeton N J forces cancellation of the Princeton West Virginia baseball game planned for today and postpones the Caledonian track intercollegiate championship until Monday due to bad weather.
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Princeton
N. J
Caledonian Track
Second Teams Play at Dunbar Avenue Today
The second teams of Dorchester and English High Schools meet for their first league game at Dunbar Avenue today at 3 p.m. The matchup marks an early season test for both squads as fans anticipate a competitive local contest.
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Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
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