Baseball Schedule Across Leagues and Cities
American League matchups include Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis. National League games feature New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg St Louis at Chicago. Federal League pits Pittsburg at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis with two games Baltimore at Kansas City. New England notes Lawrence at Lowell Lewiston at Haverhill Lynn at Worcester Portland at Vitchburg.
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E. Attee
Chicago
Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Heb. Attee
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago Ste
Washington
Federal
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Kansas City
T. Louis
Buffalo
New England
Rhelynn
Fitchburg
Haverhill-Lowell
Worcester-Portland
Lawrence-Lewiston
P.C. Pittsbur
Ewer
Oston
Lawrence
Lowell
Lewiston
Haverhill
Lynn
Worcester
Portland
Vitchburg
P.C. Detroit
Sele
Kansas City Triumphs Over Columbus 4 3
Kansas City beat Columbus 4 to 3 in a game noted for cold conditions. Milwaukee and Minneapolis events were postponed due to cold weather with Milwaukee Cleveland and Minneapolis Indianapolis arrangements also affected. St Paul Louisville St Paul was postponed in the cold.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville-St. Paul
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Schedule
Fragmentary baseball results show Atlanta and Montgomery games with unclear innings and teams. Readable lines include Chattanooga beating Nashville 4 to 1 in the first game and a second game incomplete.
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Ptastawators
Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Nashville
Naval Academy tops Johns Hopkins 8 to 7 in opener
Annapolis Md April 30 The Naval Academy baseball team defeated Johns Hopkins University by a final score of 8 to 7 in today’s game.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Johns Hopkins University
Harvard Beats Virginia 3 to 2 at Soldiers Field
Harvard defeated Virginia 3 2 yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. Captain Wingate led Harvard as Ganett cleared the bases with a double after three Crimson singles in the first inning. Virginia starter James left for Calloway who held Harvard scoreless thereafter. Hitchcock allowed three fourth inning hits, but base running miscues limited Virginia.
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Harvard
University of Virginia
Soldiers’ Field
Wingate
Crimson
Gannett
James
Virginia
Calloway
Hitchcock
A.E. Nash
Paschall
Phillips
Clark
Neff
Ayres
Ad White
Word
Hardwick
Guy
Milh'l'd
Stickley
Mahan
Green
Waterman
Harvard Seereeres
Virginia Seer Reses
Hitchock
Barry and
O'Reilly
Springfield takes first home game
Springfield wins 5 to 3 over Bridgeport in home opener. Hammond homered and tripled with two stolen bases, while Burch and Tuckey held the visitors with sharp pitching. Stakard Hallman and Senno also produced key hits as Springfield earns early season momentum.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
Tuckey
Burch
Hammond
Senno
A.E
Jones
Stow
Hamm
Boulten
Tierney
Mulvey
Stakard
Hallman
Carrera
McClint
Keyes
Semo
Young
Carduff
PYRG
Bureh
McClintock
Stankard
Cabrera
Pratt
Halls
Balk
Vampire
Garry
Eddie Campi Dominates Young Fox in Bantamweight Bout
In New York Campi, the California bantamweight champion, easily outpointed England's Young Fox over 10 rounds at Stadium A C. Campi swept every round, landing over 200 blows to Fox's 10, drawing first blood in round four and keeping Fox on the defensive with steady jabs and rights.
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New York
Eddie Campi
California
Young Fox
England
Stadium A. C
Campi
Fox
Young Brown
Walter Hennessy
New Orleans
Hennessy
Brown
Burns knocks out Perry in nine rounds at Unity Club
Lawrence report says Larry Burns of North Andover stopped Joe Perry of Lynn in nine rounds of a 10 round bout at Unity Athletic Club. Prelims saw Joe Carroll defeat Billy Edwards in seven rounds, Phinney Boyle stop Tommy Carson in five, and Tommy Murphy win over Billy Burke. Steve Kennedy of Lawrence to box Terry Brooks of New York next show. Tommy Sullivan refereed.
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Lawrence
Larry Burns
North Andover
K. O
Joe Perry
Lynn
Unity Athletic Club
Joe Carroll
Billy Edwards
Phinney Boyle
Lowell
Tommy Carson
Tommy Murphy
South Lawrence
Billy Burke
Tommy Sullivan
Steve Kennedy
Terry Brooks
New York
Georgetown Defeats Holy Cross In Narrow 2 1 Match
Georgetown over Holy Cross 2 to 1 at Fitton Field as Washington players initiate early lead and execute two crucial double plays to halt Holy Cross threats. Connelly walks and scores on wild pitch, Norton later equals, Holy Cross musters late run on O’Brien single, game features two wild pitches by McManus and a tight pitching duel.
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Worcester
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Fitton Field
Washington
Connelly
McManus
Lynch
Kelley
Martin
Saunders
Furey
Norton
O'Brien
Georgetown Holy Cross
Po.a.f. BH
Po.a.e. Martinyss
Mur’y
Toomey
O Norton
Stearthy
Ost'gren
Daley
O O’brien
Shugrue
Fpahey
Murphy
Caaroll.c
Melley
Rogers
Carroll
O’brien
Ostergren
Shigrue
Connely
Conroy
Milton High School Beats Stetson High in 4-3 Battle at Cunningham Field
Milton High School defeated Stetson High School 4 to 3 yesterday at Cunningham Field in Milton. Gustafson White Reiser Welch Cunningham Collins Deuch O Nelles Palance Forest McHardy Porter Wotteme Crowley contributed to the key plays as Poole earned the win on the mound against Hogan. Attendance near 200.
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Milton High School
Stetson High School
Cunningham Field
Milton
Milton H
Stetson H. S. BH
A.E
A.E. G'tafson
Roel
White
Reiser
McGrathib
Poole
Collingie
Welch
Deuch
M. P’e
Nelles
Palancei
Forest
McHardy
Porter
Hogan
Corbett
Ee Crowley
Stetson H
Gustafson
Cunningham
Collins
O Hara Wins New England Amateur Wrestling Title
Thomas O Hara of the Boston Y M C A won his third straight New England 125 pound amateur wrestling title by defeating Clarence Cann of the Lynn Y M C A in Medford. Other champions were J Kolks 135 pounds W R Goodland 145 pounds Charlies Johnson 158 pounds and A Kivisto heavyweight. O Hara and Cann battled for 15 minutes without a fall before the judges awarded the verdict to O Hara.
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Thomas O'Hara
Boston Y. M. Cc. A
New England
Clarence Cann
Lynn Y. M. C. A
Lawrence Light Guards
Medford
J. Kolks
W. R. Goodland
Boston Y. M. C. A
Kolks
Milton Academy and Stone School Play 13 Inning Tie
Milton Academy and Stone School battled to a 1 1 tie after 13 innings as darkness halted play. Boles struck out 19 for Milton while Trainer and Felton pitched well for Stone, with Buckley driving in a run for Milton and others contributing in a high effort game. Attendance 300.
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Milton Academy
Stone School
Milton
Boles
Milton Acad
Stoned School
A.F
Keating
Felton
Dingw’k
M'Duffie
Milton Road
Buckley
Tisdale
Mannix
Trainer
Mahoney
Burleigh
Princeton Wins Tough 3-2 Over UNC In Featureless Game
Princeton edged University of North Carolina 3 to 2 in a low key baseball contest. Williams pitched poorly with runners on base as UNC led in batting but failed to convert.
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Princeton
N. J
University of North Carolina
Williams
Ouimet Stumbles as Hilton Leads in Gold Vase
In Sunningdale England April 50 the 36 hole stroke play for the gold vase drew 123 competitors including five Americans. Harold Hilton the British amateur champion posted the low score beating his partner Francis Ouimet the American open champion. Ouimet carded 83 while Hilton made 74. Ouimet is out of the running for the gold vase as Harold Weber of Toledo finished 86 and G W Inslee of New York 88.
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Sunningdale
Eng
Golf Illustrated
Harold H. Hilton
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Hilton
Harold Weber
Toledo
G. W. Inslee
New York
Wollaston Golf Club Spring Tourney Reaches Round Two
The Wollaston Golf Club spring tourney advanced to round two as Wo. & Lawrence Woodland beat J J Gallagher at the home club by two holes. J G Murphy and D H Goodspeed, both from the host, required the home green to finish, with Murphy prevailing. Medalist F H Hoyt defeated Wales visitor W H Follett by four and three, though neither starred.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Lawrence
Woodland
J. J. Gallagher
J. G. Murphy
D. H. Goodspeed
F. H. Hoyt
W. H. Follett
Wales
St John's Prep routs Nashua High 12 to 1 in Danvers clash
St John's Prep defeated Nashua High by 12 to 1 in Danvers. Lynch, Murphy, McAuliffe, Cody and Devlin led the offense with multiple hits while McGrath and Donovan combined on the mound for the win.
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Danvers
St. John's Prep
Nashua High
ST. John's
Nashua
Po.a.f
Hartn't
McA
Wise
Grath
Donovan
St. John’s
Lynch
Murphy
McAuliffe
Cody
Devlin
Welch
Hartnett
McDonough
McGrath
Cadwell
Drew 93 1-5 Second Century Record Debate Emerges
Will Howard Drew's 93 1-5 second hundred yard mark be officially recorded after doubt from critics. Supporters cite his consistent 9 4-5 to 9 3-5 second sprints and right conditions to credit the feat. Commentary also notes stadium improvements, heavyweight boxing bouts, and prospects for upcoming races without endorsing unwarranted claims.
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Howard Drew
California
Drew
Giants and Braves Aim for Open Action Amid Tour Rumors
The piece weighs whether the Giants can repeat as pennant winners after a world tour impact while Johnny McGraw remains hopeful for action. Heinie Wagner of the Red Sox shows slow improvement and may rejoin play in a month. Also noted is Jimmy Power preparing for a 1000 yard race at Monument Athletic Club versus Mel Sheppard and others at Celtic Park.
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Giants
Johnny McGraw
Heinie Wagner
Red Sox
Heinie
New Rochelle
Wagner
Jimmy Power
Monument A.cc
Celtic Park
Jimmy
Mel Sheppard
Homer Baker
Abel Kiviat
Alf Downer and the Edinburgh sprinting era
The text recalls Alf Downer, an Edinburgh sprinter famed for his range up to a mile and his noted yardage records. It discusses his best times, cites a 100 yards and 120 yard mark, mentions other Olympic context, and poses questions about 19 or 24 inning baseball records and a Carlisle trick play at Harvard Carlisle Stadium.
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John Paul Jones
Cornell
Jackson
Jones
Franklin Field
Downer
Edinburgh
Harvard
Carlisle
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