Wood's wild pitch lifts Senators past Red Sox in opener
Washington wins 2 to 1 as Joe Wood and Bill Carrigan falter. Dixie Walker shines for the Senators, while Boston pitchers struggle with passes and wild pitches. Hughes leaves with injury. Walker steadies the mound to seal the win.
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Wood
Red Sox
Washington
Boston
Walker
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Cort
Ener
Schaefer
Flynn
Knight
McBride
Henry
Hughes
Cohen
Prvsee
Young schoolboy Meredith draws college critics’ notice
Merchantsberg Academy’s Meredith emerges as a standout schoolboy athlete. Critics expect rapid improvement as he nears 50 seconds in the 440 yards. Coaches deem him capable of 49 seconds and possibly Olympic Trials participation if he continues to develop.
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Penn
Meredith
Mercersberg Academy
Jim Curran
Curran
Mercersberg
Gossip for Motorists
Advertising manager S. Jordan of the Rambler maker Thomas B. Jeffery Co. visits Kenosha as the local Rambler branch posts a million-dollar annual volume. Industry leaders and clubs discuss federal motor vehicle registration and its impact on motorists across states.
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S. Jordan
Thomas B. Jeffery Company
Kenosha, Wis
Rambler
United States
C. P. Rockwell
Chief Bender Loses in Pitchers Battle
New York defeated Philadelphia in a pitchers battle at Philadelphia May 1 192? Ford vs Bender. The winning run came in the ninth after Gardner fumbled Street's grounder and Street's steal. Bender struck out 10.
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Chief Bender
Philadelphia
New York
Ford
Bender
Olling
Gardner
Street
Harvard Second Eleven Defeats South Boston High 12 to 1
Harvard second team routed South Boston High School on Soldiers Field in a slow contest scoring 12 to 1. Batteries Buffum and Osborn starred for Harvard as end Hamlin contributed periodically amid fragmented plays.
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Harvard
Boston
Gith
Boston High School
Soldiers Field
Sonwlboys
Murphy
South Boston High
Buffum and
Osbort
End Hamien
Baseball in Brief Form from New Bedford and Lowell
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 3 to 2 in 10 innings with Ness driving in the winning run. Briggs contributed sensational center field work and Howard was hard hit but superbly fielded. In Lowell, Worcester out hit but stranded 15 and lost 4 to 2 as Magee and Crum made key catches.
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New Bedford
Lawrence Today
Ness
Briggs
Howard
Lawrence
Bh.po
A.E. BH
A.E. Maran
Hagan
Sweatt
Carls'm
Con'hton
Wilson
Luyster
O'Kennedy
O'Connell
Phenix
Spires
O‘ghase
Delaney
Braym
Swarm
Pruitt
Braymater
Maranville
Kennedy
Swarmstedt
Swarnstedt
Carlstrom
Chase
Braymaier
News
Stafford
Lowell
Worcester
Magee
Crum
Brockton Defeats Haverhill 17 to 6 in Baseball Showdown
Brockton smashed 17 runs to 6 as Haverhill pitchers Hankee and Dellas struggled. Brockton sent 12 batters in the fourth inning, scoring eight runs on three hits, with key contributions from Maloney Clemens and Barry.
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Haverhill
Hankee
Dellas
Brockton
Brockton. Haverhill
A.E
MP Lane
O/Campbell
O Sullivan
O/Pratt
Wadleigh
Perkins
Gaw
Bellas
Maloney
Smith
Howard
Boardman
Barry
Sullivan
Clemens
Klett
McGamwell
Sue Pratt
Pratt
Young
Campbell
Kerin
Batted for Hale in 6th as Worcester defeats Lowell
DeGroff, Boultes, Miller, Lavigne, Jacobs and Linderbeck drive runs. DeGroff and Nye steal bases, Linderbeck homers and Cooney and Aubrey add two base hits. Hale allows 6 runs on 61 hits in 56 innings. Madden and Zeiser also pitched. Umpire Tannigan. Time listed as 50 minutes.
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Hale
Lowell
Worcester
DeGroff
Boultes
Miller
Lavigne
Jacobs
Linderbeck
Cooney
Aubrey
Crum
Wilson
Rising
Nye
Zeiser
Madden
McCune
Tannigan
Lynn Defeats Fall River 7 2 Behind Errors
Lynn capitalized on Fall River errors to win 7 to 2. Walsh made a highlight catch. Smith allowed five hits in five innings while Arminger gave up five in four. Key miscues by Fall River aided Lynn as McGovern Strands and Strands stole multiple bases.
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Fall River
Harrington
Lynn
Walsh
Smith
Wallace
Strands
Logan
Orcutt
Wright
Hickman
Arminger
Devine
Morris
Butler
Weeden
McGovern
Yell
Bowcock
Juniors Win Harvard Meet In Interclass Track
The Harvard junior class won the interclass track meet with 45 points, ahead of the freshmen 31 and seniors 121½. R Tower led sprinters with 101½ seconds in the 100 yards, while W A Barron Jr won the 440 yard dash and Gozzaldi Cable and Jackson shared high point honors. Jackson strained a tendon, casting doubt on his season.
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Harvard
Quinn
Donovan
Crimson
R. Tower
W. A. Barron Jr
F. W. Copeland
de Gozzaldi
T. Cable
A. L. Jackson
Gozzaldi
Cable
Jackson
A.L. Jackson
K. F. Pantzer
P. M. Rice
H. St. J. Smith
Yuard Dash
J. J. Abbott
W. B. Adams
E. F. Atkins
R. S. de Gozzaldi
J. TL. Foley
P. B. Halstead
J. O'Brien
J. L. Boley
de Gonzaldi
J. 1. Abbott
H. P. Lawless
R. St. B. Boyd
H. M. Warren
P. R. Withington
IF. W. Copeland
F. H. Blackman
J. F. Foristall
A. Y.Y. Hodgdon
P. Gustafson
W. Lt. Allen
I. Cable
BP. G. M. Austin
R. B. Batehelder
F. H. Leslie
F. Brickley
T Cable
Sturgis
L. D. Howard
Rin
Medford High Edges Mechanic Arts 2-1 in 10 Innings
Medford High beat Mechanic Arts 2 to 1 in ten innings at Medford yesterday. Dempsey misplayed two passed balls enabling both Medford runs and Day delivered Medford’s lone hit in the 10th after two were out. Mechanic Arts had three hits and four errors while Medford had one hit and five errors with Day and Dempsey leading efforts. Attendance 400, umpire Cutting.
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Medford
Medford High
Mechanic Arts High
Dempsey
Broughman
Mechanic
Day
Frazier
Mechanic Arts
Davidson
Carr
Shes
Eagan
Loughman
Rock Ridge Edges Roxbury Latin 7 6 In Wellesley Hills
Rock Ridge School defeats Roxbury Latin 7 6 in a seesaw game at Wellesley Hills. Rock Ridge scored two runs in the sixth and three more in the ninth to seize the lead before two out late, with Wood and Rollins delivering key hits and eight hundred in attendance.
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Wellesley Hills
Rock Ridge
Roxbury Latin
Rock Ridge School
Wood
McCanless
Wallace
Ricker
Hills
Seaver
Sheehan
Juldid
Rollins
Driscoll
Chamberlain
Lambert
Sada
Finn
Mme
Hardy
Attendanece
Driscoll Ib
Rieker
Pops in Symphony Hall Opens With Star Program
The Pops in Symphony Hall opens next Monday night with much of the seating spoken for. Mr. Strube has crafted an attractive program including an intermezzo from Wolf-Ferrari's new opera The Jewels of the Madonna, likely to become a season favorite.
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Symphony Hall
Strube
Wolf-Ferrari
Engineering School freshman hurler fans 209 in rare scrimmage
In a seven inning game at Ferry Field Arch ws between Engineering freshmen and sophomores George H. Sisler of Akron Ohio struck out 209 batters. He allowed one base on balls and hit one batter. Only one ball was hit fair during the contest a fly to centre muffed by the fielder. Six balls were foul.
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Boston
Joe Quirk
Connie Mack
Fenway Park
Hughes
Walker
Hooper
Speaker
Yerkes
Bradley
Gardner
Wagner
Wood
Sox
Moeller
Flynn
Pepper
Thomas
Foster
Red Sox
Tom Hughes
Tom
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ferry Field
George H. Sisler
Akron
Ohio
Matchups Set for Classic City Showdowns Across Circuits
Boston visits Washington while St Louis heads to Detroit and Cleveland travels to Chicago. New York plays Philadelphia in a quartet of marquee road games showcasing early season rivalries.
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Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
New York A
Detro Ton
New York
National Basketball Matchups Across Six Cities
National schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburg. Matchups mark a busy day of basketball across major markets with multiple teams in action.
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Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
National
Evening matchups listed for major runners in state towns
Lynn at Irail River Brockton at Haverhill Worcester at Lowell Lawrence at New Bedford. Local schedule lists four pairings with nearby cities facing off in upcoming contests.
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Per
Lowell Eerenene Eesener
Worcester Erggeeererestegnere
Lawrence Eerreervee
Brockton Ae
New England
Lynn
Irail River
Brockton
Haverhill
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence
New Bedford
Baseball scores from twin cities and midwest games
In Minneapolis Minneapolis 5 Louisville 14 innings. St Paul Indianapolis 9 St Paul 7. Kansas City Toledo 5 Kansas City 4. Milwaukee Columbus 2 Milwaukee 0.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Local Hockey Scores From New Haven Holyoke and Springfield
New Haven New Haven 5 Hartford 2 Holyoke 7 New Britain 0 Springfield 7 Bridgeport 3 reported as final scores across three region matchups with Holyoke and Springfield dominating.
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New Haven
Hartford
Holyoke
New Britain
Springfield
Bridgeport
Orioles Beat Blue Jays 6 2 as Red Sox Rivalry Heats Up
In a packed night of hockey style baseball action the Orioles defeated the Blue Jays 6 to 2 at Baltimore. The Devils of Providence tripled up the Sabres 4 to 2 in a separate matchup. Montreal tied with Jersey City 10 in a high scoring clash while Newark rolled over Rochester 5 to 2.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Malden High Club Edges Brockton 6–4 In Farewell
Malden High defeated Brockton High 6 to 4 at Malden yesterday afternoon. Malden led 6 0 before Brockton rallied in the ninth, scoring three runs against Flanders. Crockett Kelliber Smith Murphy Kenrick Thielster Walker Rowe Doyle and Deming are listed among players with at bats and fielding positions. Attendance was 400 with Cary as umpire.
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Malden High
Brockton
Malden
Brockton Boys
Walloping Flanders
Brockton High
A.E
O Smith
Oj Morse
Gerrish
O'Waltzer
O Butler
Anderson
Murphy
O/Thielst
Young
O O
Kenrick
Osberg
Rowe
Killion
Kerr
See
Doyle
Deming
Flanders
Cary
Lawrence Academy Wins 4-3 Over Lowell High in Groton
Lawrence Academy defeated Lowell High 4 to 3 in Groton. Lawrence scored all runs in the third inning while Lowell threatened in the ninth, loading the bases with two outs but failing to tie. Batteries Knight and Hamilton for Lawrence with Garrity and Desmond for Lowell.
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Groton
Lawrence Academy
Lowell High
Lawrence
Lowell
R.H.E. Lawrence High
Knight
Hamilton
Garrity
Desmond
St John's Prep Beats Framingham in Pitchers Battle
St John's Prep of Danvers toppled Framingham High 3 to 2 in a ninth inning win at South Framingham. Haller starred behind the plate as Woods and Murphy combined on the mound while Nichols and Holbrook supported the Framingham battery.
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South Framingham
St. John's Prep
Danvers
Framingham High
Haller
R. H. E. St. John's Prep
Woods
Murphy
Nichols
Dent Sent from Dodgers to Newark in IL Deal
May 1 report that Elliot E. Dent, pitcher for the Brooklyn club, is released to the Newark club of the International League.
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Brooklyn
Elliot E. Dent
Newark
Milwaukee signs two players from national leagues
Milwaukee American Association club signs pitcher Bruce Noel and outfielder Capron from the Pittsburgh Nationals.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee American Association
Bruce Noel
Capron
Pittsburg Nationals
United States League Card Scores and Delayed Games
The schedule shows Cincinnati 4 at Chicago 5 in Cincinnati. New York 10 tied Reading 10 in 10 innings due to darkness. Richmond 9 defeated by Washington 2. Cleveland Fitsburg routed Cleveland 11 to 1.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Reading
Richmond
Washington
Cleveland
Fitsburg
How to join the A A U and local contacts
The note directs readers to J Frank Facey of 36 Prospect Street Cambridgeport for A A U registration details. It lists player positions for several baseball figures and recommends College-Dan Barry. It asks for pitchers in a recent 15 inning game St Louis versus Chicago Baumgartner and Scott named. It also mentions Meanix Reid Ferguson and Howe as the English High School relay team champions from PhiladelphiaFranken Field.
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New England
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
J. H. P.—Donahue
Davis
Tannehill and
Roche
Sullivan
Walsh
Isbel
Dougherty
Hahn
Fielder Jones
Dan Barry
St. Louis
Chicago
Baumgartner
Scott
Meanix
Reid
Ferguson
Howe
Philadelphia
Franken Field
Cushing Academy Second Baseball Team Opens With Victory
In Ashburnham on May 1 the Cushing Academy second team opened its season by edging Leominster High School in a close 6 to 6 game this afternoon.
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Ashburnham
Cushing Academy
Leominster High School
Detroit Tigers Fall Behind With Eight Errors In Loss
Detroit committed eight errors as Chicago White Sox won the final game of the series 5 to 2. Cobb stole home in the first inning and Weaver contributed standout fielding as Detroit struggled.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Chicago
Cobb
Weaver
St. Mark's Beats Worcester English 9 to 0
St. Mark's defeated Worcester English High 9 to 0 in Southboro. Pitcher McKinlock was outstanding and the St. Mark's defense supported well. Numerous English High errors led to the lopsided win for St. Mark's.
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ST. Mark’s
Worcester
Southboro
McKinlock
St. Mark's
R.h.le
McKinlock and Landon
Holm and Gerholm
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