Red Sox Home Stay Opens With Long Series
The New York Americans visit Huntington avenue grounds for a home stretch that includes four games against the Highlanders and a coming run of Western clubs. Key players cited include Wolter at right field Austin at third and pitchers Vaughn Ford and Quinn. Schedule lists games against New York St Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland and Philadelphia through May 31.
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Weather Man Stoped Game By Paul H Shannon
Connie Mack planned Atkins against the Red Sox but a cold wave halted the game in Slowtown Philadelphia. Karger and Collins ready to work, Ed in form, Boston hoped for better against Mack’s pitchers. Red Sox leave for Boston tonight, Niles ill but not serious, Athletics blamed for missed chances.
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White Makes Success in Pirate Debut Pittsburg
Kirk White, acquired from Boston, pitched his first game for the champions today as Pittsburg routed opponents 38 to 8. The Pirates capitalized on Steinfeldt errors, Brown walks, and a three-hit eighth inning producing six runs to seal the lopsided victory.
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Lawrence High Beats Malden 4 to 3 at Bryant Street Ground
Lawrence High defeated Malden 4 to 3 in a fast game at Bryant Street. Pacquet, Malden’s new pitcher, allowed three runs in the third as Lawrence took the lead and held on. Batteries Higgins Costello Pacquet Smith Murphy. Umpire Bannon.
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New York Club Seeks Waivers for Tenney Years of Service
The New York National Club has asked for waivers for Fred Tenney who has served as regular first baseman for the Giants for two years and previously spent many seasons as first sacker for the Boston Nationals.
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Doves Depart Until June 1
Cold weather and wet grounds forced the postponement of the Doves versus Philadelphia Nationals. Boston players will not play at home until June 1 after leaving for New York at midnight. They will face Brooklyn for three games, then begin the Western trip at St Louis on Monday. Manager Fred Lake took 18 players. Martel Cooney and Evans stayed behind.
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Harvard Lacrosse Opens Season Against Hobart at Soldiers Field
Harvard starts the lacrosse season with a home game at Soldiers Field against Hobart. Hobart comes in off a 10 to 1 win last Saturday, promising a fast contest as the Tigers seek early-season momentum.
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Winning Baseball With Guts And Smart Play
In 1910 coach Bowles extols courage and nerve as the core of winning baseball. He urges aggressive, intelligent play, striking opponents hard, taking chances, and yelling quickly to influence close calls. He credits confidence, speed on balls, and a star pitcher plus disciplined effort for pennants.
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Dodgers Rally Nipped In Bud
New York defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a tense finish. Wheat reached second on Devlin error in the ninth, Daubert at third on a close call. McGraw argued to umpire Rigler, who kept the ruling. A scratch hit by Smith loaded the bases before Doyle muffed a throw and Brooklyn fell short.
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Taft Witnessed Queer St Louis-Cincinnati Game
President Taft watched the first two innings of a strange baseball game in St Louis where St. Louis beat Cincinnati 12 to 3. Three visiting pitchers issued 16 bases on balls, eight by Slagle and Coraleskie in the third inning, enabling seven runs, before Taft left with five runs in the first inning.
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Sports Critics in New York and Local Amateur Matches
Arthur Durrey surveys sports culture from New York critics to local events. Weston’s 3600 mile reception, $400 token, $30,000 deposit for Jeff Johnson bout, Andover Harvard dual meet, New England intercollegiate championships, and Henley invitation rumors frame a lively athletic season with enduring rivalries and cheers.
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Waterville cross country race shown by local coach inquiry
D J Quigley of Waterville Maine invites entries for a 10 mile cross country run on May 30 at Waterville and asks for results of Ljungstrom in the Buffalo race where he fell out while Holmer won and other runners were Sellen and Cleveland. BE bets St Louis. Cleveland expected to win majority. tied two games each leads to bet call.
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New York at Boston and other league matchups listed
The schedule lists New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Cleveland, and Chicago at Detroit as the upcoming games in the circuit.
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Local Matchups List for Tonight's Baseball Card
Lowell plays Fall River while Haverhill faces Lynn. Worcester hosts New Bedford and Brockton meets Lawrence in a set of regional games.
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Benton Favors Johnson to Win
The letter from Rob Roy correspondent B H Benton in Santa Cruz reports strong local and national support for Jack Johnson ahead of the Jeffries bout. Johnson seen as improved, confident to beat Jeffries, with promoters and fans optimistic about training at Seal Rock House and the likely big fight impact.
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Hall Versus Sullivan in American A C Bout Tonight
Hall and Sullivan square off at the American A C in a highly anticipated middleweight matchup. Hall, a former amateur national champ, has looked sharper recently, while Sullivan must be in top form to challenge him. The card includes four six round prelims and a 12 round Brockton clash between Jig Stone and Heywood Briggs.
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Mulcahy Leads Big Golf Field at Wollaston Open
Massachusetts opens its season with nearly 60 golfers at Wollaston Golf Club. Dr. R. E. Sprowce posted the best gross with 79, while J. H. Mulcahy captured first net with 81-10-71. Match play begins today for the 16 top gross scorers as noted pros join the field.
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Baldwin May Boxes Battling Nelson in Contingent Bout
Matty Baldwin is set to fight Battling Nelson if Nelson cannot secure a rematch with Ad Wolgast. Alec McLean supports the plan, hoping Baldwin defeats Nelson as the key step toward a title shot.
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Revere High Beats Marblehead at Revere Beach
Revere High defeated Marblehead High at Revere Beach yesterday by 11 to 4. Revere bunched hits amid visitors errors in two innings. Tenggren starred for Revere and Ingalls excelled for Marblehead. The score by innings shows rebounds of runs and battery details Allen and Tenggren for Revere with Martin Ingalls and Hamson for Marblehead.
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The Greatest F ost unpromising part
The fragment presents a cryptic line about a failed portion of a larger work, noting no hope of a reut and hinting at an unpromising section. It remains unclear who authored it or what the full context might be, but the text signals a bleak reading of a section.
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