Harvard Slams Virginia 5 0 In Soldiers Field Shutout
Harvard blanked Virginia 5 to 0 at Soldiers Field as Wilmot Whitney fired a 14 strikeout complete game. Beal, Harte, and Abbot drove in runs while Whitney and Harte supplied key hits. Rixey struggled after the second inning, as Harvard pulled away to a decisive win.
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Harvard
Virginia
Soldiers Field
Wilmot Whitney
Whitney
Rixey
Crimson
Abbot
Harte
Beal
Coolidge
Nash
Ahra
A E
Percy
Smither
C.white
Tetalis
Nooeth
Smith
Nasi
Abbot, Harte
Fripp
Piten
Gwatimey
Rochester Triumphs 10 to Newark
Rochester blanked Newark 10–0 in a decisive quick victory. Providence edged Buffalo 5–4 in a tight game. Baltimore defeated Toronto 4–1 as the season action continued. Richmond Montreal Ryin appears in standings or schedule listing with noted matchups.
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Rochester
Newark
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Richmond-Montreal
Tide lines and maritime updates from the aging coast
Weather notes on tides and celestial events open this item. Gloucester and Portland times are given with dawn and dusk stars. A Swansea arrival reports a grain cargo to the British government aboard a ship from here in April. A May 1 theft near Rockport harbor prompts a reward notice. The Landsman lists fish prices and vessel cargos, noting lobsters from Woods Harbor aboard the Little Ruth. Strikes delay the Limon at Long Wharf while Virginian sails with steel, grain, and horses for France. Other ships include Altonia, Southerdown, Franklin, Liljestad, and British Monarch with cargoes of grain and trucks. Ongoing vessel maintenance affects Gorges and Garnet on Boston runs and Scituate schedules.
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Wales
Rockport Harbor
Rockport
Isle of Shoals
Clarence Bangs
Devonshire Street
Boston
Haddock
APOE
Nat Hammond
V. We R
Nuyan Wie
Long Wharf
the Fruit Company
St. Nazaire
France
Altonia
Southerdown
Franklin
Liljestad
British Monarch
Glasgow
Maine Central
Fernando Gorges
Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Atlantic
Garnet
Seituate
Quincy
Scituate
Orpheus
Marseilles
Simpson's
London
Cunard Line
Maplewood
Boxer Jack Dillon Offered 10000 for Darby Bout
A Sydney cablegram offers Jack Dillon of Indianapolis ten thousand dollars to fight Les Darcy in a twenty round bout at Sydney. The proposal was received in Milwaukee as of this evening.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sydney
Australia
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Les Darcy
Dillon
Divorced Thrice Seeks Third Divorce From McLeod
Mrs Bertha Greenburg Mcleod Hirsche McLeod of 36 Otis Street Revere Boston area lawyer filed her third libel for divorce at Suffolk Superior Court She has married William McLeod and Myron J Hirsche and now seeks another divorce from McLeod Att Spencer represents her in the matter.
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Mcleod Hirsche McLeod
Otis. Street
Revere
Suffolk Superior Court
Joseph S. Spencer
Musician and lawyer Bertha Greenburg’s troubled marriages
Bertha Greenburg, a 26 year old BU Law School graduate and businesswoman, faced multiple marriages and libel actions. She wed William McLeod in 1905 at age 4, later divorced, remarried, and again filed libel against him for infidelity in 1914 and 1915 claims. The couple’s disputes spanned Boston and San Francisco with a son born in 1910.
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Boston University Law School
Alexander Greenburg
Louis Greenburg
Revere
Bertha Greenburg
William McLeod
Mcleod
Boston
Hirsche
San Francisco
Flo
Greenburg
Evere
Reddy Beats Shubert Before Blind Referee
May 4. In Lawrence at the Unity Club Al Shubert of New Bedford defeated Battling Reddy of New York in a main bout as referee Patsy Sweeney ruled. Fans jeered the decision, contending Reddy deserved at least a draw in one of the best local fights marred by the call.
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Lawrence
Patsy Sweeney
Unity Club
al Shubert
New Bedford
Battling Reddy
New York
Reddy
Shubert
New Yorker
Ritter Sold to Rochester In National League Deal
New York May 4 The New York National league club released pitcher William Ritter to the Rochester club of the International league under an optional agreement.
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New York
William Ritter
Rochester
Dean Academy Defeats Harvard Freshmen 14 to 1 at Soldiers Field
The Dean Academy handed the Harvard freshmen a 14 to 1 defeat yesterday at Soldiers Field. Dean pitcher limited Harvard to a single run as offense produced a big early lead and cruised to the win.
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Dean Academy
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
Unclear list of names and down clues across clubs and towns
A fragmented OCR shows names such as Ano e Nason Mary Perce and others across Country Club Chestnut All Sprague Brae Parn Brae furn and Oakley entries. Several down clues labeled with numbers appear but many words are garbled. some entries include Miss A Stadpole Mrs J Chester Hutchinson and Mrs Wetter with scattered locations like Chestnut and Lexington.
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Anoe Nason
Country Club
Mary Perce
Chestnut
All Sprague
N. Brigham
OP. Duncan
W. Crosby
Byas-Riarn
K. S
Pormur
Shirley
W. W. Sith
E. A. Fletcher
Oakley
WW. Batchelor
Ff. Marshall
J. D. Stiles
A. Stadpole
J. Chester Hutchinson
Wetter
Altremuria
U.- Ube
Dows
Baseball game moved from today to tomorrow at Winchester
The Mystic Valley Interscholastic Baseball League game between Lexington High School and Winchester High School was postponed from this afternoon and will be contested tomorrow afternoon at Winchester.
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Lexington High School Nine
Winchester
Shipping News Arrivals From Ports and Towing Barges Reported
Shipping report lists numerous vessels and tugboats arriving or sailing from Halifax to New York including Stentvers Halifax Walker Ingalls St. John via East port Portland Nor folk J TH Devereuns Keene Katahdto Mahher Jacksonville Charleston Mel rose Vrostad Newport News Belfast Raw ley Bengor Gov Tingley Linscott Port lon and many towing barges and schooners. Calls include South Ambe F. Co. Versey Hop kins Portland Tapley Perth Amboy and more with barge movements to Plymouth Salem New York and Philadelphia and several brigantines and steamers such as St. Dunstan Genoa British Monarch Glasgow Virginian H M Whitney and others. Multiple destinations listed with barge tows and port calls at Gloucester Lynn Conisteo Fall River and Stonington.
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Halifax
Walker
Prince George
Bre
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Governor Cobb
Ingalls
St. John
Eastport
Portland
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
J. TH. Devereuns
Keene
Katahdto
Mahher
Jacksonville
Clarleston
Melrose
Vrostad
Newport News
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Mingo
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Thomaston
Salem
Ontelannee
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Clark
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Stonington
Wall River
Vinalhaven
New York
Perth Amboy
International
McGoldrick
Philadelpha
Brookside
Suffolk
Tamanend
Paoli
Oliver
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Haverford
Radner
Stafford
Edwards
Eveleth
Brocklebank
Ipswich
Catherine
Bonsey
Millbridge
Annie
Reuben
Robbins
Little Ruth
Wotton
Woods Harbor
N. S
Melissa Trask
Tintebins
Castine
Stay
St. Dunstan
Genoa
British Monarch
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Virginian
St. Nazaire
Cape Breton
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Heathcote
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Everett
Bays State
American
H. M. Whitney
San Juan
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Lamberts Point
Parthian
Philadelphia
Howard
Cto
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Machiasport
Charles Tpanagh
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Emelle
Titian Ridge
Merriam
Lenape
Tanghorne
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Germantown
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Pequtest
Fall River
May
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Calvin
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Glover
Paragon
St. John’s
N. F
Ruth
Mrs Roope ties Sargent in Boston women's golf tourney
Mrs George W Roope of Brae Burn and Miss Alice Sargent of the Country Club tied for best score in a three quarters handicap versus bogey event at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington. Forty two women started and 30 posted cards. Mrs Daley of Oakley was third with even par.
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Brae Burn
Alice Sargent
Country Club
Woman's Golf Association of Boston
Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
FE. W. Daley
Oakley
Cards
Brae-Burn
BE. OW. Daley
Qakles
Porter
Concord
Ruth Tliehborn
Lexington
Briggs
Lowe
Needham Tops Hyde Park in One Inning Thriller
Needham High School defeated Hyde Park High School 9 to 6 in a one inning game played yesterday at Hyde Park. Crisp the Needham pitcher fanned 16 hitters.
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Hyde Park
Needham
Ilyde Park
Crisp
How to Be Slim Without Starving
A weight loss tip advises using Oil of Korean capsules after each meal and before bed to shed 15 to 20 pounds. Weigh weekly to track progress. claims the method is inexpensive, harmless, and effective in removing excess fat from any area.
Eckman’s Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Relief
An advertisement urges attention to diet rest and fresh air to fight tuberculosis. It promotes Eckman’s Alterative from Lekman Laboratory Philadelphia as a safe line treatment claimed to aid a rundown system without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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Eckman
Drugeiet Lekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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