Grammar School Boys Form Ball League in Boston
Delegates from 34 grammar schools met at Dwight School to organize a citywide Grammar School Baseball League. Meyer Bloomfield urged square deal and quitting smoking. John J. McGrath urged fairness and cheering visiting teams. Officers elected include William Conley president, James Monahan vice president, Harold Smith secretary treasurer. final meeting next Wednesday to issue schedules, assign umpires, fix dates.
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Dwight School
South Find
Meyer Bloomfield
John J. McGrath
Eliot School
William Conley
Mary Hemenway School
Dorchester
James Monahan
Lawrence School
South Boston
Harold Smith
Agassiz
Jamaica Plain
South End
Sherwin
Martin
Dwight
Chapman
Eliot
Lowell
Thomas N. Hart
Lawrence
Phillips
Robert G. Shaw
Oliver H. Perry Emerson
Minot
Warren
Quincy
Paul Jones
Christopher Gibson
Lyman
Dudley
Thomas N. Gardner
John
A. Andrew
Phillips Brooks
St. Francis de Sales
Lincoln
Mather
Mary Hemenway
Edward Everett
Bennett
Hugh O’brien
Gilbert Stuart
Jefferson
Bigelow
Washington Allston
Chicago team rallies but loses to Cleveland 7 to 5
Chicago was outhit and outfielded by Cleveland yet fell 7 to 5 after Fiene walked in the sixth and Fiick delivered a three base hit. Clarke was benched for disputing Umpire Stafford’s calls.
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Cleveland
Fiene
Fiick
Clarke
Stafford
Local Scores From Stated City Matches
Springfield Springfield 2 Hartford 1 Holyoke New Haven 4 Holyoke 1 Bridgeport Bridgeport 5 Norwich 1 Waterbury New London 8 Waterbury 1
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Hartford
Holyoke
New Haven
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Waterbury
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Rockridge Hall Wins Wellesley High Showdown 9–5
In Wellesley on May 8 Rockridge Hall defeated Wellesley High School 9 to 5 to claim the championship.
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Rockridge Hall
Wellesley High School
New Ribbon Section Joins Women’s Department at Wolf’s
The article notes no staying still in window displays at Wolf’s on Hanover and Portland. It announces a new ribbon section in the women’s department and plans to sell ribbons on the same low profit basis as other goods.
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Portland
New York
Wail
New England Grid Matches Set for Four City Showdowns
Worcester faces Lynn, Lawrence meets Lowell, Brockton travels to Fall River, and Haverhill visits New Bedford in a slate of regional contests highlighting local rivals and league implications.
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Worcester Defeats Lynn 4 to 0 Behind Bushey’s Sturdy Pitching
Good pitching by Bushey and solid support from Worcester limited Lynn to four runs. Wormwood, Burkett, Emplin, and McCabe drove in Worcester runs with a two base hit from Wormwood and a sacrifice by Wormwood and Bushey. Wormwood and Bushey stole bases. Lynn left 11 on base while Worcester left 5. Bushey allowed two bases on balls and Moore struck out five. Time 38 minutes. Umpire James.
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Leonard
Harvey
Waters
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O'Reilley
Itory Cross
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Fk O Reuney
Tb Pye
Wee
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Howard
Bridwell
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Brain
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Pfeffer
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Lobert
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Steinfeldt
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OG Evers
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Maloney
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Tamley
Jordan
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Evers
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Lawrence Beats Lowell in 11 Innings 4 to 3
Lawrence wins at home in an 11 inning game 4 to 3 over Lowell. Captain Wilson drives in the decisive run with a single. Connors makes a spectacular one hand grab and Lawrence high hits pace the offense.
New Bedford Beats Haverhill 4 2 On Late Innings Rally
New Bedford wins 4 to 2 over Haverhill after scoring four runs in the fourth inning off Hilbert. Kiernan Mullaney Valdois drive in runs. Welsh hits a two-base hit. Danzig and Valdois steal bases. McCarthy fans eight. Time 1 45. Umpire Henry.
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Hilbert
Haverhill
Brovopri Oease Chalaiss OO
Kiernan
Mullaney
Valdois
McCarthy
Waterman
Welsh
Devine
Danzig
Coveney
Henry
Fall River Beats Brockton 3 2 In Tight Win
Fall River wins 3 to 2 as Brockton outbats the home team. Messenger leads with the bat while Grant Mitchell and Murch contribute solid fielding. Key hits include Messenger and March with two bases and Guileen and Donovan with three bases. Reiss and O'Toole combine for six strikeouts. Time 1h 51m. Umpire Wood.
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Brockton
Fall River
Grant
Mitchell
Murch
Messenger
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Donavan
Wood
Boston Latin Wins Opener Over Mechanic Arts High 7 6
Boston Latin School opened its league season by edging Mechanic Arts High 7 to 6 at Franklin Field. Key players included Kennedy and McKenna for Boston Latin and Griggs for Mechanic Arts, with six stolen bases combined and McKenna earning the pitching win.
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Three at Ten Inning Harvard Game Delivers Narrow Win
Harvard second nine edged Tufts second 5 to 4 in ten innings yesterday while the varsity game ran long. Only three spectators attended the contest with managers and a scorer present. Batteries Cooper and Evarts for Harvard Goggin and Green for Tufts.
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Semi professional and youth teams listed for May games
A compiled notice lists many clubs including West Lynn Imperial, Iroquois A C, Dexter A C, West End House, Castle Ascension Knights, Pine Groves, Mystics, Avocadias, Union A A, Eliots, Shamrock A A, Roxbury Reds, Madison A C, Wolcotts, Riverdale, Marlo B B, Associates, Bay Views and more. Each entry gives team name, age group or level, manager or contact, and street address. A general offer promises a fast semi professional game with a reasonable guarantee at Hyde Park on May 80.
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West Lynn
Wallace Knapp
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Antrim Street
Cambridge
Dexter A. C
D. Murray
Gale Street
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Dodge Spear
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Eaton Street
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H. Wilson
Shawmut Avenue
Clafiin A. A
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Austin Street
Newtonville
Pine Groves
Riversides
Newton
Harkins A. C
South Boston
Rose Club
Jamaica Plain
J. Vogel
Heath Street
Roxbury
Mystics
OC. Smith
Elmwood Park
Avocadias
D. Tierney
Robinson Street
Dorchester
Union A. A
IF. McDonald
West Seventh Street
Eliots
H. H. Potter
Centre Street
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R. McGinnis
Cook Street
Charlestown
Wolcotts
J. F. Mulhall
Astoria Street
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F. Doherty
Allston
Marlo B. B
P. Troy
I Street
M. C. Arthur
Creighton Street
Bay Views
J. Bliss
Fourth Street
Barrett
Allston Street
Harvard Wins in 10th In Upset of Williams
Harvard defeated Williams 3 to 2 in 10 innings at Soldiers Field. Ford pitched until the 10th when Currier and Pounds sparked a rally, Pounds driving in the decisive run with a three-base hit and McCall adding an RBI single. Williams led 1–0 after nine, but Harvard rallied for the win.
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Simons
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Max Clay Transfers to Stones School from Dorchester High
Former Dorchester High star pitcher Max Clay joins Stone's School today. once the mainstay of Dorchester on the mound, Clay has kept in shape despite not pitching this year due to low studies and is expected to be a powerful addition for Stone's School.
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Dorchester High
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Dorchester
Dorchester Beats Melrose High 4 to 3 in Close Game
Dorchester High defeated Melrose High 4 to 3 at the Dunbar avenue grounds. Riley pitched effectively for Dorchester as the two teams traded runs through five innings. Dorchester scored twice in the first, Melrose tied it with runs in the third and fourth, then Dorchester earned the winning run in the fifth. Bean led Melrose with the bat while Hoernle Daly and Riley stood out for Dorchester.
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Melrose High
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Dorchester
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Bean
Melrose
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Daly
Pfeffer Stars In No-Hit Bid As Redlegs Fall 6 0
Boston’s Pfeffer pitched a remarkable no hit bid through six innings and finished with a 6 0 victory over Cincinnati. Cincinnati’s Mason pitched well but received little support as six Reds reached base only once or twice, and Boston’s timely hitting sealed the win at South End grounds.
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Pfeffer
Boston
South End
Giants
Ganzel
Reds
Brain
Tenney
Mason
Cincinnati
Huggins
Lobert
Beaumont
Emilie
Porkopolis
Visitors Rout Brooklyn in First Western League Game
In Brooklyn on May 8 the opening western end National League game ended in a severe defeat for the Brooklyn club as visiting team dominance showed early on.
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N. Y
Malden High Beats Tufts Dental School In Loose 6 to 4 Game
In a loosely played afternoon contest Malden High School defeated Tufts Dental School by 6 to 4. The win showcased the local team and the visitor school in a light scoring affair.
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Tufts Dental School
St Louis tops Philadelphia on late rally in nine
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 4 to 0 after a four run ninth inning fueled by five hits and a walk. Becket saved the game for St Louis with a standout stop as Sparks and Moren were batted for late. McGlynn held the home club safe until the ninth. Sparks and Moren were tagged for most hits.
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St. Louis
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Moren Bard
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Titus
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McQuillen
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New York Defeats Pittsburg in West East Opening Game
In a fast well played contest the New York team shut out Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds marking the opening West East game.
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Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Sweetser Wins Interscholastic Tennis Title at Jarvis Field
Arthur Sweetser of Boston Latin School won the interscholastic tennis tournament at Jarvis Field Harvard yesterday defeating Niles of Brookline High in the finals by 6 2, 6 4 and 7 5.
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Boston Latin School
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Niles
Brookline High
Yale Beats Dartmouth In 11 Inning Duel
New Haven Conn May 8 Yale defeated Dartmouth 2 to 1 after 11 innings at Yale Field. The contest featured fast baseball with brilliant stops and neat plays. Batteries Meyer and Jones for Yale Skillen and Schildmiller for Dartmouth. Time 1:50. Umpire Malone.
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Exeter Beats Norwich University 14 to 1 in New Hampshire
Exeter dominated Norwich University with sixteen hits as Reid struggled with support. The line score shows Exeter advancing 14 to 1 in the May contest in Exeter New Hampshire with White Garnes and Leddy behind the plate and Reid yielding to Hayden.
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Amherst Edges Tufts 1 0 in Low-Scoring Victory
Amherst defeated Tufts 1 to 0 as Beach stole second and scored on Henrys single. Batteries McClure and Henry for Amherst with Atwood and Boyd behind the plate. Time 1:45. Umpire Shine of Holyoke.
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Tufts
Beach
Henry
McClure
Atwood
Boyd
Shine
Holyoke
Hub Girl Golf Players Out of the Game
In Newcastle Ireland May 8 the United States women golf championship ends as Margaret Curtis and Harriet Curtis lose. Harriet Curtis laments poor form amid wind while Violet Hezlet and M Titterton win. Margaret Curtis falls to May Hezlet in afternoon play after a morning victory over Mrs Crawford.
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United States
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Boston
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Roseben to Capture $10 000 Race at Belmont Park
The Metropolitan Handicap opens Belmont Park with a strong field for the $16,000 prize. Roseben, from the Johnson stable, is the 2 to 1 favorite ahead of Tanya Dandelion Sewell Glorified and Dishabille in overnight betting.
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Belmont Park
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Johnson Stable
Tanya
Dandelion
Sewell
Glorified
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Local amateurs stage Hamlet as sports crowd gathers
A Western city club presents Hamlet at the Opera House drawing fashionable locals, visiting teams, and two light heavyweight fighters. The piece notes golf's unfamiliarity, a triplet of short-distance players from Richards, Gram, and Fernstrom, and mentions John Haggerty’s interest in schoolboy games. Baseball figures Jake Beckley and Muggsy McGraw are referenced amid league chatter and curious inquiries about Erin's Hopes football.
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