Red Sox 4 0 Victory in Drizzly Win at Newark
New York May 8 The Red Sox head west after a 4 0 win at Newark in a drizzle that became heavy rain. Joe Wood pitched superbly allowing one hit by Hal Chase and Caldwell. Gardner and Speaker produced key runs as Boston moved toward Cleveland. President Taylor watched from box as the team prepared to travel.
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Red Sox
West
Boston
Joe Wood
Hal Chase
Caldwell
Chase
Donovan
John S. Taylor
Speed Boys
Quarry Gardner
Re Sox
Ganhic
Speaker
Lewis
Engle
Yerkes
Williams
Roach
Tarry Willliams
Newark
Wood
Jwaniels
Erkes
Daniels
Hal
Hartzell
Nunamaker
Fingie
Prince of the Hilltop
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Johnson
Hooper
Gardner
Cleveland
Nebinger
Eddie Cicotte
Frank Smith
Taylor
AB R BR TB PO. A. F
Perel
Niels
Ase
L. Gardner
York
Blair
Egan and Evans
Cobb Hits Homer as Detroit Rout Chicago 8–2
Detroit defeats Chicago 8 to 2 with Cobb homer and three base hit by Jones. Jones leaves field after being hit by a pitch. Lange struggles, replaced by Baker. Crawford O’Leary Collins collect two-base hits. Schaller homers. Raikes partly solid for Detroit. Umps Perrine and Sheridan.
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Lange
Sullivan
Raikes
Crawford
O’leary
Collins
Cobb
Schaller
Baker
Corhan
Lord
Brush
Chicago
Detroit
Covington
Jones
Covington Collins
Stanage
Umplires
Perrine
Sheridan
Nodation
Fesdaess
Bush
Beeweesess Cobb
Delehanty
Moriarty
O'Leary
AB. R
CPRON
McIntyre
Seen
Dougherty
Bodie
Pannehitl
aMessenger
P Cree
Callahan Ewereee
Worcester Beats Lynn 5 to 2 In Eight Inning Rally
Worcester pitchers were effective until the eighth when three singles two triples a sacrifice and a base on balls produced four runs for Worcester. Burkett and Crum led the hitting with two-base and three-base hits.
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Worcester
Swarmsted
Lynn
Burkett and Crum
Burkett
Eagan
Russell
Noblett
Crum
Page
Haas
Cargo
Wallace
Callahan
Groh
McGovern
van Dyke
O'Neil
Walsh
Highlanders Let Catcher Walsh Go
New York May 8 The New York American club released catcher Joe Walsh to the Indianapolis Club of the American Association. He moves to join the Indianapolis team as part of a player exchange contingent on league rules.
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Heighlanders
Catcher Walsh
New York
New York American Baseball Club Today
Joe Walsh
Indianapolis Club
American Association
St. Louis Breaks Its Losing Streak in 4-2 Win
The St. Louis team ends a losing streak by beating Cleveland 4 to 2. Hoff mann walked three times and was hit by a pitched ball during four plate appearances as the game unfolded in a tense start to May.
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ST. Louis
ST. Louis, May
Cleveland
Hoffman
Shotten
Austin
Dee
Meloan
Pwenes
Laporte
Stephens
Wallace
Lake
Krapp
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Stovall
Louis
Dineen and
O’loughn
Gossip for Motorists in Greater Boston Parks
A roundup notes proprietary car clubs offer fake member rates at hotels and summer resorts, while New England Hotel Keepers' Association hotels deny higher charges. It also urges motorists to enjoy Greater Boston parkways as bloom season arrives, mentions Harry Grant aiming for a $50 000 Indy win, and includes a technical tip on double nut locking and bolt thread distortion.
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New England Hotel Keepers’ Association
Packey McFarland Set for Friday Night Bout
Packey McFarland plans another big roll of easy greenbacks Friday night after his match with the annihilator of Abe Attell. McFarland weighs as much as Kilbane, so the latter won’t find it easy to wrassle Packey in the ring.
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Packey McFarland
Easy Found Greenbacks
Abe Attell
McFarland
Kilbane
Wrassle
Packey
Brockton Bumped As Lawrence Wins Four to One
In New England action at Brockton on May 8, Lawrence defeated Brockton 4 to 1 due to late inning bunched hits. Catterson starred with a three bagger driving in Phoenix who had earlier a two bagger, and a ninth inning long drive produced two more runs. Phoenix and O Rourke added two base hits each, while Sweeney and Pearson matched four strikeouts apiece. Time 1h 48m. Umpire Fleming.
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Josh Clarke
South End Grounds
Herzog
Josh
Devore
Devlin
Brockton
Lawrence
Catterson
Phoenix
Lannigan
Sweeney
Wroeiton
Ieee Look
O’rourke
Pearson
Henricksen
Kenney
Stankard
Connaughton
Fleming
Pooch Donovan
Kelley
Ranney
Simons
Johnny Mack
Preble
Fernald
Warren
Jaques
Lawless
Paul Withington
City Athlenic League Plans for Summer Sports
The newly formed Municipal Athletic League, created by Mayor Fitzgerald and city officials with Boston 1915 representatives, seeks a $2000 appropriation to run track and baseball for boys up to 18 this summer. Aims include divisions for seniors intermediates and juniors and eventual expansion to South Boston Charles Town Roxbury Dorchester and Brighton with the mayor as president and Hugh Magrath as secretary.
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Municipal Athletic League
Boston
Fitzgerald
Joseph B. Maccabe
Boston Board of Bath Trustees
South Boston
Charlestown
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
Hugh Co. Magrath
Bath
New League
Mitchel Freiman
Frank Mason
Tiugh Magrath
Committee Upon Ordinances
Fall River Triumphs Over Lowell in Offensive Showdown
In a New England matchup Fall River defeated Lowell 15 to 3. Key hitters included Ptuharty, Warwick and Magee with home runs by Wright and Warwick. Pitchers Martini and Wormwood split time, Warwick starting and contributing 2 runs and striking out several batters as Fall River piled up runs on 12 hits while Lowell struggled on defense.
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Lowe Magee
SLL
May Wright
Lowell-Fall River
Martini
Wormwood
Lowell
Monton
Jarrows
Walsh
Devine
Williams
Ecf
Ol Hickman
Fredette
Perkins
Warwick
Haight
Fall River
Moulton
Barrows
Cooney
Magee
Finharty
Wright
Huston
Vlickman
Flaharry
Hickman
Wormen
Irs
Stafford
Haverhill Triumphs Over New Bedford In Free Hit Game
Haverhill won a free hitting game from New Bedford here today by 6 to 4. Trollis led at the plate with four for four, fueling Haverhill's offense fueled by Pruitt's hits for the win. Haverhill players Hagan Barrett Aubrey Grubb Merrill Wilson and Rising contributed key hits as the home club posted seven runs on seven hits and New Bedford committed errors and miscues.
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Haverhill
New Bedford
Pruitt
Trollis
Haveaghill
A.E. BE
E. Courtney
Topham
Hagan
Merrill
Barrett
M'nville
Bedford
Hagean
Aubrey
Grubb
Maranville
Wilson
Hollis
MecGamwell
T Rising
Brey
McCrone
Friel
Wild
Boston High Schools Swap Handicaps for Meet Innovation
The Boston High Schools organize their annual June 3 meet with a new method replacing handicaps by a straight search for results. It’s the first time the association uses this system, aimed at fairer competition. English High School is expected to gain most, with a strong lineup of leading performers.
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Boston
Serach
Marblehead High Defeats Revere In Loose Park Game
Marblehead High edged Revere High in a loose Curtis Park contest with Long and Cleaves delivering key hits for Revere. Marblehead benefited from an unearned run and tight pitching from Baker, with Kiely handling mound duties for Revere and both teams combining for seven runs. Attendance reached 750 as errors and small-ball plays shaped the outcome.
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Marblehead High
Revere Revere High
Curtis Park
Revere
Touilard
Cleaves
Marblehead
Naps Planning for Sunday Baseball
Cleveland baseball club prepares Sunday games and seeks six other clubs in the American League to approve a game with New York next Sunday. The Greeves bill legalizing Sunday baseball is expected to become law with the governor's signature before midnight tonight.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Baseball Club
New York
Greeves
Harvard Dartmouth dual meet dispute over hurdling rules
Harvard claimed a rule issue over six hurdles by Smith of Hanover in the 120 yard event at the Dartmouth meet. B A A chairman Billings said the wind led to an understanding that the disqualification rule would not apply. Dartmoth disputed the broad jump arrangements and involved officials on site.
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Dartmouth
Smith
Hanover
George B. Billings
Mr. Billings
Lewis
Harry Hillman
W. C. Garcelon
Harvard Athletics
Gossip of the Boxers by Bill Bailey
Boxing news from Boston with Al Kaufman’s loss to Pueblo Jim Flynn and the rally of clubs. Promoter Billy Delaney’s public image, Savag e Jim Savage’s NYC return, and plans for Flynn, Langford, and Porky Flynn bouts frame a busy fight card with Navy and New England matchups also noted.
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al Kaufman
Pueblo
Jim Flynn
Kaufman
Flynn
Billyn Delaney
Billy
Boston
Sam Langford
Californian
Jim Savage
New York
Porky Flynn
Armory
A. A
Savage
Porky
Dan Flynn
Jack Johnson
Billy Morrow
U. S
Rhode Island
Charley Austin
Navy
Mark Kelly
Harry Kelly
Cambridge
Teddy Murphy
Max Kramer
Roxbury
New England
Odd Points Decide Yale Harvard Meet
Harvard eyes a stronger squad for the Yale meet in New Haven after a Dartmouth setback. Key returns include sprinter Austin and two mile relay veterans Newton and Warren with Hodges back in the hammer. Harvard relies on Chisholm and Larkin for field odds, while Yale pins hopes on Gray Rayner and May in sprints and middle events. About 45 Crimson athletes travel from Cambridge to New London then New Haven.
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Yale
New Haven
Crimson
Austin
Paul Newton
Warren
Ben Hodges
Cable
Foster
Thatcher
Reilly
Billings
Viets
Ryan
Everett
Gray
Rayner
May
George Chisholm
Larkin
Platt
J. K. Lewis
Johnny Cummings
Chisholm
Childs
Cambridge
New London
Truck Endurance Test Set for June 28 29 30
The Boston Commercial Truck Association fixed dates for its annual endurance test to run June 28 29 and 30. A B Henley chairs the contest committee with leaders from Underhill Peerless McConnell-McKone and Butler firms. Routes include Lowell Lawrence Brockton Marlboro with classes for trucks from half to five tons and entry fees of 25 for the first car and 10 for each additional entry.
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Boston Commercial Truck Association
A. B. Henley
Whitten-Gilmore Company
A. P. Underhill
Underhill Company
J. L. Snow
Peerless Company of
New England
J. McKone
McConnell- McKone Company
J. Butler
Butler Motor Car Company
Lowell
Lawrence
Brockton
Marlboro
Good Day for School Crews
Crews from four schools Cam bridge Latin Roxbury Latin Noble and Greenough and Brookline High began the week on the river in hot sun and calm water. No changes were made to crews and coaches Graney and Green expect further progress as polishing continues through the week.
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Schoors
Cambridge Latin
Roxbury Latin
Noble and Greenough
Brookline High
Graney
Green
Yale Crew Makeup for Penns Race
The Yale varsity eight plans a two mile race against Pennsylvania at Springfield Mass. next Saturday on the Connecticut river. The lineup includes Van Sinderen stroke Van Blarcom Oldenberg Adams Philbin Romeyn Field Frostep coxswain Barnum. Training remains aimed at Harvard next month with no deviation from current plan.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Mass
Connecticut River
van Sinderen
van Blarcom
Oldenberg
Adams
Philbin
Romeyn
Field
Bow
Frostep
Barnum
Evers III Left Behind by Cubs in New York Series
Johnny Evers of the Cubs stayed behind in Chicago due to illness. He suffers from nervous prostration and is not expected to join the team for the New York series beginning tomorrow in New York.
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Johnny Evers
Cubs
New York
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