Cleveland 5 New York American beat New York in offense
Cleveland defeated New York today as Liebhardt dominated pitching and Lajoie fueled the offense. Stovall Conroy and Flick produced key hits while Reckless baserunning kept the score in check. Clarkson and Barger split pitching duties for New York with several costly mistakes.
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Flick
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Bradley
Clark
Congalton
Vermont Beats Tufts 11 to 1 in Burlington
Vermont defeats Tufts 11 to 1 as pitcher Hunt dominates Tufts. Tufts’ lone run comes in the ninth after a walk and a single. The game ends after 45 minutes with Hunt and Burrington handling for Vermont and Tingley and Boyd for Tufts.
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Roxbury Latin Defeats Noble & Greenough in Interpreparatory Play
Roxbury Latin School won 12 to 3 over Noble & Greenough in a game at American League Park. The lead changed late, with an eight run rally in the ninth securing the Highland school's victory and standout plays by Mills Cavannaugh Brehaut and Bréhaut.
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Novel test of auto today on Brookline hill climb
Corey Hill in Brookline hosts a morning hill climb for a two cylinder Maxwell touring car carrying 13 passengers. Co D Holmes bets Frank J Tyler $50 the car cannot succeed, with $100 to the Floating Hospital if defeated. Dr Hastings of the Floating Hospital and two Chronographers Club members will ride to time the run.
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Boston and Cincinnati Clubs At The Orpheum
Members of the Cincinnati and Boston baseball teams attended a theater performance at the Orpheum last night, escorted by Michael J. Regan. Attendees included George Dovey Frank Bancroft Ned Hanlon Lobert Kane Mitchell Odwell McLean Schlei Huggins Kruger Davis Coakney Mason Ewing Leary and others from both clubs, plus various press representatives.
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Boston Papers
Miss May Hezlet Wins British Golf Championship
Miss May Hezlet, 1899 and 1902 champion, won the final round at Newcastle Ireland to take the title, defeating sister Florence Hezlet by 2 up and 1 to play.
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Brockton Horseman Ends 12Year Estrangement In Divorce Suit
In Brockton Arthur S Belcher a leading New England horseman and his wife are in a separated maintenance suit after a 12 year estrangement. She admits involvement with Dr Hallett and the couple lived apart communicated only by writing while their daughter now married in Virginia remains a focus of family life.
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Detective McParlan's Work in Miners Case Illuminates Western Federation
Boise Idaho May 10 The noted detective James McParlan known for breaking the Molly Maguires is again in the field to aid in gathering evidence against the inner circle within the Western Federation of Miners. Though over sixty he returned to work in Colorado and Idaho operations and allegedly helped secure key information after the 1905 Governor Steunenberg murder.
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Molly Maguires
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Denver
Columbia and Harvard Crews Race Today on the Charles
Columbia coach Rice and Harvard coach Wray foresee a hard fought race with Harvard carrying five veterans while Columbia rests mainly on less experienced rowers. The Columbia crew arrived in Boston and prepared at Weld Club, Harvard's practice was light, and Stone's School will challenge Harvard in the varsity prelim.
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Worcester
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White Sox Acquire Jake Stahl From Washington
After weeks of talks between Manager Cantillon and league reps, Jake Stahl was transferred to the Chicago White Sox. Rumors linked him to the Boston Americans, but John J. Taylor denied any deal. Stahl, a top power hitter, leaves Washington for Chicago.
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Stahl
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Boston Americans
John J. Taylor
Washington Star
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