Wakefield Rout Revere High 27 to 6 in City Matchup
Wakefield defeated Revere 27 to 6 in a city high school game. Other matches listed include Newton High versus Mechanic Arts at Newton and Melrose at Melrose with Boston College prep, Brookline hosting Watertown, Everett at Wellesley, Lynn facing Chelsea, Revere at Medford, Cambridge Latin at Cambridge, and Hingham meeting Quincy.
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Mechanic Arts
Melrose High
Boston College Prep
Melrose
Brookline
Watertown
Everett
Wellesley
Lynn
Chelsea
Revere
Medford
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin
Cambridge
Hingham High
Quincy
Wakefield High Tops Revere High 27 to 6 on Local Ground
Wakefield High defeated Revere High School on the local grounds this afternoon by a score of 27 to 6. The game featured strong bats from Meloney, Sheehy, and Harrington, with multiple hits and several runs batted in, while Griffiths and McCarthy led pitching for their teams.
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Wakefield High
Revere High School
Tufts Freshmen Win Spring Track Games
Tufts College spring track finals saw the freshman class secure an easy victory scoring 62.5 points, followed by the senior 32, juniors 29, and sophomores 19.5. J. R. Bulkeley set a new discus record at 97 feet 4 inches.
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Medford
Tufts College
J. R. Bulkeley
Nebraska Hog Ride Ends In Medical Whiskey Pitch
A Nebraska farmer spins hogs in a lumber wagon to cure appetite loss. The ad promotes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskies as pure medicinal tonics for invalid and social use, sold by licensed dealers with the firm name on the label and seal intact.
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Nebraska
G. O. Taylor
Lachance Signs with Montreal
George Lachance first baseman of the Boston Americans will report to Montreal tomorrow and play first base for Montreal for the rest of the season. Pat Powers of the Eastern league signed Lachance at a fancy salary after arriving in town yesterday. Fred O'Brien of East Boston will go to Toledo today to pitch for Toledo. John S. Taylor believes O'Brien may prove useful for Toledo and could earn another chance with Collins in 1906.
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Boston Americans
Montreal
Pat Powers
Lachance
Fred O’brien
Boston
Toledo
John S. Taylor
O’brien
Collins
Taylor
1906
Doran Sold to Detroit by Boston Club
President John S. Taylor of the Boston American champions announced the sale of catcher Tom Doran to the Detroit Club. Doran will report in Detroit immediately while Farrell McGovern and Criger remain as Boston's catchers. Doran came from Colorado Springs and showed early promise but failed to develop his game and headwork.
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John S. Taylor
Boston
Doran
Champion Pillsbury to Meet All Comers
Henry N. Pillsbury American chess champion will give a simultaneous exhibition at the Boston Chess Club 241 Tremont Street tomorrow evening. This is his first show since leaving the hospital a month ago and aims to quiet sensational reports about his mental health. The club rooms will be open to the public as Pillsbury plays against all comers.
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Boston Triumphs 5 0 as O'Neill and Tenney Spark Deluge
In a benefit game at Boston, Young Cy Young yielded a whitewash while Pfeffer sparked the 5 to 0 Boston win. O'Neill dived home on a playful slide and Tenney followed with another bold dash as Sharpe’s two catches stifled Chicago. Crowds saw humor from the baselines and a substantial sum for Billy Rogers's widow.
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Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
National league schedule lists Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and St. Louis at New York reflecting key city rivalries in a regional schedule.
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Baseball game summary with Mathewson loss to Taylor
Bases on balls off Mathewson four off Taylor one. Struck out by Mathewson two, by Taylor one. Gilbert hit a two base, Devlin and Arnat stole bases. Umpire O Day. Time lh 40m. Attendance 4000.
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Pittsburg Edges Philadelphia in Eight Inning Span
Sparks and Pittinger duel as Pittsburg scores in the eighth for a 5 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Beaumont Titus and Clancy lead with extra-base hits while errors and steals shape the late rally. Attendance 2,889.
Boxing Night in Lawrence Promises Top Featherweight Show
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown faces Kid Herman of Chicago in a 12 round main event praised as one of New England’s best exhibitions. Herman’s rugged record includes knockouts and decisions against top rivals. Baldwin has not lost in 11 fights this year and expects victory.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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Charley Neary
Dave Sullivan
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
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Dick Grant
Johnny Marto
Young Donohue
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City Square
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Boston
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St. Louis
Winthrop Beach
Eddie Lenny
Marlboro
Young Donahue
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Highland A. C
Lenny
Central A. C
Brockton
Bling McCloskey
Guy Ashley
Willie Gibbs
School Tennis League Formed With Six Schools Joined
An interscholastic tennis league formed at English High School with Captain Niles of Volkmann as president and Milton Lewenberg as secretary. Six schools have joined: Rindge Manual Chelsea High Volkmann Brighton High Boston Latin and English High.
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Volkmann School
Milton Lewenberg
English High School
Rindge Manual
Chelsea High
Volkmann
Brighton High
Boston Latin
English High
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Dorchester High
Stone’s School
Milton Academy
Mechanic Arts High School
Games Today Across the NBA Circuit
Boston visits Detroit and Washington plays Cleveland. New York travels to Chicago while Philadelphia faces St. Louis in a full day of games.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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