Those Speed Boys Were Chuck Full of Ginger Yesterday
The Red Sox crushed the St. Louis Browns 10 to 3 at Huntington Avenue Park as Boston’s lefty-hitting lineup battered Bailey before pulling away in five innings. Hooper, Lord, Stahl, Speaker and Carrigan led a sharp attack while Charley Smith’s steady pitching kept St. Louis guessing. Lord stole a base and sparked multiple scoring bursts. Bailey exited after a rough fifth, Pelty relieved, and Waddell was sent home with a splintered elbow for St. Louis.
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Boston Red Sox
Huntington Avenue Park
Speed Boys
Southpaw
Bailey
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Jack O’connor
Ginger
Lord
Boston
St. Louis
Hooper
Stahl
Speaker
Carrigan
O'Connor
Charley Smith
Browns
Elding
Wagis
Gardner
Larry
Petty
Wallace
Criss
Jake Stahl
McConnell
Niles
Johnson
Washington
Connor
Sox
Charlie Smith
Bostons
Tris Speaker
Killifer
Stone
Smith
Hoffman
Donnie
Schweitzer
Hartsell
Southpaw Bailey
Charlie’ Smith
Batley
Stead
Pelty
Jack O'Connor
Wagner
Lewis
Rube Waddell
PO. A. EB
Kats
Tenes
AB. R. BH
Waar Riggs
Gye
Hartzell
Petraes Killifer
Pae
Stevens
St. Boston
Louis
Griggs
Evans and
Egan
Closest Harvard Yale Dual Track Meet in Years
The Harvard Yale dual track meet next Saturday is shaping up as a toss up. Harvard loss of key sprinters Foster and Cummin clouds sprint events while Yale misses Seymour but adds Watson and Ranney. Half mile features Kirjassoff for Yale with strong Hanover and Harvard relay veterans rounding out hopes for both sides.
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Harvard-Yale
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Crimson
Elis
Foster
Seymour
Mack
Bierstein
Old Hill School
Wheeler
Boyd
Thayer
Cummin
Tyler
Donavan
Watson
Ranney
Exeter
Andover
Kelly
de Selding
Simons
Baird
I. Kirjassoff
Max Kirjassoff
Frantz and
Whitely
Kirjassoff
May
Wood
Ryley, Guild
Warren
Tigers Lose to Ford as Detroit No-Hits in New York
New York defeated Detroit 2 to 0 as Russ Ford outpitched Edgar Summers. Detroit failed to score until the seventh inning, with runs arising on a string of hits by La Porte Channel Sweeney and sacrifices by Austin and Roath.
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New York
Rusger Ford
Edgar Summers Todal
Detroit
la Porte
Channel
Sweeney
Austin
Roath
Taylor Denies Rumor Linking Murray to Red Sox
President John S. Taylor of the Boston Americans denied last night the rumor that Billy Murray, former manager of the Quakers, would manage the Red Sox. He called the speculation absolutely unfounded and said it was circulating widely before he halted it.
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John S. Taylor
Boston Americans
Billy Murray
The
Quakers
Red Sox
Taylor
Middlesex No-Hits Concord in 11–0 Baseball Victory
Middlesex School shut out Concord High School 11 to 0 as Boyle pitched a no hit game. Barron delivered a home run and three-base hit while Winsor and Douglass sparked the offense with two-base hits and stolen bases. Pitching details include Boyle fanning seven, LaForte Fallon and Hooper pitching for the opponents, and Murphy serving as umpire in front of a crowded site.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Concord High School
Boyle
Middlesex
Barron
Douglass
Stevens
Winsor
Sanderson
Devereux
Wright
Miller
balfe—Of LaForte
Fallon
Hooper
LaForce
Richardson
Varley
Empire
Murphy
Concord High
I. i PO
B. Douglass
Varney
Baer
Sand
la Force
E H S Beats St Johns in Error Filled Game
Danvers May 11 St Johns Prep lost to the Boston English team in a game dominated by errors. Boston led early then surged in the fifth inning to a decisive 12 to 3 victory with strong hitting and defensive miscues by St Johns Prep. Batteries Devine Rammacotti Syecaner for Boston Heffernan Woods Sheehan for St Johns.
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Devine
Rammacotti
Syecaner
John’s
Sheehan
Springfield T. S. 5, Mass. Aggies 2
Springfield Training School won a hard fought game from Massachusetts Agricultural College by 5 to 2. Both pitchers performed well and each side struck out.
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Amherst
Springfield Training School
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Burkett Fails to Slow Worcester in 17-6 Rout
Lawrence toppled Worcester 17 to 6 in the heaviest New England League game of the season. Every Lawrence batter had at least one hit with Bannon collecting four. Perrett and Ainsmith drove in three runs apiece. Worcester used three pitchers, including manager Jesse Burkett, who allowed six runs and a balk over the last three innings.
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New England
Lawrence
Mass
Worcester
Bannon
Catterson
Perrett
Ainsmith
Jesse Burkett
New Bedford Edges Brockton in Close Baseball Clash
New Bedford beat Brockton 4 to 3 in a tight game as both pitchers were hit hard. Williams starred in center field with a long run and a one handed catch, throwing to the plate for a double and making a spectacular play in the eighth inning. Cassett and Hendricksen led the offense with key hits, while Temple and Sweeney split pitching duties for the teams. The game featured sharp fielding, timely hits, and momentum shifts throughout.
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Brockton
New Bedford
Williams
Dam
Shannon
Cassett
McLean
O McGovern
C'ingham
Crackard
Bauman
Dulin
Lot Wilson
Ulrich
OlLavigne
Temple
SiBweeney
Hat
Beauman
Wilson
Africa
Hendriksen
Stankay Dulin
Watson
Sing
Cunniham
Hendricksen
Doub
Sweeney
New Dedford
Hix
Apron McCrone
Totals. Lowell at Fall River baseball nine runs
Lowell batted for Friend in the ninth, final score Fall River 2 Lowell 1. Magee hit a home run and two doubles, Devine and Wormwood each had hard hits, Fitzpatrick and Magee drove in runs. Tyler and Friene pitched, Friene struck out six. Time 1 hour 44 minutes. Umpire O'Brien.
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Friend
Lowell
Fall River
Fitzpatrick
Campbell
Flaharty
Magee
Jones
Devine
Wormwood
Weaver
Pedient
Friene
Finharty
Sullivan
Tyler
Dall—Haight
Burdett
Chelsea High Beats Boston University In Low-Scoring Game
Chelsea High defeated Boston University yesterday afternoon by 13 to 6 in a lively game. Chelsea batteries were Brown and Cassani, while Carr and Cannon played for Boston University.
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Chelsea High
Boston University
Brown
Cassani
Chelsea
Carr
Cannon
Medford High Tops Boston College High 4 2 in Weekday Game
Medford May 11 The Medford High School baseball team defeated Boston College High School 4 to 2 at Fuln Street grounds. The home team rallied in the second inning, collecting three runs. Notable were H Fahey and Early for Medford and Sweeney and Hughes for BC High.
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Medford
Peremen
Boston College High School
St Mark's Triumphs In Low-Scoring Senior Baseball Clash
St Mark's defeated Brown Sophomores 4 to 3 at Southboro in a brisk game. Brown led by two errors and three hits, while St Mark's outhit the visitors. Notable plays included a Brown double play Fletcher to Gilbert and a fine catch by Halcomb.
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St. Mark’s
Brown Sophs
Southboro
Brown
Fletcher
Gilbert
Halcomb
St.mark’s
Bh.po.a.e
Ae Halcorb
R.f
Prackling
Chatfield
C.f
Hewett
Stevens
VonDerleith
Bundy
Tewksbury
Ervin
Oj Gilbert
Eveeees
Rune—Sprackling
Jones
Randall
Bliss
Armour
Miller
Sprackling
Smith
Strick
Supple
Tishe
Dorchester High Tops Roxbury High In Lopsided Win
Dorchester High defeated Roxbury High at Dunbar Avenue grounds by 8 to 1. Hoernig hit two doubles for Dorchester while Strauss pitched well but received poor support and many hits were misplayed by Roxbury’s defense.
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Dorchester High
Roxbury High
Dunbar Avenue
Hoernig
Strauss
Baseball matchups listed for national and regional play
The schedule lists pairings across leagues with cities such as Boston St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New England towns New Bedford Brockton Worcester Lawrence Fall River Lowell Haverhill Lynn plus games St Louis Boston Chicago Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Philadelphia and others.
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Boston
ST. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
H. EK
Chicago
Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New England
New
Bedford
Brockton
Lawrence
Worcester
River
Panhdiaies
Teeene
Washington
Pears
Htewell
Lynn
New Bedford
Fall River
Haverhill Street
Lowell
Haverhill
Malden High Beats Waltham High 8 4 In Slow Game
Malden High defeats Waltham High at Bryant Street grounds 8 to 4. Malden scored four runs in the first inning aided by errors. Waltham never threatened. Wescott highlighted by a three-base hit and strong defense, while several Malden players contributed including Wooley Eberle and Butler.
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Waltham
Malden High
Malden
Waltham High
Bryant Street
Wescott
Po.a.e
Po.a
Wooley
OlStankard
Eberle
OlLeary
Oy Wescott
OiSmith
Butler
Barry
Crockett
C. F
Filson
Lethman
Wilson
Odaffy
Wien
Heally
Queen
Cobb
Maiden
Smith
Weather Forces Postponement In Doves Cardinals Tilt
In St Louis on May 11 the third game of the series between the Boston Doves and St Louis Cardinals was postponed due to a drizzleJust before kickoff. Managers Lake and Bresnahan expect to play the final game tomorrow Weather permitting. Lake lauds his young roster and hints at giving Parsons a chance on the western trip Sharpe and Herzog receive praise for steady play and timely hitting
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ST. Louis
Boston Doves
St. Louis Cardinals
Lake
Bresnahan
Charles
Buster” Brown
Cardinal
Richie
Corridon
Backman
Parsons
Giants
Sharpe
Herzog
Kaiser to Award Prize for 1911 Sonder Races
Emperor William authorized the Kiel Yacht Club to announce a prize for American German sonder klasse yacht races to be sailed off Kiel in 1911 under the same conditions as 1909.
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Kaiser
Kiel
Emperor William
Kiel Yacht Club
Cubs Win Third Straight Over Giants Two Run Victory
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 in Chicago. Marquard was hit freely but Who relieved him and halted the Giants as Chicago started scoring with a home run to right field.
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Chicago
New York
Marquard
Duffey Discusses Oxford Cambridge vs Harvard Yale Debate
Arthur Duffey notes the failure of Oxford and Cambridge to meet Harvard and Yale this year may delay easing strained Anglo American athletic relations. He cites Yale and Harvard’s scholars dominating Cambridge Oxford in recent dual meets and comments on local AAU decisions, with readers asking about Boston Americans and Detroit games.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
England
Yankees
Rhodes
Amateur Athletic Association
Wet grounds stall Montreal Jersey City game
Scores and venue notes show Buffalo beat Buffalo 5 0, Toronto beat Baltimore 4 3, Rochester edged Newark 6, while Montreal Jersey City game was played with wet grounds due to conditions.
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Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Fordham Beats Princeton 3 2 In Ninth inning Rally
Fordham defeated Princeton 3 to 2 in Princeton New Jersey. Lackey struck out with two men on base in the ninth to close the rally. Fordham pitcher Mahoney held Princeton without a hit until the ninth and contributed two three-baggers.
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Princeton
N. J
Ford
Lackey
V. White
Mahoney
Labor Leader Frank H. McCarthy of Boston
Frank H. McCarthy, a leading New England organizer for the American Federation of Labor, is a trusted ally of Samuel Gompers and regarded as his representative in the region. Born in England, he learned cigar making, led Boston Cigarmakers Union 97, and served as president and officer in multiple labor bodies. He is about 35, a bachelor, and long active as a Boston Central Labor Union delegate and former chief marshal of Labor Day parades.
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Frank H. McCarthy
New England
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
A. F P. of L
Gompers
McCarthy
England
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Boston
Mr. McCarthy
South End
Boston Central Labor Union
A. F. of
Settlin
Unclear Engraved Phrase in Organising Work Pursuit
Fragmentary OCR hints at an organizer or organizer related pursuit, with stray letters and incomplete phrases. No clear person, place, date, or event can be identified from the readable text. The readable portion suggests activity around arranging or coordinating work, but details are too fragmentary to name entities or outcomes.
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Mr. Bailey
Jacques Malf -Miler
Wuriler
Little
Harvard Yale
Tigers
Russ Ford
Chake
Laporte
Roach
Weeney
Csceses
Detroit AB
D. Jones
A. Bush
Correencune & Cobb
R. F . Fee
Crawford
Delahanty
Moriarthy
Eres Stannage
Sizamons Caeevovess
S.s
Summers
Simmons
Aristin
T. Jones
O’loughlin
Pertne
St. John’s
Springfield
T. S
Aggies
B.H.T.E
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OjAnthony
R. F
Noyes
OjRondeau
Jolly
O McCone
Manning
Martin
Finlayson
Warner
Grant
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Burkett
Lawrence S.e
Reynolds
Perrott
Page
Haas
Hassell
Anthony
MecCone
Scanlon
Crum
Lanigan
Sebastian
Bh.po
A.E
Moore
Logan
Noblett
Hilton
Wetsel
Stovall
Daum
O'Toole
Abbott
B. C
N. E. League
Dorchester
Roxbury
Roxbury - E . Ve
Rause
McPherson
Rausehal
Fraser
Hoerre
Ra Hoernle Gannon
Wiseman
Conley
Kennedy
Kelaea
Gill
Steguas Wiseman
Aleaander
Hurroy
CUBS
Evers
Sheckard
Schnite
Uae
Haere Taideras
Hofman
Steinfeldt
Betes
Beaumont
Zimmerman
Kling
P .S
PO. A
Devore
Doyle
Tee Murray
Ficietten
Bridwell
Ietcher
Arthur Duffey
Duffey
Hubson Trong
Ball Town
Nationals
Fordham
N. E
A.F. of
Frank H. M’carthy
Chickering
America Federation of Labor
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