Boston Whitewashed by Cleveland Team
Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 0 as Boston errors and poor base running doomed the champions. Freeman and Lachance misfired at the plate twice with bases loaded, Ferris stood out with key doubles, and Dineen pitched well for Cleveland while Hess struggled for Boston.
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Cleveland
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Lajoie
Stovall
Turner
New York
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Hobe
Ferris
Cy Young
Dineen
Parent
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Hess
Buelow
Sheridan
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K. Vinson
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Lush
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AB Selbach
Eees Aee
Wena
Lachance
Yale Easily Downs Wesleyan 22 to 0 in opener
Yale defeats Wesleyan 22 to 0 at Yale Field to start the football season. The game was rough with penalties for holding and offside play, fumbling frequent, and Wesleyan offering little resistance beyond a lone Day diagonal run. Yale used a mix of formations and heavy line play, with late open field action as substitutes entered.
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Yale
Wesleyan
Hogan
Bloomer
Day
Somerville High Crushes B C Prep 43 to 6
Somerville High defeated Boston College Prep 43 to 6 in Somerville. Frost scored multiple touchdowns, with Higgins, Cummings, Stacey, Driscoll, Landrigan and Burns adding to the scoring. Hafford saw late action but did not break through for BC Prep.
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B. C. Prep
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Elliot
Rice
Henderson
Broderick
Stacey
Bradshaw
G. Dale Graves
Sewall
McDonough Burroughs
McGonagle Cummings
Baldwin
R. T
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C. Burns
Landrigan Blair
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Kelly Frost
Twohig
Morton Higgins
Hafford
Carley Driscoll
Kewar
F. B
Gilman
Somerville
Frost
Higgins
Cummings
Driscoll
Landrigan
Burns
McNeil
Storey
Locals Rally to Win in Eighth Inning
Chicago locals staged a strong eighth inning rally to secure the victory. Altrock pitched three easy innings for Washington before exiting. Walsh baffled opponents throughout, while Umpire Connolly ejected Manager Jones from the game.
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Altrock
Washington
Walsh
Connolly
Jones
Philadelphia at St Louis and other NBA matchups
American basketball schedule lists Boston at Cleveland New York at Detroit Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis reflecting a full slate of intercity games. Early-season standings and venue details were not specified in the fragment.
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Detroit
P.C
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Philadelphia
Louis
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Won
Boxing Gossip Sets Marlboro Bout as New England Title Hope
Young Donohue and Young Cahill of Roxbury train in Marlboro for a 15 round clash with Chester Goodwin of Chelsea for the New England 126 pound championship. Goodwin departs Chelsea for Marlboro, weight at 126 pounds by 1 pm. Referee Martin Flaherty to handle the rugged showdown. prior draws fueled fan interest. A separate card at the Passtime A C features Kid Pantz versus Young Kelly in a 15 round see-saw bout as Caley hopes to stage one of his club’s best matches.
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Young Cahill
Roxbury
Marlboro
Donohue
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Highland A. C
Goodwin
New England
Marlboro Club
Martin Flaherty
Charles River
Cambridge
Pantz
Fred Sidney
Sidney
A. C
Kid Pantz
Young Kelly
Jack Caley
Harvard Varsity Lineup Shifts Signal Unsettled Season
Harvard changes in the varsity lineup show coaches remain undecided about positions. Mills moves to fullback and Brill advances to left tackle while Parker and Hanlay join training table. A scrimmage with the scrub produced no score as Oveson and Brill vie for spots and Derby and Meier debut in togs.
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Harry Schoelkopf
Brill
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Parker
Milton Academy
Hanlay
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Foster Hurley
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Ebbets
Means Mills
College scores and locations show mixed results across New Haven to Philadelphia
Sports brief lists several score outcomes from games at Yale, Columbia, Tufts, Amherst, and other campuses. Highlights include Wesleyan 22 to 0 over Yale, Franklin and Marshall 0 at New York Columbia, Swarthmore 6 over Penn 4, and Bates 20 over Hebron with other matchups noted in terse form.
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New York
Columbia
Franklin and Marshall
Medford
N. H. State College
Tufts
Ain Rene the Cross
Amherst
Somerville
B. C. Prep
Groton—Groton School
Boston Latin
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
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Lewiston
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Mechanic Arts High Cancels Game With Malden High
Mechanic Arts High football management canceled the scheduled match with Malden High due to not having an eleven to field yesterday. Malden High defeated the Malden High Alumni team by 5 to 0.
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Mechanic Arts High
Malden High
Bates Beats Hebron Eleven at Lewiston Fairgrounds
In a one sided football game at the Lewiston fairgrounds Bates College defeated Hebron College 20 to 0 for a decisive home victory and strong defensive performance.
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Lewiston
Fairgrounds
Bates
Hebron
Nationals Take Two More From Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Boston split a doubleheader as Al Buckenberger's Braves beat the Pirates twice. Boston won 4 to 3 in seven and 4 to 0 in seven with sharp fielding and timely hitting.
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Nationals
Pittsburg
St Louis Beats Brooklyn 7 to 3 in Baseball Match
St Louis won again today from Brooklyn by a score of 7 to 3. The locals started off well but after the fourth, the visitors had it all their own way. Gessler and Bergen with two bases each powered the visitors while Hill and Beckley contributed stolen bases. Cronin allowed eight hits and McGinley eight for Brooklyn as St Louis pulled away in the later innings. Umpire Zimmer presided. attendance about 500.
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Chicago Defeats New York 7 to 2 in Low Scoring Game
In a National League baseball matchup Chicago triumphed over New York with a 7 to 2 victory. The game featured solid pitching from Chicago and timely hitting to secure the win in front of the Brooklyn crowd.
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Dr Liverpool advertises dollar visits in Boston for all patients
Boston doctor with 30 years of practice offers this month only a one dollar consultation examination and medicine for all diseases of men women and children. He claims rapid cures and promises to locate pains at a glance and treat without surgery for female complaints. Office is at 9 Remont Street with hours Friday and Saturday 9 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm Sunday 10 am to 8 pm.
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