Moran's Long Clout Saves a Whitewash
In Athens on March 31 the New York Americans overwhelmed the Doves 9 to 1. Moran homered twice and saved the shutout by racing a ball down the hill for a last run as Hemphill, Criger, Knight and Walter starred for Boston, while White faltered for New York past six innings.
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Athens
New York
Bosto
Boston Boys
Becker
Moran
Jersey City
Howed Quinn
Kerb White
Gardner
Ford
Walter
White
al Mattern
Sweeney
Beck
Boston
Hemphill
Criger
Knight
Quinn
Wight
Pate
Shean
Caphill
Kerb
Mle
Leise
H E
Foster
Jack Knight
Seingle
Austin
Graham
Frill
Ecker
Beise
Cree
Cooney
Doves
Getz
Mattern
Rariden
Herb Morans
Yankees
B. PO
Atobpson
K Moran
Grahem
Swooney
Wolter
Crieer
Kooster
Brown and Frill
Local High School Baseball Opens With Rindge Roxbury Tilt
Rindge and Roxbury High begin the local season with Roxbury Latin facing Rindge Manual Training in Cambridge. Coaches note strong practice, new players competing for key roles, and a mix of veterans and hopefuls across multiple schools as the season starts.
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Rindge and
Roxbury High
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge
Tom Owens
Owens
Highland School
Don Packard
Smith
Chase
Fox
Quincy
Rollins
Lyons
Hyde
Izard
Jones
MacDonald
Sheehan
Littlefield
Judd
Finn
Avon
Faunce
Cannell
Rindge
Cambridge Common
Wilfred Metivier
Danahy
McDermott
Fritz
Fitzgerald
James O’brien
Kling Finding Defended by National League Official
John Heydler, secretary treasurer of the National League, defends the commission’s reinstatement of Kling. He says the ruling was just and equitable and avoids a four year suspension under Rule 49, keeping Kling under his Chicago contract for the last year.
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New York
John Heydler
Treamhrer
The
National League
National Commission
Kling
Commission
Ban Johnson
Heydler
Chicago
Cote Beats Oscar Martin in Six at American A. C.
Oscar Martin of Philadelphia loses to Arthur Cote of Biddeford in six rounds after Terry Martin quits the bout for his brother. It was a clean, sportsmanlike card with the largest crowd yet seen at an Ameri-CBR event. Chester Walcott defeats John Henderson in five rounds in a rough bout. Tom Flanagan beats Scotty Coyne in eight rounds in a close contest. Paddy Mack stops Dutch Carr after Carr knocks him down three times in the second round. Jerome Moore refereed.
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Oscar Martin
Philadelphia
Tom Foley
South Boston
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
A. C
Martin
Terry
Ameri- Cbr Ae
Chester Walcott
John Henderson
Roxbury
Henderson
Walcott
Tom Flanagan
Cambridge
Scotty Coyne
Manchester
N. H
Flanagan
Coyne
Dutch Carr
Charlestown
Paddy Mack
South End
Dave Breen
Mack
Carr
Jerome Moore
Trade Rumor Swirls Around Giants and Lake
Atlanta March 31 Manager Fred Lake was absent from the team as he moved to Atlanta after altering plans at Uniontown. The Giants played Atlanta and left town quickly amid trade talk with McGraw known to seek a useful infielder.
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Athens
Fred Lake
Uniontown
Atlanta
New York Giants
Dovey
Lake
McGraw
Liiely
IVER LAWSON SET FOR EASTERN CIRCUIT RACING
American cycling great Iver Lawson signs to race on the Eastern Circuit this season. He will compete in sprint events at Revere Vailsburg Providence and Newark. Fellow riders Saxon Williams of Salt Lake City and Walter Bardgett of Buffalo also signed for the circuit.
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Ever Lawson
America
Revere
Vailsburg
Providence
Newark
Saxon Williams
Salt Lake City
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
Many Bouts Carded At Armory Tonight
Amateur boxing tournament at the Armory A. A. features 20 entries in 105 pound class 22 in 115 9 in 125 and 14 in 135 with two special bouts likely to run long into the night. Top amateurs expected and several shot contests listed.
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Armory A. A
Dorchester Man Buys Fast Pacing Stallion Asa Wilkes
John W. Coakley of Dorchester buys Asa Wilkes the fast pacer with a 2 09 1 2 record. He will race on the Grand Circuit this summer with Walter Cox as trainer and driver. The price is undisclosed but described as a good figure. Asa Wilkes is a son of Roan Wilkes.
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John W. Coakley
Dorchester
Asa Wilkes
Walter Cox
Roan Wilkes
Track Stallion with Notable Racing Record Highlighted
A seven year old stallion is noted for a strong body and legs and has only one recorded race break. Specific times 2 04 and 2 13 4 are mentioned alongside horse names Artful Maid and 3-4. The text emphasizes durability and limited interruptions in competition.
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Artful Maid
College Scores Report From Virginia and Pennsylvania State Games
Charlottesville Amherst 10 Virginia 0 and Richmond College 3 Penn State 1 scorecard shows dominating performances by both Virginia teams and a close contest at Richmond College. The report lists final tallies with notable margin in the Virginia game and the Penn State defeat.
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Charlottesville
Amherst
University of Virginia
Richmond
Richmond College
Penn
State
Dorando Wins From Indian In Close 20 Mile Race
Dorando the Italian foot racer won a 20 mile race at Exposition Rink in Pittsburgh by 60 feet over Tom Longboat the Canadian Indian. Time was 1 54 82 58 for the 20 miles. Longboat led early in the fourth mile then Dorando took and held the lead to the end.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Dorando
Exposition Rink
Tom Longboat
Longboat
Ninety Entered in North Dorchester Cross Country Road Race
Eighty entries were received for the North Dorchester A. A. ten mile cross country run starting at 3 from the Columbia Road Gymnasium. Notable entrants include Ostrand Bruce Upham Maguire Peabody Wilson Paint Halpin Hughes McGrath Burns McTighe and Riverside Boat Club. North Dorchester A. A. leads with 21 entrants followed by South Boston A. C. eight, Swedish-American four and Brookline Gym four.
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North Dorchester A. A
Columbia Road Gymnasium
Alex Ostrand
A. A
Frank Bruce
A. C
A. T. Upham
William Maguire
St. Alphonsus A. A
Ernest Peabody
Lynn
Harry Wilson
Cathedral A. C
Samuel Paint
Commonwealth A. C
T. J. Halpin
South Boston A. C
John R. Hughes
Brookline Gym
Paul D. McGrath
Ashmont A. A
Frank Burns
Walnut A. A
Francis McTighe
Yale Spring Football Practice Starts Monday
Yale captain Fred Daly ordered spring practice to begin Monday in New Haven. Most sessions will focus on punting and drop kicking as the squad prepares for the next season.
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Yale
New Haven
Fred Daly
Red Sox Note Comeback Hopes After Injuries
Hot Springs notes the Red Sox lineup looks thin with McConnell Lord and Niles out. Myers shines as pinch hitter in three at bats and could prove handy. Barry Dreyfuss Pirates skipped the game to watch the Red Sox and Reds. The Yannigans and Regulars meet in their last Majestic Park game next Saturday at 3 PM.
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Red Sox
McConnell
Lord
Niles
Speed Boys
Myers
Barry Dreyfuss
Pirates
Dreyfuss
Jack Flynn
Reds
Yannigans
Majestic Park
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Herb Moran
Homer
BE. A. Perry
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Egan
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Grant
Franklin Field
Fred O’brien
Cannon
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McPherson
Perry
Clune
Churchill
Medford High School
Somerville
Waltham
Kendal
Malden
Harlow
Lucas
Green
Cunningham
Packard, BR. L
B. H. Smith
R. I
Kenney, E. H
Cote
H. Newman & Son
Washington St
Cpn. Thompson
Washington St. Philadelphia
Iver Lawson
Dorchester Man
Keith
la Salle Corbell Pickett
Theodore Friebus & CO
Williams and
van Alstyne
Charlie Case
Mrs. Gardner Crane
Ruby Raymond
Alpha Troupe
Sam Dedy
Musical MacLarens
Muile
Dazie
Victor Herbert
MATS
Charles Frohman
Augustus Thomas
George Nash
Castle Sq
John Craig
Down Town
Boys of Co. B
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Eda von Luke
McFadden
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M. Tel. Oxford
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Pelesen Rea Seed
Metropolitan Opera Company
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Rehkopf
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Reiss
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Tremont St
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Frohman
Rich & Harris
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Mgrs
Billie
Tower Success
Dot
Chas. Frohman
Rich & Harris, Lessees & Mgrs
WM. Hodge
North Dorchester Run
Hot Springs
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William Harris
Manhattan Grand Opera Company
Oscar Hammerstein
Pelleas
Melisande
Miss Garden
Miles
Rerville- Reache
Trentini
Devries
Dufranne
Huberdeau
Crabbe
Traviata
Mme
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Mr. MacCormack
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Thais
Mlle
Renaud
Yankee Prince
Tom Lewis
Mabel Hite
John Kelly
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Mike Donli Globe
Man of the Hour
Howard
Young Corbett
Jack Sheehan
Columbias
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Jamaica
Panama
Colon
East River
Almirante
Santa Marta
Metapan
Zacapa
United Fruit Company
Battery Pl
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Washington
Raymond & Whitcomb
Linen Oak
Newman
Tremont Zanzibar Temple
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