Cy Young Age Question Stirs Scribes and Fans
The World of Sport column jousts about Cy Young’s true age with Denton T. claiming 88 and other figures like Bob Fitzsimmons, Jack Horner, and Bill Bernhard weighing in. The debate frames a playful dispute over legendary pitchers ages in baseball lore.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Denton T
Jack Horner
Methuselah
Bill Bernhard
The
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Athletes leading American Olympic bid head to Athens
In New York an array of sprinters, distance runners, jumpers and swimmers from Missouri A.C. Cambridgeport Gymnasium New York A.C. and other clubs prepare to sail on the Barbarossa to compete in Athens. Key figures include Robert Fowler W D Eaton Archie Hahn Martin Sheridan Myer Prinstein Ray Ewry Harvey Cohn and James Sullivan among others.
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James Mitchell
New York A. C
Richard Sheldon
Yale
Myer Prinstein
Syracuse
Paris
St. Louis
Ray Ewry
H. W. Kerrigan
Portland
Ore
America
W. D. Eaton
Cambridgeport
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
W. A. Schick
Harvard
Athens
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Cambridgeprt Gymnasium Association
Missouri
Amherst College
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
A. A
Somerville
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Eaton and Fowler Leave for Athens
The article examines accusations of tainted amateurs in athletics, citing Arthur Duffey Melvin Sheppard and Egan as examples. It notes investigations at a B A A boxing meeting, potential impersonations by local amateurs, and long past professional ties of boxers like Conroy Hickey and Stanger recounting bouts at Lenox club.
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Melvin Sheppard
New York
Athens
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Bryn Mawr
Albert Delmont
Kid Stinger
Phila
Delphia
Haverhill
Stinger
Fred Stanger
South Boston
Stanger
M. J. Conroy
Conroy
A. A. WU
Lenox A. C
James Hurley
Lenox Club
Albert Hickey
Bert Hickey
Young Hickey
Johnny Burns
Joe Reed
Lynn
Young Cow
Gus Dumont
Cambridgeport Athletes Headed to Athens for Olympics
W D Eaton and Robert Fowler of the Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association began their journey to the Athens Olympics. Fowler, the Marathon runner, aims for victory after an 18 mile workout while Eaton prepares for sprint events with a focus on start technique. Also traveling are James Connolly, Frank Connolly, and Tom Cronan from Boston, with Connolly sailing to New York and the others to join in Crete.
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New England
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St. Louis
Missouri A. C
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Shawmut Boat Club
James RB. Connolly
Barbarossa
Frank Connolly
Celtic
Amateur Teams Seek Strong Local Baseball Games
The Jamaica A A desires games with top state teams. Contacts include F M Cummings Jamaica Plain. The Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association in Boston. St Johns Peabody seeking semi pro players for holidays and Saturdays. Woodard A C targeting 18-year-olds. The Franklins Charlestown want 18-19 year olds. The Cliftons Dorchester seek 16-year-olds. Belmonts Charlestown with 11-12 year olds. Maple A A seeks 16-year-olds in uniform. Young Walcotts Dorchester want 12-13 year olds. Boylstons Jamaica Plain ask for fastest nines from multiple towns. Bigelows Quincy pursue 16-17 year olds. Esmond Athletic Club invites high school second teams and others.
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South Street
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Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association
T. J. Gordon
Union Park Street
Boston
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Holiday
Satur
C. J. Houghton
Woodard A. C
W. Donovan
Middle Street
South Boston
Franklins
Charlestown
J. Foley
Russell Street
Cliftons
Dorchester
C. Gilchrist
Vine Street
Roxbury
Belmonts
J. Martin
Bunker Hill Street
Maple A
F. Dinsmore
Ash Street
Waltham
Walcotts
J. H. Cullen
Norfolk Street
Boylstons
New England
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Reading
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Sharon
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Rockland
Walpole
Holyoke
F. W. Johnson
Mattapan
Bigelows
Quincy
J. L. Ford
Main Street
Esmond Athletic Club
C. J. Bateman
Esmond Street
Candle Pin Tournaments Begin With New Individual Event
Miah Murray announces an individual candle pin bowling tournament to run from next Friday through April 27. The top 20 men after preliminaries will compete for cash prizes for the first four, with extra prizes for top strings across weeks and finals. Casino alleys hosts a parallel tournament running tonight to April 18 for the top four consecutive strings, with a special prize for the highest single string.
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Boxing Week Gossip Sparks Chelsea Card
In Chelsea a crowded boxing week features Mat ty Baldwin versus Kid Goodman with big title talk for Baldwin and Goodman. Also on the slate Sam Langford versus Joe Jeannette and Peter Sullivan meeting Terry Martin in Augusta, plus plans for Feltz Delmont in Brockton and Otto versus Allen in Philadelphia.
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Kid Goodman
Battling Eldridge
Young Frenchy
Worth
Pat Callahan
Lincoln A. C
Chelsea
Young Erne
George Memsic
Indianapolis
Peter Sullivan
Terry Martin
Augusta
Young Otto
Johnny Allen
Philadelphia
Amby McGarry
Charley Sieger
New York
Johnson
Art Edmunds
Newark
Young Donahue
Chick Tucker
Tommy Love
Young Haines
Sam Langford
Joe Jeanette
Jim Scanlon
Joe Grim
Altoona
Penn
Tommy Feltz
Albert Delmont
Brockton
Maurice Sayers
Fred Wanders
Milwaukee
Artie Simms
Andy Bezenah
Columbus
National A. C
Peter Maher
Sailor Burke
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Hot Springs
Feltz
Delmont
Jimmy Walsh
New England
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Felts
Fall River
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Peter
Joe Jeannette
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Lawrence
Sam
Jack Dougherty
Honey Mellody
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Goodman
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Hjalmar Lundin
Allen
Otto
Johnny Mack
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Trot Springs
Young Kloby
Harry Gilman
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Dutch Carr
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Collins Boys in New Orleans Arrive to Fine Weather
The Boston Americans landed in New Orleans an hour and a half late, enjoyed good weather, and planned daily practices 11 to 2 at the local club grounds. Pitcher Gibson joined the squad amid condolences for his father as Boston eyes Roche transfer amid White Sox and Cleveland tensions.
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Boston Boys
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Roche
White Sox
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Boston Candle Pin League Standings and Averages
Standings show Sudbury, Chelsea Square, Central, and Noddle divisions with W L records and averages. Individual averages list Burns, Forrester, Hack, Baldwin, Fitzgerald, Bradbury, Walsh, Mortimer, Boutin, Goodwin with scores ranging from .92 to .98 across players.
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Noddle
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Forrester
Chel
Hack
Baldwin
Fitzgerald
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Mortimer
Boutin
Goodwin
Final Standings and Top Averages for Bowling Team
The record lists teams such as Ford Peerless White Wayne Rambler Premier Fosdick and M Tyler with their win loss tallies and scores. A C Sawyer of the White team leads in highest individual average 902 11 highest single string 127 and highest three string total 517. White also holds top team averages 425 and top team three string total 1343.
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Tenney Begins Northern Swing in South Tour
Tenney and his players traveled by train arriving in Charleston at 3 p m They will play Charleston tomorrow Danville on Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday in Norfolk Va Then Friday and Saturday face the Washington Americans The team brings souvenirs and Bates and Woode received a lucky alligator Jacksonville fans wished them godspeed and praised their quiet conduct during the Florida trip
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Norfolk
Washington Americans
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Florida
John Boyle O Reilly Club elects officers for season
The John Boyle O'Reilly Football and Athletic Club elected C. J. Melody as president and John Maher as vice-president. T. Mitchell became financial secretary with J. Norton recording secretary. D Slattery was chosen captain and M. Shorter manager. M Spillane named vice-captain. The club scheduled a April 19 Kickam game for the New England title and a May 30 match against Portsmouth at O'Connell field.
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Locust Street Grounds
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Purity and Quality
An advertisement asserts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey is uncolored unsweetened and unadulterated. It emphasizes the bottle bears the Chester H Graves & Sons signature on face and neck labels and notes the whiskey is mild flavored and sold in full quart bottles at moderate cost through druggists.
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Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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