Doves Edge Sally Leaguers In Close Columbia Game
Gans notes an April 1 travel from Augusta to Columbia for a Doves versus Sally Leaguers exhibition. Kelley used Ferguson and Lindaman on the mound. Colubmia’s Volz, Brown, Dahlen and McGann provided most offense as Doves rallied with a seven run seventh and added late runs to win.
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Volz
Welcher
Ferguson
Dorner
Weather delays Red Sox in Cincinnati April road trip
Weather again stops a Boston Red Sox game in Cincinnati as rain and wet grounds cancel plans. The loss of play costs each club at least 2000 dollars while fans vent frustration. Players adjust travel plans and lineups as rain persists.
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Gans Beats Robson in Third Round for Lightweight Title
Joe Gans, lightweight champion, defeated Spike Robson, England’s featherweight king, in the third round at the National A C in Philadelphia. Robson entered with a knee injury, fought on one leg, and was stopped after a powerful right to the jaw.
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Joe Gans
Spike Robson
England
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Robson
McGuigan
Charlestown Dog Show Offers New Boston Terrier Trophy
The Revere Kennel Club event in Charlestown on April 27 and 28 features a large list of specials. The newest prize is a valuable trophy for the best Boston Terrier in show, offered by A. G. Van Nostrand of Bunker Hill Breweries.
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Charlestown
A. G. van Nostrand
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Referee George Twohey resigns after wrestling bout
George W. Twohey, former referee of all Columbia Theatre wrestling matches, handed in his resignation last night. In the McAuley of New York versus Perrelli of Boston bout, Perrelli won two straight falls, the first in seventeen minutes and the second in under four, yet Twohey refused to issue a decision.
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James McAuley
New York
John Perrelli
Boston
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Roxbury Latin Drubbed 20 to 0 by Rindge Manual
Opening baseball game sees Roxbury Latin—described as grammar-like—loss 20 to 0 to Rindge Manual Training School of Cambridge. Rindge scored 11 runs in the first inning and featured a notable unassisted double play by O'Brien. Attendance was 400. time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Doves to Meet Bisons in Exhibition in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina April 1 arrangements were made to host the Buffalo Eastern League team tomorrow instead of the local Colum bia club. Manager Smith brings a strong squad with Natress White Smith Murray Schirm Whitney Hill Ryan Archer and pitcher Kissinger Verwinkle starring for the Bisons.
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Archer
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Boston school boy crews train for Memorial Day regatta
Yesterday the Boston squads shaped the youngsters for the tough regatta ahead. Poor water conditions challenged practice as coaches John Graney and William O Leary drilled watermanship. English High’s four oared crew showed best form in the photo.
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William O’leary
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Yale Defeats Trinity 5 to 2 in New Haven Baseball Game
Yale batsmen could not land on Trinity pitcher Woodle after the first inning but capitalized on hits by Captain Jones and Clifford and a Murphy pass for three runs in the opening frame. The teams traded two runs each the rest of the game, final score Yale 5 Trinity 2. Captain Jones and Xanders each had three hits.
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Lindaman
Clark
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Volz
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Bill Dahlen
Welcher
Dan McGann
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Sad News Triggers Joe Kelley Departure From Doves
In Columbia South Carolina on April 1 Manager Joe Kelley rushed to Baltimore after a wife’s telegram told of her uncle Colonel Mahan being shot. The shock forced Kelley to leave at 16 p m for Baltimore as Colonel Dovey named Dan McGann temporary captain in Kelley’s absence.
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Yankees Win Chess Round In Vienna Tournament
In the eighth round of the international chess tournament in Vienna on April 1, Americans Marshall and Johner won their games against Cohn and Berger respectively. Maroczy and Schlechter are now tied for first place.
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Harvard Lacrosse Class Championship Decided by Sophomores
The Harvard sophomore lacrosse team defeated the freshmen 5 to 0 in the opening class game deciding the class championship. Coach Myer watches for varsity material as the class games end. The varsity selection follows next Tuesday with a southern tour planned after the April recess.
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Myer
Tommy Burns Takes Stage At Sphinx Club Dinner
London April 1 Tommy Burns the champion heavyweight fighter appeared in a new role tonight as a guest at the Sphinx Club dinner He was scheduled to speak on Publicity in Sport but was sandwiched between Lord Alverstone and Mostyn Pigott two of London s leading after dinner speakers The debate touched on ethics of Oxford s secret trial row and Burns contribution drew mixed notice.
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Wagner Conflict Drives Cubs Pirates Rift Claim
Birmingham April 1 according to Cubs manager Chance who has inside info Wagner has refused to play with the Pirates since last summer after a dispute with Fred Clarke over a play for a run. Since then the two have been enemies and Wagner would join only if Clarke was released.
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Wagner
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Financial Frost for Red Sox
The Red Sox exhibition series yields poor financial returns due to bad weather. In Cincinnati the Monday game drew only $40, far from covering the defeat cost and indicating subdued box office receipts despite expected crowds.
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Red Sox
Dartmouth Baseball Team Leaves for Southern Trip
Dartmouth announces its southern trip roster with Catchers Leonard Ganley and pitchers Glaze Vehmeyer Severance and Mitchell. Brady Stark Conroy Eaton Emerson Hobart Langdell infielders, Emerson as utility, with Manager Cooper and Coach Glaze joining before he reports to Boston on April 13. Team departs Friday for tour ending in Charlottesville on the 12th.
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Harvard Baseball Wins Nine Inning Tilt At Cambridge
The Harvard Regulars defeated the Indians in a nine inning game yesterday at Cambridge. All runs came in the seventh inning with only one player reaching third before. Coach Pieper shuffled the lineup and both teams showed eagerness despite خام weak hitting.
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A.scscercrass
Bowdoin Beats Brown 5 4 In Riverside Field Thriller
Bowdoin defeats Brown 5 to 4 in Providence as Brown mishaps and missed hits cost runs. Files pitched for Bowdoin while Brown struggled with fielding when runners reached base. Final score 5 4 Bowdoin.
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Brown
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