Walloping Braves Rout Petersburg Nine In Lopsided Tilt
The Boston Braves hammered three Petersburg pitchers for 21 hits in a 14 to 4 rout on April 1. Kling's lineup scored steadily from the first inning, traded hits with Hughes then Brunsman, and noted Virginia Kling as a late appearing mascot as Cy Young drew fan interest elsewhere.
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Petersburg
Braves
Kling
Boston
Richmond
Hastier
Snaviry
Scotty’ Ingerton
Ben Houser
Hughes
Busch
Brunsman
George Tyler
Cy Young
Ty Cobb
Virginia Kling
Virginia
Athens
AB. R
Sweeney
Saul Os
Campbell
Miller
Mire
Jackson
Houser
Ingerton
McDonald
Tyler
Brown
Pew
AB. R. B
Simmons
Poland
Barnett
Brennan
Tridig
Trughes
Camp Miller
McDonnell
Ald
Leidig
Runsman
Yannigans defeat Norfolk 18 to 4 in exhibition
Boston Yannigans overpower Norfolk with strong hitting and solid defense. Hess and Weaver pitched for the Yannigans as they rout the Virginia league team, Kirk Gowdy and Spratt star behind the plate and at short, with notable throwing by Kick.
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Norfolk
Newport News
Boston Yannigans
Boston
Duke
Farrell
Hess
Weaver
Yannigans
Bostonians
Kirk
Gowdy
Spratt
Kick
Joyce
Teague
Wahl
Nfeffer
Shelton
Monahan
Jones
Kaiser
Wright
Wood
Jloyee
Pfeffer
Labrun
Norecum
Yale Accepts New Athletic Constitution
New Haven April 1 The Yale University student body ratified by 686 to 178 the new athletic constitution aimed at centralization. It grants Sheffield Scientific School representation equal to the academic department and puts all major sports under a single Yale Athletic Association. Walter Camp presided as the plan faced little opposition and takes effect immediately.
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New Haven
Yale University
Sheffield Scientific School
Walter Camp
Yale Athletic Association
Vanderbilt Horse Wins Paris Racing Day
At the St. Cloud meeting on April 1 W K Vanderbilt’s Satyrane won the Prix de Tessancourt Charles Pfizer’s Hiawatha finished second in the Prix des Tourneroches and W K Vanderbilt’s Iowa placed second in the Prix des Allees.
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Paris
St. Cloud
W. K. Vanderbilt
Satyrane
Charles Pfizer
Hiawatha
Iowa
Oxford Wins 69th Boat Race By Six Lengths
Putney England April 1 The Oxford eight won the 69th annual boat race over the Thames from Putney to Mortlake. The Dark Blues defeated Cambridge by six lengths in 22 minutes 5 seconds for the four mile and a quarter course.
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Putney
Eng
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Mortlake
Dark Blues
Oxford Dark Blues Dominate in Henley Rowing Race
Weather worsened from Saturday with boats swamped earlier. race declared no race but restarted. Oxford won toss and led from the start, widening to a six length margin past Barnes' bridge with finishing time 22m 5s at Mortlake. Cantabs finished second as conditions remained challenging.
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Oxford
Middlesex
Oxonians
Hammersmith Bridge
R. C. Bourne
Barnes’ Bridge
One Mile
Chiswick Eyot
Mortlake
Continuous Miami to Quebec auto tour linked to highway effort
A eight person touring party will drive three cars from Miami to Quebec led by Fred C. Miller of Miami's Board of Trade and Automobile and Good Roads Association. The group includes Mrs Miller, FE W Philo, and W P Brion, with officials from the Touring Club of America and Quebec Miami Highway Association attending.
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Miami
Fla
Quebec
Que
Fred C. Miller
Board of Trade
Automobile and Good Roads Association of Miami
Touring Club of America
Dorchester club plans bold 1912 track and boxing campaign
North Dorchester A. A. seeks regional and New York entries after last season's strong showing led by Clarence DeMar. Festus Madden Saklad and Bill McVickar headline distance squad as boxing debates continue with New York reforms. Community clubs coordinate shows while cross country events multiply and local races loom in April and May.
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North Dorchester
Clarence DeMar
DeMar
Festus Madden
Saklad
Madden
Bill McVickar
Exeter Star
McVickar
Jack Ryder
South Boston A. C
New York
Dix
Acme A. GC
Jamaica Plain
Carl Linberg
E H S Relay Team Begins Outdoor Work
The English High School relay team started outdoor practice at Charlesbank track preparing for the Penn relay carnival in May. Coach Jim Crowley focused on starts and aims to match the 1911 team which set a world's schoolboy relay record.
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Penn
Charlesbank
Jim Crowley
Melrose High selects Somers as baseball coach
N. G. Somers, Ohio State graduate and former Allen School football coach, was named coach of Melrose High School baseball for the coming season. He met the team candidates yesterday as captain Chiessong had ordered reporting last week, and outdoor practice took place on the school diamond.
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N. G. Somers
Melrose
Ohio State University
Allen
Chiessong
Union College Football Schedule Release
Union College announces 1924 football slate with games at Schenectady against Amherst Aggies Hobart and Rochester at Rochester Wesleyan in Middletown and Stevens at Hoboken plus Worcester Tech Rutgers Hamilton on dates in late September through November.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
Amherst Aggies
Hobart
Worcester Tech
Rutger’s
Hamilton
Rochester
Wesleyan
Middletown
New England Championship Bouts and Sports Inquiries
The note discusses McMahan and Oscar Hedlund winning the New England half mile title. It mentions athletes Jones Cornell Mel Sheppard New York Ira Davenport Chicago and cautions about Ken ney Kennedy, plus updates on boxing venues and league contacts in Boston and Roxbury.
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New York
Woodbine Twineth
McMahan
Oscar Hedlund
New England
Jones
Cornell
Mel Sheppard
Ira Davenport
University of Chicago
K. S
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Kennedy
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Speaker
Henriksen
Cr. Pike
George Brown
Boston
Squirrel—Boxing
Roxbury Club
Cc P. P
EF. C. Deland
Herald
Cc. P
Southbridge
Brockton
Boston P. O
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