Lawson dogs win 16 first prizes at show
At a major dog show this afternoon Lord Roy a royal bred puppy owned by Mrs May E Benton captured the blue ribbon amid a strong field led by judge Jaenes Mortimer. Lawson swept 16 first prizes with Thackeray Soda Rodney Monarch Fashion Glen Monarch Blackwall Bess Smoke and Ives Dublin Girl. Frank F Dole also dominated with bull terriers Edgewood Faultless and other high honors.
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Jaenes Mortimer
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Fred Mansell
Thackeray Soda
Rodney Monarch
Fashion
Glen Monarch
Blackwall Bess
Smoke
Ives Dublin
Lawson
Croker
Dole
Edgewood
Red-letter Day at New England Kennels Club Show
Yesterday’s New England Kennels Club show drew near 1500 people with the hall packed in the evening. The English bulldog display was the main attraction, sparking keen rivalry among bulldog owners as crowds filled the venue.
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New England Kennels Club
Atlantic Ocean
Dineen Keeps Early Lead In Six Day Race
In Detroit on April 2 Patrick Dineen of Boston led the six day go as you please race at the Light Guard armory with a 13 lap advantage over Hoegel man after the first hour. Dineen widened his margin by three laps, placing him about one mile ahead of the leading group. Young Davis and Golden have dropped out due to injuries from a Lynn Mass race.
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Columbia Beats New York University In Baseball Duel
Columbia University defeated New York University 7 to 3 in New York City. The game featured nine hits for Columbia and five for NYU with five errors apiece. Batteries were Tyler and Goodman for Columbia and O'Connor and Coes for NYU.
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Georgetown Defeats Pennsylvania In Lopsided College Game
In Washington on April 2 Georgetown overwhelmed Pennsylvania 11 to 2. Georgetown piled 11 hits to Pennsylvanias 7, while Georgetown committed 1 error to Pennsylvanias 7. Reynolds Groves Wolfe Corriss MacKay Fay Drill and Drake each batted for Georgetown and were credited with victories and contributing to the rout.
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Charlestown youths seek games and baseball talks
In Charlestown the Puritans seek a 15 year old baseball team offering half a peso for a match. Gold at 31 Parker Street invites contact for arrangements. The Eagles seek two games on April 19 with Charles Orrell at 14 Carter Street. Yale football team stopped at Hotel Lenox last fall during visit.
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Crane Jr and Campbell win opening American tennis matches
In New York on April 2 the opening round of the American championship saw Joshua Crane Jr of Boston defeat Mortimer Taton of New York 6-4 6-1 6-3. Oliver S Campbell of New York beat P S Sears of Boston 6-2 6-2 6-4 in the second match.
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Joshua Crane, Jr
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Mortimer
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Delaware Senate Vacancies Stir Republican Leaders
Washington reports Delaware vacancies in the Senate threaten GOP unity. If no agreement is reached, the November elected Legislature could tilt Democratic. Delaware Republicans remain deeply divided with no progress toward a settlement.
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Delaware
Senate
Fire Destroys Factory and Shops At Rowley
Fire this morning destroyed A. Boynton's mill factory house and stable Maplebraeck's grocery O U A M r Hall and the residence of D M Ker total loss about 18000 partially insured.
Harvard Needs New Men for Crimson Baseball Team
Harvard coaches urge changes after 30 scrub candidates meet in Lower Massachusetts Hall. Five spots remain, and officials say a crackerjack team is possible only with new talent. Captains and coaches stress the urgent need for strong recruits to rebound the Crimson lineup.
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Bill Reid
Wendell
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Tufts Opens Baseball Season With Boston University Win
Tufts College defeats Boston University 21 to 1 at College Hill in Medford. Freshman pitcher Clement earns the win with two hits allowed, three strikeouts, and one walk. Poor weather caused many errors as Tufts bats overpower three BU pitchers. Attendance about 600.
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Harvard cricketers out for season prospects bright
Harvard's cricket candidates have started outdoor practice at Soldiers Field with matting due to soft ground. Last year's losses are greater than usual, but many new men show form and interest grows. Key returnees Drinkwater Pasca Mifflin Stokes Mather Tyng Paul Taylor.
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Tyng
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Brode
Grand American handicap opens with new winner likely
Kansas City April 2 with 456 starters the Grand American handicap opens. By day end 143 wing shots were a straight score of eight birds. Past six winners are all losing birds, signaling a new champion this year. O R Dickey Boston and E C Griffiths Pascoag both missed birds while Mrs S S Johnson Minneapolis posted a sensational straight eight and Annie Oakley missed two.
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Barbers sweep Produce in Marketmen's League series
The Barbers won two games of the candle pin series over Produce at Carruth's alleys last night. W F Roberts of Produce led scoring with a 99 single and a 261 three-string total.
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Carruth's Alleys
W. F. Roberts
Princeton Pitcher Disabled After Knee Wrench
Princeton New Jersey April 2 J H Underhill pitcher on the Princeton base ball team returned to Princeton today from Charlottesville with a badly wrenched knee and will be unable to pitch for at least a while. Stevens and Kafer, the freshmen, will do the twirling for the nine until Underhill is able to occupy the box again.
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N. J
J. H. Underhill
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Kafer
Underhill
Boxing Gossip at Criterion Club recounts on Sullivan Sweeney bout
The piece discusses the Sullivan Sweeney match verdict, crowd reaction, and claims of elbow fouling by Sullivan. It notes Billy Crowley's defense of the decision, letters from readers, upcoming boxing events, and gossip about Johnny Glynn and Kid McCoy.
Six Day Go as You Please Race Opens at North Street Rink
Salem opens a six-day go as you please race at North Street Rink with six competitors on a 24 lap to a mile track. The event started at 8 pm and ended at 10 pm. W J Grogan of Salem dropped out after lap 20. First night scores show Miles Dennis Carroll of Boston seven laps Sam Myers of Cambridge fifteen Hammon Hammond of Salem thirteen H N McLean of Cambridge fifteen Peter J Augustine of Peabody fourteen.
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North Street
W. J. Grogan
Miles Dennis Carroll
Boston
Sam Myers
Cambridge
Barnan Hammond
H. McLean
Peter J. Augustine
Peabody
German Emperor's yacht Meteor Til sails for Southampton
The American built yacht Meteor Til left Quarantine at 1 52 p m yesterday bound for Southampton near New York. She is escorted by the Hamburg American line steamer Scotia and is expected to complete the voyage in about 16 days.
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Hamburg-American Line
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Vanderbilt Wins Prix La Grange at Paris Meeting
Paris April 2 William Vanderbilt Illinois Jr and Bat finished first and second in the Prix la Grange at the Maison Lafitte meeting. Vanderbilts duo led the race as the principal event of the day with strong showing from the Illinois Jr. and Bat entries.
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National League War Ends as Spalding Resigns
April 2 New York The National League war ends with A G Spalding resigning as president. William G Temple of Pittsburg is named as the unanimous choice to take the helm. The peace conference at the Fifth Avenue Hotel produced the resignation letter and plans for a new centralized administration.
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