Nashville Fans Edge Red Sox Before Boston Rally
Nashville led 2 1 after seven innings as Gilroy held Boston’s bats with a spit ball mix and Syfert faltered in relief. Boston exploded for nine runs in the last inning to win 10 2 as Ambie Storer and Tris Speaker pushed Nashville toward an early train to Cincinnati. Harry Niles fielded poorly at short, Heinie Wagner absent, Hooper left fielded well, Cy Morgan finished, Lake plans six pitchers for the Cincinnati series.
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Nashville
Tenn
Red Sox
Lake
Boston Invaders
Harry Niles
Nashville Boys
Taunton
Mass
Gilroy
Boston
Magnolias
Patsy Flaherty
Syfert
Beaneaters
McConnell
Harry Lord
Ambie
Tris Speaker
Robertson
Crafts
Bostons
Waterloo
Icecal
Jake Stahl
Doc. Gessler
Mr. Syfert
Heinie Wagner
Harry
Wagner
Cincinnati
Young Hooper
Ehman
Cy Morgan
Morgan
Eddie Cicotte
Arellanes
Wood
Check
Reds
Sheer AB
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Lord
Gessler
Stahl
Ee Niles
R. BH
Wiseman
Fast
Ste
Siegle
Wee Ae
Butler
Tonneman
Pratt
Wen
Tome Sie Esnvess
Hooper
Lord and Spencer
Bay
Tanneman
Spencer
Niles
Speaker
Bassett
Ketchel to fight Sailor Burke in New York club match
Stanley Ketchel plans to take on Sailor Burke at a New York club this month to keep fit. Johnson remains reluctant to fight Ketchel, with potential big matches in California and by Jim Coffroth and Tom McCarey pursued, while Ferguson and Langford press for a Johnson bout.
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Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Ketchel
Sailor Burke
New York
Burke
Stanley
California
Johnson
Tom McCarey
Jeffries A
Los Angeles
Jim Coffroth
Colma
Coffroth
Jeffries
Kaufman
Ferguson
Langford
Racing Dory Assn Accepts Challenge for Massachusetts Races
The Massachusetts Racing Dory Association accepts a challenge from the Portland Yacht Club for a new series of championship races in Massachusetts Bay next summer. At least three boats per side will race, with reps and dates set before July 1. The annual meeting at Parker House approved the plan, with Marblehead seen as the midsummer venue and five boats to be selected.
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Massachusetts Racing Dory Association
Portland Yacht Club
Massachusetts Bay
Massachusetts Association
Parker House
Marblehead
J. Samuel Hodge
Massachusetts Organization
Drawings for B A A Tennis Championship in Boston
Boston Athletic Association announces court tennis draws with N Prince facing E James and J B Chamberlain meeting A P Hawes in round one on April 11. Cc T Russell meets winner of the opening match on April 18 and 8 D Pope meets the round one winner. Finals set for April 25. Walter Kinsella of the Racquet and Tennis Club New York to play exhibition vs William Hartley the B A A pro next week.
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Boston Athletic Association
N. Prince
E. James
J. B. Chamberlain
A. P. Hawes
Cc. T. Russell
D. Pope
Chamberlin-Hawes
Walter Kinsella
The
Racquet and Tennis Club of
New York
William Hartley
Two Runners Enter Boston Marathon From East and West
Boston Athletic Association Marathon entries include John J Gallagher of Brown Preparatory School and the Middle Atlantic Athletic Association of Philadelphia and William T Shannon of the Pittsburg Athletic Club. Gallagher finished second in the Pittsburg Marathon and third in the Atlantic meeting. Shannon won the Pittsburg Press Marathon and took first in a 10 mile Pittsburg race on December 29.
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Boston Athletic Association
John J. Gallagher
Brown Preparatory School
Middle Atlantic Athletic Asociation of
Philadelphia
William T. Shannon
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Pittsburg
Mellor
Fowler
Shannon
Rindge Defeats Roxbury Latin In Season Opener
In the first schoolboy baseball game of the season at Rindge field, Rindge Manual Training School beat Roxbury Latin 15 to 1. Cambridge pitchers struggled as a 12-run fourth inning broke the game open. standout hitters included Wilson Metivier and Culhane, with Roxbury Latin’s lone run scoring in the first inning.
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Rindge Field
Roxbury Latin School
Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Hill
Wilson
Metivier
Culhane
Roxbury Latin
Wendell
Fritz
Welch
Broderick
Rindge
Lyons
Stephenson
Captain Welch
Hardeen Knocks Out Wolf’s Boxer in Stage Clash
At the old Howard theatre a boxing bout ended with Hardeen defeating Wolf’s champion My Clothier in two rounds. The match drew a packed crowd and both fighters appeared in peak condition. The winner’s victory was publicly displayed afterward at Wolf’s storefront.
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Old Howard
Wolf's
Hardeen
Hiardeen
Wolf's Store
Marathon of Marathons at Polo Grounds Excites Boston Fans
Arthur Duffey notes the Polo Grounds will host a marquee marathon this afternoon with a field of notable distance runners. He highlights Dorando and Dineen as leading contenders, mentions North Dorchester A A A and local clubs shaping up, and cites Alex McLean predicting Jim Jeffries could stage a comeback with Sandy Ferguson improving at Northboro.
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Polo Grounds
Softon
Dorando
Feme
Shrubb
Hayes
St. Yves
Maloney
America
Jeff
McLean
Sandy Ferguson
Northboro
Ferguson
Sandy
al Kubiak
Did Jeffries Ever Fight Griffin and Other Sidelights
Question and answer style notes tackle boxing history and sports figures. Jeffries fought Hank Griffin yes. Griffin characterized inracial terms. Frank Gotch wrestled in Boston yes. at Columbia Theatre he beat Yankee Rogers. Nelson defeated Joe Gans in the final rounds. details on Britt vs Nelson reveal four fights with wins by Britt and Nelson and a no decision.
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Jeffries
Hank Griffin
Griffin
Revere Track
Pop Maher
Boston College
Frank Gotch
Boston
Columbia Theatre
Yankee Rogers
Longboat
Shrubb
Joe Gans
Nelson
Cambridge
Britt
Georgetown Defeats Penn State 8 to 56 in Baseball
Georgetown University baseball crushed Penn State College with an 8 to 56 victory. The dominant offense and pitching overwhelmed the visitors in Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Penn State College Today
Doves Clinch Victory Over Spartanburg in Wild Road Trip
Doves defeated Spartanburg 9 to 2 after a strenuous rail trip from Athens. Kirk White pitched five strong innings, Bowerman relieved, and Becker led a 13 hit attack with a home run. Ritchey and Dahlen drove in key runs as the Doves struck early and pulled away in five innings. The team heads back to Greenville then onto Charlotte late tonight.
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Spartanburg
Athens
Vanderbilt College Glee Club
University of
Doves
Spartans
Richard
White
Gus Corner
Bowerman
George Graham
Conner
Donner
Beck
Ritchey
Johnny Bates
Lindeman
Becker
Gardin
Dingle
Scweenens Ia
Eo Va
Wynne
Lanham
Beusse
Justus
Ritter
Rickard
Te Oo ' Cooper
Mainey
P Fees
Abercrombie
Se Lorre
Boston Oe Ween Sos
Bates
Beecher
Bower
Dahlen
Dorner
Matney
Wild Plich
O'Meara
Quakers Win the First Game of Season
Philadelphia National League team defeats the Philadelphia Americans in a close opener. The series will be seven games all at the National League grounds while the Americans postpone use of their new park until April 12 to open the American league season.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Americans
Americans
Squabs Defeated Again by Charleston Club
The Boston Squabs lost to the Charleston club 4 to 1 in Charleston South Carolina. Score by innings shows Charleston taking an early lead and finishing with four runs while Boston managed one. The brief game report provides limited, unclear inning details due to OCR corruption.
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Charleston. S. C
Boston Squabs
Charleston Club
Charleston
Aed
Baseball results from multiple cities with varied leagues
At Columbus Columbus 7 Anson's Colts 6 in six innings. At Charleston Charleston 4 Boston 1. At Macon New York 15 Macon 1. At Atlanta Chicago 5 Atlanta 2. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 4 Philadelphia 1. At Birmingham Brooklyn 13 Birmingham 45. At Memphis St Louis 4 Memphis 3.
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Columbus
Anson
Colts
Charleston
S. C
Boston
National
Macon
New York
American
Atlanta
Chicago
Southern
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Brooklyn
Birmgham
Memphis
St. Louis
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Paul H. Shannon
Burke Johnson
Jim Barry
Armory
A. A
Chelsea
Barry
Kubiak
Jimmy Gardner
Bill McKinnon
Jimmy Clabby
Bob Wilson
Peter Sullivan
Lawrence
Sullivan
Bob
Willie Fitzgerald
Johnny Cohan
Charley Griffin
Australia
Benny Yanger
Frankie Madden
Madden
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Hyan
Kansas City
Freddie Welch
Juarez
Ure
Willus Britt
Bat B. W
Somerville
Cal
Dory Ass
Summer St
Wallops
Roxbury
R. BH. PO. A. EF
CME
Wicks
Walsh
Treland
R. Pes
Hubbard
Wee Meee
Murphy
Annee Eden
Oo Caldwell
Peete
Ummings
McDermott
Ewe Rensee
Pearse Ensbosaee
Raymond
Eee
Eensseesees
Fritz P
Wees If
R. A PO
A. E Shaw
Deere
Packard
Chamberlain, Taare
Smith Ree
Metivier Altehison
Wilson Fairbanks
Thayea
Cummings
Fairbanks Welch
Fitzgerald
Caldwell Lyons Wildvitech
Hillary Stephenson
Tubbard
pire—McLaughlin
Arthur Duffeys
North Dorchester
Pat Dineen
Orplice
Dineen
Mat Mahoney
Orphee
Alex. Mclean
Jim Jeffries
Duffey
the Locomobile Company
Copley Square
Georgetown
Arthur D. Cooper
R Bates
Tees
Tiammol Gils
Gs Sige
Quakers
Philadelphia AB. R. Taper
Knabe
Titus
Magee
Teen Ewee
Bransfield
Deininger
Doolan
AB. R
Hartsel
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Hbaker
Heitmuller
Oldring
Powers
Dygert
Wees
Athletics Sree Ee Snes
Grant
Nicholls
Davis
Doomn
Gert
McQuillen
Dy Gert
O'Day
Connolly
Squabs
Wntep
Wivuin Tay
Pen Ee aCe Tert Er Iit
Nia
Urea
Ana Betts
Hunter
Maryland
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Hinckley Bidg
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