Sox Edge Nashville in Narrow Double Play Escape
Boston Red Sox survive a wild ninth inning in Nashville as Larry Gardner makes an unassisted double play to end the threat with the bases loaded. Lewis leads Boston with a triple and a homer, driving in four as the Sox win 7 to 6 over the Volunteers. Gardner, Engle, and Yerkes also contribute in a tense exhibition before about 2,000 fans.
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Tenn
Larryer
Boston Red Sox
Gardner
Volurtsteers
King
Callahan
Red Sox
Sloane
Larry
Collins
Rem Bor
Phaloes
Lewis
Yerkes
Redge
Wilson
Lindsay
Janvrin
Stoane
Hemingway
Foster
Ringer
Berger
Hardner
Engle
Williams
River crew workouts amid heavy weather
School crews under Pat Manning drilled on the river despite stormy conditions. Boston College High joined with two crews led by Captain Paul Rooney, while English High Boston Latin and the High School of Commerce each fielded multiple shells for intensive practice.
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Pat Manning
Boston College High
Paul Rooney
English High
Boston Latin
High School of Commerce
Fenway School
Boston College H. S
P. Rooney
Wheuley
Burns
Walsh
Keating
Doherty
Breau
Sargent and Manning
J. Rooney
Morrissey
Santossuosso
Algar
Ignico
Bigelow
Mitchell
Kettelle
Kingston
McCafferty
Kaiser
Manning
Carr
Gile
Fletcher
Boyajian
Levine
Boston
Kentoff
Mansfield
Fitzgerald
Campbell
Dunham
H. S. of Commerce
Wellings
Southworth
O'Neil
Wylie
Starr
Kennedy
Tekmejian
Cronin
Cunningham
Sloane
Russell
Fisher
Shea
Eaton
Laird
Hunt
Smith
Donovan
Grace Devon narrowly pins Livingston after time ends
Grace Devon of Brockton rushed Livingston and pinned her to the mat just after the bell at the Howard Atheneum. The time limit had expired, leaving the match unofficially a win for Devon. Livingston predicted victory if extended, and a rematch was planned for next Wednesday. Devon then challenged the champion, with a bout against Fanny Lewis of Lynn tonight.
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Grace Devon
Brockton
Cora Livingston
Howard Atheneum
Devon
Miss Livingston
Cora
Fanny Lewis
Lynn
Defiance to Launch Bow First for America's Cup Trials
The sloop Defiance, built for the America's cup trials, will launch bow first on May 11 to reduce rudder risks. Designer Owen argues this method lowers accident potential, with three days afterward needed to rig the vessel. Oregon pine spars are en route and sails are due soon. Like Shamrock IV contenders, Defiance features a centreboard with an estimated eight foot drop.
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Bath
Defiance
George M. Pynchon
Sloop Syndicate
Owen
Colonial League Sets May 15 Start for New Season
The Colonial league votes to open its Class C season on May 15 and end on Labor Day. A 100 game schedule is approved with each team playing 10 home games and one away. Morning and afternoon games planned for Memorial Day Fourth of July and Labor Day. President Coppen to draw up the schedule. Forfeit of 1000 dollars required by April 15. Representatives from Brockton Taunton Woonsocket New Bedford Falls River Pawtucket attend.
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Providence
Colonial League
Charles B. Coppen
National Association
Brockton
J. EB. Walsh
Taunton
Ambrose Kane
Woonsocket
R. J. Hill
T. M. Welsh
New Bedford
John H. O’brien
Falls River
John F. Kiernan
Pawtucket
Frank Pfeffer
Stinson
Hank Gowdy
Les
Braves
Gonzales
Villazon
Macon
Luque
Stallings
Cuba
S. R. A. Crews Out For River Rowing Practice
The Schoolboy Rowing Association reported details of the first practice on the river. Noble & Greenough and Browne & Nichols launched shells at the Union Boat Club with both first and second crews listed by names and positions.
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Schoolboy Rowing Association
Union Boat Club
Noble & Greenough
Browne & Nichols
Lloyd Means
Woods
Merrill Wiggin
Converse
Jenney
Harrower
Brock
Williams
Greenough
Leland
Gundry
W. Richardson
Captain Howe
Wells
Cabot
Woolson
Aldrich
Brown
Allen
Adamowski
Brooks Beats Kid Thomas in Unity Club Bout
Gardner Brooks of Lowell defeats Kid Thomas of Lawrence at the Unity Club in nine rounds as Thomas’s seconds throw in the sponge. Phinney Boyle of Lowell wins a 10 round decision over Battling Joe Carroll of Lawrence. Johnny Boyle of Lowell replaces Tony Meringo in a ten round bout, Boyle outweighed by 15 pounds, with referee Tommy Sullivan.
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Lawrence
Washington Americans rout Newark Internationals in exhibition win
Washington Americans defeated the Newark Internationals 8 to 2 in a top exhibition game. The contest featured strong hitting from Harper Collier and Henry for Washington while Newark struggled at the plate and in the field with errors and misplayed innings.
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Washington
Washington Americans Today
Newark Internationals
R. H. E. Washington
Eeresersesesesseess
Newark Spo Seeereerseseresesesae
Harper
Boxing bouts off at Cambridge and regional scene notes
The Cambridge boxing cards were canceled by order of Colonel Graves amid local opposition. Joe Woodman denied managing Dan Porky Flynn and discussed boxing governance, favoring Billy Gibson for state boxing commissioner. A Neptune A C bout features Joe Eagan versus Johnny Glover with three undercard matches, while Lakeside A C Webster plans a April 15 tournament unlikely to proceed. Brown vs Dundee set for April 16 at O Rourke's Gotham, and Billy Gibson opens a new adium A C with an April 11 show.
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Cambridge
E Company
Eighth Regiment
Graves
Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
Jack Read
Dan “Porky” Flynn
Tom O'Rourke
New York
Billy Gibson
Woodman
William Gibson
Gibson
Boston
Neptune A. C
Kr. O. Brown
Johnny Dundee
O’rourke
Gotham Club
Rubber Game Hangs On Saturday In I A Pilgrim Series
The Irish American A A Pilgrims series stands 3-3 after six games with 30-25 in favor of the Pilgrims. The final game will be at the Boston Arena Saturday night and promises a hard fought, roughest contest of the season. The Pilgrims aim to overcome the recent slump and win the series.
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Boston Arena
Pilgrims
New York Nationals trounce Beaumont 12 to 1 in Texas league
The New York National first team defeated Beaumont 12 to 1 in Beaumont Texas. Beaumont's sole run came on two singles and an error by Snodgrass. Batteries Mathewson Hearne and McLean. Grant McCuiller and Bobo listed in the box.
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Beaumont
Tex
Texas
Snodgrass
R.H.E. New
Bohemian Champion Karl Lemle Defeats John McLaughlin
Karl Lemle billed as the Bohemian Perfect Man won two straight falls over John McLaughlin at the Grand Opera House last night. Lemle dominated the match with decisive moves and classic straight falls securing the victory.
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Karl Lemle
John McLaughlin
Grand Opera House
Daley Again Cuts Williams Baseball Squad
Williamstown April 2 Coach Daley closes with a 19 man varsity after a second cut. Inclement weather delays outdoor drills but Easter recess in New York offers practice on Fordham College and South Orange Field Club diamonds. Retained players include Ainslee Gillette Higginbotham Hodge G W Smith 14 Bowen Michler Parsons Swain Toolan 15 Brumbach Cutler Powell Seibert Statler 16 Clark Worcester 17 Smith Young 717.
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Daley
Williams
New York
Fordham College
South Orange Field
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Gillette
Higginbotham
Hodge
G. W. Smith
Bowen
Michler
Parsons
Swain
Toolan
Brumbach
Cutler
Powell
Seibert
Statler
Clark
Worcester
Smith
Young
Crackers Rally Past Naps 5 2 In Atlanta Exhibition
Atlanta, April 2. The Crackers defeated the Cleveland American League club here 5 to 2. Joe Jackson hit a first inning homer for Cleveland. Cleveland pitcher Steen struggled with control issuing seven walks. Batteries Dent Efrid and Dunn for the Crackers Steed and Bassler for Cleveland.
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Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Steen
R.H.E. Atiouia
Gide
Tadescsaeb
Obi Eyasce
Brown Wins Over Minnis in Riverside R C Special Bout
Henry Brown of Revere captured the New England 158-pound amateur title with a decision over J. J. McInnis of West Lynn in Cypress Hall Cambridge. The bout went an extra round as both fighters tired, with Brown basing his win on straight lefts to the face and right uppercuts to the body.
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Revere
New New England
J. J. McInnis
West Lynn
Riverside R. C
Cypress Hall
Cambridge
Brown
McInnis
Charles Ross
Jamaica Plain
Herbert Sennett
Dorchester
Braves Bombard Macon in 14 0 Exhibition Shutout
The Braves rout Macon 14 to 0 in a midweek spring exhibition. Boston stars Maranville Whaling and Griffith led a 19 hit attack while James Meikle Vaughan and Martin worked the mound. Evers with two chances to join the swatters missed, as Gonzales and Villazon join Macon for the coming season with Luque staying with the Braves.
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Braves
John Evers
Joe Connolly
John
Rabbit” Maranville
Charley Deal
Tom Griffith
Heavy Artillery
Bill James
Meikle
George Stinson
Macon Boys
Maranville
Whaling
Griffith
Schmidt
Mann
Gilbert
Vaughan
Martin
James
Evers
Dugey
Gowdy
Boston
PO. A
Ste Tener
Tee
Ef Griffith
Connolly
F . Eal
Twee
Tere Nee
P Seaee
Sheen
Ford
Matthews
Bowden
Virestine
Selph
I ” Veach
Teen
Dawg
Ted
Opening of New York Baseball Season Exhibits Classic Rivalry
The Brooklyn Superbas defeated the New York Highlanders 8 to 4 in ten innings at Ebbetts Field on April 2. Robinson Day honored manager Wilbert Robinson as Postmaster William E. Kelly threw the ceremonial first ball and a floral horseshoe was presented.
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Brooklyn National
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyns
McHale
Warhop
Reulbach
Brooklyn
Waener
Pieh
Highlanders
Aitchison
Superbas
Frank Chance
Dalton
Wheat
Williams
Walsh
Manhattanites
Peckinpaugh
Norman Elberfeld
Wilbert Robinson
William E. Kelly
Robinson
R.H.E
Wagner
McCarthy
Piel
Sweeney
Emslie
O'Brien
Cards Beat Browns in St Louis Series
The Nationals won the second game of the St Louis series for the championship, defeating the Americans 6 to 3. It was the Nationals’ second victory with Hagerman, Griner and Snyder pitching for the Nationals and Wingo, Baumgartner, Taylor, Weilman, James and Agnew for the Americans.
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Nationals
R. H. EB. Nodigabir
Cineae
Hagerman
Griner and Snyder
Wingo
Baumgartner
Taylor
Weilman
James
Agnew
Crossin
Princeton Elects Long Captain Of 1915 Gym Team
William H. Long of Ardmore Pennsylvania was elected captain of the Princeton 1915 gymnastic team by the varsity squad. A junior, he has competed on the flying rings for two years.
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Princeton
N. J
William H. Long
Ardmore
City runners lead marathon results name trio
The B A A Marathon results published yesterday list George Gaskill Clifford D Grimwood and Harry Leonard all from the city among the top entrants.
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George Gaskill
Clifford D. Grimwood
Harry Leonard
Waterfront fire postpones Southern speed boat races
A waterfront blaze in St Augustine Florida destroyed the Power Boat Club House causing postponement of today's Southern speed boat races to tomorrow. No boats entered for the Southern race were damaged by the flames.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Power Boat Club
Phillies blank Athletics in spring exhibition at Shibe Park
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated the world champion Athletics 4 to 0 at Shibe Park. Cy Marshall held the A L clubs to two hits through four innings, and Achesger allowed one hit in five innings. The Nationals scored four runs on four hits with Pennock and Schang behind the plate. The game featured a wild throw and bids for spring timing in the series opener.
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Ray Collins
Volunteers
Carrigan
Heine Berger
Cleveland
Ray
Collins
Boston
Foster
Bonanza Wonder
James
Chief Stallings
Macon
Munn
Bill
Meikler
Leslie Mann
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Athletics
Shibe Park
Philadelphia Nationals
Cy Marshall
Oeschger
St. Mary’s College
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Cal
Phillies
Pennock
R.H.E. Nationals
Marshall
Devin
Burns
Schang
Connelly
Byron
Helen Evers Reported Ill With Pneumonia
Helen Evers youngest child of Captain John Evers of the Boston Nationals is reported ill with pneumonia. She is with her mother at the plantation of Manager Stallings in Haddocks Georgia on April 2.
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Haddocks, Ga
Helen Evers
John Evers
Boston Nationals
Stallings
Katou ra Yacht Launch in Bristol with Tod present
The steel schooner yacht Katou ra, built for Robert E Tod of New York and former New York Yacht Club commodore, was successfully launched today in Bristol Illinois in front of a large crowd.
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Bristol
R. IL
Robert E. Tod
New York
New York Yacht Club
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