Star Cyclists on the Move to Europe and America
James Moran sails for Paris to race in Paris Berlin and London his first trip abroad. Bobby Walthour and Tommy Hall head to Boston for April 19 races at Revere track with Menus Bedell. Alec MacLean works on Revere track surface as riders gather for the season meeting. Vinson shines in White Sox spring camp and Little Cy Young is reportedly to marry soon.
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James Moran
Chelsea
Paris
Bobby Walthour
Tommy Hall
Havre
Boston
Moran
Berlin
London
Walthour
Hall
Revere
Menus Bedell
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
Hugh MacLean
Motors
Alec MacLean
Oval
A. A. Maclean
Revere Cycle, Track
Vinson
Cleveland
White Sox
Comiskey
Little Cy Young
Little Cy
Winter Pitches 5-2 Victory Over Yannigans
Little Georgie Winter pitched a full game for the regulars as they defeated the Yannigans 5 to 2 in New Orleans. Ralph Glaze started for the Yannigans but walked too many batters, contributing to most of the runs. Josslyn remains sidelined and Ferris is not yet ready to return.
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New Orleans
Georgie Winter
Yannigans
Ralph Glaze
Ferris
Josslyn
Briggs Given Frisco Offer From Coffroth
Steve Mahoney manager of Jimmy Briggs received a letter from San Francisco promoter Jimmy Coffroth offering Briggs a chance to box there soon. Coffroth seeks a strong opponent at lightweight as Briggs stays in shape ready to travel at a moment’s notice.
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Steve Mahoney
Jimmy Briggs
Jimmy Coffroth
San Francisco
Chelsea
Briggs
Coffroth
West
Deshler
Mahoney
Boston Nationals Easy Win Over Danville Team
The Boston Nationals defeated Danville 5 to 1 in Danville. Boston powered by strong batting and two pitchers Lindaman and Young, with Brown and Needham behind the plate solid behind the stick. Tenney and Strobel played steadily for the Nationals, while Danville frequent errors hurt the locals.
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Boston Nationals
Boston Boys
Boston
Lindaman
Young
Brown
Needham
Tenney
Strobel
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Eaaeles
Brain
Sewer
Howard
Bates
Bridwell
Seer
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L.indaman
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Reggy
Uaha
Zurlag
Bierman
Rickard
Etree
Cole
Reese
Colino
Woodward
Beddy
Richard
Colin
Richards
Benny
Mr. McDonald
Harvard Opens Baseball Season Versus Vermont Today
Harvard begins its baseball season this afternoon with a game against the University of Vermont. The Harvard lineup includes Leonard at eighth, Simons shortstop, McCall second base, Stevenson catcher, Pounds right field, Hellman left field, McCarty first base, Dexter center, Taylor, Greene, Brennan, and pitcher.
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Harvard
University of Vermont
Leonard
Simons
McCall
Stephenson
Pounds R
Hellman
McCarty
Dexter
J.f
Taylor
Greene
Brennan
Open handicap games at North End Park for Patriots Day
Open handicap events sanctioned by the Northeast Amateur Athletic Union will feature 100 yard dash 440 yard run 880 yard run 1 mile run open team races and running high jump for all registered athletes.
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North End Park
Spike Robson Arrives to Fight in Boston and Philadelphia
The famed English featherweight Spike Robson announces he will fight in America, splitting time between Boston and Philadelphia clubs. He is open to matches up to 500 pounds for bouts at 122 to 125 pounds. Johnny Kling had kept his name before fans but is not detailed here.
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Spike Robson
England
Boston
Philadelphia
America
Frank
Spike’ Robson
Johnny Kling
Boys of the B. A. A. to Swim on Friday
The 11th annual junior class day at the B. A. A. features a 75-yard swim to start at 4 o’clock on Friday. It continues with 50-yard and 25-yard events, relays, an egg-diving contest, diving, two water polo games, and end with life-saving and shooting exhibitions by McKenney Rollins. Referee is G. B. Clark with judges J. McDonald C. B. Tucker timer F. W. Wood starter J. H. Shaw.
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McKenney
Rollins
G. B. Clark
J. McDonald
C. B. Tucker
F. W. Wood
J. H. Shaw
Boxing News From Chelsea Club Ring and Fighters
Gossip of the Ring previews a Chelsea club card with Joe Jeannette vs Sam Langford ahead, plus Jerry Gaines vs Joe Geary and Charley Dwyer vs Young Nelson. It lauds Matty Baldwin and criticizes Kid Goodman for a foul, notes Corbett Hyland match in Salt Lake, and mentions Brockton’s Eugene Condon delaying a club opening.
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Lincoln
Chelsea
Joe Jeannette
Sam Langford
Hercules
Langford
Jeannette
Billy Pierce
Boston
Hector McInnis
Matty Baldwin
Goodman
New England
East
Baldwin
Eugene Condon
Young Men's S
Brockton
Tommy Feltz
Albert Delmont
Young Corbett
Dick Hyland
Salt Lake
Racing Officials Named to Return to Committees
Robert Lee Morrell will serve again on both committees of the American Automobile Association and the Vanderbilt trace commission. The New York Automobile Trade Association backs an open air show at Empire City track May 24 25 26. W J Morgan lists seven hill climb events at Wilkes-Barre May 10 11 12. The climb includes a Giant Despair Hill test and a track test. New York Motor Club economy test dates set for the week of June 18 starting and finishing in New York. Cuba presses ahead in auto world planning tournaments next year earlier and Florida races possibly moved to February or March. A 250 horsepower Vanderbilt racing car offered for sale after cost over 15000 dollars. Sartori leaves Vanderbilt's service as racing chauffeur.
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Robert Lee Morrell
American Automobile Association
Vanderbilt Trace Commission
New York Automobile Trade Association
Empire City
W. J. Morgan
Wilkesbarre
New York Motor Club
New York
Cuba
Ormond Beach
Florida
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Daytona Beach
Vanderbilt
Paul Sartori
School Athletics Preview Highlights Local Players and Teams
Captain Whittemore leads Stone's School baseball drills on Locust street as talents rise for a stronger nine. Macdonald stars for Noble and Greenough in the first four. Coombs from Exeter eyed for Somerville High. English High back infield power with Mclaughlin Norton Parle and McNulty. Joe Butler a top interscholastic pitcher. Dorchester's Delaney strong at first base. Ballou and Hobigand show promise among green players. Brown and Nichols boast a light crew on water. Dexter Thurber trains at bow for Stone's cross-town track. M street playground busy with Mechanic Arts and South Boston High practice sessions. Giants to face Yale at Polo Grounds next Saturday.
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Whittemore
Stone
Locust Street
Macdonald
Noble & Greenough
Boston
Coombs
Exeter
Somerville High
English High
Brown & Nichols
Dexter Thurber
Bow
M Street
Mechanic Arts
South Boston High
Sporting Briefs tease for more pages
For other sporting news see other pages of Today's Post. The note directs readers to additional coverage elsewhere in the issue.
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Sporting
Today’s Post
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