Red Sox Recruits Edge Regulars In Spring Game
In Hot Springs Arkansas on April 3 the Red Sox youngsters, the Recruits, defeated the Regulars 7 to 6 in a hard fought spring contest. Yannigan pitched nine innings for the Recruits, with Bushelman holding the mound for the Regulars. Hugh Bedient battled trouble while Jack Bushelman impressed, and Tris Speaker's defense robbed Caruso of an extra base hit.
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Charlie Hall
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Buck O’brien
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Seeseveld Gardner
I F
Bushelman
Collins
Collings
Doyle
Hallahan
Lemard
Olson Naps Captaincy for Cleveland Club
Ivan Olson, Cleveland shortstop, will be captain of the American League team this season. Manager Harry Davis announced the choice in New Orleans after speculation that Larry Lajoie might be captain. Davis also announced the release of Winchell, Barr, and Hendrix to the New Orleans Southern league team.
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Ivan Olson
Harry Davis
New Orleans Today
Larry Lajoie
Davis
Winchell
Barr
Hendrix
New Orleans
Giants Pull a Win from Fire in Ninth Inning
Washington April 3 McGraws wrecking crew pulled the game from the fire in the ninth inning as four runs crossed. The Senators led 5 2 before Giants hitters Shafer and Burns delivered timely hits after Fletcher exited. Final score 6 to 5 as Washington fans watched a sure victory slip away and McGraws men seized the win.
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Giants
Dixie Walker
Crandall
Bob Groom
Walker
Fletcher
Shafer
Burns
Americans roll past Nationals 8 to 1 in interleague game
In St Louis on April 3 the Americans defeated the Nationals 8 to 1. The Nationals scored first in the second inning, the Americans tied it in the fourth, and in the ninth the Americans produced two runs on three singles an error and a sacrifice. Umpires Johnstone and Egan.
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Philadelphia Nationals Americans Spring Series Game Postponed
The Philadelphia Nationals and Americans game in the spring series was postponed today due to cold conditions in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Harvard Beats Cornell 6 0 in Soccer Dominant Showdown
Harvard overwhelmed Cornell 6 to 0 at Soldiers Field as the Crimson used aggressive play to seize control from the opening whistle and keep the ball in Cornell territory throughout. Cornell struggled to mount a counterattack.
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Cornell
Soldiers
Crimson
Columbian League Abandons Field. U S League Set to Open
Chicago promoter William C. Neizen announced that the Columbian baseball league would not field a team this year while Chicago will be represented in the United States league. He said the US league season would run from May 1 to October 1 with a schedule to follow.
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Wallace ties can to three brownies
St. Louis April 3. Manager Wallace of the St. Louis American league club announces releases of infielders Shanley and Cross and outfielder Jim Magee. Magee sent to Lowell Mass while Shanley and Cross are released outright.
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Cross
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Mass
Clabby Wins Welterweight Title Bout On Points
Jimmy Clabby defeats Mehegan on points in a 20 round Stadium bout in Sydney to claim the welterweight championship. Clabby, an American, meets Australian middleweight champion Mehegan, holder of the lightweight crown, in the title tilt.
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Australia
Jimmy Clabby
Mehegan
Penn Defeats Holy Cross In Snowbound Baseball Game
Pennsylvania beat Holy Cross 4 to 8 at Franklin Field in a game halted in the seventh inning by a snow flurry and chilling winds. Haley and Minds produced key plays for Penn, while J Murray and Volk paced Holy Cross with timely hits and a two-way showing from Bob Murray.
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A.E Cawley
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Trang Os Sieves Hagene Ees
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Minds
Smith
Hickey
Letters on boxing, amateur status, and meet entries
Readers discuss boxing opinions from 1907 including Fitzsimmons versus Sullivan. Messages advise writing to Weston in Portland and George Brown in Boston for amateur entry details. Another letter asks if a rep school athlete paid by a parent could be considered a professional under amateur rules.
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J. OC. R
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Sullivan
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George Brown
School Street
J. O. BK
Pacific Avenue
Toronto
Georgetown Beats Vermont 4 1 In Thorough Victory At Home
Georgetown defeated Vermont 4 to 1 in a well played game at Washington today. Georgetown dominated with strong offense and solid defense securing the win against the University of Vermont.
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Georgetown
University of Vermont
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