Braves and Atlanta Team Tie In Extra Inning Game
Fast approaching nightfall at Ponce de Leon Park the Braves and Bill Smiths Atlanta team finished ten innings in a 3-3 deadlock. Umpire George Winters controversial calls kept the score tight as Red Lynch and Long sparked late inning drama. Dick Rudolph will join the team in New York for vacation before pitching in the season opener against Brooklyn. The final score tied at the windup with nine for the Braves and eight for the Crackers.
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Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
Braves
Bill Smith
Johnny Evers
Smith
George Tyler
George Winters
George
J. Evers
Tyler
Harry Welch
Long
Welch
Bibel
Red Lynch
Maranville
Evers
Eibel
Lynch
Boston
Rabbit Maranville
Tom Griffith
Perryman
Preacher
Tom
Charley Deal
Charley Horse
Jack Martin
Martin
Charlotte
N. C
Dick Rudolph
New York
Washington
Rudolph
Brooklyn
Cold Weather Cancels Philadelphia Baseball Game
April 3 Philadelphia: The Americans and Nationals game at Philadelphia was called off due to cold weather.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Mackins to Enter Boston Marathon
Gunner Mackins of Noel Nova Scotia, a Canadian distance runner, will compete in this year’s Boston Marathon. He has trained for the 25 mile race by dancing and expects to finish among the top long distance runners in the country.
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Gunner Mackins
Noel
N. S
Mackins Plans Dance Focus for This Year's Big Race
Mackins argues an innate dancing element strengthens his training as he aims for the upcoming race. He joins Canadians Billy Weiss Boutilier Fabre and Victor MacAuley in stating intent to compete, with others from New York City Boston and Dorchester submitting entries as the field prepares for Boston acclimation.
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Mackins
Billy Weiss
Boutilier
Fabre
Victor MacAuley
Boston
George W. Brown
J. C. Kuebler
Boys’ Club
New York
Tom Lilley
James Preyatl
Rhode Island
Henry T. Murphy
East Boston
Israel Saklad
Dorchester
G. Richards
Greenfield
S. Antonino
Harry Jensen
Bankers Form New League Of City Banks
A new baseball league formed by six banks and financial firms met at the Fourth Atlantic National Bank. C H White of Fourth Atlantic National Bank was elected president with W A Ingalls first National Bank as vice president J H Davison Stone amp Webster as secretary and E F P Messinger Merchants National Bank as treasurer. Saturday and holiday games are planned with a season opener set for April 1 with matchups featuring Stone amp Webster International Trust Company Lee Higginson amp Co Merchants National Bank First National Bank and Fourth Atlantic National Bank.
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First National Bank
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
International Trust Company
Lee, Higginson & Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Stone & Webster
C. H. White
W. A. Ingalls
J. H. Davison
E. F P. Messinger
Stone & Webster and International ‘Trust Company
Inter-Club Makes Change In Yacht Racing Rules
The Inter-Club Yacht Racing Association will have two measurers this season, A E McGarry of the South Boston Yacht Club as chief measurer with Ralph E Winslow as deputy. A three person committee will decide entry eligibility for classes A B and general. Twenty eight foot knockabouts and snder class boats added as Inter-Club boats, boosting racing classes. Many A and B class owners attended, predicting a strong season with new boats. The first race set for May 30 Memorial Day at South Boston Yacht Club with early entries already arriving.
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Inter-Club Yacht Racing Association
South Boston Yacht Club
A. E. McGarry
Ralph E. Winslow
St Marys 10 Mile Cross Country Opens Outdoor Run
The formal start of the outdoor season features St Marys 10 mile cross country race with a strong field of noted local runners and a longer entrant list promising a higher level of competition than prior years.
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St. Mary’s
Joe Lorden
ST. Mary’s A. OF Cambridge
Runners gather for Unicorn grind trial ahead of Boston race
Nearly 50 distance runners, including Saklad the previous year’s winner, prepare for a Prospect and Harvard streets course test two weeks before the B. A. A. Marathon. Contenders from Malden Somerville and Cambridge aim for April 20 Ashland to Boston entry with many names listed among the entries.
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Prospect
Harvard Streets
Ashland
Boston
Prospect Street
Harvard
Harvard Square
Garden Street
Concord Avenue
Fresh Pond
Humphrey O'Leary
Saklad
James Hennigan
Malden
James Lorden
Somerville
A. Ratgab
Charles Martin
Everitt
W. F. Lordengan
Weor‘ester
Thomas Oak
Lynn
Charles Roddy
Lowell
CL Car
Berlin
Henry Dupius
Manchester
N. H
John Callanan
Patrick Callanan
Cornelius Sullivan
Israel Cohen
Albert Ives
St. Mary
Wesleyan Elects Basketball Officers
Wesleyan held its annual basketball election with Parker Newhall of Springfield Massachusetts chosen as team manager for next season. F A Slocum of Brooklyn New York was elected assistant manager. Newhall is junior class president and Phi Nu Theta member. Slocum is sophomore class president and Alpha Delta Phi member.
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Wesleyan
Parker Newhall
Springfield
Mass
Phi Nu Theta Fraternity
Corse and Coffin
Somerville
F. A. Slocum
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alpha Delta Phi
Peekskill Military Academy
Middletown, Conn
Boston College adds two promising players to over seventy on varsity
Boston College baseball practice at Eustis street grounds shows two new men, Morrissey and Frank Caffrey, joining an over seventy strong varsity. Infield spots remain unsettled with Barry at second and Higgins contending. first base, third base, and shortstop competing among Killian, Hurley, Reynolds, Wholly, and Hoeffling.
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Boston College
Eustis Street
Monahan
Morrissey
Somerville
Frank Caffrey
St. John's Prep
Bob Barry
Pat Higgins
Lawrence
Third
Killian
Hurley
Reynolds
Shortstop
Eagan Beats Glover in Local 12 Round Ring Fight
Joe Eagan of South Boston won a clear decision over Johnny Glover in a 12 round bout at Neptune A C Dartmouth Street. Glover pressed at times but Eagan controlled with his left and wobbled his opponent twice. The card also saw Johnny Case beat Johnny Morley in five rounds, while Terry Smalley outpointed Kid McDonald in six.
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Joe Eagan
South Boston
Johnny Glover
Neptune A. C
Dartmouth Street
Glover
Hagan
Joe
Johnny Case
South End
Johnny Morley
Boston
Terry Smalley
Everett
Kid McDonald
Roslindale
Smith Beats Nelson In Eight Round Bout
Eddie Smith of New York earned the decision over Terry Nelson of Chicago in eight rounds at Chattanooga Tennessee both fighters finishing strong with no knockdowns recorded.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Eddie Smith
New York
Terry Nelson
Chicago
Gossip for Motorists
J M Linscott heads to Lansing to press for a higher allotment of the popular priced high grade motor car. Alvan T Fuller acquires a full blood English bulldog mascot named Quality Street as a prize for Packard truck teams in March. Colonel George Pope, on his 70th birthday, receives a leather bound tribute from 1000 friends for his role as treasurer of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. The White Company ships two 1500 pound trucks to the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company for Lowell and New Bedford districts to aid installation work and serve as emergency cars. Barney Oldfield wins entry to the Indianapolis 500 with a Stutz, joining two other Stutz cars driven by Gil Anderson and Earl Cooper, Easter and Western road race champions of 1912.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Packard Truck
George Pope
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
White Company
Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Lowell
New Bedford
Santa Monica
Barney Oldfield
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Stutz
Harry C. Stutz
Stutz Racing
Gil” ‘Anderson
Earl Cooper
Harvard Football Spring Training Sees Low Turnout
Captain Charles B. Brickley and Head Coach Percy Haughton complain about only 49 players showing for spring sessions. They urge more candidates to attend daily, except Saturdays, to ensure meaningful practice for the 1914 team.
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Charles B. Brickley
Harvard
Percy JD
Haughton
Brickley
The
Crimson
Tech Freshman Sophomore Cross Country Run at Brookline
Technology holds its annual freshman sophomore cross country on the Brookline course today. The event also doubles with the general cross country run postponed from last Saturday so scoring can occur in both races. Sophomores Benson and Guething favored for 1 2, Graff contenders for third. Brock and Allen expected to follow. In the open run Cook leads with Benson and Nye or Guething close behind.
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Technology
Tech
Brookline
Benson
Guething
Graff
Brock
Allen
Cook
Nye
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