Rindge Triumphs In Opening Schoolboy Baseball Game
Rindge Manual Training School beat Roxbury Latin 20 to 13 in the first interscholastic baseball game of the season at Cambridge. Thompson allowed few hits in three innings for Rindge, while Roxbury Latin lagged behind until the late innings when they rallied for 10 runs with Lynch pitching. Poor fielding by Roxbury aided many of Rindge’s scores.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge
University City Boys
Thompson
Rindge
Latinao
Roxbury
Lynch
Sibley
Girard
Glucas
Skilton
O’brien
James
Sharkey
QY Lynch
Rindge Eeeeewwnane
Roxbury Siesserscu U
Aronson
Clusa
Swee
Griffin
Caypo
A. E. Ney
Fasily
Ester Rere BI
Anaugh
Cunningham Alis
Mackenzie
E& Oo
Welch
Murdock
Fvarts
Sweeney
Kel O'Donnell
Harvard opens baseball season as Yannigans tie regulars in 11 innings
In New Orleans the Yannigans led 11 innings before Collins halted play as the Yans and regulars finished 9-4 in a high scoring draw. Dineen starred with a triple and steady defense by Winter and Rising powered the youngsters while Gibson and Tannehill held the mound.
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New Orleans
Billy Dineen
Dineen
Yannigans
Collins
Ferris
Josslyn
Gibson
Hughes
Tannehill
Yans
Ed Hughes
Young Kenny
Rising
Winter
Young
Kenney
Murch
Stahl
Boston
R. PO
FE Selbach
Wee Collins
Parent
O Freeman
Rook A
Q Grimshaw
Godwin
I Peterson
C Arte Awe
Tibson
Eve
Cc. i
Grimshaw
Peterson
Graham
Selbach
O Hughes
Roy Hughes
Charley Green
Tenney's Team Routs Norfolk 13-2 in Exhibition
Boston Nationals overpower Norfolk in Virginia State league exhibition winning 13 to 2. Pfeiffer and McCarthy pitched well for Boston, Tenney and Goode provided key hits, and Tenney produced two stolen bases.
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Norfolk
Boston Nationals
Boston
McCarthy
Pfeiffer
Goode
Tenney
Bridwell
Brain
Strobel
Leonard
Eseeseenvcees Rg Ane
Watash Sveetverserskiee
AB. R. BH. PO. A. B. Prinualls
le Diwac
Ra McMahon
Sasi Kas
Webster
Otey
Brown
Howard
Goodell
Burke Winged Foot Gift Tale Ensnared in Conflicting Claims
A disputed tale traces a winged foot emblem given by Tom Burke to Asa Townsend in 1897 at a New York Athletic Club site. Burke alternately asserts different Athens legends, while Townsend and others claim the gift was in good faith as a team mascot through a chain of custody ending with Edgren in Athens.
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Burke
Townsend
Tom Burke
Asa Townsend
New York A. C
Travers Island
Athens
Michigan
London
Edgren
Fidgren
O'Briens easy mark criticized in New York Sun boxing clash
The New York Sun denounces Philadelphia Jack OBrien for choosing easy opponents like Sam Berger of California while passing on Burns Ruhlin and others. It says OBrien cares for money over fans and questions his claim to Jeffries title. The piece notes Spitball disputes and a San Francisco fight-trust quarrel between Eddie Graney and Jimmy Coffroth, with Coffroth offering a coin flip to decide who stays.
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Sam Berger
New York Sun
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Tommy Ryan
Tommy Burns
Gus Rustin
Marvin Hart
California
O’brien
Fitzsimmons
al Iwaufman
Jeffries
Burns
Ruhilin
Jack Chesbro
Happy Jack
Chesbro
New York
Eddie Graney
Jimmy Coffroth
San Francisco Fight Trust
Coffroth
Graney
Morris Levy
San Francisco
Palmo Tablets Promise Boost to Work Energy
An advertisement touts Palmo Tablets as a nerve tonic to raise ambition and vigor for mental and physical tasks. It claims younger feeling and lists prices 50 cents per box with 12 boxes, plus free book. Stores shown include Klein's Gardner locations and other outlets on Tremont, Boylston, Harrison, Washington, Friend, Wanover, and Bollia streets.
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Klein's
Tremont and
Boylgton Sts
Gardner
Tremont St
Harvard Crushes Vermont 9–4 in season opener in tight eighth inning
Harvard defeated Vermont 9 to 4 in a nine inning game as a late eighth inning rally produced five runs. Pitchers Taylor and Castle split duties while Dexter and McCall led the fielding and baserunning. McCarty, Hellman, Pounds, and the freshmen contributed key plays in the decisive eighth.
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Harvard
Vermont
The
Crimson
Taylor
Castle
Stephenson
Dexter
McCall
Simons
Short
McCarty
Leonard
Hellman
Pounds
Collison
Woodward
Campbell
Peck
AB. R. BH
A. E Leonard
Lisecuves
Tounds
C. F
Mt On
Vermont R
E Gardner
Whitney
Kibbey
C Yi
Grow
Williams
Harvard Eevee Eevese
Vermont Eeeeeereee
Gardner
Clarkson
Yale Wins Opening Game 4 0 Over Tufts at Yale Field
Yale defeats Tufts 4 to 0 in the season opener at Yale Field. Two Yale pitchers worked the game as Meyer and Pratt supported Chapin Watson and Suttor on the batteries. Umpire Merrick called the game with an attendance of 500.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tufts
Langford Jeannette Headline Fight Draws Chelsea Crowds
Joe Jeannette arrives in town ahead of a Lincoln Club Chelsea bout against Sam Langford. Langford fights to reverse a prior Lawrence loss while facing weight and reach challenges. Also previews include Jerry Gaines vs Joe Geary and Charley Dwyer vs Jimmy Nelson with Holy Week boxing pause.
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Joe Jeannette
Sam Langford
Lincoln Club
Chelsea
Jeannette
Larry Temple
Langford
Lawrence
Miah Murray
Kid Noonan
South End
Jerry Gaines
Joe Geary
Geary
BK. A. A
Charley Dwyer
Cambridge
Jimmy Nelson
Mike Bradley
Nelson
Honey Mellody
Charley McKeever
McKeever
Marvin Hart
Jimmy Walsh
Tommy O’toole
Washington Sporting Club
Philadelphia
Corbett-Dick Hyland
Salt Lake
al Williams
Gloucester
Pat Callahan
Peabody
Bradley
Hanlon
Brookline
New York
William Connolly
Holy Cross Opens Season With 23 to 1 Win Over Springfield
Holy Cross opened its baseball season with a 23 to 1 victory over Springfield Training School. Reidy was the sole newcomer among eight returning regulars. the game was moved to the old diamond at Fitton Field due to field condition.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Springfield
Reidy
Fitton Field
Miller Sons Win in Court to Block Miller Company Name
Judge Jawton granted the Henry F Miller & Sons Piano Company a temporary injunction restraining the newly formed Miller Piano Company Inc and Flora A Trowbridge doing business as the Trowbridge Piano Company from using the Miller name or selling pianos bearing it. The suit claims fraudulently organized entity to mislead customers and asserts president James P Miller had no involvement or compensation. The injunction against Trowbridge is also issued per court decision.
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Jawton
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Company
Miller Piano Company (Inc
Miller Piano Company
Miller
Dennis P. Hennessey
James P. Miller
Coles
Trowbridge Company
Franklin
Miller Company
Grace Uilding
Maine
Trowbridge
New Miller Company
Brown's First 14-0 Victory Over Trinity
Brown opened the baseball season at Andrews Field with a 14 to 0 win against Trinity. Tift Nourse Payne and Raymond B adgely Xandem and Cunningham performed for Brown while Trinity struggled early. Umpire Lannigan officiated as 500 fans watched the lopsided season opener.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Andrews Field
Trinity
R. H.E. Brown
Tift
Nourse
Payne
Raymond
Badgely
Xandem
Cunningham
Lannigan
Moss Clears Fred Stangel in Haverhill Kid Stinger Affair
Sam Moss of Waltham says he impersonated Kid Stinger in the Haverhill bout with Albert Delmont about a year ago and cleared Fred Stangel of the charge. He notes he weighed 125 pounds then and made 116 pounds by Monday, and that his professional status now places him beyond AAU punishment.
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Sam Moss
Waltham
Fred Stangel
South Boston
Kid Stinger
Philadelphia
Albert Delmont
Haverhill
Moss
Red Stangel
Fred
Sammie Moss
Stanger
Stangel
George Brown
New England
Gould Edges Crane In Semi Final Clash At New York Club
Jay Gould of Lakewood New Jersey defeated Joshua Crane Jr of Boston 6 4 in the semi final of the national championship on the New York Club court. Crane held the amateur court tennis title from 1901 to 1904. Charles Sands and George Fearing were set to meet in the final.
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New York
Jay Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Joshua Crane, Jr
Boston
Crane
Usuclavoe
Charles E. Sands
George R. Fearing
Gould
Donohue Faulted for Poor Showing With Tucker
In New York on April 4 at the Metropolitan A C a Boston boxer Donohue delivered a poor display against Chick Tucker, repeatedly clinching. Clarence Forbes defeated George Hoey in a three round bout at the Central A C.
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New York
Young Donohue
Boston
Chick Tucker
Metropolitan A. C
Donohue
Tucker
Clarence Forbes
George Hoey
Central A. C
Ruhlin Stops O Rourke. Marty Edwards Draws
In New York on April 4 Gus Ruhlin defeated Pat O Rourke in about 30 seconds at Elmer's Consolidated A C before police interrupted the bout. Tommy Marty and Terry Edwards fought to a draw. Sattler Kelly KO'd Tom O'Hara. Willie Jones stopped Marty Williams. Kid Cook beat young Anderson. Owen Flynn won over Danny McMahon. Kid Stein drew with Tommy Connolly.
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New York
Gus Ruhlin
Elmer's Consolidated A. C
Pat O’rourke
Tommy Marty
Terry Edwards
Sattler Kelly
Tom O'Hara
Willie Jones
Marty Williams
Kid Cook
Young Anderson
Owen Flynn
Danny McMahon
Kid Stein
Tommy Connolly
Billiard rivals bar Hoppe from world tourney
Willie Hoppe refuses to play in the 18.2 balkline championship at Madison Square Garden next Monday, triggering a historic dispute as other contestants vow to bar him. Hoppe claims the tourney owes him money and may avoid future exhibitions.
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Willie Hoppe
Madison Square Garden
Hoppe
Williams College 1906 baseball schedule released
Williamstown April to June schedule lists opponents including Union Springfield Training School Vermont Amherst Andover Harvard Syracuse Yale Dartmouth Vermont Wesleyan Trinity Princeton Columbia M A C Amherst Middletown with opens on June 6 and June 20.
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Burlington
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Dartmouth
Amherst
Trinity
Princeton
Columbia
Qopen
Middletown
Charley Ganzel to Lead Old Timers Game at Fenway Green
Charley Ganzel the Boston Nationals old first baseman will headline Malden’s season opener on Fenway Green April 19. He will assemble an all time squad to face the Faulkners, a team he backs.
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Charley Ganzel
Boston Natiional
Malden
Fenway Green
Charley
Faulkners
Shoes for Golf Tennis Base Ball Cricket and Yachting
A catalog-style listing highlights specialized footwear for golf tennis base ball cricket and yachting. The entry notes sport specific shoe designs and performance features aimed at comfort grip and durability for varied playing surfaces and conditions.
Philadelphia Americans and Washington Fight Narrow Victory
In a limited scorecard, Philadelphia-Americans led by a small margin over Nation s while Washington-Washington edged Providence in a separate contest, reflecting a day of tight regional outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Providence
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