Doves Beat Chattanooga in eighth inning rally
In Chattanooga on April 4 the Doves broke a 2 2 tie in the eighth with a four run rally led by Chick Evans and Fred Beck. Doc Martel, Bill Cooney, and Sweeney contributed key hits as the Boston club defeated the Lookouts 5 to 2. Tom Tuckey started, Evans finished, and Beals Becker added a three bagger with two RBIs.
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Chattanooga
Chick Evans
Doves
Fred Lake
The
Lake
Doc Martel
Beck
Cooney
Lesse
Getz
Doc
Bill Cooney
Fred Beck
Johnny
Boston Boys
Tom Tuckey
Tom
Tom Sas
Hartford
Ill Rariden
Bill Sweeney
Dobbs
Beals Becker
McLaurin
Hart
Rickert
McWaurin
Fallenwider
Martel
Alcock
Perry
Pane
Sweeney
Rariden
Frans
Moran
Becker
Evans
Shean
McCrone
Tuckey
Broscots
Boston
E. Beoter
Itg
R. Stee
C. F . Pewee
Graham
Ay Dobbs
A ¢ Rickert
Yerkes
Carson
Fulleywider
Cambridge Latin Dominates Roxbury Latin In Easy Win
Cambridge Latin defeated Roxbury Latin 12 to 3 at Rindge Field Cambridge. Cochran Hovey and Reece starred at bat and in the field while Packard Fox and Chase led Roxbury Latin. Attendance 250. time 1 55. Umpire Tevlin.
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Roxbury Latin
Rindge Field
Cambridge
Cochran
Hovey
Reece
Packard
Fox and Chase
Roxbury
Chase
Kimball
Pacckard
Littlefield
Smith
Dover
Perenad
Sds
eeacOe Lab
Flynn
Dee
Faunce
R. F
Mason
McDonald
R.f
Campbell
I Sheehan
Blackmor
Rolling
Binert
Whedot de
Fox
Hoovey
Does
Sibert
Billy Sullivan on Road to Rapid Recovery
White Sox catcher Billy Sullivan is recovering from blood poisoning and likely to return to Chicago in about two weeks after treatment in Los Angeles. President Comiskey reports the good news from the team’s medical update.
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Chicago
Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Comiskey
Los Angeles
Sullivan
Dartmouth Team to Train at Andover During Break
Dartmouth baseball squad travels to Andover Massachusetts for spring vacation practice. Expect daily scrimmages with Andover and possible games against Boston College and Tufts before returning to Hanover. Andover squad will report midweek under Coach Clough.
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Dartmouth
Andover
Mass
Boston College
Tufts
Clough
Local Baseball and Track Notes Highlight Players and Records
Fred Lake boosted the Red Sox to a “land of the living” and Herzog’s quality as a Doves addition draws praise. Ljungström’s Derby Marathon time sparks comparison with Longboat while Pennsylvania’s track gains admiration for Intercollegiate hopes. Greer’s Boston schoolboys coaching hailed as wise, Baldwin faces Wolgast in a 45 round boxing plan amid local ringside chatter.
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Fred Lake
Herzog-Becker-Collins
Lake
Red Sox
Doves
Giants
Herzog
Gotham
Larry Doyle
Doyle
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Arthur Duffey’s Sports Column Reflections and Contests
The column records opinions on track times and athletes from 1902 to 1906, noting Donovan and Hutchins times, Derby Marathon critiques, Jim Crowley’s finish, and Swedes’ Marathon lead. It also includes casual musings on whist card cuts and mentions Lawrence-Tom Longboat under Pat Powers’ management with Sol Mintz.
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Harry Hutchins
Piner Donovan
Donaldson
Hutchins
Donovan
Berkeley Oval
Dan Kelley
Spokane
Wash
J. Cronin
New York
Jim Crowley
Jeremiah
Lawrence
Tom Longboat
Pat Powers
Sol Mintz
Five top ball players cited across leagues in early year chatter
In the National League fans favor Hans Wagner Mathewson Mordecai Brown Fred Clarke and Babe Adams as leading names. In the American League Ty Cobb Larry Lajolle Eddie Collins Cy Young and Tris Speaker are highlighted. An amateur gymnastics meet is noted for New York April 29, with Tom Riley of Cambridgeport listed on the committee.
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Hans Wagner
Mathewson
Mordecai Brown
Fred Clarke
Babe Adams
Ty Cobb
Larry Lajolle
Eddie Collins
Cy Young
Tris Sneaker
New York
Tom Riley
stree@t
Cambridgeport
Donaldson Rean
Fai
Mrs Waddell Sets Rules for Browns Pitcher Rube Waddell
St Louis April 4 Mrs Waddell formerly Miss Madge Maguire of Hattiesburg Mississippi has issued a rules set for pitcher Rube Waddell of the Browns endorsed by President Hedges. The rules require sobriety at the grounds bar travel with the team home stealing be treated as scout and manager duties and strict obedience with benching for disobedience.
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St. Louis
Johnson cannot win says Fitzpatrick in San Francisco
Sam Fitzpatrick, former manager of Jack Johnson, predicts Jeffries will be declared winner in the Emeryville bout on July 4. He argues Johnson lacks the punch to floor Jeffries and cannot win a hundred rounds, though he praises Johnson's gameness and cleverness in the heavyweight division.
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San Francisco
Sam Fitzpatrick
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Tommy “Burns
Jeffries
Emeryville
Fitzpatrick
School rowing starts season at B A A boathouse practice
About fifty youths attended the first practice under coaches Jack Grainey and Frank Greer amid rough water from a south wind. The session featured Brookline High Noble & Greenough and English High crews with Brookline fielding two boats. Brookline’s lineup and Noble & Greenough crews were highlighted as promising for the season despite O Leary’s departure.
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Jack Grainey
Frank Greer
O'Leary
Grainey
Greer
Brookline High
Noble & Greenough
English High
Boston Latin
McNeil
Brookline
Rowan
Rbelton
Kraft
Cooley
Murphy
Hammer
Nordel
Crafts
Shedden
Noble
Weston
Stow
Wheelwright
Converse
Higginson
Three Weeks More of Hospital for Philbin
Reports from the hospital say Captain Philbin of the Yale baseball club will leave the hospital in about three weeks and return to New Haven by mid May with a fractured ankle, though he must take it easy afterward.
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Atlantic City
Philbin
Yale Baseball Club
New Haven
Baseball Mayhem in Spring Training Roster Bids and Bets
Drake hits at .897 over 15 games on the Detroit spring trip while Jimmy Sheckard shows early promise. Articles note Socks Seybold moving to first base and managing New Jeannette, Cy Young pressed by Hugh Duffy, Big Johnson impressing for St. Louis, and Azt Collins terms with Providence. Toronto woes over Grimshaw. Bresnahan orders closed practices after fan abuse.
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Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Cardinal
Roger
Red Sox Fume Over Memphis Grounds Refusal to Practice
Memphis officials bar the Red Sox from full practice as Babb of the southern club cites soft fields and prior commitments. Donovan’s squad is limited to 11 to 1 pm practice amid tensions, with Detroit and Brooklyn star absence fueling local sentiment.
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Memphis
Red Sox
Fenn
Donovan
Babb
Boston
Tigers
Rex Sox
Ture les Diamond And Memphis Social Scene
The Memphis diamond features a turtle back design to aid drainage, with uphill fielding limiting home run distances. Sporting editor T G Scarborough hosted visiting newspapermen and Red Sox guests at Chickasaw Guards Club dinner. A Mayor hosted banquet planned for tomorrow night. Dr. Charles Greene refereed a city boxing event for Boston players to gain free admission. Tom Loftus is ill with a throat condition.
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Memphis
Chickasaw Guards
Red Sox
Tommie Madden
Harry Hooper
Ralph Myers
Charles Greene
Greene
Gratis
Boston
Pocket Time Savers offer compact handbooks for workers
The International Correspondence Schools promote pocket sized employee handbooks across trades. Electrical, building trades, machinists, lumber and fittings, and office workers gain time saving formulas and forms. Each volume ranges around 378 to 872 pages and is sold regularly at $1.50 but this week 50 cents at the FREE EXHIBIT in Boston Harbor.
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Building Trades
Carpenters
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
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MR. Babb
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Jake
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Cale Cteels
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Plaza Rathskeller
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