Umpires Meet National League Rules Ahead of Season
President Lynch led eight regular umpires and sub arbiter Dewitt Van Cleef in a five hour New York conference to reinforce the playing code. He stressed Rule 5 restricting field access to players umpires and required peace officers, and announced photographers barred once a game begins. Also listed were umpires O'Day Johnston Klein Rigler Kane Brennan Moran Emstie and Van Cleef. Chicago released Schwenck to Memphis and Orendorf to Los Angeles.
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Lynch
National League
Dewitt van Cleef
Trenton
Monarchs
Henry O’day
James E. Johnstone
William J. Klein
Charles Rigler
Steve Kane
William Brennan
Augie Moran
Robert D. Emstie
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Schwenck
Memphis
Orendorf
Los Angeles
Nova Scotian Star Arrives to Train for Boston Marathon
Fred Cameron of Amherst Nova Scotia arrives in Benton ahead of the Boston Marathon on Patriots Day. Cameron, a top Maritime runner, aims to win and has trained in this climate. He shares road workouts with Bob Fowler and is seen as a strong contender. Fowler predicts Cameron will perform well on April 19 while North Dorchester A. A. runners prep for the 10 mile and marathon events.
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Fred Cameron
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Cameron
Maritime Provinces
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Nova
Bob Fowler
Yarmouth
Fowler
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Arthur E. Garber
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Benny Kaufman
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Roxbury
Johnny Dolan
Andrew Morris
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al Kubiak
Billy Nixon
Maurice Sayers
George Alger
Tommy Langdon
Harvard Wins 8 0 Over Cornell In Soccer Tilt
Harvard dominates Cornell 8 to 0 as Seamans Chadwick Lindsey and Leland score and the Crimson improve to challenge for top spots in the intercollegiate league. Injuries hampered Cornell and Harvard opened with a fast start scoring six in the first half.
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Chadwick
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C. F
Retana
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R. O
Mason
Swen
Towers Houston
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Cooper Paul
Birkbahn Fahnestock
Yale Starts Spring Football Practice in Rain
New Haven Conn April 4 Yale's spring football work began today in a drizzling rain with 45 candidates reporting to Captain Fred Daly for signal rehearsal and punting practice. The lineup listed includes Glover Fuller Morris Bronson Tomlinson Howard Robinson French and Francis. Daly ordered daily sessions except Wednesdays and Sundays for three weeks as new rules will be tested in late week scrimmage. Ted Coy is pitching on the baseball nine.
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Fuller
Ecéntre
Morris
Bronson
Tomlinson
Howard
Robinson
French
Francis
Daly
Ted Coy
Baseball
Sharvard Seniors Win At Lacrosse
The Sharvard senior class lacrosse team defeated the sophomores 4 to 8 to claim the class championship after two extra periods. The game was tied 2 to 2 after two periods, with both teams scoring in the first OT. Goals were credited to Alexander Parsons Smith Farwell Blackett Candee See and others.
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Leavitt
Zev
Gustafson Alexander
Roberts Morgan
Johnson Farwell
Earle Smith
Tishau
Dietts Kingman Shaw
Schbold
Nisbn Ce
Hale
Parker
Alexander
Parsons
Smith
Farwell
Blackett
Candee
Baseball Results From Nashville Roanoke and Norfolk
Baseball results list games in Nashville Tennessee Detroit American first team 38 to Nashville 2 in the Southern League. Roanoke Virginia saw the New York Nationals second team defeat Roanoke 1 to 0. In Norfolk Virginia the New York Nationals first team beat Norfolk 3 to 0.
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Tenn
Detroit American
Vance
Donovan
Schmidt
Beckendorf
Lambert
Seahaugh
Roanoke
New York Nationals
Virginia State
Norfolk
Tire Advice to Balance Tires and Mileage
Put a Goodrich Tire on one rear wheel of your car, any other make of tire on the other wheel. Don’t let the tires stand in grease or oil. Keep them both fully inflated. Make a memorandum of your mileage.
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Goodrich
Young player makes a remarkable catch at Traine's field
William Sweeney captain of the Rosemonts of Dorchester made a remarkable catch yesterday afternoon. Practising at Traine's field a fly sailed over his head as he ran backward into the road. He fell on his back but lunged to spear the pellet just as it neared the ground. Sweeney, noted ball player, previously starred in the famed 24 inning championship game for Dorchester.
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William Sweeney
Rosemonts
Dorchester
Traine
Sweeney
Kling Prepares Reinstatement After $700 Fine
Kansas City April 4 John G Kling expects full reinstatement into organized baseball by Friday after receiving notice of a $700 fine from the National Baseball Commission. He plans to mail the check Wednesday and awaits word from Chicago National League Club officials.
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Kansas City
John G. Kling
National Baseball Commission
Kling
Chicago
Harvard Crimson Triumphs In Soccer Showdown Over Yale
Harvard appears dominant in a soccer match against Yale, with optimism that the sport may grow in appeal despite football players’ lukewarm reception. The piece notes initial skepticism but hints at future interest.
No Guns Allowed at Fight in San Francisco Card
Boxing notes from Philadelphia to Boston highlight security at the San Francisco arena for Digger Stanley vs Monte Attell with Pinkerton ushers and a no weapons rule. Promotions feature Moran vs Attell at 115 pounds, a Boston vs Philadelphia intercity card, and several bouts across Brockton and Cambridge events.
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San Francisco
Pinkerton
Weston Wins Twice In Debut At White Bear Billiard Room
Charles Weston of Chicago opened at Miah Murray's White Bear billiard room with decisive 125 to 58 win over M Rose in the afternoon then defeated Frank Jones 125 to 43 in the evening. He showcased his fancy shot skills in an exhibition after the matches. This afternoon Tom Miskey and Bill McCune are listed as players.
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Charles
Cowboy) Weston
Chicago
Miah Murray
White Bear
M. Rose
Frank Jones
Tom Miskey
Weston
Bill McCune
Pennsylvania Giants Beat Amherst 6 1 In Open Conference Game
University of Pennsylvania defeated Amherst 6 to 1 in an April 4 baseball game in Philadelphia. Amherst scored on a Kane home run, while Pennsylvania scored six early runs and added one more in the later innings. Vernon, Henry, Marshall, Schultz and Cozzens contributed to the Penn offense with key hits and runs.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst Today
Amherst
Kane
Pennsylvania
Vernon
Henry
Marshall, Schultz and Cozzens
Revere Police Relief Ball Success At Town Hall
The fourth annual Revere Police Relief Association ball was held in Town Hall with about 1500 attendees. President John J. Shanahan served as floor director and led the grand arch with Miss May Starkey and roughly 100 couples followed.
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Revere
Revere Police Relief Association
John J. Shanahan
May Starkey
Yale's Eight Reorganized For Harvard Regatta
Yale's varsity eight was reorganized after Easter vacation with two boats on the water and twelve on the training table. The lineup includes Wallis as stroke and Wodell as captain, with Buckingham Van Sinderin Tucker Van Blarcom Frostbow Brainard in the boat and substitutes Campbell Thorne Rogers Ehrman. Ehrman could have replaced Wallis but Wallis retains the stroke seat for the Harvard race.
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Jeffries Says He Will Fight Johnson Hard From Start
In Los Angeles on April 4 Jim Jeffries spoke for the first time after signing to fight the negro Johnson. He predicts a hard match because he must press the action, believes Johnson can whip any man who stands still, and vows to carry the fight to Johnson from the opening bell.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Johnson Smiles as Jeffries Fight Is Near
Johnson predicts the Jeffries bout may be short or long, stating he has not yet decided the rounds expected. He notes the decision to fight only recently firm and questions Jeffries' commitment, acknowledging the event's long pursuit and forfeits posted.
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Jeffries
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