Giants Rally Past Pelicans 5 4 Behind Rariden and Roush
In New Orleans on April 4 the Giants overcame the Pelicans 5 to 4. Rariden relieved Dooin and caught Tesreau well, scoring twice with a double and single. Roush caught five innings, contributing two runs and solid defense. The Jordan Motor Car Co plans a Cleveland factory complex as the new enterprise moves forward.
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New Orleans
Rariden
Roush
Federals
Giants
Pelicans
Doomn
Tesreau
Renny Kauff
R.H.E. Winows
Eves
NG Citigats
Dooin
Smith
Walker
DeBerry
Jordan Motor Car Company
Cleveland
Brown Opens Season Today at Andrews Field
Providence April 4 Brown begins its ball season as Rhode Island College visits Andrews Field for the opener. The Brown varsity, backed by most of the student body, aims to start strong after solid practice. With Wither Flanders expected to pitch, the lineup may include Feinberg Andrews Murray Johnston Davidson Robertson Ormsby Dunn infield speed and power expected.
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Providence
Wither Flanders
Healey
Brown
Flanders
Feinberg
Andrews
Murray
Johnston
Davidson
Robertson
Ormsby
Dunn
Veach and Crawford Star for the Tigers
Veach and Crawford hit two home runs each as the Detroit Americans defeated the Oklahoma City Western association team 11 to 9 in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Veach
Crawford
Detroit Americans
Oklahoma City Western Association
R.H.E
Dauss
Coveleskie
Stanage
Fluker
Davenport
Dowie
Who's Zoo In The British Army And Navy
The Sunday Post previews a feature on queer pets kept by soldiers and sailors, illustrating life in the British forces through humorous and heartwarming animal companions. The piece profiles various animals shared by servicemen across the army and navy, highlighting loyalty and morale.
Yale Captain-elect Black criticized for remarks on fan knowledge
The column jokes about Captain-elect Black of Yale football and his quip on spectators needing to know players by number. It recalls Ketcham and notes mixed reactions in sports circles. Additional items mention Joe Loomis breaking a record then injuring his nose, Stecher versus Gotch in wrestling talk, and Frankie Brown challenging Mickey Brown.
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Black
Yale
Ketcham
Joe Loomis
St. Louis
Loomis
Joe
Talbott Estimates and Relays Stir Track Talk
Joe Reilly hails Lee Talbott as the era’s greatest all round weight thrower and bets him to beat any rival in hammer shot and discus. Chicago’s Dismond hopes to anchor Western relay teams at Philadelphia meets. George Orton bars Meredith from indoor races as Pennsylvania aims for relay glory at the Penn carnival.
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Joe Reilly
Lee Talbott
Cornell
Joe
Talbott
Kansas City A. C
Chicago University
Dismond
Philadelphia
Chicago
George Orton
University of Pennsylvania
Meredith
Pennsylvania
Willard as boxing marvel faces youthful doubts and praise
Public Opinion hails Jess Willard as a boxing hope while weighing him against legendary champions. The piece notes his massive stature and claims his prime boxing skill, with Longboat’s single marathon appearance in 1907 cited and a debate on the start date of major league games in Boston.
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Jess Willard
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Jeffries
Johnson
Nicolet
Jess
Willard
John L
Fitz
Tom Longboat
Longboat
Ashland
Boston
Ellsworth
Philadelphia Americans Triumph Over Charleston in South Atlantic Game
Philadelphia defeated Charleston 5 to 1 in Charleston. Witt of the Athletics hit a triple and a double for Philadelphia.
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Charleston
Philadelphia Americans
Witt
Athletics
RH. E
Philadelphia
Aees
Pep
Rink Clash Stakes Boston Hockey Title
The third Arena B A game in the Boston league tonight pits Arena against Unicorns at the local rink. Arena leads 7 1 in games and a Unicorns win would tie for first, while an Arena victory would seal the title with a two game margin. The rink seven hope to end it Friday if they win tonight.
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Unicorns
Arena
St. Nicks
Wxeter
Gossip for Motorists Prominent figures tied to early auto trade and speedways
George H. Lawrence praises the automobile’s role in the Mexican revolution and rescue missions. Arthur J. Dorley moves to Paige Motor Company Boston and Clarence O. Sacks leaves Gray & Davis for Bates Advertising New York. Bill Pickens teams with Jack Prince to build a Kansas City motor speedway and align with the AAA rules for the upcoming season.
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George H. Lawrence
Clarence O. Sacks
Gray & Davis, Inc
Boston
Bates Advertising Company
New York City
Bill” Pickens
Barney Oldfield
American Automobile Association
Oldfield
Jack Prince
Kansas City
Pickens
Pirates Triumph 8 4 Over Memphis In Baseball Clash
In Memphis on April 4 the Pittsburg Nationals defeated the Memphis Southern Association team 8 to 4. Pittsburgs capitalized on timely hits while Memphis pounded the ball throughout the game.
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Memphis, Tenn
Pittsburg Nationals
Memphis Southern Association
Pirates
R. H. E. Pacerdup
Harvard Crew Faces Captain Power Debate At Harvard
Harvard Crimson reports growing push to remove captain coaching power from the crew. Petitioners say captain should lead in the boat but not coach or select rowers, aligning crew policy with other sports. Harvard opinion and athletic committee expect a near-term decision.
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Herrick
Morgan
Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Crimson
Harvard Athletics
Athletic Committee
David P. Morgan
Fred W. Moore
Dean LeBaron R. Briggs
W. J. Bingham
Murray
Jim Wray
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Peary
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Tesreau Star
Cellett, Peabody & Co., Enc
Lotta Sun
R. I. State College
Veach and
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Tigers
Joe Stecher
Frank Gotch
Labor Day
Stecher
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Tom Jenkins
Frankie Brown
New York
al Shubert
Armory
Mickey Brown
Jabez White
Kid Williams
Frank Moran
Thriller
Arthur J. Dorley
Connell & McKone Company
Paige Motor Company
Memphis
Slipknot
Plymouth Rubber Company
Ca Mea
Dixon's Automobile
Dixon
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
Jersey City
N. J
John Hancock Bldg
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