Young Corbett Visits John L Sullivan in Recovery
Young Corbett called on John L Sullivan yesterday afternoon and spent nearly two hours with the aging champion. Sullivan, improving after a recent downturn, spoke cheerfully about recovery, planning a fall trip to England, and hinted at boxing plans while reflecting on past bouts and mutual respect. Corbett offered to help with a benefit in England, but Sullivan prefers to visit first and travel there himself.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
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Sullivan
England
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Corbett
Jim Scanlon
Mike Scanlon
Boxing Gossip Sparks Talk Of McCoy Fitzsimmons Bout
A roundup of boxing chatter notes Henri Placke’s win over Kid McCoy and hints at a McCoy Fitzsimmons matchup. It mentions Young Corbett planning rest in England, possible matches with Terry McGovern, and local bouts at Philadelphia and Boston clubs with various contenders and managers plotting schedules.
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McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
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Jabez White
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Harry Pollock
Terry McGovern
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Terry
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North Russell Street
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Arthur Cripns
Australia
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Jimmy Britt
Spider Kelley
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Quigley
Mike Collins
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Tommy Love
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Pacific Coast
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Navy
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Rogers
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Barney Oldfield Suspended by Racing Board
Barney Oldfield and E. C. Hausman were suspended indefinitely by the American Automobile Association racing board for competing in unsanctioned events at Savannah on February 25 and Birmingham on March 8. Promoters are warned sanctions will be withheld unless such disqualifications are enforced.
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Area high schools plan new baseball league formation
Representatives from Bridgewater Taunton North Attleboro and North Easton finalize arrangements for a baseball league. Opening game set for April 19 at North Attleboro between Bridgewater and North Attleboro. Cambridge Latin Mechanic Arts will play at Rindge Park Cambridge instead of Cambridge Common due to poor field condition.
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Rindge Park
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Cambridge Common
Winters and Young Hit Hard in New Orleans Practice
In blistering heat at New Orleans on April 6 Jimmy Collins praised his team as they produced powerful hitting against Winters and Young. The infield work impressed, Wolfe showed potential, and Freeman wagered on New Orleans losing four straight. George Winters is slated to start Thursday as the Pelicans prepare for the World Beaters.
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Young
Huntington Avenue
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Parent
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Roland Wolfe
Wolfe
Jesse Tannehill
Macon
Pelicans
George Winter
Lancaster
Ball Park
Chick Stahl
Chick
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Fred P. O'Connell
Wilhelm's Curves 100 Too Much for Birmingham
Birmingham was shut out by Boston 9 to 7 as Wilhelm delivered masterful curves and speed. Tenney led with four hits, Cooley added three, and Boston planned a Nashville trip after the victory. Wilhelm, a former Birmingham star, looms as a permanent Pirates fixture after his dominant showing.
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Ark
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Beaneaters
Tenney
Cooley
Nashville
Buckenberger
Carney
Everett High Beats Tufts 8 to 0 in Soft College Hill Game
Medford April 6 The Everett High School baseball team routed Tufts College freshmen 8 to 0 at College Hill. Everett dominated every phase of the game led by Coffin who starred. Tufts pitcher Bacon showed effort but poor support doomed the effort.
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Bacon
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Everett High
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Cottin
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Frieze
Ib Steee Ae Werner
Ewes ” Fitzgibbon
Allen
Hill
Flint
Wilson
C. F
Smith
J Sullivan
Patchen
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Lewis
Vici Wees
F.verett
Shapperly
I'rieze
Fitzgibbon
Page
Lenden
Boston College Triumphs Over Boston University 8 to 6
Boston College defeated Boston University in a backyard clash at the BC field on Massachusetts Avenue. Driscoll pitched for BC and hit three batters in the first inning, helping five runs cross the plate. BU managed only one tally after that, as BC rallied from the rough start to secure the win.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Boston University
Driscoll
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Shields
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Garrett
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Wennbeger
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McElany
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Connolly
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Newton
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Stearns
Dunphy Connolly
Queen Brockshaw Costello
Shields Greene
Leddy
Barrett
Kendell
Merritt
Boston Pitcher Dominates Speed For St Louis Nine
Charley Nichols, the old Boston pitcher, outpaces rivals to pace the St Louis Nationals. Lajoie reportedly in fine form yet overweight. Keefer and Crawford in top condition. Tremontreville hampered by a sore foot. Waddell shuts out in the late innings. Harvard influence aids Billy Weeler’s batting. Hanlon nominates lineup. Dorchester postponement and first cut details.
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Sam Crawford
Gene Tremontreville
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Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Americans
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Billy Weeler
Harvard
South
Hanlon
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Giants
van Buren
Sheckard
Lumley
Doyle
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Loudenschlager
McCormick
Dorchester
Federal wins Commercial Big Pin league rolloff
Federal defeats Tremont in two straight games Monday to claim the league championship after a close season. Tremont and Federal tied 48–27 in the regular run, with Federal also winning two season high prizes for team total and team single. Dan Brown topped individuals with 262, 620, and 178 in averages, while Gene Plimpton trailed by four points. Members listed include William Beatty, B Jacques, Arthur Willis, and J.
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Federal
William Glynn
Arthur Willis
William Beatty
J. MacDonald
B. Jacques
Charles Sumner
Tremont
Dan Brown
Gene”’ Plimpton
Brown
Tufts Baseball Team Prepares for New York Trip
Tufts College varsity baseball squad completes final College Hill practice ahead of the New York trip. Coach Chapman Captain Simar and Director Wren will select the lineup tomorrow. The schedule includes Fordham April 8, Princeton April 9, Manhattan April 11, Wesleyan April 12, and Brown April 13 in New York and Providence.
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Tufts College
College Hill
New York
Charles E. Chapman
Simar
Frank G. Wren
Fordham
Princeton
Manhattan
Wesleyan
Middletown
Brown
Providence
Trinity Sharp in Opening Victory Over Brown
Trinity defeated Brown 6 to 4 in the opening game of the year. Freshmen and class team veterans formed Brown's lineup while Trinity pulled ahead in the seventh on a two bagger by Allen and a following single by Hine. Umpire Gaffney reported a 300 attendance as the Batteries-Grange, Drave, Lift and Paine observers logged the matchup.
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New Brown
Trinity
Allen
Hine
R.H.E. AE
Grange
Drave
Lift
Paine
Gaffney
MacDonald 166 Charles Sumner 165 and William Glynn 161
In a compact scoring sequence MacDonald leads with 166 while Sumner posts 165 and Glynn 161. The tight tally highlights a close finish among the competitors reflecting strong performance across the field.
Baseball games today across leagues and colleges
Boston Americans visit New Orleans while Boston Nationals play Nashville Detroit contends with Indianapolis New York Nationals travel to Atlanta Cincinnati meets Louisville Cleveland faces Memphis Cornell plays Atlanta aoe versus Manhattan at New York State Field P vs University of Virginia clashes at Charlottesville caeva N Y A meets New York Cambridge Latin faces Mechanic Arts in Cambridge Boston Latin meets Roxbury Latin at Franklin Brookline High challenges Thayer Academy at Brookline.
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New Orleans
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Nashville
Detroit
Indianapolis
New York
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Louisville
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Memphis
Cornell
Aoe
Manhattan
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Cambridge Latin
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Cambridge
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
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Brookline High
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