Washington Beats Tenney's Nationals in Tight 7-6 Battle
Washington defeated Tenney's Boston Nationals 7 to 6 in a weather rough game. Goode and Dolan led Boston with three hits apiece while Jones hit a homer for Washington as Schalfly and Lindaman traded runs and showcases. Williams saved the game with a clutch grab in the eighth inning as Stahl's defense held late.
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Can American Athletes Win at the Athens Olympic Games
The article weighs optimism against pessimism as American athletes head to Athens. It notes late departure and limited training on Greek soil reduce chances, with non collegiate talent lacking star players and fears of a disastrous defeat for A U officials in charge.
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Grand circuit racing planned at Glenville track
Cleveland April 6. Leading Driving Park stockholders say funds are subscribed to insure a midsummer grand circuit meeting at the Glenville track. Vice-President Pollock Secretary Dietrich and director Harry Devereaux confirm the plan and funds.
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Lajoie Bans Poker For Naps Players In Lively Crusade
Napoleon Lajoie forbids his Cleveland players to gamble with poker and betting. He allows harmless card games and races are banned. The note cites fighting figures like Tom Sharkey and Jack O'Brien, with wealth estimates for Corbett, Fitzsimmons, and others as baseball and Filipino athletics rise in the islands.
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Jack O’brien
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Winter Beats New Orleans 4-1 as Boston Dominates
In a warm New Orleans game, George Winter outpitched Breitenstein to give Boston a 4-1 victory. Boston scored early and held the lead, with Plass and Selbach making standout plays. The New Orleans offense managed three hits in the seventh, while Boston’s defense, including Selbach and Plass, contributed key catches.
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Six Schoolboy Baseball Faces Today Across Boston
Six high school baseball games are scheduled for today featuring Tech '08 versus Winchester High at Winchester West Roxbury versus Dorchester High at Dorchester Charlestown High against Hyde Park High at Hyde Park Braintree High versus Milton High at Milton Auburndale School against Needham High at Newton Cambridge Latin versus Wakefield High at Wakefield Dean Academy versus Watertown High at Franklin Dorchester High and West Roxbury High start the season at Dunbar Avenue with new material and strong flash from Dorchester promising a championship-level squad again.
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Brown Preparatory School
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Jimmy Collins
Harvard Open Season With Trinity In Freshman Diamond Tilt
Harvard faces Trinity in the second game of the season at 3 p.m. on the freshman diamond. Coach Coburn starts the same lineup as last week with new freshman talents at second and short and Pounds and Hellman in the outfield. The Crimson look for stronger play from Pounds and continued solid fielding as the contest tests the roster.
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Hellman
Leonard
McCall
Simons
Lynn Y C Joins Boston Bay Y R A
At a Lynn Yacht Club meeting last Tuesday, members voted to join the Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association. The club will not withdraw from the Y. FR. A. of M.
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Easy Victory for Volkmann
Volkmann defeated Brown & Nichols 16 to 2 in seven innings at Chestnut Hill. LeCroix’s pitching limited Brown & Nichols while Volkmann hitters connected for multiple runs led by Livermore Woodruff and Wheelwright. Fitzpatrick allowed a flurry of runs for Brown & Nichols and LeCroix earned the win with strong support from teammates.
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Wisconsin Fall Football Schedule Change
Chicago reports that football will be played at Wisconsin next fall but major intercollegiate games with Michigan Chicago and Minnesota will be removed from the schedule.
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Minnesota
Malden High Baseball Coach Leads Former Tufts Star
Dr. Patrick Flemming, a Tufts College baseball alumnus, coaches Malden High's baseball squad bringing veteran experience to the program.
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Patrick Flemming
Tufts College
Malden High
Nelson on the Battleground in Los Angeles May Fight
Lightweight champion Battling Nelson arrives in Los Angeles to train for a May 12 bout with Aurelio Herrera on Catalina Island. Nelson and Billy Nolan travel with 80 cents, staked by Pacific A C manager McCarey. He pledges to fight Britt if he defeats the Mexican and Herman, and vows no fight with Gans but will face others in his class.
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Los Angeles
Aurelio Herrera
Nelson
Catalina Island
Billy Nolan
McCarey
Pacific A. C
Britt
Herman
Walcott to defend welter title in San Francisco bout
Boxing gossip reports Joe Walcott will defend his welterweight world title in a 20 round match in San Francisco late this month. Billy Pierce has accepted a Mor ris Levy offer to pit Walcott against Joe Gans if the arrangement proceeds. The date is not fixed and conditions favor an Eastern club, with court rulings affecting upcoming 20 round bouts.
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Harvard Soccer Today at Soldiers Field Against Fort Warren
Harvard association football team hosts Fort Warren at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3 oclock. Princeton declined to play this year allowing a postponement with the soldiers. Harvard has spent the week teaching dribbling passing and accurate shooting in preparation for the match.
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O Rourke Club Wins Fight Despite Legal Challenge
In Philadelphia on April 6 the O Rourke Club reported continued 20 round prize ring battles at O Rourke's Tuxedo A C Essington near Philadelphia. The Delaware County Court decision in the promoters trial against the Pennsylvania boxing law ensures ongoing events without interruption.
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Kickham Hurling Club to play in OConnell Memorial Day games
The Kickham Hurling Club of Everett will participate in the OConnell Memorial Day games at Locust street. Members are asked to meet at their hall next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
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