Six more enter in marathon Patriots Day entry surge noted
George Brown lists six new entrants for the Boston Athletic Association Marathon on Patriots Day. From Dorchester to Toronto, runners include E B Kempton Justin Marshall Eugene Fitzpatrick Thomas Rose Joseph Donato and W H Price. Donato, a Sicilian distance runner from Messina, trains daily and aims for April 19. Bob Fowler, Cambridge veteran marathoner, prepares after a storied career with top finishes in 1904 1907 and improved times in 1908 1910.
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E. B. Kempton
Dorchester
Justin ,Marshall
Brookline
Eugene Fitzpatrick
Natick
Thomas Rose
East Boston
Joseph Donato
Trinacria A. C
Boston
W. H. Price
Central Y. M. C. A
Toronto
Price
James J. Corkery
J. R. Roe
R. F. McCormick
Messina
Donato
Bob Fowler
Cambridge
Fowler
Fred Lorz
Tom
S. Fowler
J. J. Caffery
Baseball games wanted by youth athletic groups in area
A list seeking matches for various age groups from 10 to 19 among many organizations in Massachusetts and nearby towns. Contacts include William Lapsley Roxbury, William C. Hogarth Dedham, Bennie Collins Brookline, A D Mosman Newton, Dana Lyons Jamaica Plain, J Fay Roxbury, Dennis Shea East Boston, F Gibbons Charlestown, William Sampson Charlestown, Raymond Sharkey Danvers, and Walter Wakefield Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeralds
Roxbury
Shamrocks
Waltham
St. Mary’s
Newton
Rindge
Triangulars
Cambridge
William Lapsley
Calumet Street
Wanderers A. A
Dedham
William C. Hogarth
Care Wanderers A. A
Mass
Cathedral Choir Boys
Bennie Collins
Nast Brookline Street
City
Beacons of
Watertown
A. D. Mosman
Emerson Street
Lakevilles
Jamaica Plain
Dana Lysons
Boylston Street
Mission Church
Uly
J. Fay
Whitney Street
Prescott
Noddle Island
Fares Iven
Dennis Shea
Brementreet
East Boston
Charlestown
New England
F. Gibbons
Warren Street
Mohoncas A. C
William Sampson
Brockett Reinstated by National Commission
Cincinnati April 6 The National Baseball Commission reinstated L Rockett who had been declared ineligible by the New York American League club after a decision issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nationalaseball Commission
L. Rockett
New York
Americus defeats Dr Roller in two straight falls
Gus Schoelein known as Americus outlasted Dr Ben Roller of Seattle in Mechanics Building in two straight falls. Americus used speed and aggressive holds to win the first fall in 2 minutes 34 seconds and the second in 15 minutes 37 seconds, despite Roller escaping several dangerous positions.
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Gus Schoelein
Americus
Ben Roller
Seattle
Mechanics’ Building
M. D
Doc
Tor
Nelson
Roller
Touhey
Dr. Roller
Frank Leonard
Brooklyn
Hadi Youseff
Jack Leon
Ali Hassan
Leon
Hassan
Hasson
Malden H. S. Star Westcott Enters Dean Academy
Malden High School infielder Oliver Westcott leaves minor league plans to join Dean Academy today as regular shortstop. His Malden teammate Bill Lucas transfers to Everett High after the family move, bringing Malden’s recent scoring tandem to new schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden H. S
Dean Academy
Oliver Westcott
Malden
Lawrence
N. E
Westcott
Dean
Bill Lucas
Westecott
Everett High
Everett
Young McDonough Tops Bill Parks in Ten Round Bout
Manchester’s Young McDonough clearly outpointed Law rence’s Bill Parks in the main event at the Lowell Social and Athletic Club last night. The ten round decision favored McDonough amid a card that also featured Connolly over McGivan in a semi final and other Lowell victories.
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Young McDonough
Manchester
Bill Parks
Lawrence
Lowell Social and Athletic Club
Mark Connolly
South Boston
Young McGivan
Billy Mulvey
Lowell
Young Murphy
Charles Thrysantos
John Sousa
Fordham Routed by Princeton in Opening Day Baseball
Princeton pitcher Woodle allowed three hits and struck out ten as Fordham fell to the Tigers 2 to 0 in warm conditions at Princeton New Jersey. Fordham errors in the ninth inning produced both runs for Princeton and a highlight squeeze play by Lackey, Sterrett, and Prescott sealed the victory.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Fordham
Woodle
Keogh
Lackey
Sterrett
Prescott
Fordham Belvo Auk Bio
Ale
Sida
McCarthy
McCaffrey
Carter
White
Scanton
Sterrett Lf
Reush
Starkey
Winants
Sterrett Prescott
Winants Harkey
Garza
Luckey
Gargan
Carter White
Trescott Hases
Sharkey
Chapman
Johnstone
Yale Harvard boat race date dispute ends in Harvard refusal
New Haven April 6 Yale and Harvard negotiations on this year’s annual boat race date failed. Yale proposed arbitration with Barnard Wren and Meikleham, Harvard insisting the June 26 week. Harvard refused all three Yale dates and any rowing outside that week. The Yale Alumni Weekly calls the plan one sided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Yale Alumni Weekly
Otto T. Barnard
Robert Wren
W. E. Meikleham
Bates Announces Baseball Schedule
Bates College coach Wallace F. Preston released the schedule listing 14 home and away games. The slate includes an Ivy Day game in Lewiston for the first time along with matchups against Bowdoin Harvard Colby Tufts and other regional foes across Lewiston Cambridge Medford Orono Brunswick Waterville and Portland.
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Lewiston
Wallace F. Preston
Bates
Exeter
Exe
Bowdoin
Ion
Pilgrims
Fort McKinley
Portland
Harvard
Cambridge
Andover
Colby
Waterville
U. of M
N. H. State
Orono
Tufts
Medford
Brunswick
Brooks Beats Griffen In 10 Round Clash
Joe Bayardo Brooks billed as England's Hebrew champion outpointed Australian featherweight Charlie Griffen over ten rounds at the National Sporting Club of America in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe
Bayardo) Brooks
England
Charlie Griffen
National Sporting Club of America Tonight
Washington Trades Corbin to Atlanta in Southern League
Washington manager Mc Aleer sends outfielder Fred Corbin to the Atlanta club as a ground rent man. Corbin, who played with Akron last year, is subject to recall after the season and has been hitting over .300 with Washington in spring games.
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Washington
Corbin
Atlanta
McAleer
Fred Corbin
Akron
Annapolis Teams Tie 1-1 in 15 Inning Baseball Game
In Annapolis Md on April 6 the Naval Academy and Maryland Agricultural teams played 15 innings before ending in a 1 to 1 draw. Both schools battled through a long extra frame, with the score deadlocked.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Maryland Agricultural
Yanni gans defeat Roanoke Club in Roanoke
The Yanni gans of the Philadelphia Athletics won 6 to 2 against the Roanoke Club in Roanoke Virginia. Both teams played steady defense and the weather was excellent throughout the game.
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Roanoke
Yannigans
Philadelphia Athletics
Syracuse Crew Eligibility Shocks Ten Eyck
Syracuse coach Ten Eyck learned from the university eligibility committee that only 10 of 18 varsity candidates meet academic standards and eight of 21 freshmen are eligible. He ordered the backward players to cram to regain eligibility.
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Syracuse, N. Y
Ten Eyck
Syracuse Crews
Athletics Victors in 12 Innings
Philadelphia April 6 nearly 8000 fans watched the Athletics defeat the Phillies 2 to 1 in 12 innings in an ante season game. Alexander started five innings before Stack, with Russell opening for the Athletics and Coombs finishing. The winning rally came in the 12th on a walk to Davis, a sacrifice by Murphy and Barry's single.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Phillies
Alexander
Boom
Stack
Lefty Russell
Murphy
Coombs
Russell
Joe Scrveder
Nationals
Davis
Barry
AB. R. BH. TB
B. Hogan
Lord
Rene
Collins
Baker
Eeese
Rios
Ste
Thomas
Eee Wees
Dis
Lapp
Tees
Livingstone
Toeates
Vine
PO. A. EY
Magee
Knabe
Miller
Umptres
O'Day
Connelly
Harvard Red Sox Tickets On Sale For Huntington Avenue Game
Tickets for the Harvard-Red Sox game at Huntington avenue grounds go on sale this morning at Wright & Ditson 344 Washington street Herrick's Copley square and in Cambridge at Leavitt & Pierce Wright & Ditson and the Harvard Athletic Association. Manager Gilbert E Jones says Harvard fans will fill the stands and predicts a strong turnout similar to 1910. The Boston club aims to win and notes last year's margin was narrow with a 4 to 1 Boston victory.
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Harvard-Red Sox
Huntington Avenue
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Herrick’s
Copley Square
Boston Club
Cambridge
Leavitt & Pierce
Harvard Athletic Association
Gilbert E. Jones
Harvard
Boston
Sexton
Flarvard
Rumors of New Auto Trade Group and Rubber Market Talk
Gossip for motorists discusses a possible new automobile manufacturers association following a New York meeting. It notes a 1910 Reo with 23000 miles, a St Johnsbury show with Boston dealers, and a rubber syndicate aiming to lift crude rubber prices, affecting tire costs for motorists.
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Association of Automobile Manufacturers
New York
St. Johnsbury, Vt
J. H. Goss
H. BR. Blossom
W. A. Wright
W. A. Ricker
Fred Kelley
M. Berry
George Asselin
Boston
St Johnsbury
Brazil
Para
Navy Lacrosse Dominate Cornell 12 to 0 in Annapolis
The Naval Academy lacrosse team defeated Cornell 12 to 0 in Annapolis. The midshipmen played at high pace with strong teamwork throughout the game.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Cornell
Midshipmen
Mrs Britton abolishes bar at ball park
Mrs Helen Hathaway Britton owner of the St Louis Cardinal baseball club declares women and children will be catered to at League Park and the liquor bar will be eliminated for the season. She notes the rule was set by her uncle and aims to attract more women and children to games.
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ST. Louis
Ladies
Helen Hathaway Britton
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis Cardinal
League Park
Harvard Freshman Team Scrub Game Opens Season
The Crimson freshmen played seven innings on Soldiers Field with a 5 to 4 win by the regulars. Wet field limits prevented sharp defense but overall effort was creditable for the first game of the year. Coach Laurence used almost the entire squad to evaluate material. Scrub games will continue daily until the regular schedule begins.
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Crimson
Soldiers Field
Laurence
Detroit Americans trounce Columbus America Association squad
Detroit Tigers defeated the Columbus America Association team by 4 runs. Mullen and Canet pitched for Detroit as both sides hit hard, but Detroit bunched runs more effectively.
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Columbus
Detroit Americans
Columbus America Association
Tigers
Mullen
Baseball Scores From Lexington and Richmond
At Lexington Pennsylvania State defeated Washington and Lee 7 to 1. At Richmond Giants beat Richmond 12 to 3.
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Lexington
Pennsylvania State
Washington & Lee
Richmond
Giants
Danville Defeats Toronto Second Team 2 1 In Tryout
In their first tryout the Danville Virginia League squad beat the Toronto Eastern League second team 2 to 1 today, highlighting their early form and chemistry for the season.
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Danville
Toronto
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Young M’donough
Hanan
Was Invincible
Bayardo Brooks
Griffen
Yans
Syracuse
Athletics Victors
Gotham
Gotham Mfg. CO
I. I. Vail
Splitdorf Magneto
Bay State Club
Jacksonville
Captain Nickerson
Dennis
Cape Cod
Board of Review of
the Manufacturers' Contest Association
Alton B. Parker
George T. Cann
Savannah
Barton
Weeks
Everett C. Brown
Chicago
Navy Lacrosse
Great Men’s Outfitting
Paris
London
America
Vienna
Plai
Jordan Marsh
TIGER
Kansas City
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