Doves to Play in Louisville After Train Wreck
President Dovey met with William Grayson Jr after a deadly Knoxville wreck delayed the Doves nine hours. The team missed uniforms and Saturday’s Louisville game is canceled. Herzog and Collins from the Giants expected to join tomorrow.
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Louisville
Doves
William Grayson, Jr
Grayson
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Express
Bruce Eaton
Lake
Davey
Dovey
Corbin
Herzog An& Collins
Giants
Marathon entrants head the Boston field on Patriots' Day
Six more runners joined the Boston Athletic Association Marathon list. Names include J. G. Near of the Central M. C. A. of Toronto J. J. Reynolds of the New Jersey A. C. J. Delledonne of South Boston A. H. Ellis of Linwood A. A. Brockton Bob Fowler of Cambridge and E. McTierman of Alpine A. A. Worcester. The course from Ashland to Framingham is in fast condition and dust is to be mitigated if windier dry weather comes.
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Boston Athletic Association
J. G. Near
Toronto
Canada
J. J. Reynolds
New Jersey
Ashland
Framingham
Boston area youth teams seek fast 13 14 year olds for April games
Local athletic clubs list 13 14 year old and 12 13 year old teams with preferred opponents and April 16 19 dates. Contacts include Ward Flynn Roxbury John J Kelly East Boston Carl Stahleker Dorchester Eric A Olson city D Brewer Medford E Gessner South Boston Roger Wolcott Cambridge George Shea Dorchester Fred Arend Chelsea Charles Turnbull Cambridge Y M C A Boston Telephone Employees.
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Astron A. C
Ward Flynn
Dennis Street
Roxbury
Alpha A. C
East Boston
John J. Kelly
Maverick Street
Hawthornes
Dorchester
Boston
Carl Stahleker
Bernard Street
Orchester
Draper
D. Brewer
Magoun Avenue
Medford
Holy Trinity
E. Gessner
Grimes Street
Colonials of
Cambridge
Columbias
Roger Wolcotts
Eric A. Olson
Devonshire Street
City
A. A
Plymouth Cordage
Harbor
Dover
Concord
N. H
Old Colony
George C. Shea
DeWolf Street
Chelsea A. A
Salem
Braintree
Rockport
Pope & Cottle
Fred M. Arend
Jefferson Avenue
Chelsea
Charles E. Turnbull
Cambridge Y
M. GC
Reception for Jimmy Collins Recalled in Boston Match
The Jimmy Collins reception committee plans a Boston game at Old South End grounds on Tuesday April 12. Collins leads the Providence Grays against the new Boston Nationals under manager Fred Lake in his Boston debut for an opposing side. Jack Keenan heads the committee to stage a hearty event praised by local fans and sport writers.
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Jimmy Collins
Jimmy
Providence Grays
Boston Nationals
South End
Collins
Boston
Fred Lake
Lake
Jack Keenan
Ieenen
Baltimore
Harvard Boy to Coach Arlington High School Baseball
Henry C. Colton, Harvard ’12, has been named Arlington High School coach after Arthur Hendrick resigned. Brother of Newton High coach Herbert G. Colton, he previously starred at Dorchester High and Springfield Training School. He has coached the boys all week for the first game with Lexington High and aims to win the Southern Middlesex league title with a veteran infield and three pitchers.
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Henry C. Colton
Harvard
Arlington
Arthur Hendrick
Herbert G. Colton
Newton
Dorchester High
Colton
Springfield
Lexington High
Harvard Freshmen Beat Dorchester High In Poor Game
Harvard freshmen defeated Dorchester High 6 to 6 in a ragged contest marked by 18 errors and only five clean hits total. Batteries Hardy Bartholf and MacKean for Harvard supported by Gill Griffin and Kennedy for Dorchester.
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Harvard
Dorchester High
R. H.B
Dorchester
Hardy, Bartholf and MacKean
Gill, Griffin and Kennedy
Records Fall at Providence YMCA Indoor Meet
Providence April 7 Two national YMCA records fell at the Department of the East indoor meet. John J. Kelleher beat the 40 yard high hurdles record in semi finals but a hurdle failure nullified it. Edward Bartlett cleared 5 feet 11 3 4 inches to set a high jump mark. Springfield won the team title with 25 points, Brooklyn 24, Boston 23, West Side 11.
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Providence
Department of the East
John J. Kelleher
James J. Elis
A. C
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Bartlett
Springfield Y
Boston
Cambridge Latin Wins Out In 10th
Cambridge Latin School defeated Noble and Greenough 18 to 12 at Brookline. In the ninth Grant hit and stole home to tie the score before Cambridge Latin exploded for six runs in the 10th inning, sealing the win.
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Cambridge Latin School
Noble and
Greenough
Brookline
TVW
Ogjorewan
Grant
Cambridge
RAE. Camb
Noble & Gr
Harvard Freshmen Lacrosse Rout Rindge 4–0 on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen defeated Rindge 4 to 0 on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. Standout Harvard players were White and Noble, while Webb did the main work for Rindge.
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Harvard
Rindge
Soldiers’ Field
White
Noble
Webb
Baseball Scores From Evening Games Across Cities
In Dayton Ohio Cleveland won 8 to 0 as Dayton 4. Indianapolis beat Chicago 2 0 in the Nationals clash. Baltimore defeated New York 5 to 3. Lynchburg tied New York Americans 3 to 3. Greensboro hosted New York Rochester 18 to 9. Evansville Indiana saw Detroit win 13 to 3. New Orleans defeated Cleveland 10 to 8 in the second game.
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Dayton
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Chicago Nationals
Baltimore
New York Nationals
Lynchburg
New York
Americans
Greensboro
N. Y
Rochester
Evansville
Ind
Detroit
New Orleans
Harvard Lax appoints Toronto captain E A Menary as coach
Harvard has selected pro coach E A Menary for its lacrosse team. Menary, captain of the Toronto lacrosse club, has played with Tecumseh and the Dufferin club of Orangeville in prior years.
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Harvard
E. A. Menary
Toronto Lacrosse
Toronto
Tecumseh
Dufferin Club
Orangeville
Pirates to Break Camp in Hot Springs Arkansas
The Pittsburg baseball team will break spring training tomorrow. The first team departs for Little Rock for a game with Fayetteville State University. The second division will follow and join the first team in Memphis.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Pittsburg
Little Rock
Fayetteville State University
Memphis
Jeffries Intensifies Training Ahead of Johnson Fight
James J. Jeffries ongoing camp routines include nine miles of road work two hours of baseball and handball later cut back as trainers fear overtraining before the July 4 bout with Jack Johnson. He traveled to Boulder Creek with Farmer Burns Bob Armstrong and nephews before returning to camp for lighter sessions.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Farmer Burns
Bob Armstrong
Boulder Creek
Armstrong
Rush Work On Revere Cycle Track Ahead Of Opening Meet
Work is rushed on the Revere cycle track to finish before the big opening meet on April 19. Amateur riders enter the quarter-mile open and two-mile handicap races as the list closes April 15 with J. M. Chap man in charge. Top professional riders include Frank L. Kramer Iver Lawson Eddie Root and Fred Hill in the five mile open half mile handicap and two mile invitation races. Elmer Collins will compete in the 10 mile motor paced race against Wiley of Syracuse and Mens Bedell of New York.
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Revere
J. M. Chapman
Frank L. Kramer
Iver Lawson
Eddie Root
Fred Hill
Elmer Collins Willl
Little Wiley
Syracuse Messenger Boy
Mens Bedell
New York
Pasadena Clubman to Enter Pulpit
Hugh E. Montgomery a wealthy Pasadena society man announced plans to become an Episcopal minister. He will study for three years at San Mateo under Bishop Nicholas, then join the ministry. He is related to Rev Dr Henry E. Montgomery of New York and Colonel James Montgomery, with family ties to Pasadena.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hugh E. Montgomery
Pasadena
Montgomery
San Mateo
Nicholas
School of the Pacificat
Henry E. Montgomery
Church of the Incarnation
New York City
James Montgomery
Legion of Honor
Howland
New York
Representative Coudrey proposes penalties for lying clocks
In Washington on April 7 Representative Coudrey of Missouri urged a bill to penalize keepers of public timepieces. The measure requires clocks to display time within two minutes of Eastern time and imposes a $25 fine for each misread. When wrong, clocks must have dials covered to avoid misleading observers.
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Washington
Coudrey
Missouri
New York Broker Found Guilty in Horse Cruelty Trial
H. T. Barrett, a New York broker, was found guilty in Lakewood New Jersey of cruelty to a horse named Courier. He was fined $100 and costs after a trial that lasted from yesterday afternoon to early this morning. The charge stated Barrett rode the horse so hard its shoulder blade shattered and the animal was exhausted.
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Lakewood
N. J
H. T. Barrett
New York
Barrett
Kennedy
Courier
Starling Refused Admission at American Ports
Washington April 7. The European starling will be refused admission at American ports along with the mongoose English sparrow and fruit eating bats. A Treasury Department order directs all customs inspectors to deny entry of these birds as undesirable immigrants.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Hetty Green's Health Fails In Public Sight
In New York on April 7 Mrs Hetty Green appeared leaning on her son and daughter as she alighted from a taxi to visit her National Park Bank office for the first time in a week, despite assurances she is in her usual health.
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New York
Hetty Green
National Park Bank
Child Actor Bill Defeated in Senate Vote
The child actor bill allowing a child under 14 to perform with a school committee permit failed in the Senate by a 14 to 21 vote. A separate quip about inconsistent men and weather forecasts follows the report.
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Senate
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