Cutler Loses to LeMarin in Boston Wrestling Match
In a three hour six man event the Chicago heavyweight Charley Cutler was defeated twice by Constant LeMarin of Belgium in consecutive falls. Cutler threatened LeMarin with a strangle hold but failed to finish, as LeMarin pinned him with a body lock and fall lasting 17 minutes 45 seconds.
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Charley Cutler
Chicago
Zbyszko
Constant LeMarin
Cutler
Boston
LeMarin
Charles
le Marin
Wrestling Show Delivers Fast Heavyweight Bouts in Boston
In a crowded Boston arena spectators watched LeMarin defeat Cutler in a hard fought main event while Lurich won two straight falls over Pleistina. The show featured staged alternation to prevent delays and drew more than 4500 fans amid lively crowds and mixed reactions.
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Lurich-Pleistina
Cutler-LeMarin
Patrick Heir
Worcester
George Wv. Toohey
Cutler Vs
LeMarin
Cutler
Charles
Constant
Happy Comebacks Form From Boston Newsboy Ring
Rubenovitz nicknamed king of the Boston newsboys organizes a baseball nine of veteran newsie players. The lineup includes Frasca Levine Rubenovitz Helvitz Cohen Rither Jacobs Wulansky Davis. The club will face rival teams starting April 19.
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Rubenovitz
Boston Newsboys
Newsie
Charles Frasca
Myer Levine
Trappy
C. F
Oscar Helvitz
Snap Cohen
Hyman Rither
Wolfe Jacobs
Duffy Wulansky
Mickey Davis
Happy Comebacks
Boston College to Meet Tufts in Practice Game
The Boston College varsity baseball team will play Tufts College this afternoon at the Tufts Oval. Coaches Scanlon and Cannell aim to evaluate new material and decide which players will face Rhode Island State College in the season opener at Kingston Saturday.
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Boston College
Tufts College
Tufts Oval
Scanlon
Cannell
Rhode Island State College
Kingston
Walsh Manager Alleges Attell Used Thumb Eye Tactics
Eddie Keevin, manager of Boston bantamweight Jimmy Walsh, filed charges with the New York State Boxing Commission against Abe Attell. He claims Attell used an eye pecking tactic with a thumb during their match last Thursday night and seeks Attell’s lifetime suspension.
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Walsh
Attell
Syracuse
N. Y
Eddie Keevin
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
New York State Boxing Commission
Abe Attell
Keevin
Jimmy Walsh Beats Pittsley in Ten Round Bout
In Syracuse on April 7 Jimmy Walsh the Boston bantam defeated Bobby Pittsley of Syracuse across ten rounds before about 2500 fans. Walsh used a sharp left hook to daze Pittsley and controlled the pace, winning eight rounds while two were even. Preliminary bouts saw Ah Chung knocked down by Jack Croke and Tommy Ryan stopping his bout.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jimmy Walsh
Boston Bantam
Bobby Pittsley
Walsh
Pittsley
Ah Chung
Salem
Mass
Jack Croke
Buffalo
Tommy Ryan
Celestial
Chick Beats Quinlan In Six Rounds At City Hall
In Gloucester on April 7 Jimmy Quinlan of Danvers lost to Joe Chick of Fall River in a ten round boxing main event. Chick dominated from start to finish until the sixth round when the match was stopped by the referee. Semi final ended in a draw between Tommy Murray of Lynn and Young Larrabee of Biddeford Me while Bill Jackson of Salem defeated Jack Hurley of Beverly in the preliminary.
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Gloucester
City Hall
Jimmy Quinlan
Danvers
Joe Chick
Fall River
Quinlan
Tommy Murray
Lynn
Young Larrabee
Biddeford
Bill Jackson
Salem
Jack Hurley
Beverly
Cross Country Run Nears 100 Entries in Cathedral Y M C A Event
About 100 entries expected for the 10 mile cross country run under the Cathedral Y M C A banner. The course is a Boston favorite and attracts top local runners plus visiting athletes from Canada and New York. Notable participants include Festus Madden Tom Lilley Israel Saklad and Arthur Garber from North Dorchester A A. Entries close with Terence D. Gordon 70 East Newton Street tomorrow evening.
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Cathedral Y. M. C. A
Boston
Canada
New York
North Dorchester A.A
Festus Madden
Tom Lilley
Israel Saklad
Arthur Garber
Terence D. Gordon
East Newton Street
Smith to Coach Beacon Team in New Hampshire
John Smith, longtime figure in baseball and linked to Christy Mathewson, is hired to coach the Beacon team in New Hampshire's Manufacturers league. Formerly a Manchester police officer, he will devote afternoons to guiding the Beacon squad that won last season's championship in the New Hampshire league.
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John Smith
Christy Mathewson
Beacon
New Hampshire
Smith
Mathewson
Christy
Manchester
Baseball Results From Various Cities Today
Brooklyn Americans beat Brooklyn 8 to 7 in a tight finish. Georgetown edged Cornell 4 to 3 in Washington. Richmond routed Toronto 6 to 1 in Virginia. Atlanta crushed Rochester 65 to 4 in Georgia. New York Nationals defeated Newport News 7 to 1 in Virginia. Norfolk Americans topped Norfolk 6 to 0 in Virginia league action. Fordham College beat William and Mary 13 to 2 in New York. Michigan beat Georgia 10 to 4 in Athens.
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Brooklyn
New York
Americans
Washington
Georgetown
Cornell
Richmond
Toronto
International
Atlanta
Rochester
Newport News
New York Nationals
Newport Newa
Norfolk
Philadelphia Americans
Fordham
N. Y
Fordham College
William and Mary
Athens, Ga
University of Michigan
University of Georgia
Bradley Out Of Game After Powder Accident
English High student Bradley will not play baseball this summer after an accident with powder damaged the tips of three fingers.
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Bradley
Five New Champions Crowned at New England Amateur Meets
Five new title holders emerged in the New England Amateur Boxing Championships held at Mechanic's Hall yesterday. In the finals the top row shows Mike Sullivan East Boston 135 pound Tommy Reagan East Boston 115 pound Joe White East Boston 145 pound Charles Olsen Somerville Heavyweight. Bottom row features Barney Snyder Roxbury 108 pound and Walter Ridge Brockton 1235 pound.
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New England
Mechanic’s Hall
Mike Sullivan
East Boston
Tommy Reagan
Joe White
Charles Olsen
Somerville
Barney Snyder
Roxbury
Walter Ridge
Brockton
Boston
Ommy Reagan
M. F. Sullivan
Dan MacDonald
Peter Bruno
Charles Olson
New England Amateur Gloves Finals Crown Seven Winners
Seven decisive finals at Mechanics Building produced five new champions as Tom Reagan and Mike Sullivan retained titles. The 145 and 115 pound bouts featured sharp exchanges, with Charles Askins and Joe White among the headliners amid intense crowd reactions from over 3000 fans.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
Tommy Reagan
Mike Sullivan
Charles Askins
Joe White
East Boston
Askins
White
New England's 1913 Amateur Boxing Champions
Details of the 1913 New England Amateur Boxing finals with winners in 108, 115, 125, 135, 145, 158, 175, and heavyweight classes. Barney Snyder and Walter Ridge claim titles. Reagan loses a disputed decision to Pritchard. Olson defeats Flavin for heavyweight.
Local boxing roundup highlights Ridge Sullivan and MacDonald wins
In Brockton Walter Ridge defeats F McManus in 125 pounds while Mike Sullivan dominates Walter Butler in 135 pounds. Dan MacDonald of Roxbury beats B A Lavelle to claim 158 pounds and receive a gold watch as national championships set for May 6-7 in Boston.
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Walter Ridge
Brockton
F. McManus
Salem
Salem A. A
Mike Sullivan
New England
Walter Butler
Boston
Butler
Sullivan
Mike
East Boston
B. A. Lavelle
Somerville
Dan MacDonald
Nova Scotia
Roxbury
MacDonald
Bill McKinnon
Lavelle
Mac
Dan
Harvard Man Caps Sharpshooter Title in Eastern Meet
Francis W. Capper of Brookline a Harvard sophomore and varsity shooter set a world bull's eye record at the Eastern intercollegiate shoot in Washington He captured the mark by hitting the target every time in a North Georgia Agricultural College match Capper will be awarded a medal Harvard varsity shooting rifle team won the Eastern championship with an average of 978 out of 1000.
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Francis W. Capper
Brookline
Harvard
Washington
North Georgia Agricultural College
Capper
Murphy Arrives for 20 Round Return With Wolgast
San Francisco reports Harlem Tommy Murphy arrives for a 20 round match with Ad Wolgast on April 19 following a draw in their last meeting. Murphy to begin training tomorrow while Wolgast has been in the city for some time.
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San Francisco
Harlem Tommy
Murphy
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Rochester Bowing Meet Opens with Local Entries
In Rochester on April 7 the National Bowling Association began two man and individual division play with local alley entries. Hoff man and Welles led the doubles with 1129 and M. Zidel topped the singles at 619.
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Rochester
N. Y
National Bowling Association
Hoffman
Welles
M. Zidel
Mandot Fails To Surface In 10 Round Bout With Lore
In New Orleans at the Orleans Athletic Club Joe Mandot faced Johnny Lore of New York in a ten round bout. A newspaper decision favored Mandot while Lore supporters predicted a draw.
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New Orleans
Orleans Athletic Club
Joe Mandot
Johnny Lore
New York
Decison
Mandot
Lore
Delmont Wins Boat Portsmouth Boxing Card
In Portsmouth New Hampshire at the Riverside Athletic Club on April 7 Al Delmont of Boston defeated Joe Grimm of Providence in five rounds. Thomas of Lowell won over Jack Hubley in four rounds. Preliminary showcase featured Blacksmith Reckendorf and Sol dier Rogers from the Coast Artillery.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Riverside Athletic Club
al Delmont
Boston
Joe Grimm
Providence
Grimm
Young Thomas
Lowell
Jack Hubley
Blacksmith Reckendorf
Soldier Rogers
Coast Artilery
Houck Faints in Six Round Bout at Olympian A A
Willie Houck the Mr. Airy idol weakened by the attempt to reach the lightweight limit and a neck boil fainted after two rounds of a six round bout with Young Brown of New York at the Olympian A A in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Willie Houck
Young Brown
New York
Harvard Football Spring Practice Sets Stage for Fall Championship
Harvard coach Leo Leary leads a 45 man squad through the final spring drills as questions linger over coaching staff. With Percy Haughton possibly returning, Harvard sharpens backfield depth led by Eddie Mahan and guards veterans Gardiner Felton and Storer while eyeing key positions and staff changes.
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Leo Leary
Harvard
Red Sox
Leary
Crimson
Percy D. Haughton
Athletic Association
Haughton
Charley Daly
Soldiers Field
Naval Service
Northwestern University
Harry B. Gardner
Eddie Mahan
Andover
Har
Minneapolis Men Enter Boston Marathon
John Karlson, a local distance runner, will compete in the Boston Marathon under the Minneapolis Athletic Club in Boston on April 19. Fred Carlson, another noted Minneapolis runner, will also be entered the same day.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Karlson
Minneapolis Athletic Club
Genslinger
Fred Carlson
Maine Lakes Open For Fishing As Anglers Arrive
Fishing began on Sebago Lake, Missouri, with avid Boston anglers hearing of early catches by locals. Belgrade Lakes likely to open soon, aided by mild snowless weather. Northern New England offers abundant game fish and strict conservation keeps stocks robust for spring trips.
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Sebago Lake
Boston
Belgrade Lakes
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Senators 3 Giants 2 in exhibition clash
Washington Americans defeated the New York Nationals 8 to 2 in an exhibition game. Tesreau injured Engel with a line drive in the eighth inning, Engel left hand finger broken, Hughes replaced him. Batteries Demaree Tesreau and Wilson Johnson Engel Hughes and Ainsmith. Umpire Altrock. Time 1h40m.
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Washington
Washington Americans
New York Nationals
Tesreau
Engel
Hughes
R.H.E
New York
Nat
Demaree
Wilson
Johnson
Ainsmith
Altrock
Rehg and Miller Sold to St Paul Team
Infielder Walter Rehg and catcher Miller have been released by Pittsburgh Nationals manager Fred Clarke to the St Paul American Association team per a telegram received by George B. Lennon, owner of the local club.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Walter Rehg
Cather Miller
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg Nationals
St. Paul
George BE. Lennon
Sands Shows His Old Tennis Form
Three matches opened the national court tennis championships at the Tennis and Racquet Club. C E Sands of New York, 1905 champion, defeated C T Russell of the club in straight sets 6 3 6 1 6 3 in a display of strong form.
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Sands
C. E. Sands
New York
C. T. Russell
New Yorker
Stockton Topples Huhn In Four Set Tennis Triumph
Sands dazzled the crowd with agile court coverage and reliable returns. Russell struggled with consistency as Philip Stockton of the Tennis and Racquet Club outplayed W. H. T. Huhn of Philadelphia in four sets, 6-5, 6-4, 6-3, 8-6, overcoming light interference.
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Sands
Russell
Philip Stockton
W. H. T. Huhn
Philadelphia
Stockton
Huhn
Hahn
Gambrill Wins Narrowly in Tennis Match at Randolph Club
R Gambrill of Randolph Racquet Club beat G W Wightman of the B A A 3 6 6 2 6 3 6 4 in a four set match. Several players advanced by default including G H Brooke to Fulton Cutting and Wilson Potter to D P Rhodes.
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R. Gambrill
Randolph Court
George W. Wightman
Unicorn Star
G. H. Brooke
Philadelphia
Fulton Cutting
Wilson Potter
D. P. Rhodes
T. H. Frothingham
Randolph
G. McClure Sargent
Derby
Gambrill
Sands
Cutting
Rhodes
Stockton
Sargent
Joshua Crane
Jay Gould
Randolph Racquet Club
G. W. Wightman
C. E. Sands
New Racquet and Tennis Club
C. T. Russell
Boston Tennis and Racquet Club
Philip Stockton
W. H. T. Huhn
Philadelphia Racquet and Tennis Club
Philadelpha Racquet and
Boston Tennis and
Randolp
Boston Sports Preview Highlights College Title Chase
Boston sport fans await a 3:30 showdown at Fenway as Harvard and Cornell pursue the collegiate title while Jimmy McAleer predicts another hub bunting. Johnny McGraw touts Jim Thorpe’s star potential and Billy Queal defends American distance supremacy.
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Fenway Park
Jimmy McAleer
Crimson
Doc Sexton
Harvard
Marathon match and boxing trials announced in Britain
A letter from this office notes Hector McInnes and Tom Longboat set to race 26 miles 385 yards with Shrubb in the marathon. Longboat finished the distance as the Englishman collapsed just past 25 miles. National amateur boxing championships are planned for May 6 and 7 at Mechanics’ Hall with entry blanks available from the B A A Exeter Street city.
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Hector McInnes
Tom Longboat
Shrubb
Longboat
Mechanics’ Balla
Exeter Street
City
Shakeup in Harvard Freshman Crew Reshuffles Lineup
Harvard freshman crew undergoes a major reshuffle as Coach Wray moves many rowers to the first boat. Soucy of Forest Hills and Boston Latin School returns to No 7, Potter moves to No 3, Jefferies to the second boat, Boyer up to No 4, and Gilman inserted at No 6. The new order features Chichester stroke, Soucy No 7, Gilman No 6, Schall No 4, Boyer No 8, Potter No 2, Morgan bow, Emerson coxswain Holland.
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Harvard
Wray
Ernest W. Soucy
Forest Hills
Boston Latin School
Potter
Jefferies
Boyer
Gilman
Chichester
Soucy
Schall
Morgan
Emerson
Coxswain
Holland
Sockalexis Enters Marathon With North Dorchester A A
An drew Sockalexis of Oldtown Maine, famed Indian long distance runner, joins six entrants for the B A A Marathon. Sockalexis, who last season placed second in the record Marathon and fourth in the Olympic event, seeks top honors this year alongside Peter Alteieri Melrose High J J Callan North Dorchester A A Martin Silver St Charles A A Waltham Joseph H Christon Lowell and J C C Carlson traveling from Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Andrew Sockalexis
Oldtown
North
Dorchester
A. A
Sockalexis
Peter C. Alteieri
Melrose High
J. J. Callan
North Dorchester
McDonough elected captain of St John’s Prep hockey team
Frank McDonough was chosen captain for next year’s St John’s Prep hockey team. He has played forward for two seasons, bringing veteran experience to the squad.
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Frank McDonough
St. John's
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