Bisons Fall to Red Sox 9 1 in Exhibition
Boston pitchers held Buffalo to five hits as Sam Jones pitched a solid game and Hooper contributed two hits. The Red Sox shuffled players, using substitutes late, while Buffalo mixed three pitchers in a one sided exhibition in Raleigh.
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Joseph Lannin
Buffalo
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Sox
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Wiltz
Sam Jones
Boston
Sam
Hooper
Scott
Foster
Hendryx
Menaskey
Fost*ar
Pible
Hack Lible
Hiller
Stanley Stack
Harry Hooper
Stack
Championship boxing sparks crowd over disputed 135 title
The article covers a controversial 135 pound championship bout where Tommy Murphy of Kansas City received the medal amid boos, with B Ponteau named the actual winner by some accounts. It notes objections over color, cites Eugene Corri on refereeing, recalls boxing history, and previews Nashua Sportsmen's A C events and other bout cards featuring Sacco Frazee, Lee Morgan, Taylor Cournoyes, Delmont, Grady Miller, Gould Lajoie, and Battling Thomas versus K O.
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Tommy Murphy
Kansas City
B. Ponteau
Murphy
Dixie Line
Ponteau
A. C
Nashua
N. H
Jimmy Sacco
East Boston
K. O. Frazee
Newark
N. J
Frazee
Philadelphia
Jersey
Sacco
Kid Lee
Chelsea
Joe Morgan
Manchester
Frank Taylor
Young Cournoyes
Derry
al Delmont
Boston
Boston College shuts out Catholic U 5 0
Boston College defeats Catholic University 5 to 0 at Kilian Field in a pitching duel. Jackson allows few runs while Kelly of BC receives solid support. BC tallies all earned runs in the seventh.
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Washington
Boston College
Catholic University
Killian Field
Kelly
Jackson
Foran
Dempsey
O'Regan
Halligan
Herberger
Dunn
Rollo
Madden
Comerford
Harrington
ABC
Shreveport Exhibition Gives Pirates Practice Hitters
In Shreveport Louisiana on April 7 the Exhi bition featuring the Pittsburgh Nationals beat the local 090 team 18s 4 with batteries Cooper Hamilton Lee Gleason Bono and Rust.
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Pittsburgh Nationals
Shreveport
Texas League
Cooper
Hamilton and Lee
Gleason
Bono
Rust
Winchester C C Busy on Golf Links
The Winchester Country Club has arranged its schedule of tournaments for this season. The club invites members to play in many types of contests and offers numerous mixed foursomes for ladies to join husbands and brothers, sharing the fairways and social golf experiences.
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Winchester Country Club
Winchester Golf Club Adds New Four Ball Foursones Schedule
The Winchester club will trial an invitation four ball foursome and host two open three day tournaments this season. The schedule opens April 17 with nine hole medal play and features a father and son event, mixed foursomes, four ball events, and multiple open championships through November. Harry Bowler returns as pro after a successful indoor school season.
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Winchester
Greater
Boston
Harry Bowler
Massachusetts
Spring Golf Notes Highlight New England Courses and Players
Tom McCarthy, Scarboro enthusiast, trains for open tournaments as George Merritt begins a fifth season at Rye Beach N H while fighting influenza. George Jones to oversee Third Cliff Club grounds Scituate. Wollaston hosts Women's Golf Association event led by Miss Allen. Alec Campbell to keep Boston shop year round and Eddie Keefe starts at Dedham Hunt Club with season stock prep.
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George Merritt
Rye Beach
N. H
George
Algonquin Club
New England
George Jones
Third Cliff Country Club
Scituate
Women's Golf Association
Wollaston Links
Montclair
Miss Allen
Alec Campbell
Boston
Eddie Keefe
Dedham Hunt Club
Willie Jackson Wins Big in Lightweight Circuit
Willie Jackson, the top local lightweight, earned 21945 across 11 fights from January 12 to March 31. The totals include bouts with Hartley Burns Coogan Dundee and others. next, Muggsy and Bob Brennan face Jim Malvern in Charlestown. Dorchester Legion post stages April 21 amateur 115-pound tournament at indoor show with feature bouts.
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Willie Jackson
Pete Hartley
California
Frankie Burns
Harry Carlson
Mel Coogan
Frankie Schoell
Ralph Brady
Johnny Dundee
Jack Russo
Johnny Sheppard
Ritchie Mitchell
Camden
N. J
Charles F. Hammond, Jr
Post, American Legion
Dorchester
Peter F. Costello
Harvard Street
Carpentier Receives 500 Dollar Drawing Card at Newark
Boxing at the Sportsmen’s Club of Newark Monday night featured heavyweights Willie Meehan and Al Roberts. Roberts earned 1000 dollars, Gene Tunney and Clay Turner 750 each, Ole Anderson 500, and Georges Carpentier 500 for appearing at the event.
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Willie Meehan
California
al Roberts
Sportsmen’s Club
Newark
Roberts
Gene Tunney
Clay Turner
Ole Anderson
Georges Carpentier
Brown Wins Bout on Foul at Grand Opera House
Harry Kid Brown of Philadelphia won by foul over Johnny Downes of South Boston in the eighth round. Downes led through six rounds until Brown's flurry, and despite warnings, Downes fouled again in the last round, prompting the decision in Brown’s favor.
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Harry Kid Brown
Philadelphia
Johnny Downes
South Boston
Grand Opera House
Downes
Eddies
Young Gianni
Lawrence
Johnny Brown
Newport
Bernie Tercotti
Fort Strong
Young Campbell
Campbell
Young Fay
Boston
Mickey Williams
Peoria Plans City Stadium for Three Eye League
The Peoria Three Eye league club will play in a city owned stadium worth $50,000. The city donated a $50,000 tract for the project and a municipal bond issue was approved yesterday to fund construction.
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Peoria
Inl
Peoria Three Eye League
Exhibition Results Show Nationals Tie with Americans
Cincinnati Nationals beat Washington Americans in a 5-12-2 to 3-6-1 exhibition. Players Reuther Ring and Allen Carlson Gill Courtney and Picinich contributed for both sides in Danville Virginia.
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Danville
Cincinnati Nationals
Washington Americans
Reuther
Ring
Allen
Carlson
Gill
Courtney
Picinich
Amherst Beats Virginia 2–0 In South Trip
Amherst completes a 2–0 victory over Virginia in Charlottesville. Eveleth and Seamans spark the offense with a fifth inning bunt and singles, while Cummings carries the shutout with runners aboard. Maynard and Seamans make highlight one hand catches in the outfield.
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Virginia
Petway
Eveleth
Seaman
Cowles
Maynard
Seamans
Cummings
M’o'dles
M’nam
D.kuyk
Haselton
B'ghman
Davison
Thomas
Cum'ingayp
Wrrers
Burnett
Mahood
Hout
McCandles
New Orleans Beats Cleveland in Narrow Victory
In New Orleans on April date, the Americans edged past the New Orleans Southern with key plays from Batteries Uhle Thomas Walker Lindsey Bradshaw and Deberry securing the win.
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New Orleans
Rere
Cleveland Americans
Oer
New Orleans Southern
Iosa Batteries
Uhle
Thomas
College Baseball Scores Reported From Yesterday
At Pocahalghta Tasveeeing of Pennsylvania 4 Lafayette 1. Atee N. O. Yale 5 North Carolina 3. At Charlottesville Amherst 2 Virginia 0.
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Pocahalghta
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