Miss Parkhurst Faces Crew Captain Controversy at Roxbury High
Miss Parkhurst a Roxbury High School teacher funded the Interscholastic Rowing Association entry fee and supported her candidate Curley for crew captain. Captain Whitney and others opposed her influence prompting a school faction split. Curley resigned after Parkhurst prevailed, and Amesbury of the baseball team is favored as Roxbury shifts to a strong season.
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Parkhurst
Roxbury High School
Pat Donovan
Storm Centre
Whitney
Curley
Whiting
Clay
Miss Parkhurst
Amesbury
Roxbury
Marathon Race Entries at Boston April Race set to break records
The Boston Athletic Association plans an April 29 marathon with marquee entrants. Caffrey, winner two years ago, and Mellor are among the leading contenders in a field expected to produce a new record.
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Boston Athletic Association
Caffrey
Mellor
Marathon veterans renew title bid with new challengers
John Caffrey and last year’s victor return to contest the 1901 marathon title race. W. Lee Bare and R. J. Macdonald join Eugene Estoppey in a strong field as Estoppey begins a Boston to New York walk as part of training. Entry list includes Quigley Roxbury Weekes St Johnsbury Ziegler Pastime A C Spring Pastime A C Morks Pastime A C Estoppey Shamrock Harriers Todd New York Lucifer Boston O’Connor Pastime A C Ledbetter Newton YMCA Schoeffel Brighton Sweeney South Boston Woley Cambridge Daniels Boston Flynn South Boston Gymnasium Magir Roxbury Murphy South Boston Noorington Somerville Kellan Boston Mellor Yonkers Y C Kowlasky Roxbury Wilson Boston Moody Cambridge Jacob Boston Report Gymnasium
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W. Lee Bare
R. J. Macdonald
Eugene Estoppey
New York City
Boston
J. J. Quigley
Roxbury
Fred Weekes
St. Johnsbury
A. E. Ziegler
Pastime A. C
Michael Spring
Louis Morks
Shamrock Harriers
Robert Todd
James J. Lucifer
Timothy O'Connor
Pastime
A. C
John A. Ledbetter
Newton Y. M. C. A
Harry Schoeffel
Brighton
J. I. Sweeney
South Boston
Edward Woley
Cambridge
J. Daniels
F. W. Flynn
W. G. Magir
J. Murphy
Tom Whitie Fairhaven
George E. Carver
Ivy
Burglars Rob Oak Street House in Amesbury
Burglars entered the house of Mrs Edward Ryan on Oak street during dinner this afternoon and stole 280 dollars belonging to two lodgers. The crime occurred while Mrs Ryan and her daughter were at dinner.
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Amesbury
Edward Ryan
Oak Street
Nationals Win Easily Over Nashville In 6 1 Victory
Boston Nationals defeated Nashville 6 to 1 in a well played game marked by strong fielding. Pratt pitched for Boston allowing seven hits while Carney scored twice on a walk and timely hits. About 1,000 spectators watched as Boston pulled ahead with timely hits in the sixth and seventh innings.
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Nashville
Tenn
Boston Nationals
Pratt
Boston
Carney
Cooley
King Bailey
Stanley
Kittridge
Tenney
Aubrey
Greminger
Abbaticchio
Cycle Racers Gather for Boston Open 20 Mile Pace
An army of pacers and handlers prepare Charles River Park for a Monday April 20 20 mile open motor paced race. Will C Stinson Harry Elkes Otto Maya Benny Munroe Jimmy Hunter Basil de Gunchard Gussie Lawson Jimmy Moran Nat Butler and possibly Bobby Walthour join from cities including Washington Philadelphia Providence Atlanta and Memphis.
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Charles River Park
Will C. Stinson
Harry Elkes
Washington
Otto Maya
Benny Munroe
Philadelphia
Jimmy Hunter
Basil de Gunchard
Providence
Boston
Gussie Lawson
Jimmy Moran
Nat Butler
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Barnacles to Host County Fair and Costume Dance
The Barnacles, Roxbury prominent young men, plan a county fair and costume dance in Curtis Hall next Tuesday evening. The costume march starts at 10 o'clock with dancing from 8 to 1 o'clock.
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Barnacles
Roxbury
Curtis Hall
Sullivan vs. rival for New England lightweight title tonight
A disputed New England lightweight championship bout at the Essex Athletic Club will decide who holds the title. Experts favor Mike Twin Sullivan, whose strong claims are challenged by past upsets and debate surrounding the champion’s merit.
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New England
Essex Athletic Club
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Who Fights Mike Sullivan Tonight for New England Lightweight Honor
Jimmy Gardner returns from training as a top contender to face Jack Carrig in a Boston bout that could decide New England lightweight supremacy. The writer notes Carrig's strong form, Gardner's crowd appeal, and Woburn’s holiday turnout for the event. Eddie Lenny of Chester arrives on the scene aiming for Boston featherweights.
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Mike Sullivan
Twin Sullivan
New England
Jimmy Gardner
Aeriod
George
Jack Carrig
Boston
Woburn
Billy Gardner
Bowdoin Square
Carrig
Gardner
Chelsea
Jimmy Briggs
Carrig Box
Philadelphia
Pierce
Municipal Court
Eddie Lenny
Chester
Penn
Pennsylvania
Lenny
Boston Feathers
Kid Goodman
Austin Rice
Hughy Murphy
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Goodman and Briggs Draw In Satisfying Boxing Match
The Physical Culture Club crowd witnessed Champion Jimmy Briggs and Kid Goodman in a disputed draw after a lively 12 round bout. Goodman faded late but Briggs surged in the last rounds, with both sides claiming superiority. Preliminary bouts featured Hessell, Hampden, Rody, Daly, and others.
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Physical Culture Club
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Goodman
Goodman
Briggs
Boston
Kid Hessell
Jack Hampden
Young Sidney
Jack Rody
Emergency Kelly
Young Hanton
Tommy Daly
Joe Lannan
Dan Murphy
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Reliance Trial Set for April 23 in Bristol Rhode Island
On April 8, at Bristol R I, workers concentrated on sealing seams at the butts with cement. Riveting remains precise with no dents on the underbody while few dents appear on nickel steel topsides. Gaff work rushes toward completion, aiming to rig and sail for the first trial on April 23.
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Bristol
R. I
Reliance
Boston Americans appoint new business manager
The Boston Americans name Mr. Smart as their new business manager from Milwaukee. He prepares for opening games against the Athletics on April 20 with a plan to make the American League Park the finest ballpark in the country and to supply every possible amenity to fans. The photo is the first taken of Mr. Smart in 30 years.
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Boston Americans
Athletics
Mr. Smart
Milwaukee
Brown defeats Paige in eighth Class A billiard tour match
At the Hub billiard rooms last evening the eighth game of the Class A tourney ended with Mr. Brown defeating Mr. SF Paige 150 to 86. Tonight Batchelder faces Maynard.
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Hub Billiard Rooms
Brown
SF. Paige
Batchelder
Maynard
Exeter students raise 1200 for baseball team
In Exeter New Hampshire a mass meeting on April 8 raised 1200 dollars for the baseball team. The event gathered campus support and boosted team finances ahead of the season.
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Exeter
N. H
Germany Leads the World in Curing Consumption
An article promotes Prof Koch of Germany and his inhalation therapy that purportedly cures consumption. It cites testimonials from patients including Mrs KK Little of Somerville Massachusetts and claims the Boston office at 361 Boylston Street offers free consultation.
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Prof. Koch
Germany
KK. H. Little
Mt. Vernon St
Somerville
Mass
Boston
Boylston Street
City League Series Concludes With Boylston Triumph
Boylston clinched first place by sweeping Rexford to finish atop the City League standings. Columbia Road earned second, Sudbury took third, and Boylston captured most other prizes as scores from the remaining games followed.
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Boylston
Rexford
Columbia Road
Sudbury
Baseball and college sports wrap from the Boston press
The Brooklyn Times summarizes baseball and local college sports news. Notes include balkine rules for Davis Delehanty and Gleason, contracts with rival leagues, George Tebeau’s guarantee money, Ronner leaving Louisville for Boston, a special train for Charley Farrell, and school foul rule troubles. Also mentions Stamey return to New Orleans, Burkett’s batting hopes, Tenney’s slow infield, Collins pitchers, Wagner considering stage, Paquin joining Haverhill, and Tufts Trinity game rescheduled to May 9.
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Yale
Georgetown
Davis
Delehanty
Gleason
Clarke Griffith
George Tebeau
Boston Nationals
Ronner
Louisville
Boston
Marlboro
Charley Farrell
Collins
Stamey
New Orleans
Dreyfuss
Phillies
Brooklyn Times
Jesse Burkett
Browns
St. Louis
Burkett
Tenney
Lightning
Long
Lowe
Hans Wagner
Billy Hamilton
Haverhill
Tom Paquin
Malden
Bobby Dresser
Franklin Field
Roxbury High
Harvard
Scrub
Clevelands
Napoleons
Tufts-Trinity
Medford
Athletic Carnival at Tech Opens Today
This afternoon marks the start of a three day athletic carnival at the Institute of Technology. Outdoor events are on today and Friday, with the schedule concluding Saturday.
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TECH
Institute of Technology
Mile Run at Irvington Oval Promises Strong Tech Showing
Outdoor and indoor events today feature the mile at 4 30 p m on the Irvington oval. Trainer Mahan is confident Tech will perform well in the coming dual and intercollegiate meets with a large entry list led by F B Riley J E Griffin E H Lo Tenz and others.
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Irvington Oval
Mahan
Tech
Yachting talk at Harvard Union by A G McVey
Harvard Union heard A G McVey the noted yachting expert discuss racing history with stories and reminiscences. He traced the evolution of the racing yacht from the America to the Reliance and Shamrock III and illustrated yacht lines with blackboard sketches.
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Harvard Union
A. G. McVey
Harvard Yacht Club
Beaconsfield and Revelation Hats Highlight Easter Sale
The Beaconsfield and Revelation Brands are sold exclusively here and cover the leading hat styles from London New York Philadelphia and Boston. Special for Easter.
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London
York
Philadelphia
Boston
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