Harvard Tops Red Sox In Snowy Exhibition At Park
Harvard high on defense with a flawless infield and stellar catching by Reeves and Young while Casey Hageman silenced the Crimson with nine strikeouts in seven frames. The Red Sox managed four singles and were hampered by Felton and Batholf wildness as Harvard’s pitchers held the edge in a soggy field turnout.
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Young Krug
Young Thomas
Casey Hageman
Jake Stahl
Rward
Felton
Bartholf
Stahl
Sox
Harvard
Crimsonne
Boston
Red Sox
Crimson
Sexton
Potter
Denver
Harvard Nine
Hooper
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Eee Eeee
Gardner
Lewis
Seer Www Eee
Kong
Thomas
Eeees Ae
Hageman
Harvard TB
PO Wingate
Seeee Desha
Ward and Gaffney Attend Braves Game
Krug scored the first run at the new Red Sox park. Hageman proved a hard hitting pitcher and pitched the game out for Boston. Leonard warmed up while Speaker and the Californians faced Felton and Bartholf. Wingate produced a pretty bunt but the ground limited advancement.
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Boston
Yerkes
Speaker
Wigglesworth
Muff
Krug
Thomas
Felton
Hageman
Sox
Potter
Clarke
Wingate
Gardner
Lewis
Back Bay
Harvard
Coon
Ward
Gaffney
Braves
Red Sox
Leonard
Collegians
Stahl
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College and city scores mix across varied games
Across multiple venues the scores show Virginia, Pittsburgh, Trinity, and Chattanooga teams posting wins or losses with several misprints. Notable results include Washington and Lee at Jexington defeating State 6 to 2, St Joseph at St Joseph Missouri losing 9 to 1, and Washington Catholic beating Trinity 12 to 6.
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Penn
State
Washington and Lee
St. Joseph
Pittsburg
N. N
St Joseph
Washington
Catholic Univ
Trinity
AtChattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga
Cleveland
A. L
Atlanta
Rochester
I. IL
Early Braves Hold Training Run at Walpole Street Grounds
The Boston Nationals arrival squad, led by Duke Farrell and Cy Young, held a morning workout at Walpole Street grounds. Sixty players in woolens worked through fielding and catching drills, with rookies Doughty Tighe Monaghan behind the plate. The main group plans to reach town today.
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Boston Nationals
Walpole Street
Joe Pallis
Duke’ Farrel
Cyrus Young
Braves
Kling
Farrell
Ancle “Cy
Lefty Tyler
Perdue
Donnelly
Weaver
Gritfin
Brady
Hess
Pfeffer
Ingerton
Willie Jones
Kaiser
Doughty
Tighe
Monaghan
Gossip for Motorists Henry Watkins on beach rules and racing notes
A Daytona Beach reader cites beach hazards as reason to stay off sand. Indianapolis Motor Speedway reports 25 entries for the Derby race on May 30 with postponement to June if rain. Velie Racy roadster sets records at Vallejo. The AAA contends track policy shifts and federal road funding moves forward with a $13 million plan backed by Hanna Clark and Underwood.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Congress
House of Representatives
Hanna
North Dakota
Clark
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
House
Georgetown Falls to Fordham in Exciting Game
Georgetown was defeated today by Fordham in a close contest. Fordham won by a score of 8 to 7 with batteries O Connor White and Walsh and McCarthy contributing for Fordham. The game featured a competitive rally and a strong pitching effort from Fury.
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Washington
Georgetown
Fordham
Porgnnamm
O'Connor, White and Walsh
McCarthy
Phillies Take Interleague Series Over Athletics 10 to 5
Dooin's Phillies defeated the world champions 10 to 5 to win the interleague series four games to two. High winds hindered fly ball judgments, aiding Philadelphia as they scored seven runs in the fourth inning.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Athletics
Dooin
Quakers
Athletics Fall Short As Phillies Rally In Fourth
Both teams struck hard but Philadelphia Toronto? In the fourth the Phillies built a big lead and held on. Paskert Krause Murphy McInnes and Lobert powered hits while Lobert left with a back strain. Moore started for Philadelphia and Houck led Athletics with a heavy pitching slate. Final score notes a 10 to 8 line as substitutions and runs shaped the late innings.
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Paskett
Collins
Bat
Krause
Murphy
McInnes
Lobert
Earl Moore
Phillies
Seaton
Houck
Brown
Egan
Holmes
Strunk
Moore
Graham
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Walsh
Melnnis
Puskert
Doolan
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Barry
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Hoenek
Bean
Connolly
Kigler
K. AR
aBrinker
Metnnis
Eves Vere Sene
Ngan
Hlilmes
Hlouek
Sore
Snow Cancels Brown vs Providence International League Game
Providence April 9 The Brown University game with the Providence International League team was called off due to snow.
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Providence
Brown University
Providence International League
Connolly Beats Brusso In 12 Round Bout In New Bedford
Johnny Connolly of Scotland outpointed Noah Brusso of Attleboro over 12 rounds in New Bedford. Brusso won only one round the fifth with body blows and a jaw punch. Connolly showed a right hand late, leaving Brusso hanging on at the bell. Semi final saw Young Clark defeat Young Lavote. Young Bowman retired in the fourth after breaking a wrist.
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New Bedford
Johnny Connolly
Scotland
Noah Brusso
Attleboro
Brusso
Connolly
Young Clark
Fall River
Young Lavote
Young Bowman
John L Sullivan Keeps Distance From Boxing Again
John S Sullivan once world champion shows no interest in boxing today preferring farm life. Seen at Bowdoin Square Theatre he talks farms and stock and declines comment on the fifth game. He plans to devote time to his North Abington farm, appearing healthier and lighter than earlier in the season.
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John L
John S. Sullivan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
John Jr
North
Abington
Boston
Bea
Murray and Carroll Draw in Newburyport Bout
At Newburyport A C on April 9 the main bout between Young Murray of Salem and Battling Joe Carroll of Brooklyn ended in a ten round draw. Semi final saw Art Wilbur of Newburyport draw Billy Burke of Lynn after six rounds with Burke suffering a dislocated wrist. Preliminaries also finished even with Young Clauss of Lowell vs A Arthur of Salem and Young Tommy Murphy of Newburyport vs Young Ketchell of Haverhill drawing.
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Newburyport
Newburyport A. C
Young Murray
Salem
Joe Carrol
Brooklyn
N. Y
Art Wilbur
Billy Burke
Lynn
Burke
Young Clauss
Lowell
A. Arthur
Tommy Murphy
This City
Young Ketchell
Haverhill
Giants and Nationals edge Newark in 4-2 win
New York Nationals defeated Newark Internationals 4 to 2 in Newark. Murray and Herzog collected key hits in the fourth inning, aided by Newark errors. Maxwell and Myers anchored the batteries for New York while Hartley Holmes Caskill and Ensmith played for Newark.
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N. J
New York Nationals
Murray
Herzog
R.H.E
New York
Cao
Maxwell and Myers
Hartley
Holmes
Caskill
Ensmith
Bergen
Barrows Sold to Jersey City from Chicago Americans
Roland Barrows an outfielder from Lowell was sold today to Jersey City of the International League by the Chicago Americans.
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Chicago
Roland Barrows
Lowell, Mass
Jersey City
Chicago Americans
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