National Season Opens Tomorrow With Rough Water
Weather on the Charles slowed early practice as wind and chop affected crews from B A A Union and private schools. Stone’s School and Noble Greenough fielded multiple eights and fours while changes in lineups, including Kennard and Davis, were noted during workouts amid lingering illness and coxswain shifts.
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Boston Nationals defeat Princeton 3 to 0 in showers
Boston Nationals beat Princeton 3 0 in Princeton New Jersey. Young Cy Young allowed no hits four innings. Lindaman finished with one hit none walks and three strikeouts. Brain's two base hit and Dolan run support key. Boston opens league season at Brooklyn Thursday.
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Collins Boys Bat Out 9-2 Victory
The Collins team crushed Louisville 9 to 2 in a spring exhibition at Boston, with Dineen five for five and Freeman, Grimshaw, Stahl, and Peterson delivering key hits. Collins, Stahl, and Ferris starred in the field as Boston dominated the park, while Louisville’s Murphy and Meyer's hits provided brief resistance.
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Bull fighting and boxing ban in Mexico and sports notes
Myron Townsend surveys Bull fighting in Juarez, noting Morito’s prowess and the brutal spectacle. He reports Cleveland businessmen plan a $20,000 grand circuit with no pool selling amid Ohio political fights. The column also mentions Har vard and Yale sports rivalries, boxing bouts involving Kid Herman and Joe Gans, Jay Gould’s court tennis, and fines on Phil Geier covering up.
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Catholic Youth Baseball League Proposed in Boston Area
The Brookline Young Men's Catholic Association proposes forming a league of 18 to 19 year old teams from Catholic organizations around Boston. Managers interested should contact J. W. Twombly at 8 Trinity Hall Cambridge Tel 20171. A managers meeting may be set for April 20 at that address if interest exists.
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Harvard Maine Baseball Game Canceled After Dean Shaler's Death
The Harvard Maine baseball game at Soldiers Field is called off due to the death of Dean Shaler. The team will depart tomorrow for a Southern trip featuring three games: April 14 Trinity N C in Richmond, April 18 Washington and Lee in Richmond, and April 21 Annapolis.
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Harvard Handicap Games at the Stadium Friday
The spring handicap track event will be staged at Harvard Stadium this Friday featuring local runners and visiting squads in a multi event program.
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Sutton Defeats Cutler in World Billiard Championship
George Sutton of New York defeated Albert G. Cutler of Boston 500 to 220 in the 18.2 balk line match with high runs of 116 and 109. Slosson beat Cure 500 to 351 in the evening, while tomorrow Jacob Schaefer and Willie Hoppe set to meet Morningstar and Cutler in later games.
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Orlando Morningstar
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Lorz and many veterans to compete in Boston Marathon
Fred Lorz of Mohawk A C New York a past Boston Marathon winner plans another attempt this year joining Sammy Mellor John Lorden and Leo Katzenstine in a strong field of Mohawk A C and Cambridgeport Gym associates. The B A A has sent 500 entry forms with about 60 returned and the field could reach 75 starters at Ashland Patriots Day noon. The entry list includes Harold Yeaton Grover Meeks John Backman Sammy Mellor Jr W F Prouty Eugene Fitzpatrick Natick Arthur McGlone James McCherry Xavier A A Frank Maroni and many others from Boston Cambridge and beyond with Brown handling final entries by Saturday.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
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Eugene H. Fitzpatrick
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Arthur McGlone
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Frank A. Maroni
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D. J. Kneeland
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Albert T. Hart
Brookline
Thomas M. Tobin
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Walter E. Brackett
Century Road Club
John Smith
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Edward Fay
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Fred Connor
Oil City Lyceum
Ernest W. Trelawny
Auburndale
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Whitman A. A
Samuel C. Pavitt
Everett
Sullivan Beats Burke in Rough New York Bout
Billy Burke of Philadelphia lost to Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence in a rough bout at the Morrisania Athletic Club. Other card fights ended in draws or defeats with Blink McCluskey, Eddie Stanton, Young Star, Young Rose, Joe Davis, Danny McMahon, Joe Purcell, Jack Tuff drawing, while Owney Flynn defeated Kid Egan and Tommy Ryan fell to Jack McPartland.
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Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Mass
Morrisania Athletic Club
School Baseball Games Set Across Area Today
Noble and Greenough meets Stone's School in Brookline. Boston Latin faces Adams Academy in Quincy. English High plays Boston College High at Boston College grounds. Dorchester meets Medford in Dorchester. Wakefield hosts Peabody in Wakefield. Charlestown vs Stoneham in Stoneham. Saugus plays Revere in Saugus. Tech freshmen vs Tech juniors at Tech field. Dean Academy vs Brown sophomores at Franklin. Milford plays Holliston in Holliston.
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Medford High
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Peabody High
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Charlestown High
Stoneham High
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Saugus High
Revere High
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Franklin
Milford High
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College Games To Be Played Today Across The Northeast
Princeton meets Annapolis in Annapolis while U B P plays Villanova in Philadelphia. Dartmouth faces Cornell in Ithaca and Boston College battles Holy Cross in Worcester. Brown plays Wesleyan in Providence and Lafayette hosts Bloomsburg State Normal in Baston. Rutgers meets City College of New York in New Brunswick Exeter plays Exeter Crores in Exeter Ursinus faces Carlisle Indians in Carlisle Yale begins Southern trip.
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Gossip of the Boxers in Chelsea Ring Returns
Boston boxing notes anticipate Honey Mellody's Chelsea return before a Western trip. Charley McKeever is chosen to face Mellody in a much awaited club bout with strong Lincoln Club crowd interest. Other lineups include Al Mitchell vs Jerry Gaines and Williams vs Grant as local stars prepare for ring action.
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Sir Galahad Club to meet Rhode Island team for Boston title
The Sir Galahad Club of Boston accepts a challenge from the U S 8 S Rhode Island basketball team to contest the Boston championship. Dates may be arranged by contacting A J Richmond at 2 Decatur Street.
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Yale Athletes Set Reform Plan After Faculty Meeting
Yale outlines six reform steps including dropping two out-of-town baseball games, avoiding large football out-of-town opponents for Columbia, reducing squads for away trips, banning student subscriptions for major sports, restricting fundraising to minor groups, and tightening cost controls with an extended order book system. Training tables for crew and nine start after Easter recess as undergraduates support reforms.
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Lehigh Valley Tours Offer Historic East Coast Trip
Under escort, a party departs New York April 18 with a Boston connection April 17 for Gettysburg Harper's Ferry Washington and Philadelphia. Inclusive $22 good for 10 days. Also April 28 to May 29 a grand California tour by special Pullman train visiting Colorado Grand Canyon and Pacific coast returning via Canadian Rockies. Contact George E. Marsters N E P A 298 Washington St Boston.
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Vesper Crew Members Plan Libel Suits Against N A A O
The Vesper Henley crew suspended for 12 months by the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen intend to file criminal libel suits. Attorney Thomas Meagher may challenge the N A A O investigating committee. Schuylkill naval board will hear the case next week and likely sustain the action.
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