Harvard Retains Haughton as Three Year Football Coach
Harvard confirms Percy Haughton for a three year term to lead the Crimson football program. He will oversee spring practice with Francis Burr and Hamilton Fish assisting, preparing for next season under a permanent system praised by the Harvard Crimson.
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Hamilton Fish
Fish
Harvard Law School
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Rogers
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Charlie Daly
W. H. Lewis
Elison Yale
Campbell
Clough Exercises Andover Team For Key Game
Coach Charlie Clough led Andover baseball through a stiff afternoon workout aiming to fix weaknesses from Saturday’s loss to Springfield Training School. Players practiced batting drills, base running, and head first slides as the infield and outfield positions began to take shape for Wednesday’s game against Boston College in Andover.
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York
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Goodell
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Bowles
Dorchester
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Swihart
Kresser
Thompson
Boston College
Pocket Time Savers hand books for workers on the job
The International Correspondence Schools offers pocket size hand books for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers and fitters office workers and mariners. Each volume contains pages of data formulas and illustrations priced at $1.50 cloth and $1.00 leather. Free exhibit at 9 Boylston St Boston.
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New York Americans Beat Princeton 5 to 2 in Baseball
In better football weather, the New York Americans defeated Princeton 5 to 2. Thirteen Princeton players struck out, Vaughn retired eight, Doyle five. Cree played second with Gardner sidelined by a heel ailment. locals fielded poorly.
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River workout unites four schools rowing teams
Noble and Greenough, Cambridge Latin, Brookline High, and Boston Latin crews trained on the river under coaches Graney and Greer. The session featured no major lineup changes, with Volk mann in a four and Baldwin, Storms, Curtis, and E. Curtis positioned in new seats as the regular order remains unsettled.
Manager Duffy Announces Opening Batting Order
Manager Duffy has announced the batting order for the opener with St. Louis. Hahn leads off followed by Selder at second, Parent catching, Gandilman at shortstop, Dougherty in left field, Blackburne at third, Purtell at center, Payne at first base, and Suter or Olmstead to pitch.
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Durreys column on racing grounds and sports mix
The Huntington avenue and Walpole street grounds host a busy day as fans flood the venue for baseball and racing. References to Donovan's pets Fred Lake's youngsters and Jimmy Collins' Grays color the scene with notes on Harvard football coach Percy Haughton and marathon entries at the Amateur Athletic Association.
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Grays
Glidden Pathfinder Starts 1910 Tour From Cincinnati
The Glidden Pathfinder carrying Da H. Lewis official scout of the American Automobile Dealers Association leaves Cincinnati at 10 am for Lexington Kentucky. The Chalmers 30 with the exploring party aboard will be escorted across the Ohio River by 100 Cincinnati Automobile Club cars after a Fountain Square farewell. Some club members will drive to Lexington 87 miles with the Pathfinder. The mapping trip to Dallas and north to Chicago will take about seven weeks and cover roughly 4000 miles.
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Chicago
Burns Defeats Lang for Australian Title in 20th Round
Tommy Burns won on points from Bill Lang, heavyweight champion of Australia, in the 20th round to capture the Australian title in Sydney. The April 11 bout ended with Burns the new champion.
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Sydney
Tommy Burns
Bill Lang
Australia
Mack Men Win and Even Up City Championship
Philadelphia Americans defeated the Nationals 10 to 6 to level the city baseball series. Poor pitching by the Nationals allowed repeated hard hits. The decisive seventh game is scheduled for tomorrow with Foxen Shettler Doain McDonough and others on duty.
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Foxen
Shettler
Doain
McDonough
Bender
Morgan
Thomas
Livingstone
Moran
Connolly
Harvard sprinter Reggie Foster returns to training
Reggie Foster of Harvard, the inter collegiate 100 and 220 yard champion, returns to running shoes after a break due to a pulled tendon. Yesterday Foster jogged the cinder path in the Stadium while Pooch Donovan kept workouts light.
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Harvard
Foster
Pooch Donovan
Reulbach Improves After Third Diphtheria Antitoxin
St Louis April 11 After a third antitoxin treatment E J Reulbach pitcher for the Chicago Nationals who is seriously ill with diphtheria at his home was resting more comfortably The crisis is expected tomorrow His physician says it will be at least a month before he can don a uniform if he recovers
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E. J. Reulbach
Chicago Nationals
Reusbach
Where to view the BA A marathon from North station
From North station ride the subway car to Park Street. Exit and take a Huntington Avenue or Joliston Street car to Exeter Street. The race starts at 12 o'clock, finish at the BA A clubhouse area.
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Pirates lineup repeats last year with Byrne absent
The Pirates will field Fred Clarke's squad as before with Byrne out sick, leaving the team in the best shape since Shane.
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Fred Clarke
Byrne
Shane
Sox To Train On The Coast
President John J. Taylor of the Boston Americans arrived at the Sox headquarters after California duties. He confirmed the team’s last training at Hot Springs and outlined a plan for next year to base camps in Paso Robles or Bakersfield, California before games. He said the squad is faster, will hustle more, and that pitchers should be better than ever.
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Boston Americans
California
Red Sox
Taylor
Hot Springs
Paso Robles
Bakersfield
Cal
Red Sox Uneasy Trip to Play Harvard in Boston
Boston Red Sox arrive near midnight and depart for Boston to face Harvard in the opening game. Collins to pitch, with Donahue leading a second squad to Worcester to meet Jesse Burkett's team. Niles injures elbow. McConnell and Cicotte head home briefly. Cubs keep veteran lineup for opener.
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Niles
Sturgis
Mich
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Ambie McConnell
Cleveland
Eddie Cicotte
Detroit
Gardner Klaus Fight At Armory Club Tonight In Boston
Fans face a split choice between the Gardner Klaus boxing bout at the Armory Club and the national amateur championships at Mechanics Building. Gardner and Klaus, both highly regarded, are expected to stage a classic 12 round battle while undercard bouts feature Alf Lynch versus Young Dyson and Frankie Maddle against Kid Goodman.
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Boston
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Pittsburg
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Bill Papke
Gardner
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Canada
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Johnson Boxes for One Hour
Chicago April 11 Jack Johnson began training for his heavyweight title fight with Jim Jeffries. He boxed with Joe Cotton for over an hour and said he would follow a regular programme until April 20 and then travel to San Francisco stopping in Omaha Kansas City and Los Angeles.
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Jack Johnson
J. J. Jeffries
Joe Cotton
Johnson
San Francisco
Omaha
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Connolly and Dineen Named Umpires for Red Sox Opening Game
President Ban Johnson announced the opening day umpires with Connolly and Dineen assigned to New York, O Loughlin with Terrin at Chicago, Sheridan and Werin at Detroit, Evans and Egan at Washington.
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Dineen
RED Sox
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League Today
Folows
O’loughlin
Terrin
Detroit
Sheridan and Werin
Washington
Evans and Egan
New York
Yale Baseball Shifts in Coach Philbin’s Shakeup
Yale reshuffles positions with Captain Philbin back. Walter Taylor becomes catcher replacing Sadger who moves to left field. Lautrel is moved from shortstop as Dick Merritt, last year’s captain and third baseman, is tried at shortstop for the Yale Hartford game Wednesday.
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Walter Taylor
University of Chicago
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Dick Merritt
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