Harvard Rolls Over Syracuse At Soldiers Field 18 to 4
Harvard hitters led by Taylor and Coburn with strong pitching routed Syracuse 18 to 4 on Soldiers Field. Matthews drove in four in the second, with Mahar, Kernan, and McCarthy contributing strong outfield play and pivotal throws. Syracuse scored late as Coburn and Castle faltered, but Harvard's left handed bats and timely hits sealed the win.
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Taylor
Coburn
Castle
Harvard
Syracuse
Soldiers Field
Hannon
Cambridge
Matthews
Crimson
Mahar
McCarthy
Kernan
Kemble
Ryan
Rutherford
Randall
Martin
Stephenson
Burnell
Wilbur
Morrissey
Coarse
Pee Eerseeeeeen
O Martin
Eree
Limbeck
McBurney
R. F
Mack
Harvard Vaseeseseseu
Matthews Castle
Lor
Leonard Hannon
Wil
Bur
Commission Repeats Rules To Curb Ball Game Betting
The National Baseball Commission issued a formal notice to all clubs under the national agreement. It emphasizes enforcing provisions on open betting, early contract signing, and bans on exhibitions with clubs harboring ineligible players, warning against participation by national agreement players with independent clubs.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
National Commission
Patriots' Day cycling race trains begin at Charles River Park
Jimmy Moran starts training today for the Patriots' Day race at Charles River Park against Bobby Walthour and Nat Butler. Moran, untested since last winter's six day race, is confident in a 30 mile contest on April 19. Walthour trains in the South now in peak form. Butler and his pacemaker Billy Saunders prepare for the opener with two motors fitted for the race. Amateurs enter two events at the opening meet under Manager Ingraham.
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Jimmy Moran
Charles River Park
Bobby Walthour
Southern Flyer
Nat Butler
Moran
New York
Walthour
South
N. GC. A
Park
Atlanta
Butler
River Track
Billy Saunders
Saunders
Prince
Nat
Ingraham
Hood disputes New England pool title after tournament
Joe Hood former champion denies Roxbury Kid’s claim to the New England pool title. Hood, who won the crown three years ago at the Rexford Hotel, says he has not been defeated and offered to meet the Roxbury Kid, though he was not invited to the recent Murray & Irwin event and posted a forfeit that was returned.
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New England
Joe Hood
Hood
Rexford Hotel
St. Louis
Portland
Boston
Pope Toledo Second Entry Confirmed For Vanderbilt Race
The Automobile Club of America nominated a second Pope-Toledo for the Vanderbilt cup race. Colonel Albert A. Pope entered the four cylinder Toledo built car, endorsed by the club racing committee and filed with C. H. Gillette with a $500 entry fee. Joseph Tracy will drive Harold E. Thomas 90 horsepower Locomobile in France and in the Vanderbilt race, with Alfred Poole as mechanic.
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Automobile Club of America
Pope-Toledo
Albert A. Pope
Automobile Club
Pope
Toledo
C. H. Gillette
American Automobile Association
Joseph Tracy
Harold E. Thomas
France
Tracy
Alfred Poole
Daimler
England
Motorcyclists Prepare for Hill Climb on Patriots Day
Entries for the motorcycle hill climbing contest on Commonwealth avenue hill on Patriots Day are rising under the Harvard Motorcycle Club. H. G. Hawes Jr., 74 Perkins Hall Cambridge, oversees entry, which closes April 17.
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Commonwealth Avenue Hill
Harvard Motorcycle Club
H. G. Hawes, Jr
Perkins Hall
Cambridge
East Gloucester Yacht Club Announces season races and events
The East Gloucester Yacht Club regatta committee outlines a busy season with opening race May 30 championship events beginning June 6 and monthly harbor course races. Outside course races on Sundays count toward the championship along with the evening series and Labor Day events. Open Y R A races set for Aug 15 and 16 and the chowder race closes the season September 10 along with planned motor boat races.
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East Gloucester Y. C. Gloucester
East Gloucester Yacht Club
Short Harbor
Stone School Beats Noble and Greenough 12 to 9
Stone School defeated Noble and Greenough School 12 to 9 at the South End grounds. Johnson and Deiches stood out in the field with Rogers leading the batting. Jimmy Hamburger pitched solidly for Stone School amid a game with multiple runs and errors.
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Stone School
Noble & Greenough
Noble & Greenough School
South End
Johnson
Deiches
Rogers
Boston Latin
Jimmy Hamburger
Stone Noble & G. Bh.po.a.e
Inches
Pierce
Dana, P
Cutler
Petas
P.l
Draper, c
Fields
Whitm’e
Hall
Smith
Mitchell
Thurber
Maynard
Little
Livermore
McDonald
K’sock
Draper
Whittemore
Dana
Minot
Mackissack
Hamburger
Mackissock
Amos Hamburger
Amherst
Waltham High Triumphs Over Boston College Freshmen
Waltham High defeated the Boston College freshmen in a baseball game played in Waltham. Luby starred for Waltham with strong hitting and field work, while Lynch stood out for the visitors. The score was 4 to 11.
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Dorchester High
Roxbury Latin School
Dorchester
Roxbury
Everts
Steve White
Thompson
Kelly
Riley
Joe Fish
Waltham
Waltham High
Boston College
Luby
Lynch
Yale Defeats Brown In Fast Game 6 To 3
Yale defeated Brown 6 to 3 in New Haven as Yale’s late innings batting turned the game. Tift homered for Yale, while Jackson and Bell shared pitching duties and Hoye stood out at Brown’s third base. Attendance 1000.
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YALE
BROWN
New Haven
Conn
Tift
Jackson
Bell
Hoye
R.H.E
Bell and Jackson
Irwin
Chapin
Paine
Johnston
West Point Cadets Rally to Beat Trinity 7 5
West Point opened scoring early and led seven innings before a costly error spree allowed Trinity to creep back. In the eighth Trinity produced three runs and two more in the ninth, but West Point held on for a 7 to 5 victory. Batteries Geiger Leavers Prince and Davis for West Point and Bagley Bowman Dravo for Trinity.
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West Point
N. Y
West Point Cadets
Trinity
R.H.E
Geiger
Leavers
Prince
Davis
Bagley
Bowman
Dravo
Boston College Prep Defeats South Boston High 4 to 2
In a tight contest at South Boston yesterday Boston College Prep beat South Boston High 4 to 2. Butler pitched well for the peninsula boys, but fielding and support were average.
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South Boston
Boston College “Prep
South Boston High
Butler
Peninsula Boys
Brookline High Defeats Cambridge High 27 to 1
Brookline High routed Cambridge High 27 to 1 at Brookline yesterday as Cambridge fielding faltered. Mose Jones was the standout with his timely hit while Brookline pitchers Brown and Furfey plus Gaffey and Hill in the field helped seal the win. Attendance was listed at 450 with Umpire Gould.
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Brookline High
Cambridge
Brookline
Mose Jones
Brown andFurfey
Gaffey and Hill
Monahan
Murray
Gould
Somerville High Beats Boston College Nine, 1920s Style
Somerville High defeated Boston College nine by a score of 12 to 8 yesterday. Nedwohig starred for Somerville with an excellent performance. Batteries for Somerville were Somerville, Driscoll, Nichols. Boston College pitchers were Sheehy and Wheatley. Hits favored Somerville 12 to 8, with 4 errors by Boston College. Umpire Leo Hafford. Attendance about 300.
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Somerville High
Boston C Ae
Nedwohig
Somerville
Driscoll
Nichols
Boston College
Sheehy
Wheatly
Winchester High Falls to Hyde Park High in 4 to ?
Winchester High lost to Hyde Park High by 4 to . Finn starred for the winners and Parker excelled for the home team in a noisy contest at Winchester.
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Winchester
Winchester High
Hyde Park High
Finn
Parker
Swamp Root Free Sample Offer From Dr Kilmer and Co
A Boston Daily Post advertisement touts Swamp Root as the cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It promotes free sample bottles and a book of testimonials from readers, urging readers to mail addresses to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
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Nature
Bright
B. H. Chalker
Ozark
Ala
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer
Gossip of the boxers and upcoming New England bouts
Terry McGovern is in a sanitarium and fans hope for a speedy recovery. The Douglas A C of Chelsea hosts a 15 round Donahue versus Kenny main event with two six round preliminaries. Blink McCloskey returns to box and Hyde faces McCloskey in Rhode Island. Contention surrounds Britt White in San Francisco and Feltz O Brien here in Boston. Joe Grim versus John L Sullivan appears off while Joe Nelson eyes Donahue if they meet again.
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Terry McGovern
Terry
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Young Donahue
Young Kenney
New England
Lawrence Kenney
Donohue
Roxbury
Jack Smith
West End
Fred O'Brien
Jack Dwyer
Cambridge
Young Freeman
South Boston
Blink McCloskey
Philadelphia
Blink
Quaker City
Lou Myers
Broadway A. C
Bogardus Hyde
Brighton A. C
Seituate, R. I
Hyde
McCloskey
Belfield Walcott
Jimmy Britt
Jabez White
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Britt-White
White
Britt
Tommy Feltz
Rouse O’brien
Rouse
Tommy
O’brien
Jimmy Walsh
Steve Mahoney
Jimmy Briggs
Dan McKettrick
Willie Lewis
Briggs
Lewis
Mahoney
Joe Grim
John L. Sullivan
John
Grim
Joe Nelson
Joe
Donahue
Harry Hodgkins
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