Arlington Wins From Newtowne in Mystic Valley League
Arlington Boat Club hosted a candlepin bowling meet and defeated Newtowne of Cambridge two games to one in the Mystic Valley League on April 15. The home team showed strong play on the Arlington lanes.
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Harvard
Stevens
Lacrosse Hoboken
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Stevens Institute
St. George Cricket Grounds
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Rabbe
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Bradley
Alvord
Goddard
Everett Wins Two Games Over Carruth Five Last Night
Everett defeated Carruth five in two games on last evening’s alleys. Scores show Everett 261 in total with individual Bowler Bates achieving 89, 72, and 100 across frames.
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Wetter
ATO
Ccceenescerners
T'ti
Zarf
Mélier
Ier
Eeeerree Rey
Everett
Carruth
Latters
T'dl
Y Bates
Dudley Club Upsets B A A In Massachusetts League
Dudley Club defeated B A A last night to trim a two game lead for B A A in the Massachusetts Amateur League at Candle Pine. Dudley won the first two games as B A A started slowly, and the victory cements Dudley in second place.
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Massachusetts
Candle Pine
Dudley
Cavewt
Dralley
Unicorn
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Promoters in London and Boston
Boxing gossip outlines the struggle to revive the boxing carnival under Dr Ordway and Al Smith, with Gavin, Lee and Mathison cited on influence. It notes Tommy Ryan’s contract dispute, Twin Sullivan’s plans at the Criterion Club, and forthcoming bows at Bowdoin Square with Carrig Gardner and Byers. Mentions other bouts, amateur hopes, and a note on Tom Stevenson’s health.
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National Sporting Club
Dr. Ordway
al Smith
Chertie Mathison
New York
Omcago
Rathakeller—Lane
England
N. 8 S
Tommy
Charlie Mathison
Twin Sullivan
Criterion Club
Trenton
George Cole
Sullivan
Cole
Kid Schindler
the Woods
Allie Alberts
Dave McNeil
Young Saxe
Jig Stone
Steve Mahoney
Billy Gardner
Carrig
Stepper
Gardner
Bowdoin Square Club
George Byers
Tom O'Rourke
Dark Horse
Larry Temple
Temple Aes Byers
Bowdoin
Jason
White
Keefe
Canole
Joyee
Manuel
Frank J. Powers
South Boston
Young Sidney
Dan Murray
Frank Erne
Pat Daly
Erne
Whitechapel
Pugilis
Tom Stevenson
Stevenson
Mike Scarleneet
B. H. Benton
Harvard’s Rudolph Thanish Seeks National Single Scull Title
Boston’s Rudolph J. Thanish of Harvard emerges as a top aspirant to Edward Ten Eyck’s national amateur single scull crown. Thanish, a six foot, 180 pound freshman standout, aims to row for the Boston Athletic Association at Worcester with strong support from Harvard peers and coaches.
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Edward Hanlon Ten Eyck
Worcester
Frank Greer
East Boston
Titus
New York
Juvenal
Philadelphia
Rudolph J. Thanish
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Thanish
Charles
Harry Phillips
Har
Boston Wins at Worcester in Opening Game
In the first game of the local season the Boston National League team defeated Worcester Eastern leaguers. Pittenger pitched well for Boston while Long, Greminger, and De mont powered the offense. Final score Boston 15 Worcester 9 with 8 errors by Boston and 6 by Worcester. Batteries Pittenger and Kittredge for Boston Hastings Lindsey Doran Oria am for Worcester.
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Worcester
Boston
Pittenger
Long
Greminger
Demont
Kittredge
Hastings
Lindsey
Doran
Oriaam
Boston Americans Beat Waterbury In Opening Game
Wathorbury Conn April 15 The Boston Americans won 18 to 7 in their first game of the year over Waterbury. Lachance former Waterbury infielder received a diamond ring from local friends. Umpire Reardon.
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Conn
Boston Americans
Waterbury
Lachance
Bostons
Boston
Hite
T. Errora
Brooklyn Defeats Marquette 8 to 3 in Opener
Brooklyn league team hosted the Marquettes, a local semi pro squad, and rolled to an 8 to 3 victory. Brooklyn bats produced six hits while Marquette had four, with Hughes and Rogan on the mound for Brooklyn and Doseven, Farrell, Cosnon A Earn handling the Marquette staff in a brisk afternoon contest.
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Marquette
Marquettes
Brooklyns
Ughes - Rogan
Doseven
Farrell
Cosnon Aearn
Philadelphia Nationals Defeat Jersey City in Narrow Game
Philadelphia Nationals beat Jersey City 9 to 8 in a tight matchup. Hite led Philadelphia with strong pitching as Jersey City made late runs but could not avert the loss. Errors counted against both sides, with Philadelphia scoring in the final innings to seal the win.
Philadelphia Nine Defeats Newark In Baseball Game
In Philadelphia on April 16 the Philadelphia nine defeated Newark with a final score of 17 to 5. Philadelphia collected 17 hits while Newark had 5. Philadelphia committed 3 errors to Newark’s 4. Batteries listed include Fraser Wiltie Gabby Steelman and Powers for Philadelphia, J Cross for Newark.
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Philaonhia
Newark
Philadelphis
Fraser
Wiltie
Gabby
Steelman
Powers
J. Cross
Baltimore nine defeats Y M C A in rain shortened game
ORK Penn April 15 The Baltimores beat the Y M C A nine 12 to 4. Baltimore had 10 runs, Y M C A 4. Errors by Y M C A 12. Batteries How and Highes and Robinson Haaser Blount and Legrande. Umpire Newcomer.
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ORK
Penn
Baltimores
Acon
Baltimore
Howat Highes
Robinson
Haaser
Blount
Legrande
Newcomer
Baseball Games Today Across Campuses and Towns
Tufts hosts Boston College in Medford while Yale meets Amherst in New Haven. Princeton faces Lehigh at Princeton and Brown hosts Providence in Providence. Wesleyan plays Holy Cross in Middletown and Columbia visits Rutgers in New Brunswick. Exeter welcomes Wexeter and Andover plays Manhattan. Groton hosts MIT, Stoneham meets Saugeen, Medford hosts Cambridge, Brighton plays Roxbury Latin, Mechanic Arts faces Quincy High, Cambridge Latin meets Milton Academy. Ballou and Hobigand clash with Boston Latin on Columbus Avenue. English High and Boston College meet at Franklin Field.
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Yale
Amherst
New Haven
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Lehigh
Brown
Providence
Wesleyan
Holy Croes
Middletown
Columbia
Rutgers
New Bronewick
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Roxbury Latin
Brighton
Mechanic Arts
Quincy High
Quincy
Cambridge Latin
Milton Academy
Milton
Ballou & Hobigand
Boston Latin
Columbus Avenue
English High
Franklin Field
Cyclat Charlie McConnell Falls Training at Charles River Park
Cyclat Charlie McConnell suffered the season’s first fall during training at Charles River Park track. Riding at a 1:40 pace his motor failed, sending him into the wreck and causing severe bruises to legs and arms. Brockton rider John Dubois, unpaced, collided with the debris but escaped injury. Crooks and Hoyt were unharmed. After surgery McConnell resumed practice, posting speeds of 1:39, 1:37, 1:36, and a final third in 80 seconds. Albert Champion and Hugh McLean rode fast miles, with McLean breaking a chain and retiring. Champion finished at 1:81 8-6. Simar shows progress and Ito Maya also improves. Saturday may mirror yesterday’s fine conditions.
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Charlie McConnell
Charles River Park
Qarning
McConnell
John Dubois
Brockton
Crooks
Hoyt
McLean
Champion
Simar
Ito Maya
New England AAU Board Meeting Tonight at Parker House
The regular meeting of the board of managers of the New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union will be held this evening at the Parker House.
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New England Association of
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Parker House
Roxbury Club Ball Introduces New Grand March Formations
The Roxbury Club annual ball will be held next Friday evening at Union Talk Hall. Grand march formations will be led by President Thomas Fay and Miss Lena Cominelli. Invitations have been sent to city officials and social clubs. A prize is offered to the lady selling the most tickets, with the contest between Miss Margaret Grifin of South Boston and Miss Tessie Baker of Roxbury.
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Roxbury Club
Union Talk Hall
Thomas Fay
Lena Cominelli
Margaret Grifin
South Boston
Tessie Baker
Roxbury
A S Bigelow Elected President of Driving Club
A S Bigelow was yesterday elected president of the Gentlemen's Driving Club at a directors meeting. Officers named include John E Thayer Peter B Bradley J Malcolm Forbes as vice-presidents and other committee members. A May banquet was planned and a arrangements committee was formed with C D Palmer Howland Russell George F Leonard G A Thayer and T S Quimby.
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A. S. Bigelow
Gentlemen's Driving Club
John E. Thayer
Peter B. Bradley
J. Malcolm Forbes
John B. Thayer
Charles Whittemore
H. 0. Aldrich
Gordon Prince
H. O. Aldrich
Frank G. Hall
Arthur H. Alley
Charles Dana Palmer
Marathon course in fine condition for Boston run
Herman DeVeuve, a marathon contestant, completed most of the Boston Athletic Association course yesterday in 2 hours 53 minutes. He said the course is practically perfect overall, with the Natick to South Framingham stretch too rough for fast running.
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Herman DeVeuve
Boston Athletic Association
DeVeuve
Natick
South Framingham
Tufts Oval Opens Spring Outdoor Track Season
Tufts Oval hosts the start of spring outdoor training as Tufts track candidates assemble for three key tasks this spring. A May dual meet with Worcester Polytechnic Institute, the Tufts College Athletic Association outdoor meet, and the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Worcester Oval are planned. Charles Lucas, M. S., 1904, aims to lower the world outdoor potato race record at the Tufts games next month, a record he already holds.
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Worcester “Polytech
Tufts Oval
The
Medford College
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Tufts College Athletic Association
Frederick W. Patterson
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Worcester Oval
Charles Lucas
Adams
North Cambridge
Boston University Beats Burdett Nine 9 to 4
Boston University baseball won an easy victory over Burdett College yesterday afternoon on the Columbus avenue playground, 9 to 4. Hayes, Trainor, McEttrick, Baker, and Captain Stone starred for Boston University, while Duffy and Maloney excelled for Burdett. Q'hoto by Purdy. WINFIELD H. STONE, Captain of the Boston University baseball team.
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Columbus Avenue
Hayes
Trainor
McEttrick
Baker
Stone
Duffy
Maloney
Burdett
Q’hoto
Purdy
Winfield H. Stone
Harvard Freshmen Eight Accept Worcester Race Invite
Worcester, April 15. The Harvard freshman eight-oared crew has accepted an invitation from Worcester High School crew for a race at Lake Quinsigamond this spring. The Harvard crew will decide the date.
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Harvard
Worcester High School
Lak Quinsigamond
Gates makes railroad coup
New York April 16 Wall Street saw a dramatic turn as John W Gates and associates seized control of the Louisville and Nashville from the Belmont faction and named J P Morgan Co to resolve the dispute. Trading in Southern Railway stock surged with 1 200 000 shares outstanding and 84 600 shares changing hands.
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Wall Street
Louisville & Nashville
John W. Gates
Belmont Party
Gates
J. P. Morgan & Co
Southern Railway
New York Stock Exchange
Harris, Gates & Co
Louisville & Nashville Road
Spencer
Southern
Louisaville & Nashville
Sneak Thief Stole Watch and Four Rings
Mrs. Sarah Donovan of 402 Dorchester Avenue reported a break in as a thief took her gold watch chain and four gold rings. Police are investigating the theft and the value listed appears inconsistent in the report.
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Sarah [. Donovan
Dorchester Avenue
Yessersey
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