Mexican Avoiding Match With Freddie Welsh Says Pollock
Harry Pollock in New York claims Joe Rivers was offered $8000 plus a liberal percentage for a 10 round bout with Freddie Welsh but Rivers withdrew after Welsh began touring theatrically. Pollock notes Welsh might face Jack Britton next if no club resists, while Rivers eyes a $5000 offer.
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Harry Pollok
New York
Freddy Welsh
Joe Rivers
Pollok
Rivers
Pollock
Levy
Keefe
Welsh
Banquet Prepared for Arthur D Cooper by Winter Club
Final preparations are made for a banquet honoring Arthur D Cooper, secretary of the New England league, to be held tomorrow evening at the Lenox Hotel. Baseball figures from across New England and major leagues are invited, with Hugh McBreen as toastmaster. Willie Stallings and John J McGraw among those listed as speakers.
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Arthur D.cooper
New England League
Winter Club
Hotel Lenox
New England
Hugh McBreen
George Stallings
Braves
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Harry L. Hemstead
Tufts Baseball Team Prepares, Heads to Ithaca for Cornell
The Tufts varsity baseball squad completes preseason drills in Boston and will depart for New York to begin the season against Cornell in Ithaca on Thursday. The traveling party includes 13 players as they start the campaign with the Big Red.
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Tufts
Boston
New York
Cornell
Ithaca
Yale Beats New Haven In Exhibition 6 to 0
Yale blanked the New Haven Eastern Association nine 6 to 0 in the city championship game. Brown and Gile split the pitching duties striking out nine and allowing three hits. Only one New Havener reached third base in the contest.
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Conn
Yale
Eastern Association
Brown
Gile
New
Ninth inning rally tops tight game in baseball clash
In the ninth, Blossom and Cornish miscues loaded the bases with one out as Gile fanned Yacky and Nagle. Barr's running one‑handed grab protected a three-base hit, while Middlebrook’s two catches and a throw to third nailed Pepe at third on Foster’s drive. The score remained tightly contested.
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Nagle
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Riddell
Middlebrook
Pepe
Foster
YALE
New Haven
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Bar
Sherwood
Riddelt
Yornish
Miller
Erby
Rollins
Schofield
Hunter
Waters
Brown
Thomas
Burdett
P. Hopper
McGhie
Votals
Hopper
Homas
Swenson
Brown Shuts Out Providence Team 7 to 0
Brown University blanked the Providence team of the International league 7 to 0 at Providence R I with freshman Eddie Eayres pitching. Snell Andrews Reilly Babington Nash and Onslow provided the offense while McIntyre Fayres and Moran among others contributed. Time 1 57. Umpire Lanigan.
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R. IL
Brown University
Eddie Eayres
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Shean
McIntyre
Fayres
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Reilly
O'Mara
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J.onslow
Resigl
Moran
O Duggan
Browl
Andrews
Babington
Bauman
Fbayres
Onslow
Kayres
Eayres
Lanigan
Advance Guard Arrives for Race in Boston Marathon Trials
The incoming Western contenders for the 1913 American Marathon title, Fritz Carlson and John C. Karlsen, arrived from Chicago via Minneapolis. Carlson seeks a strong showing after last year’s fifth place and Karlsen predicts a possible victory. The field lists 73 entrants including Edward Revin, Harold Ward, and William Galvin as new competitors.
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John C. Karlson
Minneapolis
Chicago
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Karlsen
Carlsen
Northwest
Minneapolis A. A
William Brown
North Dorchester A. A
Edward Reviin
New Bedford Harriers
Harold L. Ward
Samuel C. Pavitt
North Dorchester
A. A
Harry J. Smith
Bronx Church House
George Crosby
Cannarsa
Harry Jensen
John J. Stack
Fred Rossi
Maguire
Acme A. A
Jamaica —Plain
Israel Saklad
Alfred G. Horne
Victor Wirtaven
Ashburnham
Mass
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John Weiss
Northwest Boys Club
Philadelphia
Glencoe A. C
New York
Allessandro Rabbini
Ashland
R Bernard G. Macey
Boston
Thomas Hueyer
Mohawk A. C
Dennis J. Cleary
Oakdale A. C
Batty O. Bipene
Harry Leonard
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Dwyer
Joseph Gilbert
Alexander Ostrand
Svea
Cambridge
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Melrose
Andrew Sockalexis
J. J. Callan
Martin Silver
St. Charles A. A
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Joseph H. Christon
Lowell
John O. Karlsen
William_Rozett
James Cleary
St. Stephen’s A. A
Worcester
Doenico Forgione
Naples
Italy
Anderson defeats Knock Out Brown in 15th round knockout
Bud Anderson of Oregon won from Knock Out Brown of New York by a clean knockout in the 15th round of their scheduled 15 round lightweight bout in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Anderson
Oregon
Brown
New York Tonight
Britton Outpoints Baldwin in New York Title Bout
Jack Britton of Chicago outpointed Matty Baldwin the Boston lightweight in a one sided 10 round bout in New York. George Knockout Brown beat Billy Grupp in a 10 round middleweight secondary. Willie Beecher defeated One Round Hogan in a separate lightweight bout.
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New York
Jack Britton
Chicago
Matty Baldwin
Boston
George Knockout Brown
Billy Grupp
St. Louis
Willie Beecher
Hogan
California
Eddie Flynn Wins After Ten Rounds Over Jasper
Gloucester April 15. Young Jasper of South Boston loses a ten round decision to Eddie Flynn at City Hall. Referee Fleming’s ruling causes fans to call it a robbery as Jasper led the early exchanges and landed the cleaner blows.
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Jasper
South Boston
Eddie Flynn
City Hall
Fleming
Boston College Opens Season Against St Anselm's in Baseball Opener
The Boston College baseball team begins its season this afternoon at the Dunbar avenue grounds facing St. Anselm's College. Coach Scanlon aims to bounce back from two earlier cancellations and start with a victory as the probable lineup features Parry Linnehan Harris Walsh Kelley Murphy Wallazer McCarthy Corliss Wallace Woods Hallorhan Bergin Conley in a charged season opener.
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Dunbar Avenue
St. Anselm’s College
Scanlon
ST. Anselm's
Parry
Hallorhan
Bergin
L. Conley
F B. Conley
English High Beats H Team at Hyde Park Reservation
English High defeated the H team yesterday afternoon at the Tony Brook Reservation Hyde Park by a 10 to 6 score. The game summary lists English High and Hyde Park locations with minor OCR artifacts.
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Tony Brook Reservation
Hyde Park
Scores From Winter Conference Pairings
At Milwaukee Louisville 3 to 0. At St Paul Columbus 9 to 4. At Minneapolis Indianapolis 7 to 3. At Kansas City Toledo 3 to 8. The note says end ilth to let Toledo catch a train.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
City
New England wrestling crowns new champions at Arena
E W Ottie of Harvard won 135 pounds and Charles Mallock of Boston Y M C A claimed heavyweight. Thomas O Hara defended 125 pounds, Archie Jeannette won 145 pounds, Hugo Bjorklund captured 158 pounds. Final bouts included specific throws with times and opponents.
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Charles Mallock
Boston Y. M. C. U
New England
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Boston Y
Alf C. A
Archie Jeannette
Hugo Bjorklund
Posse
Cobb and Navin Trade Telegraphic Blasts in Row
Detroit, April 15. Ty Cobb and President Navin exchange sharp telegraphic accusations showing a bitter feud. Cobb says he was barred from reporting after missing training camp while Navin calls Cobb ungrateful and defiant, citing disputes over pay.
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Ananias Club
South
Mr. Navin
Detroit Tigers Shut Out by Naps in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Detroit 9 to 0 as Fred Falkenburg, acquired from Toledo this spring, shut out the Tigers. Boehler struggled with wild pitches, hitting three men and issuing six walks. Jackson was beaned and knocked unconscious briefly while Falkenburg allowed only one Detroit to reach third base.
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Graney
Kenburg
Dorchester High Too Strong For Samec Class In Opener
Dorchester High School opened its baseball season with a 14 to 2 exhibition win over Samec Class at the Dunbar avenue grounds. The D H S lineup included Benson Fitzgerald and Twitchell while Samec Class was led by E Perry and Peterson.
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Eye
D. H.S
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Fitzgerald
Twitchell
E. Perry
Peterson
Somerville Independents Defeat Fort Warren 8 5 in Cold Battle
The Somerville Independents beat the Fort Warren boys 8 to 5 in a hard fought game yesterday. Cold conditions did not dampen the exciting play with many good efforts on display.
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Somerville Independents
Fort Warren
Marathon favorites and classic mile legends discussed
The column notes Dafeys and partners as top favorites for a B A A Marathon race on Patriots Day. It mentions George Tinder possibly passing, Ted Meredith vs Joe Driscoll, Abel Kiviat, and sparring with Bob Armstrong. It also covers entries for North End Park events, Olympic track scores, and various queries about players and matches.
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Joe Driscoll
Buffalo
Abel Kiviat
A. C
Kiviat
Driscoll
Meredith
Mike Murphy
Kiviar
Buffalo Lad
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