Red Sox Prospects Brighten Braves Must Find Their Batting Eyes
A compact recap lists runners from past marathons and names like Fritz Carlson Festus Madden Edward Fabre A K Sturgis Joseph Lordan Harry Jensen John Weiss Philadelphia Cambridge Minneapolis Dorchester Montreal New York South Boston and Chicago with year by year placements from 1913 1912 and 1994. The item reflects a historical athletics leaderboard style with multiple cities and competitors.
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Red Sox
Braves
Fritz Carlson
Minneapolis
Minn
George McInerney
Philadelphia
Penn
Edward Fabre
Montreal
Canada
Joseph M. Lordan
Cambridge
Mass
A. K. Sturgis
Dorchester
Harry Jensen
New York
N. Y
John Weiss
John Karlson
Thomas H. Lilley
Festus J. Madden
South Boston
Dortchester
S. E. Hill
Haverhill
Bronx Church House
Sidney Hatch
Chicago
Fred Linden
E. Martineau
National A. A. A
B. Ryan
Dorchester Club
W. F. Londergan
Worcester
S. A. Meller
Marathon Winners From 1897 to 1913 List of Names and Times
A historical record lists marathon winners from 1897 to 1913 with their clubs and locations, followed by finishing times for select years. Notable names include J J McDermott, L J Brignoli, J J Caffrey, Clarence DeMar, Fritz Carlson, and Michael Spring among others.
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J. J. McDermott
A. A
New York
R. J. McDonald
Cambridge
L. J. Brignoli
J. J. Caffrey
Hamilton
Ontario
S. A. Mellor, Jr
Holywood
A. C
J. C. Lorden
Yonkers
Henri Renaud
Nashua
N.H
Fred Cameron
Monhert
Clarence DeMar
North Dorchester A. A
Michael Ryan
N. Y
Fritz Carlson
Cooke Gym
Minneapolis
Dream of Country's Long Distance Runners at Ashland
At noon the revolver start signals the Boston Marathon from Ashland with about 80 runners. Four-score distance men vie for victory and the field includes at least 10 likely contenders. The event is considered the premier 25 mile race and the winner will be hailed as world champion marathoner.
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Dream OF Country
Ashland
America
Boston
Entries and Numbers of Contestants in Today's Race
A lengthy list of participants for a race shows numerous entrants with their clubs and locations. Names span Boston areas, New York Greek-American clubs, Montreal clubs, and international affiliations, reflecting a diverse field.
Watch These Men In Today's Race
A list of runners includes Fritz Carlson of Minneapolis Jimmy Duffy of Hamilton Ont Edward Fabre of Montreal Can Festus Madden of South Boston Joseph Lorden of Cambridge A K Sturgis of Dorchester Charles de Staffano of New York Nick Grannakopulos of New York Arthur V Roth of Roxbury Harry Jensen of New York George F McInerney of Philadelphia James P Hennigan of Malden All are named for today’s athletic event with multiple regional entrants.
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Boston
Maurice N. Mendoza
New Bedford
James Duffy
Ramblers’ Bicycle Club
Hamilton
Ont
George Crosby
Bronx Church House
New York
Jacob Maier
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Robert Mohrmann
Willimantic
Alfred C. Horne
Riverside
A. A
Everett
Ysrael Saklad
Cambridge
William Brown
Irving Osborne
Long Island A. C
Brooklyn
William J. Fallon
Dorchester
John Anthony
A. C
Nick Gramakopulos
Victor Votuetsas
John Jorio
W. Tierner
George F. McInerney
Shannahan Co. C
Philadelphia
Joseph Marino
Willir Kvyronen
Kateria A. C
James Cleary
Cherry Valley
Robert P. Russell
Worcester
Loren
Steinheimer
Missouri A. C
St. Louis
Fabre
Richmond
Montreal
Que
Joseph W. Desmond
Randolph
Alex Russell
Young Men's Club
Greenfield
Joseph H. Christon
Lowell Y. M. C. A
Fritz Carlson
Minneapolis A. C
John C. Karlsen
Minneapolis
Lloyd C. Peterson
A. R. Hollis
C. L. Carr
Berlin
Mass
Charles Martin
Arthur E. McGlone
Dorchester Club
Estus J. Madden
Roxbury
Hur V
Roth
Jimmy Duffy
Edward Fabre
Can
Festus Madden
Joseph Lorden
A. K. Sturgis
Charles de Staffano
Nick
Grannakopulos
Arthur V. Roth
Harry Jensen
James P. Hennigan
Malden
Brookline Gymnasium
A. V. Roth
Joseph Lordan
A. K. Styrsis
Tom Lilley
Jimmy Henigan
Fabre Confident Ahead of Today's Race
Edward Fabre says he is in his best condition ever and aims to be first across the line in today’s race. He states he is better prepared than ever and feels ready to win.
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Fabre
Edward Fabre
Distance Runners Prepare for Grant Park to Boston Challenge
Best men from the United States and Canada arrive in Boston and Ashland awaiting the start gun for a grueling long distance race. Seventy eight runners and 83 entries mirror last year as weather and road conditions promise a fast or slow finish depending on warmth. Mike Ryan of New York currently holds the course record set on slushy roads.
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United States
Canada
Boston
Ashland
South Station
Mike Ryan
New York
Great Marathon Race 18th Annual Event Details
The 18th annual B A A Marathon runs twenty five miles from Ashland to the B A A Clubhouse on Exeter street starting at noon. Eighty three contestants begin at Ashland with an expected finish around 2 20 p m. The course record stands at 2 21 18 1 5 held by Michael Ryan of Irish American A C set April 19 1912. About 250000 spectators anticipated with roughly 10000 to see the finish.
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Ashland
Exeter Street
Michael Ryan
A. C
New York
Five Fastest B A A Marathons Leaders At Various Points
The report lists leading times from several stages of the Boston Athletic Association marathon with Caffrey Longboat De Mar Ryan Carlson and others, noting the winner was not leading at the finish. It highlights entrants from Canada and the U S and mentions Carlson of Minneapolis and local runners from Dorchester and Brookline.
Course Records Ashland and Wellesley Framin Caffrey and Welton
Course records listed for Ashland and Wellesley entrants with times and affiliations. Names include Caffrey Welton and Gallagher along with several others, matching a track or cross country event. The data shows finishing times such as 0:20:00 and 1:28:55, with additional digits that suggest lap or split information.
Carlson Aims To Repeat Win In Race
Carlson vows to give his hardest effort to repeat a victory. He declares finishing first in back to back years as his sole ambition and says his condition is strong and could be the best of his life.
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Fritz Carlson
Lorden No Prophet But Hopes to Win
Joseph Lorden expresses a hopeful finish on Exeter Street aiming to cross the line first. He vows to try hard, insisting a victory is his goal.
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Lorden
Joseph Lorden
Exeter Street
Athletics 5 Providence 2 in Interleague Clash
Rocky Point R I April 18 Boardman a Waterbury Conn recruit pitched the Philadelphia Athletics to a 5 to 2 victory over Providence of the International League. Two runs were scored in the opening frame on a walk sacrifice and a single, and timely hitting in the fourth inning gave Philadelphia the lead as they added two more runs. Batteries Boardman and Thomas Bentley Oldham and J Onslow Kooher.
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Rocky Point
R. I
Boardman
Waterbury
Providence
Thomas
Bentley, Oldham
J. Onslow
Kooher
Resolute Crew Arrives to Prepare for Newport Races
Captain Chris Christiansen brings 25 Norwegian crewmen to the Cape Cod at Bristol Rel for the Newport racing season. Robert Emmons and George Cormack accompany the party as they settle in and ready Resolute for launching after a final week of prep.
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Bristol
Rel
Chris Christiansen
Resolute
Cape Cod
Robert W. Emmons
George A. Cormack
New York Yacht Club
Rutt Stars at Newark Velodrome Victory
Walter Rutt world sprint champion and partner Alfred Tasmanian won the mile race at the Velodrome in Newark New Jersey. Rutt repeated a strong performance continuing his sprint champion status.
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Rutt Stars
Newark
N. J
Walter Rutt
Rutt
Alfred
Duryea Colt Wins Prix de Lutece at Longchamp
April 19 Shannon, a bay colt by Irish Lad owned by Herman B. Duryea, won the Prix de Lutece worth 2400 dollars at Longchamp. Duryea’s Hickory finished second in the Prix Rocquart, a mile and a half stake valued at 6000 dollars.
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Paris
Longchamps
Herman B. Duryea
Shannon
Mr. Duryea
Hickory
Madden Aims High in Long Race Challenge
Festus Madden declares intense training for the B A Marathon and vows strong effort to win. He emphasizes commitment and readiness for the demanding race.
Braves Fall to Orioles at Back River Picnic Field
The Braves lost 3 to 2 to Jack Dunns Baltimore Orioles at Back River on April 19. Johnny Evers started rookie John Beck who yielded two Orioles runs as the Braves collected nine hits but left runners stranded. Ruth and Cottrell each worked four innings for Baltimore, Mann homered off Ruth, and Mann drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly by Egan. Time 1h 17m. Attendance 1500. Umpire McAtee.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Braves
Jack Dunn
Back River
Boss Stallings
Johnny Evers
John Beck
Orioles
Paul Strand
Paul
Ruth
Cottrell
Mann
Griffith
Schmidt
Gleichman
Egan
Beck
Strand
Martin
Evers
Parent
Derrick
McAtee
Yale orders new shell for Yale-Harvard races
Yale has ordered a new shell from Ward the Harlem boat builder for the Yale Harvard varsity races. It matches the February order and features Belgian swivel oar locks and straight line seat rigging instead of the previous English zigzag arrangement.
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New Haven
Yale
Ward
Harlem
Harvard
Kansas City Triumphs in 15th Inning Over Chicago
Chad Bourne's single drove in the decisive run in the 15th as Kansas City defeats Chicago 7 to 6 after a pitching duel between Packard Watson and Wilson's ninth inning homer forced extra innings. batter notes list Harris Packard and East erly Fiske Lange Watson and Wilson.
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Kansas City
Chadbourne
Federal
Chicago
Packard
Watson
Wilson
R.H
Harris, Packard and
Easterly
Fiske, Lange, Watson
Baseball Scores From Twin City Action and Rain Delays
The American Association games saw Kansas City at St. Paul with a 12 to 3 opening win for St Paul took the second game 12 to 9. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 5 to 4 while Louisville beat Cleveland 4 to 2. Rain affected Minneapolis Milwaukee schedule.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Cleveland
Minneapolis-Milwaukee
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H. T. McCarthy
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Shamrock A. A. A
William B. Jordan
Pastime A. C
Robert Kirchstein
W. D. Lawrence
Minneapolis A. & B. Club
Thomas Tecumseh Butler
Riverside A. A
A. F. Merchant
Robert Briggs
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Fred M. Halligan
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