Canadian Favored Fabre Wins Ashland to Boston Marathon
Edouard Fabre of Montreal wins the Ashland to Boston marathon with a late surge, passing Cliff Horne and Hugh Honohan to claim victory. Dorchester runner Cliff Horne finishes second as Fabre overcomes a lengthy lead by the New York A.C. star.
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Fabre Wins Boston Marathon In Dusty Heat Parade
Edouard Fabre powered to victory amid stifling heat and dust as Boston Athletic Association runners contest the Boston Marathon. Monohan, Horne, Hatch and McInerney chased, with Honohan briefly leading before Fabre steadied the finish.
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Portsmouth High Rallies Past Newburyport in Narrow Win
Portsmouth High defeated Newburyport High 4 to 3 today after scoring two runs in the ninth. Pitcher Jordan fanned 16 batters as the comeback unfolded in the afternoon game.
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For Other Sports See Pages Eleven Fourteen Fifteen
Teaser note directs readers to pages 11 14 and 15 for other sports coverage. No specific events or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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