Harvard Beats Navy 4-3 in 10 Innings on Diamond
Harvard defeat Navy 4 to 3 in 10 innings at Annapolis as Mitchells team tops Navy. Wyche injures ankle sliding into second while Harvard benefits from late runs, Blodgett’s wildness and an eighth inning rally. Knowles and Coolidge spark Crimson offense, leading to a decisive 10th inning score on a passed ball.
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Navy
Josephus Daniels
Middies
Harvard
Wyche
Whitney
Crimson
Nash
Harte
Blodgett
Borneo
Annapolis
von Heimberg
Moran
Connolly
Knowles
Coolidge
Parker
McReynolds
Quincy Cigar proves ad success with ten cent cigar
Advertisements draw more men to Quincy Cigar as sales rise across a widening zone. The article credits advertising for growth but asserts true success lies in the quality of the ten cent cigar.
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Quincy Cigar
Quincy
Weingarth No 2 Triumphs in Atlantic Coast Bowl Meet
The Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tournament ends with Weingarth No 2 of Newark taking third in ten pin events while leaders include Hudson Hoboken and Cordes Stars New York. Individual and doubles titles go to players from Hoboken Elizabeth Syracuse Boston Washington and Portland in various categories.
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Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
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Newark N. J
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Hoboken
N. J
Cordes Stars
New York
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Newark
Cohn
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Miah Murrays
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Royals
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Mass
Portland Athletic Club
Portland
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Hartley
Millar
Ping
Alice Bingen Repeats Win At Charles River Harness Meet
Weather curbs crowd as Metropolitan Driving Club opens season at Charles River Speedway with near three minute pace events. Alice Bingen in class A trotting clocked 1 18 4 and 1 16 4 winning ahead of Robert Milror while other heats feature Roy Underwood Sweetie F Evelyn W and Ruth Nemo among the top finishers in pacing and trotting classes with times around 2 45 to 3 22.
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J. EB. Fitzgerald
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Roy Underwood
J. TD. Thompson
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W. J. McDonald
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Blk. G
Wurbush
Kernote
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Heisnolis
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Holden
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Jane Keight
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Ecce Volo
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Be di M
A J Fuarbush
Bingola, Bom
Cc. C. Mayberry
Boston Checker Club Wins Winter Tournament Cup
More than five people watched the all day event at Wells Memorial Institute. S. L. McLellan captained the Boston Checker Club to the first prize silver cup donated by Edmund Billings. James Anderson captained Brockton to second prize inlaid table. A silver cup was awarded to Checker Club 4 for best winter record. In a free-for-all Boston beat Massachusetts 44 to 40 with 97 draws. Holden and Barnes won the third and fourth prizes. an adjourned sitting will settle first and second prize.
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Edmund Billings
Boston Checker Club
S. L. McLellan
Brockton Checker Club
James Anderson
Checker Club 4
Institute
Boston
Massachusetts
Holden
Barnes
Lawrence
Levine
Wells Memorial Checker Club
Newton High Defeats Boston Latin School 14 to 3
Newton High coasted to a 14 to 3 victory over Boston Latin School at Claflin Field Newtonville. The Titans built an early lead and tallied all runs by the seventh inning while pitchers Comick Murphy and Newell held the visitors to limited scoring Shea Goodwin catching for Boston Latin.
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Boston Latin School
Claflin Field
Newtonville
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Doers
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Comick
Murphy
Newall
Shea and
Goodwin
Tufts Tops Army In 5-1 Victory At West Point
Tufts defeated Army 5 to 1 at West Point as Whitaker held the Cadets through six innings before tiring in the seventh. Army pushed one run across on three hits but could not close the gap.
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West Point
N. Y
Tufts
Army
Whitaker
Tufts Rally Drives Four-Run Lead In Key Third
Tufts scored in the third and added three more in the fifth as Leland hit two triples driving in Carroll Whitaker and himself. Armstrong, Carroll, Stafford, and Westcott contributed in the late innings, with key plays by Stafford around second. The Cadets answered with a seventh inning rally before the final score.
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Tufts
Sarcka
Armstrong
Carroll
Whitaker
Bonham
Stafford
Gerhardt
Army
Leland
Westcott
Coffin
McNeil
House
Tufamy Bilpo
A. BH
Army of Tones
Cullum
Marshall
6 Year Old Driver Wins at Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Opening day at the Franklin Field speedway drew 400 spectators as Adam Ripley, a 76 year old veteran, won with Hanks the bay gelding. Alfred King with Tom Griffin on Early Boy beat Windsor B and others in fair early-season time. Event summaries list times around 1 06 4 and 1 15 for winning mounts with a note of other runners and riders.
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Dorchester
Slugging Everett Team Trims Medford
The Everett High nine defeated Medford High 5 to 3 at Medford in Suburban League play. Ballou and Swenson pitched well, combining for 13 strikeouts. Silva, Trowbridge and Blair led Everett with timely hits and key runs in the win.
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Swenson
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Medford High
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Silva
Trowbridge
Blair
Bates Beats Bowdoin 9-3 in Exhibition Duel
Bates defeated Bowdoin 9 to 3 on a slow Lewiston field. Key plays featured McElwee’s catch, McDonald’s and Logan’s stick work, and solid pitching by Purvere. Reed records show Duncan Logan McDonald with multiple hits and two bases, while Bowdoin’s Fraser and Butterfield worked for the mound.
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Bowdoin
McElwee
McDonald
Logan
Purvere
A.B
A.E. Duncan
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Aid
M'Elwee
Lord
Finnie
Harvey
Donnell
Davis
Goodskey
Marston
Larrabee
Swicker
Bradford
Davi N
P.re
Merrill
Fraser
Butterfiidp
Duncan
Davidson
Gootner Wins Jamaica Centre A A 10 Mile Run
Sam Gootner a junior at English High School and Jamaica Centre A A member won the 10 mile road race with a six minute handicap over Jimmy Henigan of Dorchester who ran scratch. Fifteen men started the event and results list times for several participants, including Hesford, Windis, and Bradford with varying handicaps and net times.
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Dorchester
Sam Gootner
Jamaica Centre
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Henigan
E. H’d’e’p
S. Goother
Winona A
B. M. Hesford
Brown
Agle
Dorchester Club
Acres
J. Fata Windis
James Henigan
Dor
Club
J. Mathews
J. C
A. Connor
D. C
Ba Ewwire
Close match ends with Maher Brooks defeat O'Brien Reid
In a tight tournament game at the Cabot Street gym yesterday Maher and Brooks edged O'Brien and Reid after three sets 21 19 to 13 21 then 21 20 with Dave Owens serving as referee.
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Reid
Maher
Brooks
Cabot Street
Dave Owens
Penn Hands Holy Cross 6 0 Season Opener Defeat
Pennsylvania defeated Holy Cross 6 to 0 in Worcester in the opening game of the season. Spielman limited Holy Cross to three hits, while Penn collected 11 hits off Gilman and Gill. Key plays included a first-inning pass to Schimpf and a two-base hit by Todd, with Smith and Moore delivering later runs. Norton and Schimpf starred on defense as Penn pitchers combined for nine strikeouts. Attendance reported at 6,000.
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Navy
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Coolidge
Nash
Blodgett
von Heimberg
Harts
Connolly
Percy
Whitney
Worcester
University of Pennsylvania
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Spielman
Murphy
Penn
Gilman
Gill
Schimpf
Smith
Gilmore
Todd
Moore
Bennis
Norton
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Bowen
Murphyzf
Wiggle
Carrolic
Ber Smith
Cooley
Nortonss
Carroll
Berry
Sullivan
Gibbons
Tvittenway
Lincoln
Hillman Signs Five-Year Dartmouth Contract as Coach
Hanover N H April 19 Horace G Pender announces Harry L Hillman a former Olympic champion and Dartmouth track coach of six years has signed a new five year contract starting July 1 1916 He will also teach in the physical education department Varsity and freshmen baseball letter and numeral awards were set by the athletic council A D baseball players must play full nine innings against Harvard Princeton Yale Amherst or Williams at Hanover Freshman numerals awarded for a full game with Exeter Yale Freshmen or Huntington School
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Yale
Amherst
Williams
Hanover
Exeter
Huntington School
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