Phillies Win Openers as Lowe Errors Doomed Boston
In Philadelphia April 20 the Phillies beat Boston 2 1 after Lowe booted two errors in the eleventh inning allowing Lajoie to score the winning run. The crowd of 13000 saw a sharp game with fielding feats by Long and strong pitching.
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Harvard Holds Light Practice Ahead of Georgetown Game
Harvard baseball players skipped morning drills and limited to light batting and fielding in the afternoon due to fatigue from a week of rough practice. Reid is out with a leg injury, Wendell shifts to catching, Ewer moves to left field, with Brnan replacing him in left field. Milne is sidelined by a finger ailment.
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Well and George and Coburn on the Cripplest
The fragment notes Well and George alongside Coburn among the crippled or impaired in an unclear context, with no further details or events provided.
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Well
George and
Coburn
Boxing Notes on Connolly Sullivan Gardner Creedon and Boston scene
Boston boxing writer recounts Connolly versus Twin Sullivan at Roanoke with Sullivan disqualified for a foul. It praises strict refereeing and local clubs, notes Gardner vs Creedon in Manchester, and previews Gardner’s Boston bouts with Erne guest appearances and other rosters. It also mentions O Rourke, Sharke, and local figures in a broad boxing panorama.
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Boston
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United States
Ex-Chicago football captain aims for Colonial Army post
Patrick O'Dee former Chicago University captain and record holder for punting and drop kicking plans to return to Australia to join the Colonial army now fighting the Boers. Alfredo De Oro wins first pool world championship game beating Jerome R. Keogh by 2% points in a 600 point match. The Lookout yacht, aimed at the Quincy Cup, nears launch by a Manchester Yacht Club syndicate led by G Henry Higginson.
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Manchester Yacht Club
G. Henry Higginson
South Lincoln
Track Leased as Waltham Club Prepares Memorial Day Meet
The Waltham Cycle Club has leased the Waltham bicycle park and plans a big Memorial Day meet with motor paced and team races. The club, part of the Interclub Racing Association of Massachusetts, expects entries from crack clubs and may schedule pursuit races May 30.
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Interclub Racing Association of
Massachusetts
Shooter's mistaken identity shocks Brockton roadrace crowd
Harry Edwards of Brockton, once with Dorchester, was shot twice in Providence during a shoes repair price dispute. The incident, amid local racing chatter, is seen as mistaken identity as Edwards was in Brockton and set to race today. James Moran plans a three mile handicap ride at Montello track this afternoon unless rain. Frank Waller has arranged a timed match for Will C. Stinson at Fall River on May 6 with possible opponent W A Rutz of New Aberhart. Night races and an electric meet with Milwaukees national meet in July loom.
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Baseball Notes and Collegiate Pairings Across the Nation
Extra inning games dominate the Boston Philadelphia series with no rematch until May 3. Loftus names Jimmy Ryan captain of Chicago. Gus Weyhing signs with St Louis. Rosie’s divorce suit alleges mistreatment as manager Ewing vows discipline. Eastern League bars Washington and Baltimore from league representation. College games today include Yale Holy Cross in New Haven and Penn Lafayette at Franklin Field among others.
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Groton
Thayer Academy
Boston Latin
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She Fall River
Bridgewater Normala Bridgewater
Canadian Club Meets in Boston Proposes Queen's Birthday Banquet
The Canadian Club of Boston gathered at Young's Hotel with fifty members and voted to join British societies in celebrating the Queen's birthday. A banquet is planned at Copley Square Hotel on May 8 honoring Hon. F. W. Borden. New members include J. Bryce Allan and Arthur MacArthur among others. honorary members elected are The Hon. Wilfred Laurier and Consul-General John C. Blunt.
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Young’s Hotel
Copley Square Hotel
F. W. Borden
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B. Aa. Lockhart
Joseph S. Lockhart
HB. Franklin Clement
Federick A. Tupper
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