Tenney's Nationals Beat Philadelphia At Home 7 to 3
Tenney's Nationals opened the home schedule with a 7 to 3 win over Philadelphia. Cy Young pitched well for Boston and even hit a single in the fourth, while Duffy’s Kane struggled at times. Tenney tripled in the seventh as new players Bridwell Brain and Bates impressed in field and bat.
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Brain
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Strobel
Ree Steess
Bransfield
Tenes
Dooin
Cresvaees
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Kimslie and Conway
New York Defeats Brooklyn in Open at Polo Grounds
Opening day of the National League season at the Polo Grounds drew about 18 000 fans as New York beat Brooklyn 8 to 2. New York batted well and played error free. Brooklyn fielded poorly while Bresnahan was lightly hurt by a pitch in the seventh inning.
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Mondays Game for the Fund Helps San Francisco Sufferers
Baseball teams Boston and Philadelphia will play Monday at the South End to raise proceeds for relief funds. Managers and players donate, and all fans are urged to attend, paying 26 60 or 75 cents. The event promises a fine game and broad charity.
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South End
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati Behind Wild Harper In Sixth
Harper struggled in the sixth inning issuing three walks while two singles and a double produced five Pittsburg runs. Lynch pitched well despite occasional wildness as Cincinnati scored four times on errors. Attendance was 2315.
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Dougherty and Mellody Draw at Milwaukee Boxing Show
Milwaukee April 20. The mellows match between Honey Mellody and Jack Dougherty at the Panorama building ends in a draw as George Siler notes there was nothing to choose between the two fighters. Mellody scored a knockdown though deemed partly accidental with Dougherty pressing on the ropes before the final bell.
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Gossip of the Boxers at Chelsea Fiasco and Future Cards
The Chelsea boxing fiasco involving George Gardner and Schreck drew blame but highlighted club fault lines. The matchmaker bears responsibility for untrained fighters and short notice, while Gardner appeared exhausted and unfit. Upcoming bout Deshler versus Martin in Cambridge promises a strong drawing card, and Johnny Sheehan faces Young Brooks in a preliminary at Chelsea.
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Jim Jeffords
Philadelphia
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Terry Martin
Deshler
Martin
Lawrence
George Dixon
Ford Wins Boston Marathon On Patriots Day
Timmy Ford of Hampshire A A wins the Boston Athletic Association Marathon on Patriots Day. He followed a strict pre race schedule, faced wind and dust on the Boulevard, and recovered well with baths and a trainer rub down. Kneeland finishes second and fans tease the pace. A ceremony in Roxbury will honor Kneeland and O Neil with prizes on display.
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Timmy Ford
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Boston Athletic Association
Patriots
Frank Gormely
Caffrey
Kneeland
Roxbury A.A
Sammy Mellor
O'Neil
World of Sport hints at coaching changes and college athletics
Harvard undergraduates urge Paul Coburn to quit coaching and face Yale and Princeton in upcoming seasons. The piece notes shared meals for Columbia athletes, criticism of referees, boxing crowd dynamics, Amos Alonzo Stagg’s potential retirement, and Yale veterans facing illness impacting spring coaching, with Chicago seeking Yost's return to lead the team.
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Paul Coburn
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Crimson
Amos Alonzo Stagg
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Florida
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Yost
Peter Maher Wins On Foul At Sharkey Club
Old Peter Maher defeated Joseph Hagan of Philadelphia on a foul after about two minutes. Maher collapsed to his knees and a doctor ruled him hurt. the bout was stopped. Other results included Blink McCloskey drawing Joe Youngs and several quick finishes in two rounds. Spectators donated nearly 75 dollars to Frisco sufferers.
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Peter Maher
Joseph Hagan
Philadelphia
Sharkey Athletic Club
Hagan
Maher
Blink McCloskey
Joe Youngs
Buffalo
Young Palmer
Young Henry
Max Freeman
Tebby Murtha
George Hoey
Seong Biings
Young Lucas
Joogan
Jack Roller
Battling Kelly
Tommy Connolly
Kid Foley
Frisco
Collins' Men Fail to Score in Rainy Victory Night
Terfeld collided with Murphy and retired in favor of Yeager as Collins' men had an off day. The Philadelphia club’s share of today’s receipts went to a fund for San Francisco sufferers amid rainy weather.
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Boston Beats Washington in Sloppy 10-Run Tilt
Washington tops Boston 10 to 1 in a wild game as Falkenberg dominates for the Nationals while Winter and Gibson falter for Boston. Washington strings together late hits including singles by Cross Anderson and Stahl with Nill and Hickman driving in runs.
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New York Beats Home Team Easily In Philadelphia
The champions batted hard and won easily as New York defeated the home team in Philadelphia. The soft early lead gave way to a decisive late surge by the visitors.
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New York
Chicago Triumphs Over Detroit 6 to 1 in Opener
Chicago opened the American league season with a 6 to 1 win over Detroit. The home club took an early lead and widened it with a rally in the eighth. Attendance was 14,000 at Chicago.
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Detroit
College Meet Scores Across Campus Venues
Results list several matches with Kingston Rhode Island and Hartford track contests. Teams from R I State College and Eastern and Connecticut venues posted varying scores, with Norwich and Waterbury events showing decisive outcomes.
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Jewett City
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Schaefer Defeats Hoppe In 20th World Billiard Match
Jacob Schaefer of Chicago defeated Willie Hoppe of New York in the 20th game of the international billiard tournament by 600 to 488. The finish featured Hoppe’s late nerve and skill as he aimed for a kiss shot on his 46th try but missed slightly, leaving Schaefer to close with a six. Schaefer’s high run was 171 to Hoppe’s 202.
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Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Schaefer
Baseball News and Comment Still In First Place
A collection of notes from the stands and field about major league teams. Patrons including Mike Regan Charley Lavis Tim Crowley and Tommy Bolles watched behind the Philadelphia bench and spoke with Captain Duffy between innings. Dr Pat Carney and his bride enjoyed Boston's victory while Holy Cross remains undefeated.
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Senators
Mike Regan
Charley Lavis
Tim Crowley
Tommy Bolles
Philadelphia
Duffy
Pat Carney
Boston
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Holy Cross
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Bill Cahill
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Tom Shaw
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Charley Green
Nationals
Green
Colville Kennedy
South End
Somerville
Leo Hafford
Pittsburg
U S S Rhode Island Plays Sir Galahad Tonight
A gruelling basketball game is expected tonight at Decatu Hall Decatur Street as U S S Rhode Island faces Sir Galahad in a spirited matchup.
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U. S. S. Rhode Island
Sir Galahad
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