Cameron Dined by the Mayor After Marathon Win
Nova Scotia runner Fred Cameron was hosted by Boston Mayor Fitzgerald for lunch after winning the B A A Marathon. Cameron praised local reception and discussed future plans including a possible repeat bid in Boston and avoidance of excessive racing this year.
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Nova Scotia
Young’s
Fitzgerald
Cameron
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de Mar
North Dorchester
Boston
Caffery
R. K E. McCormack
Toronto
Mr. Bowen
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W. J. O'Donnell
Intercolonial Club
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A. R. Minard
Alexander McGregor
Houghton & Dutton Company
P. Kerr
Canadian Club of
Athletics Open Home Season With Victory
Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 0 to open the American league season after two postponements. Bender held New York to scattered hits and the Athletics hit Doyle hard in the second and eighth innings. Barry injured his leg and retired from the game.
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New York
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Doyle
Barry
Philadelphia AB
New York AB
Welter
Cree
Gardner
Foster
Austin
Sweeney
Cen Annes
Tee Fener
Ae Wee Eae
Walter
Davis
Murphy
Hartsel
Crec
Collins
Mel Innes
A and Evans
Dartmouth Defeats Andover Easily In Baseball Clash
The Dartmouth baseball team beat Andover 11 to 4. Key plays included Brady's three-base hit, Norton on base twice, and Mitchell driving in multiple runs as Dartmouth pulled away in the seventh. Ripley relieved Gile after a rough stretch for Andover pitching. Time two hours. Umpire Jordan.
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Norton
Daly
Emerson
Mitchell
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Reilly
Vile
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Ore
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Conroy
Ss Steene
Dotales Soc
Bh.po
A.B
D'gherty
Wright
Ag Ae Eee
Eiy
Fok O
Wells
M’ Brook
Kresser
Beede
Gile
Orr
Chadbourne
Dougherty
Jordan
Giant Bill Lewis Challenging Jeffries for Heavyweight Crown
The giant 6 foot 4, 265 pound Bill Lewis is courted by Jeffries at Rowardennan training camp. Jack Sheehan predicts Lewis can become a top heavy and faster puncher than Johnson at similar stages. The Armory Club card features Porky Flynn vs Jim Savage with Leo Houck entering the lineup and amateur Riverside Boat Club entries close April 26 for a April 29 tournament.
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Jack Sheehan
Johnson
Jeffries
Rowardennan
Cal
Sheehan
Jeff
Lewis
Big Bill
Huskyville
Beef Trust Times
Jack
Jack Johnson
Ames
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ed Dunkhorst
Bob
Armory Club
Porky Flynn
West End
Jim Savage
New York
Porkandos
Savage
California
Jim Barry
Jim Flynn
Jack Burns
Flynn
Leo Houck
Philadelphia
Young Loughrey
Young Erne
Houck
Dave Deshler
Tommy O'Keefe
Deshler
Packey McFarland
Tommy Quill
Eddie Murphy
Murphy
Philadelphian
Riverside Boat Club
Dissension Brews in Jeffries Camp
San Francisco April 20. Dissent grows in the Jeffries boxing camp as Sam Berger calls for Joe Choynski, a move seen as aimed at forestalling Jim Corbett who arrives in three weeks. Jeffries trains lightly while writers back Corbett and Johnson has a strong local following.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Sam Berger
Jeff
Joe Choynski
Jim Corbett
Choynski
Corbett
Johnson
Jeffries Intensifies Training with Arm Strong Bout
James J Jeffries endured a brisk morning at Ben Lomond Cal with three fast rounds against Bob Armstrong a strong negro pugilist. Berger urged forceful punching and Jeffries delivered with his left hand repeatedly. He then worked a full morning session and joined workers building a dam by the San Lorenzo River in the afternoon.
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Cal
Bob Armstrong
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Berger
Armstrong
San Lorenzo
Milton Academy Dominates Roxbury Latin 18 to 0 in Match
Milton Academy routed Roxbury Latin 18 to 0 in a one sided game. Early defense and pitching by Jones held until the seventh inning when Milton’s bats punished Jones repeatedly. Attendance was about 200 as umpire Burleigh called the game in the home team's favor.
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Milton Academy
Roxbury Latin
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Roxbury
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Faulkner
Hyde
Phillips
Sheehan
Felton
C. F
Devereaux
E. Handy
EF. Mandy
Fox
Yime—lh
Burleigh
West Roxbury High defeats Dedham in 12 to 5 game
Dedham High lost to West Roxbury High 12 to 5 at Stone Park in a ragged featureless game. Key players include Kelley Goodwin Day Russell Lyons Whitney Glaney and others. attendance reported at 400.
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Dedham High
West Roxbury High
Stone Park
W. Roxbury High
Tage
Wright
Russell
Cheney
Ketley
R. F
DeSalvo
R’berg
EAM Us
Puff
Glancy
Whitney
de Salvo
Riley and Hunt
Nationals Albany Game Off Next Sunday
The Boston Nationals game with Albany of the New York State league scheduled for next Sunday has been declared off.
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Boston Nationals
Albany
Marathon race proves a corker in Patriots Day event
Arthur Duffey lauds Cameron and fellow runners as the best ever Patriots Day marathon. He notes age, training, and headwork as key factors while reflecting on weather, field strength, and local turnout. He cites 50 000 at two games and 250 000 watching the marathoners.
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Cameron
Corkery
Fettle
Bob Fowler
Carr Beats Jig Stone In Eight Round Narrow Bout
Dutch Carr of Charlestown defeated Jig Stone in eight rounds at the American A. A. bout. Carr controlled the action from start to finish, landing cleaner punches while Stone started slugging late and offered little lead. Also on the card, Flanagan and Thomas drew in six rounds. Cavill beat Burke in six. Wright stopped Mack in the second. McDonald and Kennedy drew in six. Worcester South High beat Worcester in baseball 11 to 4 with Tussien three extra base hits and Bundy effective on the bases.
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Tommy Flanagan
Cambridge
Kid Thomas
Lawrence
Johnny Cavill
South End
Eddie Burke
North End
Kid Wright
Frankie Mack
Roxbury
Mack
Kid McDonald
Roslindale
Steve Kennedy
Kennedy
McDonald
Worcester South High
Worcester
Tussien
Bundy
Worcester South High Defeats St. Mark's
Worcester South High School beat St. Mark's in a region boys basketball game played in Southboro on April 20. The match showcased scoring from key players and decisive defense in the final period.
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St. Mark’s
Southboro
St. Mark's
Lowell Beats Troy 10 6 in Slow Baseball Tilt
Lowell defeated Troy 10 to 6 in an uninteresting game. Stone Elinharty Megee and Zimmerman supplied the only features as Troy’s pitchers proved easy to solve.
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Troy
Stone
Elinharty
Megee
Zimmerman
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