Annapolis Beats Harvard in 5 to 4 Race
Annapolis Naval Academy defeats Harvard 5 to 4 in a nine inning college baseball game. Quick three runs in the opening inning fueled by a walk and errors, then Navy fielded cleanly after an early hiccup. Osborne Ridgely Vaden Brers Desha Babson Holmes contributed hits as Harvard rallied late but fell short.
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Midshipmen
Harvard
Babgon
Potter
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Vinson
Ftarvard
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Osborne
Ridgely
Vaden
Brers
Desha
Babson
Winson
Cochran
Navy
Umzpire—Moran
Philadelphia
Naval Were
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Rogers
Innestia
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Okelier
Siebert
Ochard
Gossip of the Boxers by Bill Bailey
Boston boxing gossip reports Buck Crouse set for a one round bout at the Tony Club next Tuesday facing Ted Nelson of Australia. Mickey McIntire meets Bert Keyes in a 12 round bout, with other cards and travels noted for Camp Bell and Langford connections.
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Buck Crouse
Pittsburg
3Ony
Use
Boston
Frank Perron
Ted Nelson
Australia
Tommy Coleman
Mike Glover
Young Loughrey
Mickey McIntire
Nova Scotia
Bert Keyes
New York
Packey McFarland
Tufts Col lege Game Postponed by Rain
The baseball game between St. John's College of Brooklyn and Tufts College was postponed due to rain and will be played tomorrow if weather permits.
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New York
St. John's College of Brooklyn
Tufts College
Frank Scully
Rindge
St. John’s Prep
Gossip for Motorists Aboard Racing and Car Trades
Nat Butler joins the Alvan T Fuller Association of Distinguished Bicycle Riders and works in Packard used cars. De Palma visits Taylor Motor Sales, notes postponement of Fall River race. Frank Williamson to join Kissel Kars New England sales May 1. Marmon and Case cars profiled for speed records and Grand Prix plans. Spring valve tech discussed for auto engines.
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Nat Butler
Alvan T. Fuller Association of
Nat
Packard
Ralph de Palma
Taylor Motor Sales Company
Walter Emmons
de Palma
Fall River
Frank L. Williamson
Orange, N. J
Pruden
New England
Mr. Williamson
Case
J. L Case Threshing Machine Company
Pierce Racine
Automobile Club de la Sarthe
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Indianapolis
Renault
Fiat
Mercedes
Dawson
Marmon
Los Angeles
Harroun
Dale and Pierce Sold to Eastern League
The Boston Nationals unload surplus players during spring tryouts. Left handed pitcher Pierce, obtained from Louisville, will join Buffalo after balking at a Sacramento move. Dale transfers to the Eastern League for a Providence tryout.
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Yannigans
Pierce
Louisville
Dale
Sacramento
Buffalo
Providence
Opening Games in Conn League Today
New Haven prepares for the 1911 Connecticut baseball league season with Bridgeport at New Haven Waterbury at Northampton Hartford at Springfield and Holyoke at New Britain on opening day if weather permits
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Connecticut Baseball League
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Northampton
Hartford
Springfield
Holyoke
New Britain
Cornell Beats Trinity 9 to 1 in Baseball at Ithaca
Cornell defeated Trinity 9 to 1 in a baseball game played in Ithaca New York. The outcome adds a victory to Cornell's season as Trinity suffers a loss on the road.
Joe Jeanette Knocks Out Al Kubiak in Nine Rounds
Joe Jeanette, the local colored heavyweight, stops Al Kubiak of Michigan in the ninth round of a ten round bout at the National Sporting Club tonight in New York.
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Loughrey
Paris
Blink McCloskey
Bink
Henry Lewis
William Edam Lewis
Mr. McKettrick
William
Dixie Kid
al Kubiak
Joe Jeanette
New York
Jeanette
Langford
California
Michigan Giant
National Sporting Club Tonight
Doan Released to New Orleans by Cleveland
Walter Doan, outfielder for the Cleveland American League club, was released today and sent to the New Orleans team in the Southern league.
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Cleveland
Walter Doan
New Orleans
De Mar Back at Work After 25-Mile Marathon Feat
Clarence H. De Mar, the Melrose runner who set a new record on the B A A Marathon course on Patriots Day, was back at Rand Avery Company typing as usual yesterday after a gruelling 25 mile race the day before.
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Clarence H. de Mar
Melrose
Rand-Avery Company
De Mar Aims To Rewin Marathon Title And Seek Olympic Race
De Mar, who broke Longboat's record, eyes repeating the B A A marathon victory next year to match Caffrey's two wins and also aims for the 1912 Olympic Marathon in Sweden. His performance places him as a strong candidate for the U S team, with selections due this summer. Workers at his shop cheered him as he appeared, healthy and buoyant after the long road grind.
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de Mar
Caffrey
Sweden
Duffey Endorses Clarence De Mar for Olympic Marathon
Duffey argues Clarence De Mar should be the American marathon representative for Stockholm 1912. He notes De Mar’s Dorchester triumph in Boston’s marathon as proof of calibre and urges the AAU to select him, warning against overestimation of other events.
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Clarence de Mar
Uncle Sam
Stockholm
Sweden
de Mar
Patriots' Day Marathon Rumors and Training Tips
The letter debate centers on whether 1909 or 1910 saw 80 warm Marathon conditions and runners collapsing, noting Henry Renaud as 1909 winner. Advice covers start order, coaching methods, throwing arms, chest development, and walking champion George N. Young.
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Henry Renaud
Mike Ryan
New York
Ryan
England
Athol
Develo
Soosen
Walker
George N. Young
Boston Schools Athletes Seek Penn Carnival Funds and Training
Boston Latin and English High School athletes push for funding to send the relay team to the Penn carnival. Alumni are urged to contribute beyond words, while O’Reilly’s squad digs and builds jumping boxes on Dunbar Avenue. Rowers brace for outdoor meets next month as Joe Fahey of Medford and Charles Brickley shine in local programs.
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Boston Inglish High School
Penn
Slowtown
John O'Reilly
Dunbar Avenue
O'Reilly
Cardinals Open NL Season With Home Loss
Chicago defeated St. Louis 9 to 5 in the opener at home. Schulte hit a three run homer for Chicago, while Evans Smith and others added two base hits. Pitchers and batting totals are listed with Loyola, Golden, Steele, and Pfiester among the hurlers.
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Schulte
Golden
Steele
Coset
Ag St. Gos
Evans
Smith
Filis
Archer
Kaiser
Chance
Pflester
Lehaite
Evers
Tinker
Laudermilk
Pfiester
Weaver
Brennan
Oday
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Sheekard
Zimmerman
P . Oe
D Cvevess
Eeeteser ST. Louis
AB. Oe TB PO. A. E Hauser
Ecuceess
Ellis
Feeseere
Mowrey
Ceesers Ib Eereeee
Konetchy
Brans
Bresnahan
Pivctane Uy
Mclver Steele
Yale Enters Crews in American Henley
Yale expands rowing schedule by entering second varsity eight and freshman crew in the American Henley on May 27. Yale vows to race eastern rivals and Henley contenders, with Captain Frost and coach John Kennedy leading a season framed by the return to the Connecticut river and renewed Princeton rowing rivalry.
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New Haven
Yale
Julian W. Curtiss
New York City
Yale News
Connecticut River
Springfield
Harvard
New London
Princeton
Frost
University
John Kennedy
George Adee
Yare
Amherst Aggies Fall to Vermont on Opening Day
The University of Vermont baseball team defeated Massachusetts Agricultural College 4 to 2 in Amherst today. Donnelly of Vermont hit a home run in the second inning as Vermont stayed stronger at the plate. the Aggies struggled to capitalize on scoring chances.
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Amherst
University of Vermont
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Aggies
Donnelly
Vermont
R.A Vermont
Walsh Forbes Match Chicago Bout Set for May 9
Harry Forbes former bantamweight champion meets Jimmy Walsh the Boston bantam at Kenosha Wisconsin on May 9. The fight will be at 118 pounds and start at 3 o clock.
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Chicago
Harry Forbes
Jimmy Walsh
Kenosha
Wis
Eastern League Scores Breeze As Rain Hits Newark
In Baltimore Toronto won 17 to 5 as rain affected games. Buffalo played Providence, Rochester faced Jersey City, Montreal met Newark with rain impacting several matches.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Baseball scores from the American Association games
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 6 to 3 while Minneapolis beat Louisville 1 to 0. Kansas City topped Toledo 5 to 2 and St Paul won over Indianapolis 5 to 1.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Southern League scores tallied across multiple games
Nashville defeated Atlanta 5 to 4 while New Orleans beat Montgomery 8 to 7. Mobile routed Birmingham 2 to 0 and Memphis topped Chattanooga 7 to 4.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
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