Boxers Clash in a Roster Riot of Fights and Prospects
Gossip notes Pittsburg middleweight Crouse knocking out Marty Cutler and set to face Ted Nelson while Mickey McIntyre meets Bert Keyes. Plans for Knockout vs Murphy and Carl Morris July 4 Tulsa are floated, with Joe Jeanette training Morris and Boston bantam talk cooling. Honey Mellody versus Tom Sawyer heads to Portland.
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Buck Crosse
Pittsburg
Marty Cutler
Crouse
Cutler
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Ted Nelson
Armory Club
Mickey McIntyre
Nova Scotia
Bert Keyes
New York
Gossip for Motorists
Motorists hear about a border issue with Doc Percival and the Abbott-Detroit Bull Dog in Mexico. A New York truck parade draws hundreds of vehicles while Boston dealers push trucks and Fall River eyes a May 6 Riverside Park race event. Driver Herb Lytle reflects on luck and his Apperson Jack Rabbit bid for the May 380 race as AAA names a Stevens-Duryea as Glidden tour pathfinder.
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Doc’ Percival
Mexico
San Carlos
Insurrectos
Government of
Rio Grande
New York
Boston
Herb Lytle
Burlingame Named Newport Postmaster
Newport April 21. The appointment of Robert J. Burlingame, presently collector of customs for the Newport district, as postmaster of Newport was announced here today.
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Newport
R. IL
Robert J. Burlingame
Newport District
Milton High Beats West Roxbury 20 to 1 at Brook Road Field
Milton High defeated West Roxbury High School 20 to 1 on Brook Road Field. O'Connell pitched well with one strikeout. Sears homered and Milton added strong batting while Murphy starred for the visitors at first base.
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Milton High
West Roxbury
Brook Road
Milton
O’connell
Sears
Murphy
Utica Defeats Brockton 3–0 In Exhibition Game
Utica of the New York State league beat Brockton of the New England league 3 to 0 in an exhibition. Utica produced 5 hits and left 3 men on base while Brockton had no runs, six hits, and two errors. Batteries were McSurdy and Burns for Utica with Butler and Wee fer behind them. LaVigne caught. Umpire Kelly crews.
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Brockton
Utica
R.hle
McSurdy
Burns
Butler
Weefer
LaVigne
Kelly
South Boston High Wins Slugging Match
South Boston High defeated East Boston High 16 to 7 at Wood Island Park. Thornton hit a home run and two triples as South Boston surged ahead with a burst of offense.
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South Boston High
Fist Boston High
Wood Island Park
Thornton
South Boston
South Boston H. S
Boston H. S
Dennis
Murphy
Bush
Alexander
Georgetown Defeats Pennsylvania 2 0 In Washington
Georgetown won 2 to 0 over Pennsylvania as O Connor pitched and Cogan played strong defense. The game featured solid pitching by O Connor and sharp fielding by Cogan. Batteries O Connor and Fury Imlay and Cozens.
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Washington
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
O'Connor
Cogan
R.H.E. Georgetown
O’connor
Fury
Imlay
Cozens
Connie Mack’s ball tossers stumble in opener in Boston
Connie Mack’s Red Sox opener drags as Jack Coombs struggles and Cicotte shows mid season form. The piece surveys upcoming clashes with rivals while noting boxing and track figures like Flanagan, Moran, Wolgast, and Kilpatrick, all in a brisk, opinionated tone.
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Connie Mack
Red Sox
John I. Taylor
Jack Coombs
Connie
Mackmen
Mack
Eddie Cicotte
Cicotte
Baseball Gigs Seek Strong Youth Teams Across State
Numerous clubs from Boston area to Cambridge and Dorchester invite fast amateur and semi pro 10 to 20 year old teams for away or home games with half fares, guaranteed payment, and open dates in spring and summer schedules. Listings name contacts in Woburn, Haverhill, Cambridge, Charlestown, Winchester, Dorchester, Medford, Dorchester, South Boston, Newton, Dedham, South Boston, Quincy, Everett, and more.
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North Woburn
William J. Rupp
Bennett Street
Woburn
Mohawk A. C. of
Haverhill
New England
HH. EF. Hovey
Riverside Street
Bradford
Mass
Pequots of
Cambridge
A. Rantinberg
Ifth Street
Gray Eagles
Charlestown
Mt. Varmers
Fittons
Sacred Shorts
East Boston
James Hughes
Moulton Street
Hillcrests
Winchester
Theodore Lawson
Washington Street
Ellicott Juniors
Albert A. Treville
Sackville Street
Richfield S. and
A. Club
Dorchester
KR. Middleton
Bowdoin Street
Auburn A. A
West Medford
Grafton Street
Winthrop A. C
Medford
Hugh McNeil
Winthrop Street
Wollastons
F. E. Smith
Devonshire Street
Tel
Main
Ramblers
Newton Upper Falls
William Hughes
Elliot Street
Wanderer A. A
Dedham
J. J. Stuck, Jr
Uwembecks
South Boston
Charles Fuller
Thetford Street
Elmwoods
Fred E. Cox
Clinton Street
Hemlock A. C
Harold Roache
East Eighth Street
Woodlawn A. C
Brighton
W. E. McArthur
Harvard Street
Allston
St. John Juniors
North Cambridge
HH. Reardon
Frank Street
West End A. A
West End House
Randolph
Hamiltons
Lynn
Concord
South Framingham
Seninger
Eaton Street
West End
Haymarket
Charlesbank
A. C
D. Biderman
Grove Street
City
Rambler A. C
Everett
George McDonald
Broadway
South Quincy
W. J. Galvin
Cranch Street
Quincy
Neponset
Frank Phelan
Clay Street
Laconia A. C
J. Cupkeen
Laconia Street
George L. LeDue
Thompson Street
Arborne A
Roslindale
Boston
A. M. Brown
Primrose Street
Charlestown Red Sox
John Doyle
Warren Street
Downer A. C
George McNeil
Greenwich Street
Beacons of
Watertown
Arthur D. Moran
Maas
Webcower A. C
Maplewood A. C
Niger
Address request and race notes in early Boston Globe column
The letter asks for the president's address of the New England league and to write via Tim Marnane at the Boston Globe. It notes Lynn Bob Fowler at Boston A A failed Marathon win, mentions cricket at Franklin Field, asks if Sammy Mellor and Jim Corkery started the Toronto race, reports Corkery and Mellor started but did not finish, and records Packey McFarland defeating Tommy Murphy in New York City with 100-yard marks cited.
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Mike Ryan
Johnny Hayes
Ryan
Hayes
Packey McFarland
Stockyards
Owen Moran
Mac
Tommy Murphy
New York
Ad Wolgast
McFarland
New England League
Tim Marnane
Boston Globe
Lynn
Bob Fowler
Boston
A. A
Franklin Field
Sammy Mellor
Jim Corkery
Toronto
Corkery
Mellor
New York City
Eastern league suspends Newark and Montreal players after fight
New York April 21. Manager McGinnity of Newark and players Nattress and Hardy of Montreal are indefinitely suspended by Eastern league president Barrow for taking part in a fist fight during the Montreal Newark game. Further penalties await those found guilty of starting the altercation.
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New York
McGinnity
Newark
Nattress and
Hardy
Montreal
Barrow
British Win First Newnes Chess Match in Anglo American Duel
The British team opened the 138th Anglo American cable chess match by winning one of two finished games. Ames Burn beat Frank J. Marshall, while Hedges drew with Atkins. After day one, the score stood 11-2 to 1-2 in favor of Britain, with play continuing next morning.
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New York
Ames Burn
Liverpool
Frank J. Marshall
United States
A. B. Hedges
Staten Island
H. F. Atkins
McMahon Edges Burke In 19 Round Pittsburgh Sailor Bout
Tom McMahon of Pittsburgh defeated Sailor Burke in a wild 19 round middleweight bout at the Twentieth Century Club in New York. Burke was dropped twice in the first round as McMahon pressed and fought fiercely, delivering powerful punches that left Burke reeling in multiple sessions.
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M’mahon
Sailor Burke
New York
Tom McMahon
Pittsburg
Twentieth Century Club
Illinois boxing bill stalled in Senate after six round plan fails
Chicago April 21. Boxing contests in Illinois face a two year delay unless a revised bill legalizing six round bouts passes. The measure failed to clear the Senate in Springfield yesterday.
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Chicago
Illinois
Senate
Springfield
Yale Training Tables Start For Crew And Track
Yale forms spring training tables for the varsity crew and track teams in New Haven. The eight oarsmen begin at the crew table ahead of the May 1 race with Pennsylvania at Springfield. The full track squad of 32 attends the track table as the spring meet approaches and the Penn relay games loom next week.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Pennsylvania
Springfield
University of Pennsylvania
Bobby Gardner
Corey
Hartwell
Andover
Merritt
Creery
Stillwell
Bennett
van Sinderen
van Blarcom
Oldenberg
Adams
Howe
Romeyn
Fieldbow
Captain Frost
Barnum
Snyder
Wheeler
Bierstein
Thatcher
Reilly
Boyd
Rudell
Brigham
Farrar
Reed
Blakeslee
May
Marsh
Case
Tilson
Gray
Raynor
Platt
Chisholm
Larkin
Picke
Arlington High School wins interclass track meet
Arlington High School held an interclass meet on the playground with 1913 victors scoring 24 points. Star performer Ray McWeeny swept the century dash and shot put and placed in the 220 and broad jump. H Reycroft led most sprints before McWeeny's late surge in the 100 yards.
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Arlington High School
Ray McWeeny
H. Reycroft
McWeeny
Bell
R. P. McWeeny
H. L. Reycroft
J.E. Robinson
F. C. Osgood
R. Hooper
E. E. Rowse
R. McWeeny
R. MceWeeny
W. Low
C. Parris
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