Pennsylvania relay games set for Franklin Field next Saturday
The column reports on the Quaker games at Franklin Field with English High School, Chelsea High, Newton High, and Commerce in top contention. It highlights English High’s past dominance, Andy Soxalexis’s potential pro long distance race, and notable athletes from Harvard Yale and Irish American A C among entries and invites to an all American team visit.
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Franklin Field
Boston English High School
High School of Commerce
Chelsea High
Newton High
Harvard
English High
Commerce
Andy Soxalexis
al Shrubb
Billy Queal
Yale
Andy
Boston
Philadelphia
Newton
Chelsea
Wilbur
Everett High
Boston College High
Everett
Amateur Bouts Set for National A A A Championships in Boston
The Unicorn Club gears up to host the National Amateur A A A championships in Boston on May 6 and 7 with top international contenders invited from New Orleans Toronto Montreal Pittsburg Philadelphia New York and more. Matches will span 108 115 125 135 145 158 and 175 pounds plus heavyweights promising 10 hours of boxing and a high quality field. Entries close April 30 with George W. Brown Boston A A. A Tommy Reagan meets Patsy Green in Riverside B. A. A. special tomorrow night in Lawrence Hall New London Conn.
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Unicorn Club
New Orleans
Toronto
Montreal
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
George W. Brown
A. A
Joe Ritchie
K. O. Palitz
New London
Lawrence Hall
Conn
Ritchie
Norwich
Charles Askins
Askins
Joe White
Riverside B C to Host Large Cambridge Glove Tournament
Riverside B C of Cambridge promotes a big glove tournament at Cyprus Hall tomorrow night with three weight classes 108 125 and 49 pounds and two special bouts. Featured matchups include Tommy Reagan East Boston national amateur champion versus Patsy Green Cambridge and Howard Deshler Cambridge versus Eddie Donahue Malden. The card aims to revive local boxing excitement as a new amateur club forms for business and civic participants.
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Riverside B. C
Cambridge
Cyprus Hall
Tommy Reagan
East Boston
New England
Patsy Green
Howard Deshler
Eddie Donahue
Malden
Cyclone Burns Tackles Vaudeville Contests This Week
Cyclone Burns, local wrestling champion, enters vaudeville contests offering a $25 forfeit to any local man he cannot throw in 15 minutes. Yesterday he faced Lombard in the afternoon and Strangler Lewis in the evening at the Howard. He performs at 4 and 9 30 daily under Gorge Tuohey with Jack Sheehan as referee.
Boston College Opens Home Season With 3 1 Win Over St Michael s
Boston College baseball defeated St Michael s College of Vermont 3 to 1 in BC’s home opener. The Eagles showed strong infield play and team coordination as Duchesne limited St Michael s to one run, while Nelson and Duchesne led with key hits. Attendance reached about 500 witnesses a competitive afternoon.
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Boston Colleges
St. Michael’s College
Vermont
Boston College
Boston
Fowlie
Reyno Lds
Doyle
M’d‘nald
Jones
Hallorban
Boyce
St. Michael’s
L. Conley
B. Conley
Duchesne
Nelson
Barry
Hallorhan
Dan Barry
College Baseball and Local School Matchups Across Cities
Harvard plays Bowdoin in Cambridge while Tufts faces Fordham in New York and Rhode Island State meets St Michael's in Kingston. New Hampshire State hosts Dean Academy in Franklin with several area high schools scheduled for games in Cambridge Allston South Boston Lexington Marblehead and beyond. Boxing events feature Carl Morris and others in St Louis and Brooklyn with several other bouts listed including Gibbons Bergin and Love in New York.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Cambridge
Tufts
Fordham
New York
Rhode Island State
St. Michael's
Kingston
R. I
New Hampshire
Dean Academy
Franklin
English High
Cambridge High
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
Allston
South Boston High
Charlestown High
South Boston
Lexington High
Weston High
Lexington
Revere High
Marblehead High
Marblehead
Lynn E. H
Willimakrtic
Tommy Bergin
Tom Gibbons
Hogan
F. Madden
Fred McKay
Soldier Kearns
Johnny Love
Young Shugrue
Young Jasper
K. Palitz
New London
Answer on baseball rule and boxing club event
The question explains a baseball rule where a batter struck by a batted ball while on foul ground is not out. The Riverside Boat Club hosts an amateur boxing tournament at Cypress Hall Cambridge with 108 125 and 140 pound classes. Membership applications are at 36 Preapeet Street Cambridgeport. Letters in this office for Patsy De Luca and Joe White. A Curtis Hall swimming exhibition will be staged by the Curtis Hall swimming team.
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Riverside Boat Club
Cypress Hall
Cambridge
J. J. Toomey
Preapeet Street
Cambridgeport
Patsy de Luca
Joe White
Curtis Hall
Curtis
Brooklyn Wins Opener at Ebbetts Field 2 1
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the opener at Ebbetts Field. Mayer out pitched Allen who fanned eight, but Brooklyn managed three hits off Mayer and six off Allen. Culshaw and Mayer sparkled in defense as Moran fielded well in right but failed to hit.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia
Ebbet’s
Mayer
Allen
Brooklyns
Dahlen
Curtis
Kirkpatrick
Culshaw
Moran
Meyers
A. E. Paskert
Ets. AB
Knabe
Lobert
Magee
Dolan
Awteee Luderus
Dooin
Sweet Gees Dolan
Eeeweeeae Mayer
Stee
Brooklyn TB
E. Moran
Cutshaw
Stengel
Ebee Danbert
Smith
Fisher
Kirkpa Miller
Trick
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Erwin
bRan
Miller
Dolani
Cleveland Batter Wins Over St Louis in Open, 8 to 3
Cleveland exploded for six runs in the first inning powered by seven hits including two triples and two doubles to defeat St. Louis 8 to 3. R Mitchell started for Cleveland before being relieved by Stone who absorbed the damage while W Mitchell walked eight with erratic control but fanned several hitters.
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Cleveland, C
R. Mitchell
Cleveland
St. Louis
Stone
W. Mitchell
le R. Mitchell
Innnings
Carisch
Birmingham
D. Johnston
Graney
Crate
Olson
Jackson
Lajoie
Austin
Alreadel
Stone Gosson
Cleve Louis
Tenia
Test
Vathies
Treas
Hildebrand
Ten Candidates for Harvard Quarterback Dinner
Harvard varsity football faces a quarterback coaching gap as Coach Charles Daly leaves Soldier Field for West Point. Daly advised the ten candidates at a Hotel Victoria gathering, sharing key plays and plays that helped Harvard win in the past. Harry B. Gardner cannot return to Cambridge, complicating the search for a new quarterback mentor.
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Harvard
Hotel Victoria
Harvard Athletic Association
Charles Daly
Daly
The
Crimson
Soldier's Field
Congress
United States Army
West Point
Harry B. Gardner
Cambridge
Yale Wins Another From Pros In City Series
Yale defeats New Haven 6 to 3 in the second of three games for the city championship. Yale previously won 6 to 0. third game scheduled for tomorrow. Notable performances include Reilly Cornish Pumpelly and Barr driving runs. Brown and Hopper locked in pitching roles.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New England
New York
Burch
Wee
Reilly
Cornish
Pumpelly
Burdett
Barr
Miller
Rollins
Hopper
Middlebrook
Blosom
Schofield
Riddell
Teo
A.E
Erbart
Blossom
Sherwood
Foster
Rollings
Kerr
Smith
Brown
Waters
Reb
Agel
Rindge Defeats Chelsea High In Home Baseball Game
Rindge Manual peppered Chelsea High with most runs in the fifth inning and finished 8 to 5. Chelsea rallied for three runs in the ninth but could not overtake the lead.
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Rindge
Chelsea High
Chelsea
European promoters invite Tuokey to showcase American mat style
George W. Tuokey of Boston, a leading American wrestling promoter, has been invited by a European promoters syndicate to visit major cities in Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, France, Poland, and Russia to demonstrate American mat techniques.
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Abel Kiviat
A. C
Antipodes
Unmack
Kiviat
Europe
George W. Tuokey
Boston
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
France
Poland
Russia
Dorchester High Triumph Over Brighton High in One-Sided Game
In a lopsided contest Dorchester High defeated Brighton High 23 to 8 yesterday afternoon at Dunbar Avenue Dorchester. Officials halted scoring after the sixth inning, turning stats like hits errors into a matter of multiplication and addition.
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Dorchester High
Brighton High
Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
Boys Compete Today in Boston Athletic Association Meet
This afternoon at 3 p m the annual competition for boy members of the Boston Athletic Association will be held in the club gymnasium. Six events are planned for each class including vaulting horse horizontal bar rope climb running high jump pursuit relay race for the second class battle ball for the first class and a potato race.
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Boston Athletic Association
Club
Swimmers to Perform at Curtis Hall Exhibition
The Curtis Hall Swimming Club stages its annual spring exhibition at the Jamaica Plain natatorium this evening with a large turnout expected. Instructors Joe Goode and Colin McDonaid arranged a program described as among the best ever at the club.
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Curtis Hall Swimming Club
Jamaica Plain
Joe’ Goode
Colin McDonaid
Runners Named For Philadelphia Relay Trials
English High and the High School of Commerce set final trials today for relay squads heading to the Pennsylvania relay carnival in Philadelphia later this week. English High favors Howe Williams Cahill and Morgan. Commerce eyes Smith captain and three others among Colvin Baldwin Beck Burrows Duffie and Zutter.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
English High
High School of Commerce
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Harvard
Fred O’brien
Irving Howe
Lester Williams
Horace Cahill
Charlie Morgan
Montgomery Street
Howe
Williams
Cahill
Morgan
Robert McClellan
Edward Berry
Shelbourne
Borman
Sherlock
Elmer Smith
Walter Colvin
Walter Baldwin
Alfred Beck
Sam Burrows
Arthur Duffie
Zutter
Gossip for Motorists and Early 1914 Auto Notes
Gossip frames the 1914 New York auto show moving to Grand Central Palace for a week with no commercial vehicle exhibit. Boston club figures show electric truck registrations up 27.8 percent for the first 15 weeks of 1914 versus all of 1912 Massachusetts. Indianapolis racing prep notes include Disbrow’s Case cars with Truffault-Hartford shock absorbers and Stutz visit to Boston. Henderson Motors plans Eastward tour for 1914 season.
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New York City
Grand Central Palace
Madison Square Garden
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Electric Motor Car Club of
Boston
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Louis Disbrow
W. D. Myers
Stutz Motor Car Company
M. F. Chase
Myers
Stutz
New England
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