Jeffries Keeps Up Pace In Five Round Spars In Cal
James J. Jeffries completed five rounds of sparring with Berger and Armstrong in Cal with Johnson’s favored uppercut landing by Berger. Joe Choynski watched, and Jeffries planned more rounds while continuing road work and gym sessions. Burns measured his height at 8 feet 112 inches and weight at 2298 pounds as part of the camp setup.
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Ben Lomon
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Berger
Armstrong
Jeffries
Johnson
Joe Choynski
Joe
Sam Berger
Billy Papke
Farmer Burns
Concord School Wins 11 Inning Contest
Concord School defeated University Preparatory School of Boston 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Key plays featured Matthews and Glover on defense and Knowles catching. Doty struck out 16 for the visitors. Banks and Longston supplied timely hits as Digney started for Concord and Matthe ws pitched. Time 1 46. Umpire MelLernan.
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Concord
Concord School
University Preparatory School of Boston
Matthews
Glover
Knowles
Bank
Doty
University
Po.a.e
Pola
Ol Miller
Boas
Dist
Ooty
Nis
Gilman
Longston
O’prien
Banks
Carr
Lanevan
Williams
Ol Gibson
Dudleigh
Ol Robinson
Spencer
Swan
Digney
Gibson
Wiliams
Miller
OM Adams
Adams
Longton
MelLernan
Wendell Academy Tops Stone's School 7-0 in Wellesley
Stone's School opened strong but Wendell Academy pitchers limited hits and errors. Fernandez allowed three runs across six innings as Steinbridge led Stone with a three base hit while Bryant and McGrath added RBIs. Attendance was about 200 at the game.
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Wellesley
Stone's
Wendell Academy
Stone
Wendell
Fernandez
Hunnewell
White
Ripley
R.f
Wilson
Stone's School
Kenney
Houghton
Bryant
Steinbridge
McGrath
Wunnewell
Ol’ Fernandez
Henderson
Whinnewell
Bradley
Tufts Refuses Waltham High Coaching Position Again
Nat Tufts of Waltham High School again declines to sign a contract for next year. Salary disputes have caused recurring disagreements with management, and Tufts refuses to coach. The athletic committee plans a meeting to hire a successor, with rumors linking a renowned school coach to the vacancy.
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Nat Tufts
Waltham High Nool
Tufts
Waltham
Exeter Star Eli Barlow Bows Out of Track Team Amid Illness
Exeter April 22 word comes that Eli Barlow the academy’s star quarter milter will not return from Corey Pennsylvania due to illness. He won the 600 yard dash at the B A A schoolboy meet and was regarded as a point winner for the team.
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Exeter
N. H
Eli Barlow
Academy
Corey
Penn
Barlow
Interclass athletic meet at Tech Field Brookline
At Tech Field Brookline this afternoon the annual spring interclass athletic meet of MIT will be held. Good competition is expected in all events.
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Tech Field
Brookline
New England League Opener Draws Fans Across Cities
Despite rain three of four openers were played with strong crowds. Brockton and Lawrence game was postponed by rain. Fall River New Bedford and Lowell opened with Lynn Haverhill and Worcester hosting, drawing sizable crowds.
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New England
Brockton
Lawrence
Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lynn
Haverhill
Worcester
Brockton-Lawrence
Waverhill
Fall River and Worcester Teams Stir New England League
It was a day of home wins with fans at multiple parks. Lynn beat New Beaford by one run, Haverhill fell to New Beaford, and Worcester lost 3 to 1 in Lowell. Burkett’s Worcester is weakened yet strong with unknown youngsters, while Fall River and Billy Hamilton impressed as contenders. The season promises a prosperous year for the New England league.
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Fall River
Billy Hamilton
Lynn
New Beaford
Haverhill
Jesse Burkett
Worcester
Lowell
Burkett
Fall
New Bedford Beats Haverhill In 11-Inning Opener
New Bedford 4 Haverhill 3 in 11 innings at New Bedford Mass on April 22. Pratt's triple and Meagan error produced the winning run as Merrill and McCrone starred. Eighteen hundred witnesses watched the late Rally.
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New Bedford
Mass
Haverhill
New Bedfords
Dickey
Lessard
Pratt
Meagan
McCrone
Riding
Merrill
Po.a.f
Ake
Cassett
Hole
Sefi
Orme McCrone
Hagan
Rising
Iets
Gham
O Moore
Williams
O/Saulke
Bauman
Pass Eye
Ae Wilson
O‘speary
Armstrong
Oj Delaney
Lowell beats Worcester 3 to 1 in opener as Tyler dominates
Tyler allowed three hits and struck out ten for Lowell. Consecutive triples by Magee and Flaharty highlighted the win over Worcester. Scoring came from Fitzpatrick Ordway and Flaharty with a pair of singles and a double play effort by both teams.
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Lowell
Tyler
Worcester
Magee
Flaharty
Panama
A. E. Fitzpat
Page
Ordway
Anthony
R.f
Hass
Burkett
Stone
Orum
Jones
Manning
Campbell
Lambricht
Huston
Rondeau
Tyler Oper Os
Ullamore
Dave LE
Orere Haat
Fitzpatrick
Fluharty
Fluhharty
Fall River Tops Lynn In Open With 2 1 Victory
Fall River defeats Lynn 2 to 1 to open the New England league season after a parade through town. Pitcher Wood allows three hits, McDermott drives in the winning run with a third inning triple and Devine singles in the seventh. Dann and Weisenstein outfield sensationally, final line includes two-base hits by Devine and a three-base shot by McDermott.
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Fall River
Lynn
John T. Coughlin
Wood
Girard
McDermott
Devine
Dann
Welsenstein
Butler
Daum
Weisenstein
Stovall
Sullivan
Wall River
Metz
Lanigan
Harvard Team Arrives in Capital for Georgetown Game
Harvard baseball players reached Washington after a 14 inning win over Virginia. Coach Pieper plans a pitching decision for the Georgetown clash with Hicks eager for another chance and Ernst waiting for his debut on the mound.
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Washington, D. C
Harvard
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Georgetown
Pieper
Hicks
Ernst
Andover Prepares for N H State Baseball Duel
Andover hosts New Hampshire State College at Brothers Field tomorrow at 3 PM. Coach Clough reshapes the lineup with Burdett at second, Boles at short, Dougherty at first, and several new outfield options. Carl, formerly with St Paul, may start on the mound for Andover.
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Andover
New Hampshire State College
Brothers Field
Clough
Burdett
Boles
Dougherty
Carl
St. Paul Scho
Wright Ec
Reilly
Kresser
Stage Listings Highlight Busy Boston Theatres
Multiple shows in Boston theaters feature stars like Fiske Scheff Hackett Allen and Patrick Campbell with engagements ending or starting next week. Ibsen Pillars of Society and The White Sister close this city stay while M. Beaucaire and The Prisoner of Zenda move to new venues. Other acts include Three Twins Folies of 1909 Ellis Island and Roosevelt in Africa with premieres and farewell performances at venues across town.
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James K. Hackett
M. Beaucaire
the Majestic
Viola Allen
Boston
New Theatre Stock Company
Shubert Theatre
Shakspere
Ellis Island
Joe Welch
Globe
Patrick Campbell
Keith
Howard
Harry Brooks
Lothrop Stock Company
Bowdoin
Sally Brown
Boston Theatre
Messrs. Lothrop, Furgeson
Kenefick
Mardi Gras Company
Waldron
Casino
Behman
Cherry Blossoms
Columbia Theatre
Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Roosevelt
Africa
Palace Theatre
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Boilermakers Leader John J. Minton Born in East Boston
Bosh wien to John J. Minton, president of Boston Boilermakers Lodge No. 9, of the International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Ship Builders of North America, born in East Boston 43 years ago to a family of well known boilermakers.
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John J. Minton
Boston Boilermakers
Lodge, No. 9
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and
Tron Ship ‘Builders of North America
East
Boston
Boston Boilermakers Lodge No. 9
Labor Leaders act and history of Boston Lodge 9
John J. Minton leads Boston Boilermakers Lodge 9. The text traces its evolution from YTocal 10, via national bodies, to the United Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders, and back to the International. It highlights Minton’s influence, naval committee lobbying, and wage/working hour milestones including nine and eight hour days and a 9 12 percent wage rise.
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Lodge 9
Ytocal 10
National Boilermakers and Tron Ship Builders’ Union
John J. Minton
Boston
David F. Mallory
New York
Joseph A O’hearn
Brooklyn
United Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders
New York City
A. F. of L. Organization of Boilermakers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International
House Naval Committee
Washington, D. C
New England
Navy
Uncle Sam
Washington
Naval Committee
Congress
Navy Yard
United States
Connecticut
N. Y., Navy Yard
Newport, Va
Florida
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Minton
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston Boilermakers
Charles S. Hamlin
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Vowell
Ae Seeter
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Barer Os Eeras
Cunningham
Beauman
Webb
Fawke
Rorty
Lynn Bh.po.a.e Bit.po. A. B
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Mied’ Mott
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Stovall Nf
Burg
Weaver Ss
Haight
Totalgrocess
Capital City
Harry
Danyy
Broadway
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Klein
the Park
John Craig
Castle Square
Rupert of Hentzau
George Sidney
Grand Opera House
President Boilermakers’ Lodge No
Bosh Wien
Labor Leaders Act
England
UNION
Tom Figg
James J. Corbett
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