Arbiters in New York Shifted as Boston Player Is Suspended
Maritime highlights include cargoes at South Boston Pier with 10 vessels and varied fares. Notables: the five mast schooner Henry O Barrett sold for 140000 dollars, earning 182000 on a 9500 barrel oil cargo, with 18 years since built and high past year earnings. Captain Henry S Chase named executive officer of Prinz Heitel Friedrich at Philadelphia yard.
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Boxing Gossip Highlights Boston Trio In Armory Card
Tonight's boxing program at the Grand Opera House features Joe Morgan of Manchester and Battling Reddy of New York as the main bout. Semi finals include Frank Roul of Fall River vs Billy Galvin of South Boston. Several amateur events and future matchups are noted with local talents Frank Young Britt and Kid Williams connected to Baltimore.
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Boston College Baseball Prepares for Brown Clash
Boston College baseball team held a long practice at University Heights yesterday afternoon under Coach Sweeney as they ready for a Saturday game with Brown.
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Vincy Cigar Sparks Boston Pacifist Debate
A Boston newspaper asks who put the fist in pacifist and connects the question to the cigar boom. The piece notes the fist and kick clash in peacemaker imagery and links the trend to the growing popularity of a Boston made ten cent smoke in Quincy.
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Change Umpires at Polo Grounds
New York April 23 Umpire changes at the Polo Grounds followed Quigley's disputed two base hit call and a foul ruling. Hank O Day and Kitty Bransfield replaced Quigley and Byron drawing mixed reactions from the Braves and Giants. Edward H Fitzpatrick was suspended five days and fined 50 by National League President Tener after an argument with Quigley.
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Reds Belt Cubs In High Scoring 10 4 Victory
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 10 to 4 in the second game of the series. Cueto homered with two aboard in the sixth. Prendergast left with an injured finger after stopping Wingo’s drive in the fifth. Toney was hit hard but limited hits, while Carter and Hendrix endured tough innings.
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Pirates Shut Out Cardinals 2 to 0 in St Louis
Pirates win 2 0 over Cardinals as Cooper allows three hits. Baird singles and scores on Fischer’s RBI in second. Ward drives in Carey in third. Pittsburgh pitchers limit St Louis to two runs and earn shutout victory.
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Dodgers Defeat Phillies 3 to 1 in Philadelphia
Brooklyn pieced together three singles and a sacrifice in the seventh inning after a muffed fly ball by Cravath to push across two runs and seal a 3 to 1 victory. Cadore lasted nine in a strong Phillies effort, while Oeschger worked seven for Brooklyn with eight strikeouts.
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Reserve Corps enlistment of tennis champion Griffin
C J Griffin doubles champion with William M Johnston applied for ROTC examination. Griffin, a San Francisco resident, was sworn in and will enter Plattsburg training camp. He is the first American amateur sports champion to formally enlist for war service, having won turf court doubles titles in 1915 and 1916 and ranked No 6 by the National Tennis Association.
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Bronze war medals for golf players to replace cups
Chicago April 23 bronze war medals will be awarded to winners of amateur golf events under the Western Golf Association. The money usually spent on cups and entry fees will go to the American Red Cross or similar war relief efforts. President Charles F Thompson approved the plan urged by Assistant Secretary Crafts Higgins that golfers aid the country while showing their wartime spirit.
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Thorpe Joins Cincinnati Nationals in Straight Sale
Manager Mathewson of the Cincinnati Nationals announced the acquisition of Jim Thorpe from the New York Nationals. The transaction was a straight sale with no price disclosed.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club Sees Busy Season Start
The Arlington Heights Tennis Club begins an active season with the annual bumping tournament running until Columbus Day October 12. A members' handicap event starts May 56 with finals on Memorial Day May 30, where a cup will be awarded to the winner.
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Forty Thousand Schoolboys to Parade in New York on Decoration Day
Forty thousand schoolboy athletes will march in a preparedness and recruiting parade in New York on Decoration Day. The Public Schools Athletic League announced the event inviting President Wilson and dignitaries to review the parade.
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Eastern league to adopt dates in new schedule
Hartford Conn April 23 A meeting of the Eastern league directors will be held in Springfield Friday April 7 to adopt the new playing schedule drafted at the April 17 meeting.
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Australian boxer Les Darcy enlists in U.S. Army reserve
Les Darcy, the Australian pugilist who faced charges of slacking and was barred from fighting in the United States, enlisted today in the reserve aviation corps at the Memphis training camp in Tennessee.
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Wortman and Roush Seriously Hurt in Game
Wortman of the Chicago Nationals and Roush of the Cincinnati team are seriously hurt from yesterday's game. Wortman has a broken ankle and Roush suffers a sprained ankle. both will be out for some time, according to physicians.
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Referees Named for Grand Opera House Wrestling Card
Waldek Zbyszko and Ivan Linow pick Paddy Hehir of Worcester as referee from five options for the Thursday Grand Opera House match. Tom Draak, slated to face Harry Wilke in the semi final, arrives in Boston today to complete training before the event.
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Boston English and Concord Highs Tennis Match Set
The annual tennis series between Boston English High School and Concord High School will be played at Concord Saturday after noon, May 12.
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Harvard to Resume Athletics and Football Schedule
Fred W. Moore, graduate treasurer of athletics, announced Harvard will resume athletics in the fall and play out its full football schedule. He urged Crimson athletes to stay in training during the spring months of no action.
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Harvard treasurer signals shift as spring athletics curtailed
Harvard moves to informal interclass and intercompany contests after the declaration of war ends regular spring schedules. Ticket holders for football baseball and track receive a $2 rebate from the athletic office. Mr. Moore urges athletes to maintain outdoor activity, noting experience abroad supports continuing sports. Football players not in other sports should join field event work in absence of spring practice.
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Kid Henry and Kid Lee Box To A Draw In Gloucester
Newark’s Kid Henry and Chelsea’s Kid Lee fought ten rounds to a draw at the Lenox ACC reopening in Gloucester. Judges and asides favored Henry for forcing and cleaner blows. Also, Tommy Corbiey beat Jimmy Creeley in six rounds and Syrian Kid stopped Johnny Delmont in three.
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Melrose Youth Held in Shooting Affair
Winslow Kent thirteen of Norris park Melrose faces Woburn District Court charges for a Sunday shooting Rudolph Paff twelve of Perkins street Stoneham was held on forty dollar bonds for May six hearing Paff wounded in the stomach and intestines at Melrose Hospital with uncertain prospects of recovery and his mother posting bail
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Philomatheia Club Hosts Musical Tea in Boston
The Philomatheia Club auxiliary to Boston College hosted more than a hundred guests at a tea and musical at the Hotel Vendome yesterday afternoon. Former Mayor Fitzgerald spoke. Joseph Murphy the pianist Mrs. Fred Donnelly and George Stone provided the entertainment. In baseball news the Cincinnati Reds claimed Outfielder Emil Meusel after waivers were asked by the Cubs. Cueto’s limited range may hinder his hold while Roush is praised for range and a backup is sought by Matty.
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Baseballs Needed at Marblehead Neck Receiving Ship
Naval Reserve jackies at Marblehead Neck seek baseballs to replace a single dilapidated ball. Ensign Cummings, the chief executive officer, would know where to distribute the donated equipment.
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Coffey Triumphs Over Morris In Dublin Ten-Round Bout
Jim Coffey the Dublin giant outpoints Carl Morris of Oklahoma in a 10 round match in New York. Coffey wins seven rounds to Morris five with a cut over Morris eye early and late exchanges as the referee ends the bout with both men shaking hands.
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Smith Knocks Out Ahearn In Fifth Round Title Fight
Jeff Smith the New York middleweight knocked out Young Ahearn of Albany in the fifth round of their 20 round bout in New Orleans. Both claimed the American middleweight championship.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Nashville defeated Little Rock and Birmingham 8 to 1 while Atlanta fell 0 to 7 to New Orleans. Mobile beat New Orleans 4 to 7. Chattanooga won against Memphis 6 to 4.
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Milton 5 BLS 4 in academy ground contest
Milton Academy defeated Boston Latin 6 to 4 at the academy ground yesterday in a competitive matchup.
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