Philadelphia Pounds Out 13 Base Hits in Victory
Nichols pitched well for Philadelphia with 9th inning action. Boston fans three on base in ninth. Hamilton, Cooley, Delehanty, Flick, Lauder stole bases. Nichols struck out six. Donohue two. Final score Philadelphia 3, Boston 2. Attendance 5485.
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Nichols
Philadelphia
Boston
Hamilton
Cooley
Delehanty
Flick
Lauder
Long
Duffy
Cross
LA Jole
Thomas
Donohue
Collins
Stahl
Lowe
Stafford Yeager
Douglass
Ance
Ole
Tander
Eereees Opore
BS. B
Eeesserases
Wlamilton
Tenney
Duff
Awe
Yeager
Stafford
Washington
Senators
Dineen
Baker
Coakley
J. O’brien
Treeman
H. Davis
Ceeveseeseess
McGuire
Seteeeesteeseer
Padden
New York
AB. R Po
Ale van Halstren
C. F
Grady
A Doyle
Gleason
T. O'Brien
Livveeeavewes
Hartman
Seeeeenseere
Foster
Peivie Weal
Mlazgle
Doyle
Freeman
Hartiman
T. O’brien
Ballsoyle
Eagle
J. O'Brien
Hunt and Connolly
Clarke
B. Wright
Stillman
Turner
Yates
Griswold
Christian
Sheldon
Alden
Maguire
T. C. Wright
Kidder
Kempton
Chase
Moors
Remington
Ashbury
Hazelton
Brooklyn AB
B. PO
Casey
Keeler
R. F
Elley
Jahlen
Cgann
Daly
Smith
Dunn
Ces
Baltimore
Pro ‘McGraw
Holmes
Sheekard
Oy O'Brien
Iadhance
Robinson
Kitson
Yotals
Brooklyn Harned
Brooklyn
Lis
McGann
Sheckard
Lachance
O’brien
Magoon
O'Brien
Agoon
O' Brien
Walcott Scores Quick Knockouts in Short Night of Boxing
Nearly 6000 spectators at Lenox Athletic Club watched Joe Walcott halt Ian Creeden in 1 minute 15 seconds after three knockdowns. Walcott unused a clean left and two rights to floor Creeden twice more, winning as Creeden protested a foul. In the opener Max Unger stopped Carl Beck in 1 minute 47 seconds.
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New York
Lenox Athletic Club
Joe Walcott
Ian Creedon
Creeden
Watcott
Greedon
Creedon
Walcott
Dan
Credon
Max Unger
Carl Beck
Germany
Beck
Unger
Rice and Mathews Draw in Danbury Boxing Card
Austin Rice of New London and Charley Mathews of Danbury boxed a ten round draw at 138 pounds before the Clover Athletic Club in Danbury. Eddie Bride of Hartford defeated Don Scully of Danbury in a ten round bout, Scully being badly punished but continuing to the end.
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Danbury, Conn
Austin Rice
New London
Charley Mathews
Danbury
Clover Athletic Club
Eddie Bride
Hartford
Don Scully
Scully
Riordan Stops Sanchez in Sixth Round Knockout
In Little Falls New York Emil Sanchez of Rochester was KOed in the sixth round by Heugere Riordan of the host city. Riordan outweighed Sanchez by 15 pounds. Earlier, Robert Slattery KOed Steve Hennessy of Syracuse in the first round with a right jab.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Emil Sanchez
Rochester
Heugere Riordan
Sanchez
Riordan
Robert Slattery
Steve Hennessy
Syracuse
McCue Defeats Needham in Ten Round New Haven Bout
Marty McCue of New York won a ten round decision over Billy Needham of St. Paul at Music Hall in New Haven. McCue could have KOed Needham in the final rounds if he had chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Marty McCue
New York
Billy Needham
St. Paul
Music Hall
McCue
Lawrence wrestler offers match with Shaack or Little
James Gilligan of Lawrence writes the Post sporting editor offering to wrestle either Mark Shaack or John J. Little of Brockton at any time or place. A match can be arranged through these columns.
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James Gilligan
Lawrence
the Post
Mark Shaack
John J. Little
Brockton
Boxing Gossip on Maher Ruhlin and Irish Title Bouts
The piece details Peter Maher training in Westchester for a May 2 bout with Gus Ruhlin, with high stakes for the Irish champion. It covers Ruhlin’s taunts, Jeffries’ new role and training, Morrissey as a rising heavyweight, and Terry McGovern’s signed fight with Johnnie Ritchie plus another McGovern vs Bernstein planned bout. Tim Callahan and Young Pluto sustain serious injuries in a Pelican Athletic Club match.
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Peter Maher
Dublin
Westchester
Gus Rublin
Peter
Rublin
Mr. Ruhlin
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Richard Harding Davis
William
Germany
Jimmy Wakely
Charley Johnson
Mikeorrissey
Morrissey
Peter Jackson
Frank Slavin
New York
Ireland
Terry McGovern
Johnnie Ritchie
Cincinnati
New Westchester Athletic Club
Ritchie
Gray
McGovern
Patsey Haley
Brooklyn
Joe Bernstein
Broadway Athletic Club
Palmer
Tim Callahan
Pluto
Pelican AC
Pluto Hurt Forearm in Seventh Round Fight
Pluto sustained a forearm fracture after a hard swing in round seven against Callahan. Dr. Leo Randell treated the injury and referred him to Norwegian Hospital for splinting. Callahan later hurt his wrist with a right uppercut, delaying a bout with Joe Purdy.
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Pluto
Callahan
Leo Randell
Joe Purdy
Peter Jackson
Chelsea
Bates
George Byers
Cambridge
Joe Hicks
John Cattanach
Lonsdale Athletic Club
Valley Falls
R. I
Byers
Rhode Island
Providence
Harvard Crews Set For 16 Mile Freshman Race
Harvard prepares a 16 mile race from Longwood bridge to Union Boat Club with Weld and Newell freshman crews. Donovan and O'Dea face off as competing pairings. The lineup places Weld two first, Newell two, and racing begins at 2 30 with the order listed.
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Harvard
Weld
Newell
Longwood Bridge
Union Boat Club
Donovan
O'Dea
Castoria for infants and children The trusted remedy
The familiar Castoria product line is identified as the comforting remedy for infants and children. The advertisement reinforces longstanding trust and parental confidence in the formula for gentle digestive support and soothing relief.
Columbia Motor Carriage Company Formed in Hartford
George H. Day vice president of Pope Manufacturing and Harold H. Eames travel to New York to finalize transferring the motor carriage department to a new $3,000,000 Columbia Motor Carriage Company organized in New Jersey. Colonel Pope retains a large stake as Hartford builds a 177 by 50 foot three story wing to house electric and gasoline carriage manufacturing with 39 workers planned.
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Hartford
Conn
George H. Day
Pope Manufacturing Company
Harold H. Eames
Motor Carriage Department
Tube Works
New York
New Columbia Motor Carriage Company
New Jersey
Pope
Motor Carriage Works
Harvard Faculty Allows 8 A.M. Lectures
Harvard instructors won permission at yesterday’s faculty meeting to schedule lectures as early as 8 o clock. The change marks a shift from the prior 9 o'clock start and reflects a reconsideration of student habits and academic routines.
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Harvard
Arlington High Chiefs Top Comer In Low-Scoring Game
Comer fell early in Arlington as Arlington High led 1 to 0 after a shaky start. Comer pitcher Kelley struck out twelve in six innings but catcher issues hindered the offense. An outsider was brought in to catch and Comer stiffened, yet could not muster a productive batting display.
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Comer
Arlington
Kelley
Arlington High
New Haven Forms Golf Association With Committee
A meeting in New Haven Conn to form a State golf association appointed a committee to draft a constitution elect officers and set a date for the next meeting The committee includes W H Sanford chairman Professor T S Woolsey and Howard H Knapp of Bridgeport The group plans a club modeled on the New York City Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
W. H. Sanford
T. S. Woolsey
Howard H. Knapp
Bridgeport
New York City Association
Phillies Beat Nichols as Donohue Slips in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia April 25 the Phillies defeated the Red sox like star pitcher Nichols who endured twenty innings without a run. Key plays featured Lajoie and Delehanty with multiple hits and Thomas stealing bases as the Phils pull ahead and hold off Boston’s late scoring surge.
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Philadelphia
Nichols
Phillies
Donohue
Stafford
Lajoie
Cross
Lowe
Duffy
Hamilton
Tenney
Long
Collins
Cooley
Thomas
Delehanty
Quakers
Herman Long
Flick
Lauder
Douglass
Yeager
Bostons
Donahue
Stahl
Boston
Wanted 100 Old Maids Circula r in Boston Health Reform Scheme
Adolphia Curia Dr Landis floods Boston with a curious circular titled Wanted 100 Old Maids to organize a Prize-Wighting Club. He claims Miss Itelen Gould will donate 25 000 for a Health Reform Institute and promotes a reformist program denouncing drugs and machine cures. Landis, aged about 70, cites past activism in Philadelphia and operates a publishing office and weekly paper. He invites contact at Hotel Sanford Boston to obtain the materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia
M. Landis
Boston
Itelen Gould
John Hamilton
Tarvard M
Pr. Landis
Post
Ife
Philadelphia
Harvard Freshmen Triumph in Halfhearted Hockey Bout
Harvard freshmen defeated the sophomores in a rough 2 to 1 hockey game played yesterday. Both sides showed effort with Harvard securing the narrow win.
Wagner Drives Winning Run in Colonels Victory Over Pittsburg
In the fourth inning Hans Wagner tied the game by sending a ball over left field. In the ninth he again cleared the fence to drive in the winning run for Louisville. Attendance 100. Final score Louisville 2 Pittsburg 1. Wagner homered twice.
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Louisville
Hans Wagner
The
Colonels
Dartmouth Beats Boston College In Eleven Innings
Dartmouth defeats Boston College 6 to 3 after eleven innings at the South End grounds. Key moments include McCartin driving in two with a second inning error by Teeling, and Dartmouth capitalizing in the eighth to tie the game. Mulvaney and Pingree starred for their teams with strong fielding. Hazelton umpired as 46 minutes of play concluded the contest.
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Dartmouth
Boston College
South End Grounds
Boston
McCartin
French
Dunning
Pagum
Folsom
Kennedy
Hart
Crosius
Mulvaney
Corse
Pingree
Abbot
Ford
Richards
Hand
Paguin
McDermott
Drew
Crolius
B. P. E. ‘French
S. S Ceee
A. Drew
C. Eee
En Wean
Eae
R. Pevasses
Eevee Scosnes
Crolins
iCorse
C. F
Ste
Abbott
Loston College
H. Po
A. E
Wees
C. Ween
Paquin
Enone
Dartmouth Sen
Teeling
Jolius
Hancock
Ball
Butler
Brooklyns Blank Baltimores in Rivalry Clash
Brooklyn shut out Baltimore 6 to 0 as a cluster of five hits off Kitson powered the Brooklyns to victory. Kunn dominated the Baltimores, keeping them scoreless throughout the game.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Kunn
Kitson
Worcester Wins Lopsided Game Over Lowell
Worcester defeated Lowell with a heavy score, 13 to 6, in a game described as a farce. Batteries Clarke Viau Bransfield played for Worcester versus Gouley Foley for Lowell.
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Worcester
Lowell
Esseeeeres
Clarke
Viau
Bransfield
Gouley and
Foley
Hopkinson Routs Tufts Second Team in Weekend Ball Clash
Hopkinson added another win by walloping Tufts second team at Tufts oval 16 to 6. Hopkinson’s hitters peppered Tufts pitcher throughout, with Tufts scoring three runs in the fifth inning on three hits and an error. Clarke contributed four hits for Hopkinson as the game ended after the seventh inning to let the Hoppy squad catch a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinson
Tufts
Tufts Oval
Hoppy
Clarke
East Boston Triumph Over Dorchester In Tight Ninth
East Boston High defeated Dorchester High in a close game. With the ninth tied and two gone, East Boston drove in the winning run. The score 3 1 0 0 0 3 1 1 for East Boston and 0 1 0 2 4 0 2 0 for Dorchester. Ramsey, Hheary, P. McCarthy had two-base hits. Curran and Winchester starred on the bases. Umpire Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fi. S
Dorchester H. S
East Boston High
Dorchester High
East Boston
Dorchester
Ramsey
Hheary
P. McCarthy
Curran
Winschester
McCarthy
Burke
Quigley
Balser
Neal
Butler
Leary
Cummings
Voye
Nagle
Zotto
Linecoln
Brown
Lincoln
Winchester
Murphy
Academy Defeats Milton High 5 3 In First Of Three Games
The Milton Academy beat Milton High 5 to 3 at East Milton after a tight start. Academy scored three runs in the third inning to seal the game as both defenses faltered. Forbes and McQuade starred for Milton High in a loose fielding contest and the batteries were Eli Roche Jacques for the Academy and Littlefield Gerald for the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton High School
Academy
East Milton
Forbes
McQuade
Milton Academy
Milton High
Eli
Roche
Jacques
Littlefield
Gerald
Harvard and Dartmouth Clash on Soldiers Field Today
Harvard meets Dartmouth in the first of two games this afternoon at Soldiers Field at 4 o clock. The teams prepare for a decisive series with the second game planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dartmouth
Soldiers’ Field
Waller Aims New York to Boston Bicycle Record
Frank Waller, a long distance rider, plans a road speed attempt from New York to Boston over about 260 miles. The current best time is 18 hours 82 minutes by A. M. Curtis. He will pace the ride with a motor cycle.
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New York
Frank Waller
Boston
A. M. Curtis
Waller
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Shulbruk
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Wolgat J. Brownell
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H. Goodell
H Ellis
Castoria Mor
Columbia Motor Carriages
New Company
National League
SVG
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Wagner
Bowerman
Williams
Dowling
Clingman
Ritchey
Decker
May
Tannehill
Schriver
O’day
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McKean
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Powell
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Green
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Lange, Co
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Demontreville
McCormick
Wseeveress
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Ccceeres
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Tebean
McKea Childa
Swartwood and Warner
Scessssee
Ashley
Auiam
Army of Fresh Air
Army of Spalding
America
Spalding
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Ton St
Mill
Seer
de Yates
Hase
Marvin
Vay
Monarch Bicycles
Scombe&ca
Congress
Monarch Cyvo
Jesis
New York-Boston
R. A. Sanden
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