Gossip of the Boxers and Boxing Events in Brockton
Brockton boxing notes include Stanley as bantam title favorite while a planned match with Morgan faltered for weight. Tommy Murphy ponders a West Coast move. Luther McCarty trains with Al Benedict as sparring partner. St Patrick’s T A Society to host open amateur boxing April 30 with 108 115 and 140 lb classes and a 125 lb special bout Carlson vs Ridge. Entries due April 28. Also notes on refereeing calls and amateur rules.
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Tommy Murphy
Willie Ritchie
Frisco Way
New York
Luther McCarty
al Benedict
Jeff Madden
Luther
St. Patrick’s T. A. Society
Brockton
Clark Hall
Ward Street
Harry Carlson
Walter Ridge
New England
Dennis J. Driscoll
Atlas A A club to host Tuesday night boxing card
Joe Eagan meets Terry Brooks in a 12 round lightweight main event at the Arena next Tuesday with Nelson versus Gallant in a second 12 round bout. Prelims feature Billy Corrigan vs George Stone and Prankie Mack vs Tommy Smith. Jack Dillon meets Bob Moha in Milwaukee in a ten round bout.
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Joe Eagan
South Basten
Arena Boxing
Terry Brooks
New York
Nelson-Gallant Mass
Billy Corrigan
Cambridge
George Stone
Lowell
Prankie Mack
Beachmont
Tommy Smith
Jack Dillon
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Dillon
Terry O'Rourke Wins From Smith at Lowell Club
In Lowell on April 25 the main bout was postponed due to gate issues. Terry O'Rourke of Lawrence earned a decision over Smith of Manchester in 10 rounds, dominating from round six with uppercuts. Earlier, Haighey of Lowell beat Ryan of Lowell in six rounds while Brennan and Hamilton of Lowell fought to a draw in six.
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Terry O'Rourke
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Smith
Manchester
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Haighey
Ryan
Brennan
Hamilton
Yale Breaks Open Shutout Streak in Big Win
New Haven April 25 Yale defeats Georgetown 3 0 in a cold pitching duel. Georgetown collected 10 safe hits off Scott but could not score as Yale fielding stifled every threat. Yale's timely hitting produced all runs with two produced by McCarthy on a first base pass.
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Yale Clinches Series With Georgetown In 18 to 1 Rout
Yale dominates Georgetown 18 to 1 on Easter trip clinching the series. Middlebrook and Blossom spark offense with multiple baserunners and a highlight running catch by Shugrue. Yale aims for a Penn meeting next as Penn stands as the only club to beat Yale this season.
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Fast times expected at Tech interclass meet
Tech Field hosts this afternoon interclass track events with freshmen favored and new additions from Coach Kan Aly. Trials show potential upsets as older athletes may place second in several events.
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Bermuda Training Camp for Yankees Established by NY Americans
President Frank Farrell of the New York Americans plans a permanent Bermuda training camp for the team, converting the island into a year round base to prepare for the season.
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Athletes Flock to Penn Relays in Philadelphia
At Franklin Field on April 25 athletes from the Western universities gathered ahead of Penn relay races. Illinois Michigan Ohio State Northwestern represented by noted stars led by Richards of Brigham Young, Olympic high jump champ. Track conditions looked fast. Harvard Yale expected tonight. Dartmouth Princeton Swarthmore arrive tomorrow. Roy Mercier of Penn is ill and will not run the one mile.
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Mike Sweeney
Illinois One Mile Team Poised For Strong Showing
The Illinois one mile relay squad appears exceptionally strong and should be seen to advantage. They are expected to challenge the University of Pennsylvania closely and may set a new mark before a winner is decided. Northwestern’s four mile team also looks formidable, rivaling the top colleges in the East and West. The eventual victor remains uncertain.
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New York
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Crawford to Play First and Ty Cobb Goes to Right Field
Detroit April 25 Ty Cobb reinstated prompts Sam Crawford shift to first base and regular outfield duties. Hughie High valuable on bench. Cobb excels in right field and at second base. Gainer loses grip and Hanna heals. Cobb vows to report and practice ready to play within a week if reinstatement is confirmed.
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Cobb Signs 1913 Contract To Play Detroit
April 2 Detroit. After a two hour conference with President Navin Tyrus Cobb center fielder of the Detroit club signed a 1913 contract. Terms not released. Application for Cobb reinstatement filed with the National Commission. Both men left the room smiling and declined to reveal details.
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New York Nationals Release Goulait to Toronto Club
The New York National League club announced on April 2 that pitcher Goulait was released to the Toronto club of the International League under an optional agreement.
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Today
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Old Trainer Dead
John Mackey a renowned horse trainer and longtime head of James B. Haggin's stable died today in Brooklyn from heart disease. Born in Ireland 77 years ago he came to the United States as a boy and spent most of his life in California.
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Unknown all-rounder challenges Jim Thorpe across the border
Friend Bowie extols a hidden versatile athlete who could outshine Jim Thorpe in an all-round contest and offers to back him against the Indian if Thorpe agrees to meet.
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Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Boxing Card and College Baseball Schedule
Boxing features Joe Coster Paddy Callahan Moe Allen and Pal Moore with others listed in New York Philadelphia San Francisco and Brooklyn. College baseball shows Harvard Colby Yale Pennsylvania Dartmouth Amherst Williams and more across multiple campuses.
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Paddy Callahan
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Moe Allen
Pal Moore
New York
Bob McAllister
Paddy Lavin
San Francisco
Louisiana
Kid Williams
Philadelphia
Harvard
Colby
Corie
Yale
Pennsylvania
Ew Haven
Portmouth
Maine
Hanover
Princeton
Brown
Providence
Holy Cross
Tufts
Worcester
Williams
Massachusetts Agricultural
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Amherst
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Springrh Y. M. C. A. College
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Kingston
R. I. St. Anselm's
Dean Academy
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Washington team fields nifty pitching staff
Clark Griffith's Washington team features a pitching rotation of Johnson, Groom, Hughes, Cashion, Engel, and Gallia as a strong unit.
Weather eye on Pennsylvania relay carnival at Franklin Field
This afternoon at Franklin Field Dartmouth and Pennsy duel for the two mile college relay title while Chicago and the Quakers meet in the mile. Harvard's J O Johnstone faces Alma Richards in a high jump showdown as others aim for top class marks. The piece notes missing teams Cornell and the crack B A A relays.
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Two Home Runs Highlight World Series Rivalry
In the World Series between the Red Sox and the Giants two home runs were hit: one by Larry Gardner and one by Larry Doyle. A. W. Richards won the Olympic high jump title at 6 feet 3.9 inches. Christy Mathewson has left the
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Batters Earn Hits On Fielders' Choice Rule Change
American League batters will be credited with hits on certain fielders' choice plays under a notice from President B B Johnson. Scorers are to award hits when runners are on base and the batter reaches first on a play to retire a runner near home with no error by the defense, as in the example with runners on first and second where the batter beats the play to reach first.
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England Polo Team Selected for International Cup
England's polo team for the international polo cup on Long Island in June was announced. Walter S. Buckmaster will captain the team, joined by Captain R. G. Ritson, Captain Noel Edwards, Captain Leslie St. George Cheape, F. M. Freake, Lord Wodehouse, and Captain Lockett.
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