Oxford Plans Annual British Team Entry At Penn Relays
Oxford University relay captain Jackson says future four mile teams may vary in distance as American rivals push for annual British college entries. Penn and Cornell held strong in four mile relay with Penn’s 18:05 two mile split near record pace, while Harvard Yale and Michigan show depth in sprints and field events ahead of May meets.
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Oxford University
England
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Oxford
University of Pennsylvania
Oxonians
A. N. S. Jackson
Penn
Cornell
Jones
Berna
Hunger
Putnam
McCurdy
Modena
Langner
Harvard
Patterson
Don Lippincott
Madenna
Ted Meridith
Barron
Bingham
Rock
Johnstone
Gamp
Yale
Elis
Potter
Reller
Morrison
Jack Moakley
Haff
Michigan
Illinois
Steve Farrell
Jansen
Wolverines
Koehler
Howard Drew
Springfield
University of Southern California
Philadelphia
Hyatt and Mitchell Win for the Pirates Chicago Series Opener
April 26. Pittsburg defeats Chicago 6 to 4 as Hyatt and Mitchell power the Pirates with key hits. Pittsburg builds a four run lead in the sixth, Chicago rallies in the eighth with Mitchell and Hyatt delivering runs. In the final inning Mowrey and Viox contribute as Lavenders pitching falters, Wagner, Konetchy, and Mowrey score.
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Hyatt
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Kenetchy
Lavender
Mowrey
Wagner
Konetchy
Viox
Pittsburg R
Hyratt
Coleman
Cooper
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Conzelman
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McQuillan
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Gibson
Leach
Saier
Corridon
Carey
Good
Johnston
Corriden
Conzel
Man
McQuillan Cooper
Klem and
Hart
Start Fund For Catcher Criger
Lou Criger former Boston Americans catcher and Cy Young era star is gravely ill at Dr. Christians sanitarium Back Bay with little money. A public subscription is opened led by General Charles H. Taylor to aid Criger. John S Morrill of Wright Ditson acts as treasurer starting today.
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Lou Criger
Boston
Charles H. Taylor
Boston Americans
Criger
John S. Morrill
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Baseball Games Sought By Local Clubs And Managers
Classified notice lists 14 to 18 year old and younger amateur teams seeking challengers and scheduling games. Clubs include Mansfield A C Roxbury Dearborn Cambridge Medford Malden Somerville East Boston Waltham and Winchester A A Jr with contact names and addresses for arranging matches.
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Mansfield A. C
Mansfield
F. A. Mason
Rumford Avenue
Dearborn Club
Roxbury
James O'Brien
Eustis Street
Dewolf Locals
Cambridge
Everett J. Sheehan
Banks Street
Mystics of
Medford
Robert HH. Eldridge
Winchester Street
Waite
Mohawks
East
Boston
Richard Ryan
Moore Street
East Poston
Malden Rangers
Harry Cullen
Main Street
Malden
Waltham B. C
Thomas Rooney
Ripley Street
Waltham
S. B. Federals
William IF. Carey
William Read & Sons
Winchester
A. A. Jrs
James Farrel
Warren Street
Woburm
Swimmers Ten Compete At Revere Indoor Championships
An inaugural N E A A A U indoor meet tonight features ten swimmers at the Ocean Pier natatorium in Revere. Events include the four man 320 yard relay between Brookline Swimming Club and Brookline Gym A A, plus the 80 yard handicap, 50 yard novice plunge, 100 yard scratch, and diving contests.
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Ocean Pier Natatorium
Revere
Brookline
Brookline Gym
A. A
Handy Leads Brookline Swimmers In Local Relays
Brookline High School star Leo Handy, last season’s interscholastic champion in the 100 and 220 yards, tops Brookline S C B James O Hearn and Church for a relay berth while Jagpith and Jouannet are noted in diving and indoor events. Entries list Brookline G A A and S C B clubs with multiple swimmers in the 90 yard handicap and other distances.
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Leo Handy
Brookline High School
Brookline Gym
Handy
O’hearn
Church
James
Jagpith
Jouannet
Boston College Faces Bates In Fenway Showdown
Boston College baseball meets Bates at Fenway Park this afternoon. BC seeks a turnaround after a rough New York trip and three opening losses as weak hitting has hampered the season. Pitchers Woods and Halloran show strong form, but run support from bats must improve for victory.
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Boston College
Bates
Fenway Park
Maroon and Gold
New York
B. C. Rooters
Maine State
Boston
Woods
Halloran
Weather favors Red Sox in Washington visit
April 26 warm weather brings Boston players to explore Washington by electric cars and other transport. A day of leisure includes fishing on the Potomac for Nanamaker Hooper and guests, while Carrigan's group visits Georgetown University. Pitching plans remain undecided for the next game with Philadelphia.
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Washington
Speaker
Nanamaker
Hooper
Potomac
Carrigan
Georgetown University
Red Sox
Foster
Dutch Leonard
Kelly
Rankin’ Johnson
Seattle
Zelser
Senators
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia
Boehling
Sox
Baseball doubleheader results from three cities
In Indianapolis the first game went 12 innings with Louisville beating Indianapolis 6 to 4. The second game ended 7 to 1 in favor of Indianapolis. At Columbus Columbus defeated Cleveland 6 to 2. In Minneapolis Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 5 to 1. In St Paul Milwaukee 8, St Paul 3.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Naps Win Easily From White Sox
Cleveland beats Chicago 4 to 2 in the final game of the series. Key plays include Lajoie mishap allowing a couple of runs, and Johnston and Schalk contributing on double steals and errors. Scott held White Sox to 2 runs over 7 innings with solid support from Cleveland defense.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Blanding
Scott
Weaver
Lord
Wood
Lajoie
Chase
Collins
Turner
Jackson
Johnston
Schalk
Graney
Olson
Blackburn
Gilson
Cicotte
Faber
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Manager Absent Sparks Browns Victory Over Detroit
St. Louis Americans led by acting manager Jimmy Austin defeated Detroit 4 to 1. Veach singled and scored on an error in the fifth as St. Louis capitalized on Detroit errors.
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ST. Louis
Rickey
Jimmy Austin
St. Louis Americans
Detroit
Veach
Shotten
Austin
Crossin
Reds Use Strong Batting to Defeat Cardinals in Opener
Cincinnati edged St Louis 5 to 2 as Yingling scattered four hits while Sailee was hit hard. The Cardinals scored in the first inning on a pass and two bagger and again in the seventh on a pass an error and a sacrifice fly. The Reds plated three runs in the first inning due to bad pitching and an error and added two in the third on four hits and a sacrifice.
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Shotten
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Pratt
Williams
C. Walker
Leary
Walsh
Serene
A Crossin
Eeenee Weilman
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Kavanaugh
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Crawford
Veach
Seey
el Berd
Cobb
Walker
Dauss
Dubuc
Wellman
Weilman
Chill and
Sheridan
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Yingling
Sailee
PO. A
Moran
Groh
Marsans
Hoblitzell
Herzog
Rawlings
Clark
Gonzales
Teeenee
AB Huggins
Seer
Magee
Butler
J. B. Miller
Wilson
Rv Fee Tetee
Dolan
Cruise
Saees
O Snyder
Seer Sallee
P Ee Vee
Cathers Hopper
P Ween
Sallee
Bates
Cathers
Hobutzel
Balle
OM Sallee
Hop Ri
Marsans — Sallee
Quigley and Johnson
Bouts This Week Across Cities With Diverse Boxing Cards
A dense schedule lists boxing bouts in multiple cities from Monday to Saturday. Notable matchups include Jack Dillon versus Al Norton in Kansas City, Nate Jackson against Pete Herman in New Orleans, Eddie Campi versus Louisiana in Philadelphia, and Kid Williams facing Young Herman in Philadelphia. Titles vary across towns with bouts in Vernon California Brooklyn and New York among others, plus amateur fights in Brockton and a New England wrestling championship in Medford.
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Kansas City
Jack Dillon
al Norton
New Orleans
Nate Jackson
Pete Herman
Philadelphia
Eddie Campi
Louisiana
Kid Williams
Young Herman
Cambridge
Eddie Murphy
Walter Mohr
New York
Eddie Camp
Young Fox
Banton
Penn
K. O. Brown
Jimmy McDonough
Tom Gibbons
Young Weinert
Frisco
Gilbert Gallant
Red Watson
Brockton
Johnny Gallagher
Irving Margolius
Wagner At Peak Form Defies Time In Baseball
The veteran player shows improved form this season, aging like fine wine. He remains exceptionally fast and his batting is consistently strong, with optimism that he will stay active and productive well past typical retirement age.
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Wagner
Mobile Mobile 7 Birmingham 86
Scores from a dual meet show Mobile over Birmingham by 86 points to 7 in a decisive event. New Orleans 9 defeated Montgomery in a separate clash, while Memphis edged Nashville 1 to 0 in another pairing.
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Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Montgom
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Nero
Howard G. Reynolds
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R. Carroll
Indiana State Normal School
Knight
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Trish Mahon
Atlanta
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Ont
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Jack Blackburn
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Mickey Brown
Young Brown
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