Douglas Sullivan Bout Draws Chelsea Crowd
Tonight's 15 round main event at Chelsea pits Fred Douglas of Savannah against Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence after a prior bout 3 weeks ago ended with Sullivan KOing Douglas in the eighth. Also on the program Eddie McAvoy makes his local debut against Jimmy Hanlon, with Haverhill forming the Merrimac A G C and Kid Williams staging a 12 round main event.
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Joe Bowker
Deshler Defeats Mosey King in 15 Round Lakeside A C Bout
About 1200 spectators watched Bob Trickle of Fall River stop Kid Campbell of New Bedford in the fourth round while Dave Deshler of Cambridge edged Mosey King of New London Conn in a 15 round decision at Lakeside A C in Webster.
Massachusetts Automobile Club Plans Orphans Outing
The Massachusetts Automobile Club will take children from the Little Wanderers Home on West Newton Street for a country outing in club member cars. A date in early May is planned, with hopes to make it annual and expand to other institutions. Automobilists may loan cars and chauffeurs. Full details are at the clubhouse committee. Lunch will be served picnic style in the countryside.
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Harvard Crushes Bates 12 1 in Baseball Showdown
Harvard's 12 to 1 rout of Bates featured five Harvard hits by Matthews including a two bagger, with Dexter and McCarthy adding two hits each. Bates managed a lone run on Wilder's three-base hit while Rogers singled and scored. Randall sprained an ankle and Bowman split his finger.
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Doe
Wight
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Warward
Les
Meee Nears
Schoenfuss
Bradbury
Taylor
Lord
Murray
Jamaica Races Run in Mud at Jamaica Track
Rain soaked Jamaica track as mud slowed racing. Sidney Paget's stable swept three races with Deuxtemps Czaraphine and Phidias winning. Jockey Hildebrand rode all three winners and Czaraphine the 13 to 20 favorite won the Columbus selling stakes by four lengths. Deuxtemps sold for $20000 to W. S. Price. Burleigh Bohemia and Lodge Badge also scored in other races.
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Old Timer Kittredge Says He Is 24
Washington star Kittredge joked with spectators claiming lifelong youth, insisting he is 24 and has never voted for Bryan or Parker. He tangled with questions about age, teased by teammates, and recounted avoiding a real doctor by wit and humor.
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Baseball News and Comment from the Era
Clark Griffith defeated the Athletics in a recent game while Albert Ferris and Kip Selbach traded compliments. The contest ended in a draw. Chicago struggles in the American League with hope for improvement. Detroit and Cleveland have played four games all shutouts. other teams remain scoreless. Ladies Day featured at Huntington Avenue as noted. J. I. C. recalls 1900 and 1901.
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Stone's Downs Tech Jrs 9 4 in National league game
Stone's School defeated Tech Juniors 9 to 4 at the National league grounds yesterday afternoon. Cinadella played well for Tech while Draper Pierce and Thurber starred for Stone's in a compact recap of the game and box score details follow.
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Monahan
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Ore
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Dartmouth Defeats Andover In Rain-Postponed Game
Dartmouth defeated Andover 17 to 8 in a rain-delayed game. Lanigan pitched well for Andover but received poor support. Dartmouth's eight-run third inning broke the game open. Attendance was about 400 as the contest ended after seven innings to allow the visitors to leave.
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Phillips Andover
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Alinta ¢Unin
Remarkable 1905 19 inning tie in Columbia Charleston game
The South Atlantic league clash between Columbia and Charleston lasted 19 scoreless innings. Turner pitched for Charleston, stymying both Detroit and Boston, while the game took two hours and forty minutes. A large floral piece was presented to Manager John J. McGraw in New York.
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Boston Nationals
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Giants
Boston Coli Pitchers Move On From Collins Team
The Coli pitchers headed for new towns after March 2 as owner Taylor sold Sessions to St Paul and plans to move Olmstead Josslyn and O'Brien. Sessions left last night while Olmstead and Josslyn stayed at the stand. Taylor aims to recover costs by selling them to minor leagues, with destinations for the trio not yet determined and O'Brien and Josslyn likely remaining in New England.
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O’brien
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Brookhurst Country Home Destroyed by Fire in Lenox
Brookhurst the country home of the late William B. Shattuck of New York and owned by his heirs was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. The estate, one of Lenox’s largest country houses, held valuable paintings and was occupied last season by William A. Pease of New York. The house lay about a mile and a half from Lenox center.
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Brookhurst
William B. Shattuck
New York
William A. Pease
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