Keith Elected President of Boston Athletic Association
A. Paul Keith defeated George B. Morrison for the B A A presidency at yesterday’s annual election. Officers were mostly re elected, with a special committee appointed last year to review club affairs amid talks of dues and funding changes. The balance sheet showed income 180872.86 and expenses 147464.73, with profits and losses listed across departments and a large restaurant surplus.
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Pirates Beat St Louis 6 3 Despite Griner Errors
Pirates collect five previous hits off Griner as Mamaux allows eight to St Louis over eight innings. McQuillan surrenders two in four, Kelly one in one. Baird belts a three base hit. LeMene Gibson Bescher steal. Griner Long Miller handle sac hits. Umpires Rigler Hart. Time 1:40.
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Cambridge H L S Triumphs Over Boston Latin 12 to 3
Cambridge High and Latin School defeated Boston Latin 12 to 3 at Russell Field North Cambridge yesterday afternoon. The game ended in the seventh inning due to lateness and unruly play as Cambridge H L S built a large lead with key hits and multiple players contributing runs.
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Ohio State Beats Chicago 8 1 in Western Conference Game
Ohio State University baseball team defeated the University of Chicago 8 to 1 in a Western Conference contest played inChicago.
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Bowling Tourney Opens with Gov Walsh First Ball
The selection of teams for the opening night at Mechanics' Building has been announced by the tournament committee. A record crowd is expected as Governor Walsh rolls the first ball tomorrow night.
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Portland New England league team routs Fort McKinley 16 to 0
Portland's New England league squad defeated Fort McKinley in a practice game by scoring 16 points to 0. The game highlighted the home team's strong offense and solid defense in the controlled scrimmage.
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Kansas City Triumphs Over Chicago 7 6 In Sloppy Pitching Affair
Ninth inning triples by Chadbourne and Gilmore powered Kansas City to a 7 6 victory over Chicago as poor pitching dominated. Zwilling and Beck homered for Blackburn’s exit while three KC hurlers shared the mound. Prendergast faltered in the seventh. Johnson came in to finish.
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Baltimore Beats Brooklyn In Fifth Inning Rally
Baltimore won the game over Brooklyn in the fifth inning as four hits and errors by Gagnier and Anderson produced five runs. Brooklyn rallied in the final frame but fell by one. Knabe starred in fielding and Walsh was ejected in the seventh for disputing a call by Umpire McCormick. Batteries Smith Suggs Owens for Baltimore and Upham Marion Watson for Brooklyn.
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Plank Leads St Louis Past Pittsburg 5–2 in Routine Win
Eddie Plank returning to form powered St Louis to a 5–2 victory over Pittsburg. His two bagger produced one run and he held Pittsburg to three hits through the eighth before trouble in the last frames. Camnitz pitched well for Pittsburg as the battery work featured Plank and Chapman for St Louis and Camnitz, Barger and Berry for Pittsburg.
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Buffalo defeats Newark 14 to 8 in Newark game
Buffalo beat Newark 14 to 8 as Reulbach received poor support from his defense. Line score shows Buffalo 14 Newark 8 with Bat ters Bedient and Blair against Reulbach and Trautman and Rariden.
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Fresh Groundfish Prices and Harbor Roundup
Prices at the fish piers remain low with abundant catches yesterday. Fourteen vessels arrived at the new fish pier and two at T Wharf. Haddock 2 3 4 cents, cod 5 cents, pollock 3 3 4 cents, hake 2 3 cents, halibut 15 cents. Notable deaths include John Burns, a long-time fish tradesman, at Deaconess Hospital. The Canopic sails to New York and back, caserta sails with horses for Italy, and Gresham convoy heads to Minot’s Light wreck site. Coast guard cutter Gresham departs with mines and explosives. United Fruit builds San Mateo and San Pablo in Belfast for Boston to tropics service. M. J. Connelly buys Francis Low & Co. THE LANDSMAN.
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Boxing Draw Stuns 2000 Fans as McVea and Jeanette Trade Rounds
Sam McVea of California and Joe Jeanette of New York boxed 12 fast rounds at the Atlas A. A. last night before nearly 2000 fans. Referee Phil Powers ruled a draw, a verdict popular with many fans who felt Jeanette might have won.
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Jeanette and McVea Fight Ends in Open Battle and Draws
Jeanette pressed early while McVea favored a closed stance. The Gotham bout showcased hard exchanges with a cut opened by Jeanette in the ninth. Earlier prelims featured Murphy vs Carroll a draw Smiley beat McFarland and Munice drew with Chakas. Next Tuesday White faces Murphy in the main event.
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Harvard Loses to Bates 3–2 at Soldiers' Field
Bates defeats Harvard 3 to 2 in a slow game at Soldiers Field. Moore pitched nine strong innings for Bates with only one hit allowed by Harvard, Abbot, scoring Fripp in the seventh. Maine rivals snapped Harvard’s late bid after last year’s 2–1 Harvard win.
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Harvard Beats Bates 3 2 on Late rally
Whitney pitched seven innings for Harvard before being relieved by Willcox and Frye. Bates collected two hits off Whitney through six. Willcox struggled, Bates scored and gave Bates the lead after Thurston’s hit. Harvard tied in the seventh, Moore’s two bagger and MacDonald’s run in the eighth sealed a 3 2 win for Bates.
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New London Wins Warner Appeal in Pro Baseball Case
New London Connecticut club gains an arbitration win over Hoke Warner in a dispute with the Southern Michigan league. The National Board of Arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced the decision in Auburn New York.
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