World’s Champions Beat Out Highlanders in Long Exhibition
Boxers in New Bedford faced program changes as Paul Demeres withdrew with Young Cosmos for next Monday. Johnny Donovan was added for a 12 round bout, while Billy Nixon canceled for eight rounds with Johnny Noonan. Howard McRea was secured to clash with Cambridge opponents, and Frankie McManus seeks a bout against Carlson Boyle McRea or Delmont. Sam McVey and Joe Jeanette schedule a dark brown series game in New Orleans May 8, 20 innings. Jimmy Anderson joins New York’s fifth column with a strong lightweight record open to welterweights in New England. Carl Herz sparring in Natick with Frank Simmons. Simmons reportedly skipped a Morris bout due to weight.
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Young Cosmos
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Billy Nixon
Cambridge
Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
Howard McRea
Johnny Harvey
Willie Beecher
Sam McVey
Joe Jeanette
New Orleans
Jimmy Anderson
Indianapolis
New York
Sammy Trott
Patsey Drouillard
Paul Sikora
Ever Hammer
Freddie Welch
Anderson
New England
Carl Herz
Washington Welter
Natick
Frank Simmons
Simmons
Morris
Arena
Indians Beat White Sox 2-1 In Ten Innings
Cleveland edged Chicago 2-1 in ten innings as Morton and Williams held both lineups to five hits each. Wambsganss doubled in the fifth and Weaver scored on O Neill’s misthrow, Chicago tying in the sixth. Howard opened the 10th with a single and scored on Fournier’s errant throw to third.
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Collins
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Schalk
Deeeetere
Wambsyganss
Tigers Beat Browns 6 to 6 in Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit wins 6 to 6 after Burns doubles scoring Heisman as Cobb returns for two hits. St Louis had led in the sixth on a Marsans hit by pitch, Bratt and Johnson doubles. Cobb homered twice, Davenport and Hartley mishaps noted.
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Duffy Lewis Delivers Silver Toned Win for Red Sox at Polo Grounds
In New York on April 28 Duffy Lewis sparked Boston to a 3 to 2 extra inning victory over the Highlanders. Lewis homered in the ninth to tie the game and Hooper’s walk and Hoblitzell’s double set up the decisive run in the 11th. Gardner and Hoblitzell contributed two big hits while Keating pitched well for New York.
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Polo Grounds
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Walter Pipp
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Handball Season Ends With Banquet in Boston
In the Cabot street gym last evening Crowley and Prendergast defeated Owens and Coleman 21 20 17 21 21 19. Referee was Instructor William Mullen. The association hosts its first annual banquet next Tuesday at Tremont Hall Roxbury Crossing with talks by Dr W J Grainger and Arthur V Roth the Marathon winner. Congressman Tinkham Senator Timilty and Park Commission Chairman Dillon will attend.
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J. P. Timilty
Dillon
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Park Commission
Yale Freshman Baseball Captain Elected Frank Lynch
Frank Lynch of Lawrence Massachusetts was today elected captain of Yale freshmen baseball. He plays left field and leads the nine in batting after two seasons with the Exeters.
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Conn
Frank Lynch
Lawrence
Mass
Yale
Exeters
New Haven Edges Lawrence In Tight Eastern League Finish
Eastern League game where New Haven narrowly defeated Lawrence 5 to 4. McSherry Nutter Miller Brazel Alsworth Howard Warner Mahoney Connolly drove runs. Tierney Miller two-base hits. Howard Mahoney Connolly stole bases. Pennington and Shears pitched for Lawrence. Alsworth and Shears for New Haven. Time 1h 43m.
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McSherry
Nutter
Miller
Brazel
Alsworth
Howard
Warner
Mahoney
Connolly
Tierney
Harber
Pennington
Shears
Bannon
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Nutterrom
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M'Sherry
O’connell
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A Warner
Ost'gren
Pearson
Soper
Murphy
Nington
Ee Shears
Walsh Fans Nine as Bridgeport Tops Lowell 6–2
Marty Walsh struck out nine Lowell batters in the opening Eastern league game, guiding Bridgeport to a 6–2 win. Ed Walsh and Ball each drove runs, with Bridgeport exploiting a pair of big innings and Lowell misplays.
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Conn
Marty Walsh
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Lowell
Wollaston Golf Tourney Postponed Indefinitely
The Wollaston Golf Club four day open spring meeting was postponed due to snow yesterday. Four of the eight players who completed the first round went to Montclair but could only play the 19th hole and discuss future matches.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
Red Sox Rally In Ninth To Tie Highlanders Then Win
Boston battles New York in a tense baseball classic as Roy Keating and Vean Gregg duel. Lewis finally delivers a clutch two run homer in the 11th, lifting Boston past New York after Leonard falters and fielding heroics fill the game.
Penn Beats Cornell in Tennis Meet 4-2
In Philadelphia on April 28 the University of Pennsylvania tennis team defeated Cornell four matches to two. Penn won three of the four singles and one of the two doubles contests.
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University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Washington Defeats Athletics in Ninth Inning Thriller
Washington edges Philadelphia 6 to 4 in the ninth, scoring four runs on a infield out error and two singles off Crowell after Nabors started the rally. Philadelphia had tied it earlier with six runs, with key hits from Strunk Lajoie and Judge.
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Early college track betting and rivalries stir Franklin Field crowd
Philadelphia preview notes East and West college teams vying for laurels at Franklin Field. It highlights upcoming Pittsburg vs Syracuse dual meet with brothers Burwell racing, Harvard delaying football numbering, Ted Meredith backing Penn in the one mile relay, and Arlie Mucks of Wisconsin anticipated as a top performer across events.
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Meredith
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Arlie Mucks
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Mucks
Pentathlon Events Listed for JJAFFEYS Sports
The Pentathlon includes the running broad jump throwing the Javelin 2000 metre run throwing the discus and 1500 metre run with events to be decided in the given order.
Event outline for Pentathlon discloses constituent contests
The Pentathlon comprises five disciplines: fencing, freestyle swimming, equestrian show jumping, pistol shooting, and cross country running. Each segment tests a different athletic skill set under unified scoring rules.
Boston Men in Hunt Meet at Hewlett Bay Park
Two amateur riders Harry Lee and Gordon Prince of Brookline Country Club will ride in the Hewlett Bay Park hunt meeting today under Rockaway Hunt Club auspices. Gordon Prince rides a mount entered by Fr H Prince while Harry Lee will pilot Oxogen and Gold Pitcher entered by Arthur Fowler. It is the first amateur hunt meeting of the season with local steeplechase followers keenly watching.
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Hewlett Bay Park
L. 1
Harry Lee
Gordon Prince
Brookline Country Club
Gordon’s
Prince
Fr. H. Prince
Arthur Fowler
George
Hewlett Park
Rockaway
Woodland Golf Club Puts Off Action on Ouimet Case
The Woodland Golf Club board met to pass on the L. S. G. A. decision in the Ouimet Sullivan and Tewksbury case. They chose to discuss the matter further before taking any conclusive steps.
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Woodland Golf Club
Ouimet, Sullivan and Tewksbury
Cornell Elects Collyer Captain of 1916 Crew
Ithaca N Y April 28 John T L Collyer a Chelsea on Hudson junior was elected captain of Cornell varsity crew by the eight yesterday Collyer stroked the winning crew at Poughkeepsie last year marking a leadership return for the 1916 season
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N. Y
John TL. Collyer
Chelsea-on-Hudson
Cornell
Collyer
Poughkeepsis
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