St Philip A A to Honor Marathon Runner J J Kennedy
Members of St Philip s A A plan a reception tonight at 68 Northampton Street to honor John J Kennedy who finished second in the B A A Marathon on Patriots Day. The event features performances by local friends including William J Toland James Cragen and the South End Quartet with Rev Philip O Donnell delivering the presentation speech.
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Intercollegiate shoot set for New Haven next Saturday
Harvard Yale Princeton and Penn will field five-man teams in a 60 bird shoot at Schuetzen Park traps. Harvard lists L E Hilliard F DuPont M Phelps P Bancroft H Colson H Corbett and T Russell. Friday features a Harvard Yale dual match in New Haven. Senator Quay to breed trotters sent mares to Mansfield Farm Kentucky for Ora torio 2 18.
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United States
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Pennsylvania
Mansfield Stock Farm
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Injunctions may sweep baseball, says Chicago official
President Hart of the Chicago National League Club says the Pennsylvania ruling in the Lajoie case is final and cannot be evaded. He notes the league could seek injunctions in other states to bar players in Pennsylvania, citing Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. He mentions Daly and Jones of the White Stockings as examples and says the Players' Protective Association drafted the contract involved.
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Ban Johnson promises bond to lift injunction on Lajoie
In Baltimore on April 29 President Ban Johnson of the American League announced plans to post bond to lift the injunction restraining Nap Lajoie, Lajoie Fraser, and Bert Bernhard from playing for any team other than the Philadelphia National League Club. He said a new Supreme Court appeal may come and if decided unfavorably, Lajoie’s case could go to the United States Court. Attorneys are confident of victory and damages suits against the players remain possible if needed.
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Supreme Court
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National League
Lajoie Umpire Plan Aims for Double System
Secretary Harry Goldman of the Baltimore American League Club plans to push a double umpire system at the Cleveland meeting. He proposes employing Nap Lajoie, Fraser, and Bernica as umpires to avoid conflicts with a Pennsylvania court injunction and resolve the season’s umpiring dispute.
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Mabel Onward Sold to Memphis Trotting Chief
K. G. Billings sells the fast trotting mare Mabel Onward 2 10 1 4 to Frank G. Jones president of the Memphis Trottings Association. Jones plans to races her in major stakes across the Grand Circuit.
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Memphis Trottings Association
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Quakers Fail to Hit Patton in Dim Washington Loss
In Washington on April 29 Philadelphia failed to hit pitcher Patton as Washington hitters collected five straight hits in the second inning, producing a loss for Philadelphia. Delehanty made a sensational one handed catch. Attendance 2000. The score:
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Delehanty
Chicago Triumph Sealed By Gift Error And Three Hits
In Chicago on April 29 Wright spun a near perfect game allowing just one single. A gift and three hits decided the contest in the seventh inning while the rest of the game remained scoreless. Attendance was 2200.
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Wright
Mercer Dominates as Donahue Struggles in St Louis Match
In St Louis on April 29, Mercer controlled the local players and received strong support while Donahue faced a battering at the plate. Attendance figures were noted.
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Wollaston Women Win Team Match in Boston Series
Wollaston defeated the Country Club team by one point on the Wollaston Golf Club links this afternoon to clinch the series victory in the Women's Golf Association of Boston.
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Brooklyn at Boston Opens National League Action
National League schedule resumes in Boston today with Brooklyn facing the Buckenberger led team at the South End grounds. The Boston club will host Brooklyn for one game before traveling to Brooklyn tomorrow to close the week.
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New York and Brooklyn Tie Ending Shutout Call at Polo Grounds
New York shut out Brooklyn 4 game series finale at the Polo Grounds as rain halted play in the sixth inning. The Brooklyn nine failed to score as New York claimed a decisive early advantage in the matchup.
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Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Brighton High overwhelms Volkmann 24 runs in six innings
In Brighton, Brighton High crushed Volkmann School 24 to 0 after six innings. Key players include Keenan and McDonald with two base hits, MecDonald with a three-base hit, and Crowley driving eight strikeouts for Brighton. Volkmann left with no runs, multiple errors and stolen bases noted in the box score.
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Newark Beats Hartford 6 to 1 In Baseball Game
Newark defeated Hartford 6 to 1 as Moriarty pitched well until a liner struck his leg in the eighth inning forcing substitution. Final score shows Newark with a strong offensive showing as Hartford struggled to connect. Batteries Moriarty Cross Dixon Duff Lawson.
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Harvard drubs Exeter 18 to 2 in six innings
EXPTOR N H April 29 Harvard defeated Phillips Exeter 18 to 2 in six innings as Stillman limited Exeter to four hits three of which came in the first frame.
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Phillips Exeter
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Stillman Leads Exeter In Low Scoring Inning Showdown
Stillman pitched the highlight as Exeter edged out two runs in the final inning. Batteries were Stillman and Kernan for Exeter while Heim and Cooney paired for the opposition.
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Burdett College Defeats Cambridge High 12 to 2
Burdett College beat Cambridge High School on Cambridge Common 12 to 2. Maloney pitched well, allowing six hits as Burdett racked up 22 hits off Cambridge’s trio of pitchers. Key Burdett players were Kammerer Maloney and Harris, while Crawford and Shea starred for Cambridge.
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New London Beats Jersey City 4-3 In Tight Finish
New London Conn April 29 New London trumped Jersey City 4 to 3 after a two run eighth inning surge. Batteries Paige and Armbruster faced Abe Wolfe and Clark as the crowd counted attendance.
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Boxing Gossip Delays for Columbia Theat re Defender
Local sports notes report Allen Lowe’s planned Defender at Columbia Theatre stalled as Commodore Willie Daly Daly Lawson withdraws to avoid overlapping with brother Dan Daly’s appearance. Brothers Willie and Dan will later star together in a new play. boxing and theater amid shifting schedules. Eddie Connolly’s health improves with three straight wins. Jim Corbett preparing for a major upcoming match as he advances training.
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