Nolan Will Be Green Coach for Dartmouth Freshmen
Walter H. Nolan of Somerville has been appointed coach of Dartmouth College freshmen baseball by the athletic council. A Dartmouth graduate of the class of 1916, he played on class and varsity teams and is a member of Alpha Delta Phi and Sphinx Society. The freshmen recently beat Tilton Seminary 9 to 4 and are expected to fare well this season. In the 1910s World Series, Marquard and Bedient pitched undefeated. Marquard won two games, Bedient one, and Joe Wood won three and lost one.
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Dartmouth Athletic Council
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Somerville High School
Dartmouth
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Tilton Seminary
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Joe Wood
Mann Reports to Stallings In Braves Phillies Stop
Outfielder Leslie Mann, acquired from Buffalo, reported at the South End grounds and will play center field against the Phillies in their final city appearance until June 21 weather permitting. The Braves depart at 11 40 p m for Brooklyn and return Tuesday as Pittsburgh prepares to invade the East. Accidents to Gibson and Wagner have kept the Cubs and Giants hovering, but they will soon regain speed to challenge the leaders.
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South End
Phillies
Braves
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Pirates
Gibson
Wagner
Cubs
Giants
Boxing cards and college games headlined sports day
Luther McCarty battles Frank Moran in New York while Johnny Conlon faces Tommy Hudson in Windsor. amateur and college baseball slate includes Yale Tufts, West Point Holy Cross, Brown Vermont, and many high school matchups across New England. Golf and bowling events close the day with Wagstaff prize qualifiers.
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Frank Moran
New York
Johnny Conlon
Tommy Hudson
Windsor
Ont
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George Chip
Gus Christie
Pittsburg
Sam Robideau
Joe Rivers
Philadelphia
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West Point
Holy Cross
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Springfield
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New Hampshire State
Durham
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Vaughn Chosen Yale Freshman Baseball Captain
Roland Virgil Vaughn of Haverhill Mass was elected captain of Yale freshmen for the season. He prepared at Exeter for three seasons and captained that team, and he plays center field for Yale.
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New Haven
Conn
Roland Virgil Vaughn
Haverhill
Mass
Yale
Exeter
Eli
Kilbane and Dundee Fight Ends In Draw In L A
Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Dundee battled 20 rounds in Los Angeles with Kilbane dominating most rounds but Dundee producing a final round surge to force a draw Referee Eyton ruled the bout even despite Kilbane out pointing Dundee in most rounds The crowd showed displeasure at the verdict.
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Johnny Dundee
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Eyton
Roedel Wins Over Fritts On Foul Play In Navy Bout
In Brooklyn tonight George Roedel the Boer champion defeated Fred Fritts the United States navy heavyweight after an accidental foul in the third round in a ten round match.
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New York
Fred Fritts
United States Navy
George Rodel
Brooklyn
Frank Gotch Undergoes Surgery in Marshalltown
Humboldt champion wrestler Frank Gotch underwent an operation in a Marshalltown hospital to remove a bone growth from his nose. The growth is tied to an injury from a wrestling match years earlier.
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Marshalltown
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Murphy Wins Lightweight Bout in Youngstown
Otto Kohler of Cleveland and Eddie Murthy of Boston boxed 12 fast rounds in Youngstown, Murphy showing more speed and skill to secure the decision.
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Youngstown, CO
Otto Kohler
Cleveland
Eddie Murthy
Boston
Murphy
Milton 4 English High 3 in ninth inning rally
Milton High School defeated English High School 4 to 3 at Cunningham Park in a ninth inning rally. Milton pitcher Stanley struck out 10 in a fine performance as Ziegler weakened late. English’s Maginnis delivered a three-base hit with bases loaded for all three English runs.
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English High School
Cunningham Park
Stanley
Milton High
Ginnis
English High
English
Ziegler
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English H
A.E
Kamm
M. Poole
Hall
Harlow
Pendleton
Morrissey
Oj Ziegler
Brannon
Maginnis
James
Wild Pitcu
Driscoll
McKenzie
Gordon
Chelsea Beats Winthrop 6 3 In Muddy Carter Street Game
Chelsea High School defeated Winthrop High School 6 to 3 at Carter Street grounds. Muddy fielding hindered play as De Foe pitched well with 12 strikeouts to O'Donnell's 9.
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Winthrop High School
Carter Street Grounds
de Foe
O'Donnell
Nelson vs Gallant Glove Fight Ends In One Sided Test
Eighteen hundred fans filled the Arena for Atlas A A show as Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea dominated veteran Battling Nelson in a noncompetitive 12 round bout. Nelson, after 17 years, showed limited offense and was repeatedly punished, with only a brief flash of former skill in the ninth. In earlier action Joe Eagan defeated Jimmy Greenwood by technical knockout in the 10th, Greenwood unable to lift his hands. Bill Carrigan beat George Stone in the first prelim and Frankie Mack edged Tommy Smith in the best bout of the night lasting six rounds. Referees were Moffitt Flaherty and Jack Sheehan.
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Atlas A. A
Old Dane
Joe Eagan
South Boston
Jimmy Greenwood
New Bedford
Greenwood
Terry Brooks
New York
Eagan
Bill Carrigan
Cambridge
George Stone
Lowell
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Tommy Smith
Moffitt Flaherty
Jack Sheehan
New Bradford Club Formed in Roslindale Unite Welden and Arborie A C
A new social and athletic organization named the Bradford Club has been formed in Roslindale through the amalgamation of Weldon A C and Arborie A C. The club will be the largest in the community with 60 members. Officers elected include President Newton W. Schwab and Vice President Dudley G. Summers.
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Arborie A. C
Newton W. Schwab
Dudley G. Summers
Frank H. Barnett
Robert W. Watts
Henry G. Hoeckle
Lewis Stops Sullivan in Boston Boxing Bout
East Boston lightweight Kid Lewis knocked out Young Sullivan of South Boston in the third round at the Central A. A. in Providence on April 29.
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New York to Host National A A U Track and Field Championships
The piece discusses New York likely hosting the National A A U track and field championships with Boston and New England watching closely. It notes interest from other cities, Harvard Yale Oxford scheduling issues, and implications for Eastern athletics, plus speculation on Hal Chase and Gotch appearances and local wrestling plans.
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Consecutive Winner Streaks Highlight 1910 Baseball News
The record shows Joe Wood of the Red Sox and Walter Johnson of the Washington team tied at 16 straight wins. Boxing notes cover Battling Nelson’s Boston appearance with wins over Nixon and losses to Saylor and Moore. Collegiate sprint champion Princeton’s R. B. Thomas was defeated at the Pennsylvania relays in Philadelphia.
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Luther McCarty
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Gunboat Smith
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Harrisbank Gymnasium
Josh Devore
Giants
Devore
College scores amid loose text readout
Partial scores show Paiversity of Hawaii beating Ames C Leenars with 12 to 3 and Washington and Jefferson Hiinols defeating Purdue 1. The muddled OCR lacks clear dates or full team names.
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Ames C. Leenars
Nationals
Washington and Jefferson Hiinols O
Purdue
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