Princeton Hands Holy Cross a 4-0 Shutout
Princeton pitchers Greenbaum and Ford combine to blank Holy Cross 4 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey. Holy Cross outhit 5 to 3 but errors and timely runs, plus strong defense, sustain the Tigers. Cawley and Dowd stand out for Holy Cross in a tough loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Holy Cross
Ballin
Bard
Warwick
O Dowd
Woodle
O Burns
Dawson
Kennedy
Gham
Cawley
Sterrett
Mahoney
Reed
Sweeney
Greenbaum
Foley
Cunningham
Balin
Phalle
teher—Dawson
Bell
Dowd
D. Mahoney
van Cleef
Sports score fragment from Newark and Baltimore games
Readable scores show Newark defeating Providence 6 to 1 and Rochester beating Toronto 4 to 0 while Baltimore led Jersey City 11 to 5. Buffalo at Montreal rain affected play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Dartmouth Wins in Ninth Inning Over Harvard
Dartmouth defeats Harvard in a ninth inning rally aided by fielding misplays. Hicks pitched well despite late struggles as errors by Chadbourne Minot and others helped create the decisive run with Mitchell scoring on a muffed fly and Chadbourne's timely single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Chadbourne
Dartmouth
Minot
Rogers
Orr
Norton
McLaughlin
Hicks
Mitchell
Potter
Hoban
Conroy
Eaton
Woban
Short
PO. A. EB
AB. R. TB
Brady
Daly
Fecaccsaress
D.sececeeers
Fescaceeces
Cesesse Conroy
Ceewesess Eaton
Harvards
fir—McLaughlin
Lanigan
Eee
Brown Beats Pennsy In Fastly Played Baseball Game
Brown defeated Pennsylvania 2 to 1 in Providence Rhode Island as Nash plated an early run with a three bagger and Giles sac fly. Hennessy later scored on Deacon’s error to make it 2 0. Pennsy added a run in the eighth on a Wood double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Brown
Pennsylvania
Nash
Giles
Hennessy
Deacon
Regnier
Pennsy
A. Thayer
Woods
Smith
Mansur
Gilles
Bliss
Schultz
Hayden
Hassel
A.E. i
Po.a.e. O
Thayer
Alderdifer
Wood
Staff
Schnitz
Snell
Pace
Taylor
Ss Ad
Cozzens
Peee
Rindge Manual Defeats Dorchester In Interscholastic Clash
Rindge Manual Training School beat Dorchester High 8 to 5 at Dunbar Avenue grounds. Brennan pitched despite an ankle sprain, Metevier allowed eight hits. Danaby drove in three runs for Rindge while Metevier and O'Brien contributed for Dorchester. Um pire Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rindge Manual Training School
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Rindge Boys
Brennan
Dorchester High Boys
Metevier
Danaly
Rindge
A.B
O’brien
Hoernle
Murphy
F'g'ald
R. F
Reagan
Danaby
Tougas
Clark
Quilty
Kelleher
O'Kennedy
Brooks
M’wood
Kriger
C. F
Mullane
Daley
O'Brien
Armstrong
Rausehal
Fraser
Danahy
Rauschal
Iraser
Fitzgerald
Stage Busy Boston Theaters and Parks March Through Week
Theater listings describe Charlotte Hunt in Caste at the Majestic and Romeo and Juliet to follow plus Ri vals at Castle Square. Tremont Theatre shows The Girl in the Taxi while Carter de Haven’s company remains for a fifth week. Park Theatre runs 25 with strong crowds, Keith's features Madam Chung in Dragons of Wrath, and Bowdoin Square delivers fast vaudeville. Maple notes cover American Music Hall stock plans, Bowdoin Square acts, Waldron’s, Paragon Park, Norumbega Park, and Palace theater changes with vaudeville and films through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hunt
Majestic
John Craig
Howel Hansel
Castle Square
Tremont Theatre
Carter de Haven
William Hodge
Park Theatre
Madam Chung
Keith
Loie Fuller
Lindsay Morison
American Music Hall
Pattrons
Morison
Arnold
Benton
Bingham and Gable
Will Webert
Jack O'Donnell
Jimmie Maxwell
Waldron
Riley
Norumbega Park
Steel Theatre
Paragon Park
Dodge
Palace
Aiddome
Huntington Avenue
Newburyport High Defeats Perley 6 to 3 on Home Grounds
Newburyport High School beat Perley Free School 6 to 3 at Perley School grounds. Sullivan pitched masterfully allowing only one hit, with Worcester and Kane behind him and Reed catching, while Newburyport built and preserved their lead through steady offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Newburyport High School
Perley Free School
Sullivan
Ee Newburyport
Perley
Worcester
Kane
R. Jones
Reed
Yale Beats Yale? Syracuse Overpowers Coy Wild
Ted Coy's wild pitching faltered as Syracuse defeated Yale 8 to 1 in New Haven. Power's grounder and miscues started a decisive inning, while Syracuse's Kling Merritt and Schoepflin highlighted strong defense. Yale's lone run came on a two bagger by Logan and Murphy's single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Ted Coy
Syracuse
Nash
Power
Merritt
Kling
Scully
Holmes
Hand
Coy
Tommers
Yale
Logan
Murphy
Schoepflin
Stevens
Badger
Corey
Eel
Se Holmes
M'lotyre
Loutrell
O S'pflin
Ruax
Lottrell
Taylor
Carhart
Cor
Valette Meeeere
Cottrell
Cott
Br . Cottrell
Beecher
Brookline shuts out Newton in Preparatory league clash
Brookline High defeated Newton High 3 to 0 at the American league grounds. Denning pitched a smart game fanning key hitters as Newton failed to score despite threats with a man on third in two innings. Wood homered for Brookline and Barry reached base twice, driving in a run on Fripp’s two-base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline High
Newton High
Brookline
Newton
Denning
Wood
Left Garden
Barry
Fripp
Denting
Tripp
A.E
A.E. M
Guire
R. F
Senderson
Stewart
I. F
Waltzer, Co
Kelther
Nash
Brooks
Gere
McGrath
O'Neil
Gaw
Woodlock
Old Timers May Spar Prelim to Big Fight
Bill Clark 84, known as the Belfast Chicken, received a San Francisco offer to box a four round prelim to the Jeffries Johnson fight. His opponent would be Jem Mace 79. Delaney will pay each man expenses to San Francisco plus 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bill Clark
Belfast
Billy Delaney
San Francisco
Clark
Jem Mace
Delaney
Mace
Empire Theatre
New York
Colby Wins Marathon College Baseball Game 2 1 Bowdoin
Colby defeats Bowdoin 2 to 1 in what is believed to be Maine college baseballs longest game at 17 innings and 3 hours 5 minutes. Hobbs left arm injury slowed Bowdoin as Carey’s double and Frohock’s single drive Colby winner in the 17th. Goode pitched well for Colby both allowing six hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Maine
Colby
Bowdoin
Hobbs
Carey
Reed
Frohock
Ralph Goode
Cary
Wilson
Cissewbie
Brooke Ceca
Smith
Skolfield
Lawlis
Wandtke
Frobock
Roy Good
Bowker
Sheffield
Golfford
Clifford
O'Neil
Goode
Tiobbs
O' Neil
Williams
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Tiger
Teed
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So Lee
Washington and
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Ind
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Dougla
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Spark St
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W. L
Ted Coy Wild
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Washington Street
R. Silverman
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Leavi Bay Tine
Atlantic Ave
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A. Moody
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