Boxer bouts go on after police reversal in Brockton
In Brockton on June 2, police halted a boxing program at Palace Rink but faced pressure from Eddie Keevin, Steve Mahoney, and officials. After talks, Marshal Kingman allowed the main six round bout between Harry Edels and Charlie Sieger and two earlier matches proceeded. Edels dominated Sieger as Kingman praised Crescent Athletic Club shows.
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Brockton
Marshal Kingman
Palace Rink
Eddie Keevin
Steve Mahoney
Young McDonald
Kid Sweeny
Young Kelly
Willie Riley
Riley
Harry Edels
Chelsea
Charlie Sieger
New York
Edels
Sieger
Ward
Crescent Athletic Club
Colby Boys Win Maine Intercollegiate Championship
Colby defeated Bowdoin 6 to 0 to claim the Maine intercollegiate baseball title. The game featured a tied league race and a clean Colby win as Coombs and Dwyer handled pitching duties while Files Sparks and Abbott contributed behind them. Time one hour and twenty six minutes. Umpire Hassett.
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Portland
Colby
Bowdoin
R. H. E. Colby
Coombs
Dwyer
Files
Sparks
Abbott
Hassett
Tenney Team Falls to Brooklyn in Quiet Baseball Show
Brooklyn defeated Tenney 2 to 1 as Scanlon hurled a one hit gem with no walks. Dolan Brain and Little Cy Young contributed hits for Tenney, but Brooklyn's fielding and base running left Tenney unable to advance past first base. Brain starred in the field with two key plays, while Jordan scored on a misplay and Brooklyn pulled off the win behind strong pitching.
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Tenney
South End
Brooklyn
Scanlon
Dolan
Little Cy Young
Boston
Young
Albert Strobel
Jordan
Strobel
Lumley
Brain
Pat Donovan
Little Cy
Alperman
Needham
Hummel
Bergen
E. Bridwell
Bates
C. F
How ’ Boeves
C Ee Strobel
Neill
Wathid Sass
Ball
Casey
Emslie and
Conway
Murphy
Lord
Waddell
Ferris
Hayden
Morgan
Grimshaw
Buck
Freeman
Jimmy Collins
Bowdoin Picks Charles Files Bowdoin Baseball Captain
Charles Edward Files of Cornish Maryland was elected captain of the Bowdoin College baseball team today in Brunswick Maine.
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Brunswick
Charles Edward Files
Cornish, Md
Bowdoin
National basketball lineup: Brooklyn Boston cited
National matchups listed include Brooklyn at Boston and Philadelphia at New York with Pittsburg at Cincinnati and J Louis at Chicago shaping the schedule across the circuit.
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R H
Brooklyn Eeereese
Boston
New York
Philadelphia Eee
Pittsburg
Acrdewne We
Cincinnati
Chicago
Eeeerweere B
ST. Louis
Eewrerseeesenaee Bane P. Ct
NGW
NOCR
Wvdbceeveeuss
Philadelphia
Peecewreseeee Bl
Cincinnati St
Louis
Seee
Brooklyn
J. Louis
New York Beats Philadelphia In Ninth Inning Rally
National section reports New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1 after Richie bat for Taylor in the ninth. Titus doubled for Philadelphia, Mertes Dahlen Gilbert Bresnahan Wiltie scored for New York. Taylor Ferguson Lush Richie pitched for the clubs with Taylor lasting 7 innings and Lush 6.
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Richie
Taylor
New York
Philadelphia
Ferguson
Lush
Titus
McGann
Mertes
Dahlen
Gilbert
Bresnahan
Wiltie
Bowermen
Thomas
Doolin
Gleason
Donovan
Johnstone
AB R. BH. PO. A. E
Marshall v. Ff
Devlin
Bowerman
Heise Smith
Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati on Stolen Bases
Stolen bases drove Pittsburg to a 4 0 victory over Cincinnati. Seymour Delehanty and Wagner hit two-baggers. Ganley Clarke and Wagner stole bases. Ewing allowed six runs in six innings, Willis one. Sacrifices by Delehanty Corcoran Ganley Ritchey. Wild pitch noted. Time 55 minutes. Umpires unnamed.
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Ewing
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Seymour
Delehanty
Wagner
Corcoran
Ganley
Ritchey
Clarke
Huggins
Barry
Leach
Nealon
Willis
Wildeo
Beaumont
Weceessese AB. A
Ag A
Eeee Nealon
Seveveceecins
A Seymour
Ceereeve
Kelley
Seeeevere
Il Delehanty
Odwell
Falkenberg
New York
Schlafly
Cross
McGuire
Willams
Washington
Chesbro
Heydon
O’loughlin
Altrock
St. Louis
Chicago
Ender
Wallace
Stone
F Jones
Tones
Hart
O'Brien
Isbell
Jacobson
Sheridan
Detroit
Jones
C. F
Schaefer
Cobb
Crawford
Coughlin
Eesee
Seereee
Lindsay
O'Leary
Warner
Donovan
Cleveland
Flick
Lajoie
Joss
Evans and
Connolly
Old Rivals to Meet on Track at Oak Island Picnic
The Revere and Chelsea Eagles bring together three rivals for a big one mile relay at Oak Island Grove next Saturday. Teams entered include St. Joseph's A. A. St. Alphonsus A. A. and Cambridgeport Gymnasium. Entries close Friday with 8 Mahoney of Revere.
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Revere
Chelsea Eagles
Oak Island Grove
St. Joseph's A. A
St. Alphonsus A. A
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Mahoney
Garfield Avenue
Yale and Harvard oarsmen clash at Red Top visit
Yale's eight, coached by John Kennedy, arrived at Red Top Conn to meet Harvard crews. The Yale party unveiled a new silver cup by Andy Graves for the race between the eights. Harvard viewers watched as both varsity and freshman crews trained ahead of the race.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Yale
Elis
Elihu Yale
John Kennedy
Teddy’’ Dixon
Andy Graves
Varsity
R. F. Herrick
Harvard Athletic Committee
Boston
Valentine Chapel
New London Board of Trade
Keene Lights Up Tech Field Meet with Tales From Track
Tom Keene, once a great sprinter now Oberlin College trainer, entertained friends at Tech Field during the all round championship meet. He recounts experiences from both American and overseas track teams, keeping the group laughing with vivid anecdotes.
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Tom Keene
Oberlin College
Tech Field
Keene and Keelerlike Caps Offbeat Dash Tale
The article recalls a north Scotland 100 yard dash where Keene starts crouched while others stand tall and a shotgun starter provokes him. Stone recounts a Colorado race with six shooters threatening miners’ pay. Yale’s Captain O'Brien jokes about being mistaken for a bat boy after an umpire quip.
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Scotland
Keene
Tom
Fred Stone
Colorado
Stone
O’brien
Yale
Wee Willie Keeler
New York Americans
New Haven
O'Brien
Amherst Beats Williams 7-0 In Fourth Meeting Of Season
Amherst defeated Williams 7 to 0 in a baseball game at Amherst. Williams had won the previous three matchups. Score by innings shows Amherst scoring in the second and sixth frames while Williams was blanked. Batteries Newell and Danahy for Amherst and Pierce and Waters for Williams.
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Amherst
Williams
R.H.E. Amherst
Newell
Danahy
Pierce
Waters
Athletics nip Boston in ninth inning victory
In a tense Columbia Park game, Philadelphia Athletics beat Boston 1 0 in the ninth after Waddell and Dineen held the scoreless line. Lord tripled and Murphy drove in the decisive run as Boston failed to score against the pitchers' duel.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Columbia Park
Rube
Waddell
Bill Dineen
Davis
Lord
Stahl
Essa Poe
Hartsel
H. Armbruster
R. F
Boston Uy AB BH
PO Parent
Eeeeneese
Freeman
Selbach
Ee T
Ferris
Hayden
Oe Morgan
Rmbruster
Tae Pineen
Eeaee
Ha Hs
Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 in American League clash
Cleveland delivered a brilliant all around game while Detroit showed little spark. Joss held Detroit scoreless for eight innings as Crawford's fourth inning triple stood as the lone baserunner. Warner doubled and Jones singled to add a ninth inning run.
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Detroit
Mich
Joss
Crawford
Warner
Jones
Cleveland
Sports matchups listed for cities across the league
The schedule shows Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Washington, Chicago at St. Louis, and Cleveland at Detroit, outlining upcoming city pairings.
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H. E
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Eee
Sents
Boston
Worcester Defeats Manchester In Poorly Played Game
Worcester beat Manchester 13 to 3 in a soggy afternoon game. final score shows Worcester 13 Manchester 3 with errors and weak pitching contributing to the lopsided result. Batteries Bushey and Gorton for Worcester and Beard Swope and McDaniels for Manchester.
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England
Manchester
Worcester
R. H. E. Worcester
Bushey and Gorton
Beard, Swope and McDaniels
Lawrence Beats New Bedford 6 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Lawrence defeated New Bedford 6 to 2 in a baseball game. The scoring included a three run first inning for Lawrence and a nine run seventh for New Bedford, with Barberich and Fulmer pitching for Lawrence and Morrissey and Braun handling duties for New Bedford.
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New England
Lawrence
New Bedford
R.H.E. Lawrence
Barberich and Fulmer
Morrissey
Braun
Haverhill Wins 6-1 Over Lowell After Seventh Inning Rally
In Haverhill on June 25 Abbott of Lowell faltered after seven innings as Haverhill surged to a 6 to 1 victory. Final line shows Haverhill 6 runs on 11 hits with 2 errors while Lowell has 1 run on 6 hits with 0 errors. Batteries Connolly Duggan Abbott Plunkett.
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Haverhill
Abbott
Lowell
R. H. E. Haverhill
Connolly
Duggan
Plunkett
Lynn Beats Fall River 3 to 2 In Tight Contest
Lynn defeated Fall River 3 to 2 in a close game. Scoring by innings shows Lynn with a late surge as Fall River fails to hold. Batteries Vail Daum for Lynn Gilroy Sulli van for Fall River.
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New England
Lynn
Fall River
Aoe
R.H.E. Lynn
Vail
Daum
Gilroy and
Sulli
Van
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