Regulars and Vannigans Play Tie Game Bowermen in Post Bowl
The Post bowling tournament at Boston alleys 100 Arch Street opens its fifth series to select a Boston area team for the nationwide National Bowling Association event in New York next May. Top contenders include Leach from Tremont and Gumpbright from Dudley, with heavy entry expected and two cups at stake.
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Boston
Arch Street
New England
Leach
Tremont
Gumpbright
Dudley
Small scores from last night in Commercial league
Faneuil swept Shawmut three games while Emerson edged North Shore in a single win. No extraordinary rolling reported.
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Faneuil
Shawmut
Emerson
North Shore
Boston
Hollis
Kenney Wee Sree
Gumpbright
Roo
Danhotter
Lieree
Pee Nee Tae
St. Mark's Defeats Noble & Greenough in Indoor Meet
St. Mark's won the Noble & Greenough dual meet 34 to 27 at Southboro. St. Mark's swept the running high and placed in all top spots. Tufts led the 600, Beebe and others scored in various events. Hoffman and Toppin starred for St. Mark's in sprints and distance events.
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Southboro
Noble & Greenough
St. Mark's
St. Mark’s
Noble
Toppin
Tufts
Beebe
Hoffman
Dewey
Ervin
Coleman
Brooks
Troffman
Whitney
Howell
Goodale
Mile
Ron-—U Hoffman
Hellier
Wray Reengaged as Harvard Crew Coach for Five Years
Harvard athletic committee renews Jim Wray’s contract, keeping him as coach for five years. He has led the varsity crew since 1904 after joining Harvard in 1903, receiving strong support from undergraduates.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Jim Wray
Harvard
Wray
Pittsburg Club Moves Training from West Baden to Hot Springs
Pittsburg baseball team of the National league shifted training from West Baden Indiana after floods. Orders from Pittsburg directed the squad to depart for Hot Springs Arkansas tomorrow with the advance party to start first.
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Pittsburg
West Baden
Ind
Hot Springs
Ark
Woman notes Walace collars cheaper than 19 cents at Wolf’s
A shopper at Wolf's My Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets comments on Dutch collars priced at ten cents. She notes the crowd around a table and compares Walace collars to another store's 19 cent price, praising lawn-like trimming.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Chance Praise For Red Sox Speed In Second Scrimmage
The Boston Regulars and Yannigans played to a 2–2 tie in six innings at Hot Springs. Fred Lake praised the team’s speed and activity, noting key plays by Speaker and Lord. Morgan and Arellanes starred defensively, with Elmer Steele delivering strong hits for the Regulars. Tomorrow’s lineup includes Burchell Wood Walter Arellanes and Cicotte as prep for extra innings.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fred Lake
Yannigans
Red Sox
Frank Chance
Cubs
Speaker
Deing
Joe
Niles
Lord
Harry
Arellanes
Colts
Abbie McConnell
Check
French
Lord's
Jake Stahl
Danzig
Walter
Elman
Hooper
McConnell
Joe Wood
Elmer Steele
Wagner
Stahl
Don
Morgan
Steele
Dr. Green
Gessler
Ehman
Thielman
Jake
Barger
Ryan
Lake
Bath
Majestic
Burchell
Wood
Cicotte
Bihered
Rae
Walter R. T
Penaline
Madden
Phielman
Barger Dewi
Regutars
Seler
iStahi
Bene
Terre Erences
Hoope
Carrigan
Winery
Spencer Vee
Chech Po
Rithee
Chech
Doc
Speedy Yannigans Rally Impresses Lobsters Fans At Practice
Observers including Chance Pat Moran and Pitcher Campbell watched a fast Yannigans Regulars scrimmage. Gessler returned strong in right, Morgan dazzled on mound, Hooper starred in left field. French flashed a bat while Thoney noted as observer.
Quincy High Defeats Milton High in Narrow Gym Victory
Milton High faced Quincy High at Cunningham Gymnasium and fell 37 to 21 in a well contested game this afternoon. Quincy earned the lead early and maintained it through steady defense and key baskets by its top players.
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Milton
Quincy High
Milton High
Cunningham Gymnasium
Newtowne Ay Imtt Broek X
Fragmented OCR reads like a school sports tally with names such as Fletcher Draper Lois Smith Moore and Peters. Totals appear but legible data are sparse and scattered across the line.
Sudbury alleys totals for Somerville and Wood Pollard Co
Fragmentary records show totals for Somerville Grocery Clerks and Somerville Provision Clerks with coded numbers and addresses. Mentions Wood Pollard Co and Inward BL & M with additional contact lines. Unable to determine full names or context from the damaged OCR.
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Sudbury
Somerville
Wood, Pollard Co Ht
Adams Square atleys and totals for General Stoves
Fragmentary OCR lists numbers and names with addresses or totals for items including General Stoves and Repe Walk. No coherent event or action is clear from the readable text.
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Adams Square Atleys
Doves Hold Tough Scrimmage Amid Aches In Augusta
Augusta Ga March 10 Doves struggle through practice with Smith and Stein worn from workouts Beck makes spectacular catch in afternoon game Bowerman tightens drills as Dovey watches and Castro Umpires while Bowerman plans daily scrimmages to shape a strong roster for Boston bid Beck tops outfield performers as Beavers and Colts clash for a single run scoring in six innings on dead clay
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Augusta
Harry Smith
Fred Stein
Jim Neary
Beck
Bowerman
Dovey
Augusta Bhleacherites
Chappelle
Tuckey
Smith
Bowermans
Colts
Frank Bowerman
Louis Castro
Philadelphia Americans
Boston
Graham
Ball
Beaumont
Bates
Becker
Sweeney
Dahlen
Ritchey
Thomas
Stein
Yale Alumni Association Dinner Highlights Boathouse Need
Samuel J. Elder, president, urged a new Yale crew boathouse at the Yale Alumni Association dinner in New Haven. He suggested postponing a football stadium while meeting the needs of Yale navy. A Taft letter regretted absence and offered best wishes.
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New Panen
Yale Alumni Association of
New Haven
Samuel J. Elder
Yale
William Stoward Taft
Bowdoin and West End to Clash in Somerville Semifinal
Bowdoin the Division 2 leader faces West End top in Division 1 in a semifinal at Somerset alleys tomorrow evening. The match is expected to be close with both teams evenly matched. Lexington second team in Division 2 meets Dorchester Lower Mills second team in Division 3 at the same time and place. The semi finals over the past two weeks have stirred Knights of Greater Boston in enthusiasm.
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Mr. Bowdoin
West End
Somerset Alleys
Lexington
Dorchester Lower Mills
Knights of Greater Boston
Two-Man Candle Pin Tournament Scores at Miah Murray’s Alleys
The current standings list teams Perkins and Walker 748 Nelson and King 763 Ford and Smith 741 Herbert and McKee 72 Sawyer and Murphy 742 Pierce and Sanders 767 Levins and Mooney 721 with $10 prizes awarded to the top team in each of three preliminary weeks.
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Miah Murray
Perkins
Walker
Nelson
King
Ford
Smith
Herbert
McKee
Sawyer
Murphy
Pierce
Sanders
Levins
Mooney
Brown Wins Final Triangular Game in Providence
Brown defeated Wesleyan 38 to 17 in the last Triangular league game played in Providence. The win leaves Brown and Wesleyan tied for second and third places, while Williams clinches the championship.
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Providence
R. T
Brown
Wesleyan
Williams
Pierce Laid Up With Tonsillitis In Augusta
George Pierce, promising pitcher for Menager Bowerman, is confined by tonsillitis in Augusta. After resisting rest he joined the squad in uniform, but Bowerman ordered him to stay at the hotel. A local physician confirmed the return of his previous illness and he will refrain from practice for about a week.
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Graham
Boukes
Tuckey
Starr
Stein
Peaches
Beck
Pierce
Charley Starr
Doves
Bowerman
Augusta
George Pierce
Menager Bowerman
Joe Thomas
California
Beverly
Joe
Connecticut
New York
Hugo Kelley
Thomas
Sandy Ferguson Poised for Heavyweight Comeback in Paris Bout Plan
In Vancouver, Samuel Fitzpatrick predicts Jack Johnson’s reigning title run will match Jeffries’ long hold. Sandy Ferguson dominates local boxing scene, plans three 20 round bouts in Paris against McVey and Jeanette, then pursues Johnson. Other fighters Joe Thomas Bowker Beebe pace schedules and matchups as boxing headlines.
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Vancouver
B. C
Samuel Fitzpatrick
Jack” Johnson
Johnson
Jeffries
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
al Kubiak
Sandy
Kubiak
Iis
Jim Barry
Jim Stewart
New York
Paris
Hughey MacLean
Sam McVey
Joe Jeanette
Jack Johnson
Johnsons Push for Jeffries Bout Sparks Boxing Talk
New York report says Jack Johnson has offered promoters a 10 round no decision bout in New York or a 45 round coast fight with Jim Jeffries. A New York bout would draw a record gate, though Jeffries remains silent and refers to Johnson as that party.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Jeffries
Johnson
Jack Johnson Promises Three Weeks Notice to Fight
Jack Johnson declares he will fight Jim Jeffries on three weeks notice and is prepared to fight this year or any other year in reply to questions about their potential bout. The remark was issued tonight amid ongoing boxing talk.
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Vancouver
B. C
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
New York Boxing Convictions Signal Tumult in Sport
In New York on March 10 the Court of Special Sessions convicted Leach Cross Bert Keyes Joseph Humphries Gyiniai Bagley and seven others of staging a prize fight at the former Grand Athletic Union rooms in the Old Star Theatre. The verdicts threaten the future of boxing in the city.
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New York
Court of Special Sessions
Leach Cross
Pugilist
Bert Keyes
Joseph Humphries
Gyini Bagley
Grand Athletic Union
Star Theatre
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Furniture League
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Dean Foster Co
Carter, Carter & Meigs Co
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SY. MA
Gates
Oxford
Sudbury Industrial
Navy Yard League
Arthur D. Cooper
Big Frank
President Dovey
Davey
Bowermai
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Tom McCarthy
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Owen
LE Thomas
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Sten
Sun
Castro
Pergu
K. O.C. League
M. & I. Tourney
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Says Johnson
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Harry Gath
Northboro
Bowker
Albert Delmont
Armory
A. A
America
England
Tommy O'Toole
Philadelphia
Demont
Driscoll
Moran
Welsh
Ana
Kid Beebe
Kline
Frankie Neil
Schenectady
Willie Riley
South Boston
Faneuil Hall
A. C
Hector MelInnis
Mike (Twin) Sullivan
Steve Mahoney
Tommy Murray
Jamaica Plain
Tommy Furey
Sidney
Kid Manning
Bass & CO
Sears
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