Salem Defeated by Worcester in Polo League Match
Salem fell 6 to 2 to Worcester at the North Street rink in rough play this season’s first loss. Stops: Heffer nan 27, Bannon 25. Fouls: Wootke 2, Bannon, Devlin. Rushes: Daly 11. Referee Furbush. Timer Porter. Attendance unavailable.
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Devlin
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Porter
Lewiston Hands Portland 7-5 Defeat in Local Hockey
Lewiston defeated Portland 7 to 5 in Lewiston tonight. The home team showed stronger play, with McGilvray and Burgess delivering solid rushes and Burgess stopping 29 shots to secure the win as Portland staged a late three-goal spurt. Campbell Canavan and Cameron led Portland. Roberts McGilvray Burgess excelled for Lewiston. Attendance 400.
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Lowell Defeats Opponents 17 to 8 in Hard-Fought Game
Lowell wins 17 to 8 as Lawrence is outpointed in all departments. Fox, Lowell goalie, played hurt from a blow in Worcester. Manager Parsons shines with seven goals, center Jean is lone regular, attendance about 1100.
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Harvard Crew Races Prepared for April Finals at Harvard
Harvard training is underway for class races with two crews per club. Preliminary races set for April 9 and finals on April 12. Easter recess ends training. Captain Bullard says Harvard likely to field an eight at Annapolis on May 24 and send club crews to Philadelphia on May 30 to race second crews from other colleges. Since Cornell enters Philadelphia, Harvard may skip an eight to Ithaca.
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Harvard Track and Lacrosse Begin Outdoor Practice
Harvard's track and lacrosse candidates started outdoor spring work yesterday. Track on Soldiers Field. lacrosse on Norton's field with poor field conditions across the Charles. About 75 lacrosse players reported to Captain Stevenson and Head Coach Taylor, while Captain Willis oversaw the track group. Trainer Graham remains home ill. Sprinters limbered on the cinder track despite a strong headwind. Spring track games are slated for the middle of April.
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Mohawk Davis Leads Six Day Race at Eight Hours
Davis the Mohawk Indian forged a two mile edge over veteran Hegelman to finish first at the end of the eighth hour in Lynn. Dineen moved up to third from Golden as the field thinned. hour eight scores show Davis 62-0 Hegelman 60-15 Dineen 55-12 Golden Ki-G 54-12 Carroll 54-12 Manton 51-1 Merty 44-3, with all other contenders out.
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Noted Dog Show to Feature Lawson Gould Entrants
Thomas W. Lawson and Howard Gould enter prize winning canines for the New England Kennel Club beach show. Superintendent Loveland handles hundreds of entries with Boston and New York rivalry likely high. Bulldogs and toy breeds dominate, with Gould’s champion sheep dogs drawing big attention. overall value estimated at 500000 dollars.
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Loveland
New England Kennel Club
Boston
New York
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Yorkshire Squire
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Interscholastic Rowing Association Meeting Recaps
The Interscholastic Rowing Association met at the B A A with President R F Guild presiding. Delegates from most schools attended. Mechanic Arts High did not. De Merritte School joined. Pat Donovan to coach replacing James Wray. Officers elected: R F Guild president F H Whitman vice president Herbert H Holton secretary H C Hopewell treasurer. Practice hours set. crews from B A A boat house and Union Boat Club with March 31 start and three hours weekly.
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Stone’s School
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H. C. Hopewell
Cambridge Latin School
New England Kennel Club To Sponsor 1902 Dog Show
The dog show committee led by Samuel Hammond includes J W Gros venor Jr and David Crocker with W B Emery as secretary. The 1902 event, under New England Kennel Club auspices, aims to be the largest yet as mechanics Hall prepares kennels stands and other accessories. Judges from London and major U S cities will oversee diverse breeds. The show opens Tuesday April 1 and runs four days, with extensive preparations under Superintendent Loveland.
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R. C. McQuillen
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Tyler Morse
W. B. Emery
New England Kennel Club
Loveland
Mechanics’ Hall
Fred Mansell
London
Eng
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New York
Ronald H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Improved Huntington avenue ball grounds to get fence upgrade
Improvements at Huntington avenue baseball grounds under Treasurer Gavin of the local American League team proceed rapidly for the coming season. A new 11 foot fence will surround the playing field, the left field fence will be removed, and the ticket office moved to the rear of the grand stand with a concrete driveway like a walkway from Huntington avenue. The drive way will be about 30 feet wide and a six foot fence will lie outside the driveway. Spectators will no longer queue on the sidewalk for tickets.
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St Maclou wins Lincolnshire handicap at Lincoln
At Lincoln today Colonel H McCalmont's four year old colt St Maclou won the Lincolnshire handicap of 1000 sovereigns plus sweepstakes. Sceptre led to the final stretch but St Maclou charged clear to win by a head. Over Norton was third in a field of 23. Betting favored St Maclou at 10 to 8. Lady Help ridden by Maher won the Tencoin plate for two year olds at five furlongs.
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Servia Club Whist Party Closes Series at Parker House
At the Parker House yesterday the Servia Club held its final winter whist party with nearly 25 tables in use. Prize winners were Mrs. Rhoades Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Bemis and Mrs. Dobson, each receiving a souvenir. A short business meeting followed, led by President Mrs. James Ellis, and Patriots Day plans were set with a theatre party and dinner. Committees named to organize Patriots Day events include Mrs. Wilson Tisdale Mrs. Bordin Hall Mrs. Howard Hamilton and Mrs. Benjamin Stiles.
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Wilson Tisdale
Bordin Hall
Howard Hamilton
Benjamin Stiles
Exeter Academy Baseball Schedule Reveals 1910 Season Plans
Phillips Exeter Academy announced its 1910 baseball schedule with home games against Exeter Clippers on April 16 and 17, Dartmouth on April 23, Tufts on April 26, Harvard on April 20, and Bowdoin on May 10. The slate also lists Harvard freshmen and second teams visiting, plus Yale freshmen, Andover, and open dates in April May and June.
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Institute A A Defeats Pawtucketville in Fast Cambridge Game
Institute A A of Cambridge beat Pawtucketville Towell 16 to 10 at Institute Hall. J Lynch and Panah starred for Institute, Holleran and Holleran for Pawtucketville. The win extends Institute’s streak to five, boosting chances for second in the league.
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Weston Beats Walsh in Pro Pool Championship Tilt
In Brooklyn at Montank Billard Academy Charles Weston of Wyoming defeated Patrick H Walsh of New York by 12 to 11. In the afternoon Irving Long of Nashville beat H P Stofft of Cleveland 125 to 62. High runs: Long 42 Stofft 30.
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Wyoming
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Irving Long
Nashville
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Cleveland
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Stofft
New England Dilliards Championship Match Set
A match game of Dilliards is arranged for the New England championship featuring Worcester’s Mr. Maxine Thomas facing Albert G. Cutier of Toston in a contested bout.
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Maxine Thomas
Worcester
Albert G. Cutier
Toston
Yale crew training table announced for varsity and college crews
NPW HAVENS March 18 The Yale University crew training table will be started to borrow at the university dining halls with the following men composing the varsity and college crews Vareley Stroke Logue No 7 Laws Captain Kuraig No 5 Weymouth No 4 dud sen So B Cross No 2 Levering bow Water man College crew Stroke Coffin No 7 Stubbe No 6 Scott No 5 Johnson No 4 Sargent No 3 Ackley No 2 Adams bow Hewitt Coach Kennedy expects that the new launch will arrive Friday
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Laws
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Weymouth
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Cross
Levering
Waterman
Coffin
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Scott
Johnson
Sargent
Ackley
Adams
Bow
Hewitt
Kennedy
Boston's New Catcher Joins Americans This Year
Veteran catcher John J. Warner aka Jack Warner began in 1889 with the Allerton of New York. He played for the Dorchester and other clubs before signing with Boston Americans after stints with Louisville and New York. Warner is regarded as one of the best backstops in the business.
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Washington, D. C
John J. Warner
Jack’’ Warner
Boston Americans
Allerton
New York
Dorchesters
Westfield
New Jersey
Staten Island Crickets
Patersons
Wilkesbarres
Frank Selee
Warner
Louisville
Collins
British battleship Revenge fitted with wireless gear
London reports that during a recent Irish coast cruise the battleship Revenge was equipped with wireless telegraph apparatus and received private Marconigrams between mail steamers and shore. The admiralty plans to test intercepting Marconigrams from an Atlantic station to assess Signor Marconi's syntonic system.
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London Globe
Revenge
Admiralty
Atlantic
Signor Marconi
Fly casting contest results at Sportsmen's Show
In New York on March 18 E. S. Osgood of Lowell Massachusetts won the fly casting accuracy and delicacy contest with R. Hewitt of New York finishing second.
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New York
Today
E. 5
Osgood
Lowell, Mass
R. Hewitt
Jeffries Manager Warns of Jeffries Sharkey Fight
Oakland dispatch March 18 reports Billy Delaney manager for James Jeffries says if Fitzsimmons and Jeffries cannot agree on referee and club, he will open negotiations for a Jeffries versus Sharkey bout.
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Cal
Billy Delaney
James Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Sharkey
Twin Sullivan Wins Third Straight in Bath Fight
Twin Sullivan of Cambridge Mass won his third successive fight at Alameda tonight. Charlie Searville of New York was knocked out in the third round by a heavy wind jab. Searville had trouble in the second round, knocked down repeatedly, and finished with a clean knockout in the third. Scarville fought evenly in the first round. George Roderick of Bath drew Hal Carron of Brunswick in four rounds. Patsey Hogan of Portland knocked out Fred Foster of Bath in the first round.
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Brunswick
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Portland
Fred Foster
Boxing Gossip Signals Amicable Jeffries Columbians Accord
Boston boxing notes praise the Jeffries and Columbians accord and outline upcoming card matchups with Steve Hayes vs Johnny Powers and others. Editor defends referee Eugene Buckley amid praise and discusses reader letters, amateur meet entries, and potential matches for Allie Albert and Tom Jenkins.
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American Jockeys Vie At Maison Lafitte Races
American riders had 22 mounts across six races at Maison Lafitte. B. J. Rigby earned one win and one second, J. Reiff and W. B. Buchanan each won once, Milton Henry took two seconds and two thirds, and Archie McIntyre finished with two seconds and a third.
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J. Reiff
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