Real Test for Hops in Augusta Clash With Heps
Augusta game report previews Boston club versus Heps and Yankees with high attendance and financial stakes. It notes Tenney and Chase to use first team lineups, pitchers Vaughan Ford Mattern Brown and Pat Keefe Clark Cinches Place, with Reb McTigue Pfeffer and Doc Miller delivering at the plate.
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Boston National Baseball Club
Heps
Yankees
Warren Park
Fred Tenney
Cardinals
Hal Chase
Arthur Irwin
Tenney
Russell
Tomor
Mattern
Brown
Chase
Big Jim Vaughan
Russell Ford
Yannigans
Boston
Reb
McTigue
Jeff Pfeffer
Jeff
Doc Miller
Pat Keefe
Goode
Art Butler
AB Clarke
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C. Foe Keefe
C. F Butler
Miller
Ane Ingerton
Weenone Spratt
Ee Sweeney
Seeee
Collins
Erere
Rariden
Graham
McTighe
Landgraff
Neal
Clyde
Abercrombie
Keefe
Clarke
Butler
Landgraft
McCarthy
Sweeney
Coles
Pfeffer
McTigheler
Dasern
Intercollegiate Rowing Opens Lake Carnegie Race May 20
Princeton Yale and Cornell fix May 20 for a triangular race on Lake Carnegie. Harvard Princeton baseball game same day may draw a record crowd for intercollegiate rowing inaugurating on the lake. Yale and Cornell meet on the water again after years as Princeton prepares for a major event with hopes Carnegie attends.
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WN. J
Yale
Cornell
Lake Carnegie
Harvard
Andrew Carnegie
Doherty and Glover Draw In Quincy Bout
Johnny Glover of South Boston and Jeff Doherty of New Haven boxed 10 rounds to a draw. Doherty pressed most of the bout while Glover used the clever defense. The final rounds surged with trading blows as both men finished strong.
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South Boston
Jeff Doherty
New Haven
Quincy Rowing Association
Quincy
Doherty
Glover
Tommy Flanagan
Cambridge
Frankie O'Connor
South End
Joe Eagan
Young Kenney
Bennie Burke
Young Burns
Boston
Houck Sails for England in Quest for Middleweight Title
Teo Houck of Lancaster with manager Lou Duracher sails from New York on the Lusitania headed to England and France to pursue the middleweight title. Duracher plans a forfeit to bind a bout with Papke, while bending Langford challenges and lining up bouts at the Armory A. A. next Tuesday night with Kohler Krause and Murphy among others.
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Penn
Lou Duracher
Billy Rocap
Philadelphia
Loughrey Brothers
Quaker City
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Lusitania
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France
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Papke
Illinois Thunderbolt
Armory
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Hugo Kelly
Klaus
Jimmy Gardner
London
Durlacher
Sam Langford
Sam
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Kid Willets
Fall River
Mark Conley
South Boston
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Pittsburg
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
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Tommy O'Keefe
Paul Kohler
Akron
Eddie Murphy
Kohler
Krause
Ohio
Art Simms
Matty Baldwin
Ray Bronson
Boston
Howard Smith
New Jersey
Tommy Murphy
Joe Jeannette
Paris
Dan McKettrick
Joseph
Louisville
State Line
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Mack
Yale
Donovan
Cambridge
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Ty Cobb Salary Talk and Track Record Hopes
A sports chat notes Ty Cobb’s high salary remains undisclosed. It discusses the evolving 100 yard dash record hopes and cites past improvements. It mentions Jerry McCarthy missing the Red Sox coast trip and comments on Boston Nationals team nicknames. It references Olympic team funding by the Amateur Athletic Union and a May 1910 McParland Welsh bout. It also notes Barnes, ex Yale captain, did not turn pro and remains a lawyer.
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Jerry McCarthy
Red Sox
Boston Nationals
Hops
Rustlers
Amateur Athletic Union
Packey McParland
Freddie Welsh
London
McFarland
Barnes
Yale
Dave Deshler Beats Paddy Sullivan in Wind A.G. Bout
New York March 23 Dave Deshler the Boston lightweight defeated Paddy Sullivan in a close 10 round bout at the Wind A. G. before 3060 fans. Deshler led the action throughout and used craft to counter Sullivan who pressed hard to slug.
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Dave Deshler
Paddy Sullivan
New York
Boston
Paddy” Sullivan
Deshler
Sullivan
Unknown agrees to throw Livingston in 15 minutes
Tonight Cora Livingston world champion meets the unknown who agrees to throw the champion in a 15 minute match. Jack Sheehan backs his protege to pin the champion.
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Cora Livingston
Jack Sheehan
Pop Anson's Vaudeville Flyer Sparks Three Surmises
Details about Pop Anson's vaudeville flyer are sparse and readers are given three likely speculations. The primary guess that the act will center on the gratitude of the National League is ruled out.
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Pop Anson
Pop
National League
Detroit's AL hopes hinge on Jennings coaching shift
Detroit's possibilities in the American League rest on a change in Hughie Jennings' coaching style. The article weighs how adjustments in leadership could alter team performance and prospects for success this season.
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Detroit
Hughie Jennings
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