Boston Overpowers Louisville 13 to 1 in Big Win
Boston Crushes Louisville 13 runs to 1 as Dineen and Tannehill lead the offense with 18 hits. John Hoey drives four singles, Unglaub adds a double and Shaw belted a homer while Criger and Dineen pace the battery. Louisville’s pitchers struggle as Sullivan uses a novelty bunt by the handle to spark a rare base hit.
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Tole
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Shaw
Waitte Wal
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Little Rock
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Nationals Whitewash Thomasville Players
In Thomasville Georgia on March 25 the Boston National team routed the local YMCA squad 20 to 6. Fred Pfeffer led with three hits in four at bats, Tenney added four hits in five trips, while Fleming and Corner were notable for Thomasville. After two innings the game opened into a blowout as Boston pulled away with nine, then seven, then five tallies across the final innings.
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Nelson apologizes for insults at Milwaukee bout
Milwaukee March 2 Battling Nelson voices regret for insulting George Siler and fans after the Neary Memsic fight. He admits foolish talk about a fair decision and a supposed robbery by Gans, while Siler and others recall the Goldfield bout and Nolan’s critique. Nelson may apologize tonight.
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Harvard Football Drops Spring Practice Plan
Harvard captain Parker leads a shift away from spring football drills opting for two rigorous months of training. Freshman baseball coach Junie Foster manages spring duties as players pursue other sports like track and rowing while maintaining peak physiques.
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Harvard
Junie Foster
Carl Lincoln
Jack Wendell
Chick Stahl Quits as Manager of Americans
Louisville report notes Chick Stahl resigns as manager with Taylor taking over the role while Stahl remains consulting. The piece recalls Stahl’s past, his friendly tie to Jimmy Collins, and the team’s roster changes as Peterson and McCreahan depart.
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Taylor
Stahl
Jimmy Collins
Collins
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White Sox
Comiskey
Jones
Mr. Taylor
Charley Green
Brilliant gathering at Bennings opening
Washington March 25 The Bennings track opened the 1907 racing season with the greatest crowd seen at a Washington Jockey Club event. Graziallo led early but Malacca won the Bennings spring handicap by a neck with Slickaway third. Jockey Walter Miller won two early races and Roger Miller’s Anna May captured the Arlington purse for two-year-olds.
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Arlington
Billie Hibbs
Ben Cole
Lawless
Lally
Turbulence
Old Colony
Judge White
Toots
Bound Brook
Coit Efftry
Dulcian
Eighth Dorchester Ladies Night And Kentucky Horse Notes
The Dorchester Driving Club marks its eighth anniversary with the annual ladies night at the Dorchester Women's clubhouse on Thursday April 4. Kentucky horses shine with notable fillies and colts like Dorothy Axworthy, The Native, and Orosa expected to make fast records in upcoming Futurity races. Trainers such as Joe Redman and Ed Allen move between racing and breeding, while breeders and stables in Kentucky and New England showcase promising youngsters and broodmares like Sally Strathmore and Onward’s line, aiming for strong season performances.
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Dorchester Women’s
Dorothy Axworthy
Axworthy
Kentucky
T. F. Murphy
Glen Cove
L. I
Maria
Joe Redman
Sally Strathmore
Neta Baron
Alberta
Lexington
Ed Allen
Orosa
Tramp
Milliner
Lucile Marlo
Senator Bailey
Clem Beachy
Kentucky Breeders
Nersola
Walter Cox
Manchester
N. H
B. E. Lockwood
Sharon
Phillatine
Direct Hal
Pearl
Onward
Joe Thayer
Ed Gaylord
Jay Bird
George L. Swisher
Urbana
J. M. Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Prince Edward
India
East Boston Defeats Gloversville Amid Oncourt Riot
East Boston A A defeats world champions Gloversville 28 to 18 at Lyceum Hall after a 40 minute contest marked by violent fracas. Crowd of about 2000 erupts as police clash with rioters and players. Crowned by Crowley and Coady, East Boston earns celebration while Gloversville’s 48 game win streak is noted.
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Boston
Gloversville
New York
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Doherty
Bill Coady
Britt
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Oe Corbett
R. J
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Lamb
Fox
Baseball salaries and league stars discussed in Boston notes
The column weighs baseball pay with Sam Stone earning 22.25 daily for limited play while predicting a 4000 dollar season for a 208 base hits star. It also notes boxing banter around Cobb and names several American League players famed for fighting prowess. Harvard tennis coaching possible for Joshua Crane is mentioned alongside local bowling league stats.
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George Stone
Stone
Knights of Columbus
John J. Dolan
Boston
Draper Company Forming Nine for Hope dale Baseball Season
Draper Company of Hopedale plans a baseball nine for the coming season under the banner Draper Company Baseball Association. W. Frederic Burrill likely to be captain manager. Officers named include President Harry A. Davis and Secretary Treasurer Hillard Lewis, with directors Draper and Arnold. A committee will draft a constitution and by laws.
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Draper Company of
Hopedale
Draper Company
Draper Company Baseball Association
Hopedale Park
W. Frederic Burrill
Association
Harry A. Davis
Hillard Lewis
Bristow B
Frank S. Clark
Silas Staples
Low Wins Gaudens Fencing Cup at Harvard
W. F. Low won the Gaudens fencing cup at Harvard after the tournament held yesterday. G. L. Cutting was selected third man on the Harvard team for his showing. The Harvard squad will depart Cambridge Thursday night for New York to enter the intercollegiate fencing tournament at the New York Athletic Club on Friday.
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Harvard
H. St. Gaudens
G. L. Cutting
Cambridge
New York
New York Athletic Club
Cyclists Pace Men In Roller Skate Race
Paced by Hugh Mc Lean and William Stinson, recent six day roller skate race winners, Clarence Hamilton and Fred White will meet in a special race at Park Square Rink tomorrow evening. The event promises one of the most unique and interesting performances of the evening and could see roller skating records broken.
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Hugh McLean
William Stinson
Clarence Hamilton
Fred White
Park Square
Sears Defeats Campbell 150 75 in Hub Palace C Class Billiards
Sears beat Campbell 150 to 75 in the C class billiard tournament at the Hub Palace last night. Campbell fell behind early as Sears produced a commanding lead and secured the victory.
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Hub Palace
Sears
Campbell
Baseball News and Comment
Giants pitchers McGinnity Wiltse Mathewson Taylor and Ames in top form give confidence to management. Tannehill doubts Naps Browns pennant race. other clubs expected to contend. Nichols appears out of game. Comiskey may train in Yucatan if pennant won. Murphy’s Birmingham presence boosts Cubs. ask Allston A A manager’s contact via Frank W. Johnson.
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Wiltse
Matthewson
Taylor
Ames
Jesse Tannehill
Naps
St. Louis Browns
Charley Nichols
Cardinal
Kansas City
Comiskey
Yucatan
Murphy
Birmingham
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Boston
Frank W. Johnson
Mattapan
Newport Naval Reserves Seek New England Title
Newport Naval Reserves manager Campbell aims to have his five selected for the New England basketball championship. He also refutes a prior report that the Reserves were defeated by Middletown, stating the game was never played.
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Campbell
Newport Naval Reserve
New England
Naval Reserves
Middletown
Rock Ridge Hall Elects Felber Captain of Nine
Wellesley reports Felber, class of 1907, elected captain of the Rock Ridge Hall nine for the season. Material is scarce but a good team is expected.
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Rock Ridge Hall
Felber
Wellesley
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