Dovey’s Nine Defeats Regulars In City Baseball Scrimmage
In a Warren Park pickup, Colonel Dovey’s Yannigans topped Kelley’s Regulars despite a late Yannigan surge. Boultes Hoffman and Flaherty made notable plays in the field while Graham and Dahlen contributed key hits. Umpire Doc Edwards faced tense moments as the crowd cheered the lively, fast game.
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Yannigans
Colonel Dovey
Dovey
Joe Kelley
Gus Corner
Lindaman
Gus
Flaherty
Bowerman
Pfeffer
Jake Boukes
Jake
Ferguson
Bill Dahlen
Graham
Doc
AB E. Hoffman
Bae
Roultes
Paremanne O
Seeees
C Sence
Wee Mouue
Adle
Cardesios
Oreenna
BH. PO
Atego Lech
Seer Brown
R. F
Kelley
McGann
Ritchie
Steer Wees
Dahlen
Sweeney
Sb Dewees
A Dorner
Seers
Young
Dorner
Linda
Boukes
Edwards
Doves Reach for Infield Edge with New Third Sacker
William J. Sweeney, 5 feet 11.5 inches, 175 pounds, joins the Doves as likely third baseman. Described as cheerful, improving condition, and a favorite among teammates, he is expected to patrol the hot corner this season.
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DOVES
William J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Harvard Soccer Beats Columbia 1 0 in Milnes Cup Match
Harvard defeats Columbia 1 0 at South Field in the intercollegiate Milnes cup series. The lone goal came on a fumble by Columbia goalie J Tallant after a tight, disputed struggle.
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New York
Columbia
Harvard
South Field
Crimson
Pennsylvania
J. Tallant
Doves Roost In Atlanta Preview Giants Season
Pegs from the Doves' Roost in Atlanta report Gus Dorner rests after a siege and the squad competes for spots. Frank Bowerman laughs off Boston Giants clash while Harry Hoffman shows power at bat. Five outfield candidates compete, with four likely to be kept as rain gives Colonel Dovey a break.
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Atlanta, GA
Gus Dorner
Dorner
Yale Opens Baseball Season After Delays in New Haven
Yale is set to play Manhattan this afternoon in New Haven after two aborted starts. The field is in top condition and outdoor practice has reshaped the lineup with Williams replacing injured Logan at third base while Cushman challenges Williams for the position.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Manhattan
Logan
Williams
Trevor Cushman
Winchester
Mass
Perry offers challenge to Furniture League double bowlers
In a letter to the Sporting Editor Fred Perry of the Clifford-Black team declares he and Mr. Kenney are ready to bowl the winners of any Furniture League two-man matches on any terms set by the challengers. He signs the plea with respect.
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Boston Post
Kenney
Clifford- Black
Fred Perry
Breezy notes on the Memphis game in Boston lineup
In Memphis on March 27 Boston players Gessler McConnell McHale Lord and Thoney are favored to start and Thoney may play tomorrow while Carlisle shows speed and Bullet Jack fades. Cicotte pitches the knuckle ball to satisfy fans as McGuire manages a fast young squad keeping Morgan and Burchell for a stronger Saint Louis and Saturday crowd.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gessler
McConnell
McHale
Lord
Thoney
Boston
Carlisle
Cravath
Memphis AB
Collins
McKenna
Donahue
Cox
Carey
Redmond
Sent
Vogel
Oo Owens
N Garrity
Chappelle
Harris
Boston Peereeeenee
Carrigan
Gess
Waglanb
Wagner
Phue
Cicotte
Garrity
O' Leary
New World's Pin Record Set by Noddle Nine in Boston
Noddle candle pin team of the Greater Boston league set a world team single record and a new team total in a match at Noddle alleys. The second string posted 569, surpassing the Somerset and McCarthy mark, with a 1582 total for Noddle.
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Noddle
Greater Boston
Somerset
McCarthy
Carlaba
Baldwin
Fitzgerald
Sullivan
Forster
Goodwin
Crosby
Walsh
Meldin
Clancy
Burns
Lexington score line shows Washington and Lee loss to Amherst
At Lexington Virginia Amherst College defeated Washington and Lee University by ten to one in a notable college athletics score, reflecting a lopsided outcome in the matchup.
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Lexington
Ambherst College
Washington and Lee University
Winning Streak Is Unbroken In Memphis
Slow work by the Red Sox and baserunning errors gave Memphis recruits a tough five innings before a new pitcher halted the rally. Boston then tightened hitting and pulled away, wearing down the Memphis outfield by the eighth inning.
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Memphis
Tenn
Red Sox
McGuire
Babb
Memphians
Red Sox Rally Past Memphis With Gessler Power
Boston edges Memphis 5 to 2 as McConnell shines at bat and on the bases. Gessler drives in key runs, Unglaub and Wagner struggle at times, while Cicotte holds Memphis scoreless in the last four innings. The team heads to Louisville for weekend games with Detroit awaiting next.
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Wagner
Unglaub
Harris
Boston
Cicotte
Memphis
Redmond
Vogel
Garrity
Bill Donahue
Collins
McConnell
Gessler
Pat Donahue
Tech hare and hounds run at Wellesley this afternoon
Wellesley hosts the annual tech hare and hounds run drawing a large crowd. Captain J N Stephenson of ’09 will lead the chase on a six mile course as the event draws jokes from previous years when women laid a false trail.
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Wellesley
Tech
J. N. Stephenson
Baseball Results From South and East
Baseball results show Buffalo over Columbia 5 to 2 in Columbia South Carolina. Atlanta defeats New York 4 to 2 in Atlanta. Philadelphia beats Charleston 5 to 0 in Charleston. Toronto defeats Virginia 9 to 3 in Charlottesville.
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Columbia
S. C
Buffalo
South Atlantic
Atlanta
New York
Charleston
Philadelphia
Charlottesville
Toronto
University of Virginia
Rubio wins Grand National at Liverpool under 66 to 1 odds
Major F Douglas-Pennant's Rubio, an aged chestnut gelding by Star Ruby out of La Toquera, won the Grand National handicap of 3000 sovereigns at four miles and 856 yards. Rubio, imported from America, had been bought for 90 dollars after breaking down and later revived his jumping as he claimed the chase title amid long odds.
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Liverpool
Major F. Douglas-Pennant
Rubio
Star Ruby
America
Interscholastic league meets and school teams preview
The Interscholastic league meets Monday to act on Captain Sharry of Somerville ineligible for rough play last fall. Sharry leads Somerville in football and baseball, reinstatement matters. Cambridge and Wakefield high schools field strong lineups with candidates for outfield and pitching roles. Monday marks first practice for schoolboy crew on the Charles River ahead of a crowded regatta featuring Stone, Dorchester, and Mechanic Arts.
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Sharry
Somerville
Rindge Manual Training School
Wakefield High School
Frank Harrington
Charles River
Stone School
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts
Notable Fights and Fighters Stir Local and Paris Boxing Scene
The article recalls Walter Stanton, a New York pug, stirring Paris papers after victories over several notable opponents. It notes training camps for Jimmy Walsh, Albert Delmont, and other boxers, plus upcoming bouts featuring John L. Sullivan's legacy and later fights like Packey McFarland versus Jimmy Britt, with venues and dates hinted.
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Walter Stanton
New York
Bill Papke
Armory Club
Walter
Paree
Paris
Hugo Kelly
Harry Lewis
Willie Lewis
Jack Twin Sullivan
Jim Donovan
Joe Thomas
Bunk
Sam McVey
Jeffries
Yamasso Burns
Northboro
Jimmy Walsh
Larry Temple
Eddie Curtis
Johnny Sheehan
Albert Delmont
Ashton
R. C
Kid Manning
Rhode Island
Mike Grady
Walsh
Delmont
America
John I, Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Foward
Gladiators
Jim Corbett
Packey McFarland
Jimmy Britt
Colma
Honey Mellody
Unk Russell
National A. C
Philadelphia
Johnny Conlon
Chicago Bantam
Willie Schumacher
Peoria
Ill
Joe Walcott
Charley
Schenectady
N. Y
HM. G. G
John L. Sullivan
Smith Beats Campbell In C Class Billiards Duel
In the 39th C class amateur billiard tourney at the Hub Palace last night Smith defeated Campbell 150 to 188. Ner ran defeated M. Parker 35 to 3L in the three cushion handicap game.
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Hub Palace
Smith
Campbell
Nerran
M. Parker
Bedell and Taylor Set for Key Park Square Match Race
Tonight at Park Square rink Joan Bedell of New York faces Major Taylor of Worcester in a best two of three half mile sprint. A win could elevate Bedell to world wide status while Taylor eyes future contracts abroad or in Salt Lake City. Other pros contest a one mile handicap and a one hour open race as Park Square opens its season.
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John Bedell
New York
Major Taylor
Park Square Track
Park Square
Joan Bedell
Worcester
Bedell
Europe
Taylor
Salt Lake City
Paris
Boston Athlete Burn's New England Fame Echoed
Alfred J. Burn, once undisputed amateur champion, sent in by the Boston Athletic Association for a 25 mile course try, has earned lasting praise from Boston experts for his past New England records and Manitoba six mile mark. Noble and Greenough track meet draws junior interest with Billy Mandell and Mark Noble dueling in sprint events and Williams College hires Paul Potter as coach with a history of producing champions.
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Alfred J. Burn
George V. Brown
Boston Athletic Association
Burn
Boston
New England
Bennie’ Osthues
Huntington Avenue
Jimmy Lee
Manitoba
Noble & Greenough School
John F. Mahan
Tech
Jimmy Mandell
Mark Noble
Stone
Volkmann
Mechanics
Noble
Greenough
Ford
Sigourney
Lyman
Mosley Taylor
Williams College
Paul Potter
Worcester
Williams
Potter
Worcester High School
Colgate University
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Rex Distilling Co
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