Indians Watch Red Sox Victory in Yuma Exhibition
In Yuma Arizona March 27 real Indians watched the Red Sox defeat the local team 17 to 5 in a spring exhibition. Boston had 31 base hits as Yuma fielded few reliable players, Troop A patrolled the border, and managers ferried a reporter into the game. Hooper Lewis Speaker Williams Mahoney and Purtell led the Red Sox attack.
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Detroit Colt slips past Dallas in 2 0 win
Detroit Colt team defeated Dallas today 2 to 0. Willet pitched the entire nine innings for Donovan's squad and was never in trouble.
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Texas
Detroit Colt
Willet
Donovan
Yannigans Hand Nevada Easy Loss in Reno
The University of Nevada team hosted the Boston American Yannigans in Reno on March 27 and lost 14 to 4 in a loose, uninteresting game. The Yannigans dominated early with a string of runs and held Nevada scoreless through much of the contest.
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University of Nevada
Sherbrookes to face Victorians in Boston arena clash
The Sherbrookes visit the Boston Hockey Club to meet the Victorians in an international ice contest at the Boston Arena. The Sherbrookes impressed earlier this winter and could have defeated the home team with more time. The game will be three 20 minute periods as both sides are in good shape for the long session.
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South Atlantic Team Falls to Nationals 10 0
Charleston in the South Atlantic league lost to the Philadelphia Nationals 10 0 in the first of a two game series. The score reflected a decisive setback for the local club in front of home fans.
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S&s. C
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Memphis Triumphs Over Detroit 4 3 in Tight Baseball Win
Memphis beat Detroit 4 to 3 in a tense game. The win improves Memphis's record as both teams traded runs and the contest stayed close throughout.
Nationals Second Team blanked Virginia League 9 to 0
The Philadelphia Nationals second team defeated the Lynchburg based Virginia league squad 9 to 0 in a one sided contest played in Lynchburg Virginia on March 27.
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Philadelphia Nationals
New York Americans Edge Atlanta Southern Leaguers 10 8
The New York Americans defeated the Atlanta Southern Leaguers 10 to 8 in a hard fought game played in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
New York Americans
Quincy Rowing Club suspends boxing bouts after police talks
After a conference with Chief of Police Frank E Burrill officials of the Quincy Rowing Association announced that boxing bouts at the club will be discontinued for the present.
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Frank E. Burrill
Quincy Rowing Association
Rainy day delays Hep training and Boston game
Augusta Ga March 27 dull day at Hep training camp as rain left grounds soggy stopping practice and making a game impossible. President Russell received word from President Noyes of the Washington club that the April 7 game with Boston would be called off because the grandstand in Washington will not be ready for opening day on April 12.
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Noyes
Washington Club
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First Team Journeys to Lynchburg for Apr 7 8 Games
The squad travels from Norfolk to Lynchburg on April 6 and will play there on April 7 and 8. Morning practice is light as ground remains wet from Sunday rain, delaying the afternoon session. A secret meeting among Russell, Tenney, and Kelley ended with a “nothing doing” sign and talks of signing Graham and Ferguson. The Y M C A hosted a reception for players and visiting reporters that evening.
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Lynchburg
Tenney
Russell
Peter Kelley
Graham
Ferguson
Boston
Cambridge Latin Crew Seeks Championship as Spring Trials Begin
Cambridge Latin's speed crew shows bright prospects with return of three from last year's eight and strong bench. Captain Coleman resumes No 8, Johnny Baker stars at stroke, Hannigan set to return, with bow seat hotly contested between Harrington and Flynn. Second crew also competitive with five coxswains vying. Training includes gym work thrice weekly, aiming for early April water sessions, weather permitting, and awaiting boathouse solution.
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Cambridge Latin
Coleman
No. 8
Johnny Baker
Hannigan
No. 2
Harrington
Flynn
Sullivan
Romar A. A. Team Prepares for Key New England Battles
The Romar A. A. baseball squad of Roxbury defends its amateur state title with a strengthened lineup and a schedule targeting top amateur and semi pro clubs in New England. They seek guaranteed games for April 19 with teams including Hopedale Fisher ville Newport Hyannis Wareham and Woonsocket Independents, via Thomas F. Hogan of Roxbury.
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Roxbury
New England
Hopedale
Fisherville
Newport
Hyannis
Wareham
Woonsocket
Thomas F. Hogan
Rockland Street
New York National Second Upsets Austin League Team 6 to 4
The New York National second team defeated the Austin league team in a Texas game, scoring six to four. The contest took place in Austin on March 27 and featured close play from both sides.
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Austin
Texas
Horne Wins Fast Six-Round Bout At American Athletic Club
In Philadelphia on March 27 Horne defeated Joe Heffernan in a six round bout at the American Athletic Club. Horne secured a decisive popular decision in a fast paced match.
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Philadelphia
Penn
American Athletic Club
Tonsee Horne
Joe Heffernan
Sapulpa Prepares for Morris Schreck Fight Like Reno
Sapulpa Oklahoma hosts the Morris Schreck bout with 12 600 seats filled tickets range eight to ten dollars. The match starts at four tomorrow and runs 165 rounds with betting favored Morris four to one and even money Schreck scores a first round count.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Reno
Carl Morris
Mike Schreck
Morris
Schreck
Knockout for Young Dyson in New Bedford bout
Young Dyson defeated Kid Murphy of New Haven by knockout in the ninth of a scheduled 12 round bout at the New Bedford Athletic Club. Murphy claimed a low blow but the referee ruled Dyson winner as doctors found no foul.
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New Bedford
Dyson
Kid Murphy
New Haven
New Bedford Athletic Club
Murphy
Downey
Auto Races Start Today at Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville Fla March 27 Everything is in readiness for the automobile speed carnival at Atlantic Beach postponed to tomorrow due to rain Good weather tonight leaves the course in excellent condition The feature event is the world record trials for one mile open to all cars with a flying start for a $1000 prize and the speed king crown if the 27.33 second record by Barney Oldfield falls.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic Beach
Barney Oldfield
Harvard Men On Gridiron Open First Practice Session
Twenty one players reported for Harvard football practice on Soldiers Field with only two H men. Head Coach Haughton and Captain Bob Fisher directed a light first session featuring running and kicking as players then played a brief game of soccer football in which the coach participated.
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Harvard
Haughton
Bob Fisher
Harvard Varsity Crew to Compete in Henley Regatta
Captain Cutler announced the Harvard varsity second eight will again race in the Henley regatta on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia Saturday May 27. The first eight will duel in the Stewards' challenge cup and the junior collegiate eight for the New England challenge cup.
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Harvard
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Hummel's Three-Based Hit Wins Ninth Inning Game
Hummel delivered a three-base hit in the ninth inning driving Daubert home for the decisive run as Chattanooga defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a tense late rally. Daubert scored from first on the hit to seal the win.
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Tenn
Hummel
Daubert
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Americans Defeat Columbia in 7 3 Victory
In Columbia South Carolina on March 37 the Philadelphia Americans beat Columbia 7 to 3. Lord and Baker hit home runs for the visitors.
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Columbia
S. C
Philadelphia Americans
Lord and Baker
Murphy picks Connell for greatest American miler
Mike Murphy touts Tommy Connell as the greatest amateur miler, noting Connell's world record of 4 15 8 5 and believing the mark could be lowered. The piece also discusses clubs in Boston, local meets, and upcoming championships, with references to Harvard Yale and British varsities.
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Mike Murphy
Tommy Connelf
Tom
Conner
Murphy
Numerous Local Athletic Entries Advertised Across City Clubs
The notice lists entry dates for several events including the Cathedral 10-mile cross-country run on April 10 and the Acme A A 10-mile cross-country run, with contact addresses at N. J. O'Donnell and the Acme Athletic Association Jamaica Plain. It mentions wrestling results in Baltimore between Americus and Doc Roller and a historic inquiry about a bout between Al Kaufman and Jack Johnson in San Francisco.
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Enanst
Boston
Americus
Doc Roller
Baltimore
Roller
John L. Sullivan
al Kaufman
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Cathedral
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Classy Bout Carded at Armory Tonight
The Armory Club hosts a balanced program with Buck Crouse vs Frank Perron and Ed die Murphy vs Paul Kohler in the main bout. Philadelphia’s Tommy O Keefe meets Johnny Glover, while Young Willetts and Mark Conley open the show. Kohler eyes Packey McFarland next week and Langford McVey clash is postponed to April Fool night.
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Armory Club
Buck Crouse
Pittsburg
Frank Perron
Eddie Murphy
Packey McFarland
Paul Kohler
Cleveland
Kohler
Middle West
Murphy
Tommy O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Johnny Glover
Peppery Kid
South Boston
Young Willetts
Fall River
Mark Conley
Akron
Sam _ Langford
Sam McVey
Paris
Riverside Boat Club Bouts End After 1 A.M. Results Listed
An amateur boxing tournament at the Riverside Boat Club produced a long night of finals. Kiddie Moynihan defeated Joe Falvey in the 105-pound class while James Flannagan beat Joe Vareus in the 115-pound division. Elie Wallie won the 125-pound class over George Brooks, and Andrew Gallagher was awarded the 135-pound bout after Wiggin was injured earlier.
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Riverside Boat Club
Kiddie Moynihan
Joe Falvey
James Flannagan
Joe Vareus
Elie Wallie
George Brooks
Andrew Gallagher
Wiggin
Too Cold to Play in Cincinnati Games
Cold weather forces the Louisville Americans and Cincinnati Nationals to call off scheduled games today and tomorrow in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Louisville American Association
Cincinnati Nationals
Yankees Triumph Over Richmond Nine In Rain-Shortened Tilt
New York Americans defeated the Richmond league team 10 to 6 in Richmond Virginia. The game was called in the eighth inning because of rain.
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Richmond
New York Americans
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