Rob Roy Rises to Announce He Still Lives
A San Francisco dispatch from April recounts Rob Roy Jeffries and his camp near Santa Cruz. Reporter Young Chief Sam interprets. Jeffries trains under Tex Rickard and Sam Berger, with rumors of overweight concerns dispelled after recent workouts.
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Going the Long Route Hurts the Boxing Game
Boxing debate grows in California as Friday night deaths renew calls to curb long bouts. The piece warns of repeated accidents, advocates sport reform, and notes Nelson’s appearance while outlining local matchups and upcoming heavy contests.
Week of school baseball schedule with multiple matchups
This week lists numerous high school and college baseball games across Massachusetts. Matches include Dorchester High versus Rindge M T S at Dunbar, Harvard freshmen against Groton at Groton, Roxbury Latin versus Newton High at Newton, and many others through Friday Saturday with a Yale freshmen versus Penn freshmen at New Haven and Boston College High confronting Concord High at Concord.
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School Teams Begin To Show Their True Form
One month into the school baseball season and Everett High leads the Suburban league with seven straight wins under coach O'Donnell. Boston High School league favorite is the High School of Commerce, while Somerville, Dorchester, Rindge, and English High show varied progress as interscholastic play advances with key matchups planned across several venues.
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Quakers Beat Albany Team 8 to 2 in Exhibition Clash
The Philadelphia National League squad defeated the Albany State League Club 8 to 2 in an exhibition game before a large crowd in Albany, N Y played May 1.
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Utica State League Beats New York Americans 2 to 1
In Utica on May 1 the Utica State league team defeated the New York Americans 2 to 1 as major leaguers struggled with local pitching.
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Giants Substitutes Defeat Troy 11 to 3
A substitutes team from the New York Nationals beat Troy in Troy New York by 11 runs to 3 in today’s game. The win enhances the visitors standing as they played through the afternoon.
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Northern Invasion: Virginia Baseball Set for Northeastern Tour
The University of Virginia baseball team travels north this week with a schedule at Harvard on Wednesday Holy Cross on Thursday and Yale on Friday. The trip pits UVA against strong Northeast programs and tests the team on consecutive dates in the region.
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Springfield Triumph Over New Haven 5 3
In a league clash Springfield defeated New Haven 5 to 3. The game featured strong pitching from Springfield and timely hits to secure the win. Network coverage noted the showdown as a key early-season matchup with potential title implications.
Ty Cobb bets on fair umpire calls and college team plans
The record notes Buffalo beats Providence 2 to 0 in 12 innings while Newark defeats Toronto 4 to 3 in 0 innings. It mentions Dave Fultz assembling a fast baseball squad at Columbia University and Ty Cobb offering to bet he will not be chased by an umpire this year, with Cobb promising to be very good.
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The Real Dope From Our Rowarderian Correspondent
A Westover based correspondent delivers a column titled The Real Dope From Our Rowarderian Correspondent expressing local views and narrative on current affairs in clipped prose with a wry tone.
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Harvard Batting Slumps Across Five Games This Week
Harvard baseball shows weak stickwork with eight safeties and one run in two latest games, totaling 36 hits in five games. Captain Lanigan has only one hit in 22 at bats, while Hicks leads in batting with .833 and Potter at .353. Upcoming schedule brings Holy Cross at Cambridge, Holy Cross at home, and Virginia at Soldiers Field.
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College Baseball Week Schedule Across Campus Venues
A week of college baseball lists matchups by day. Dartmouth faces Vermont in Hanover today. Harvard meets Holy Cross in Cambridge and Tufts plays Vermont in Medford tomorrow. Games run Wednesday through Saturday with Harvard Holy Cross in Worcester and Crosstown clashes at New Haven Ithaca Providence and Williams Town.
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Baseball Notes Phillies Open 1910 Season in South End
Charley Doolin and his Phillies debut 1910 at the South End while the Doves limp on baserunning and the Red Sox avoid risk. Patsy Donovan’s Nationals swing strong in D.C. but run output lagged. Augusta Chamber seeks a combined Phillies and Doves training camp but local sparring persists at John Dovey’s yard. Wheat shines for Brooklyn with a .804 batting mark last season across 26 games.
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Naps Win In Eleventh To Take Two Of Series
Cleveland finally landed a victory in St Louis after eleven innings as Lord Bradley and Perring delivered consecutive hits in the 11th to beat the Browns. The series featured strong batting and field play with the Dodgers and Phillies mentioned in passing as the teams head toward June.
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Nelson Eyes Return Fight With Wolgast In Comeback Bid
Battler Nelson, arriving in Boston from New York with a valet and trunks, set a week at the Columbia with sparring partners Kid MacDonald and Maxey Baker. In a New York interview he declares a campaign to force Ad Wolgast into a return match, offering three wagers including $11,000 on the line and bets that Wolgast cannot KO him in two rounds.
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American A. C. Boxing Show Promises Strong Card
The American Athletic Club will stage a strong boxing show at this week's meeting. The wind up features Tim Sullivan vs Henry Hart. Four other bouts are scheduled, one six rounds and three limited to eight rounds.
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