Heps Lose to Phillies in Thin Ninth Inning Thriller
Philadelphia edged Boston by 6 to 5 after a tense ninth inning, with Titus homering and Sweeney, Magee, Knabe, and Lobert delivering key hits. Tyler started for Boston, Brennan pitched for Philadelphia, and a late rally by Boston fell short before 5000 frenzied spectators.
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Rough water cancels schoolboy crews practice
Conditions were poor for rowing as strong downstream wind created heavy chop and whitecaps. Brookline High Rindge M T S and Boston Latin squads were kept from practice, with Thursday set for their next session.
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Greer
Graney
Keays
Brookline High
Rindge M. T. S
Boston Latin
Hyde Park High Defeats Wellesley 10 To 6 In Interscholastic Game
Hyde Park High School defeated Wellesley High 10 to 6 in a Nor folk Interscholastic league baseball game played yesterday afternoon in Wellesley. Thompson led Hyde Park with two runs and Cunningham drove in a run on a double.
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Hyde Park High School
Norfolk
Wellesley High
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O Wright
Malhen
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Kanan
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Clap Hackley
Coleman
Rob’son
Babcock
Hyde Park H. S
Wellesley H. S
Thompson
McKenna
Hockley
Robertson
Cunningham
Tailby
Keefe
Swift
Wakefield High Beats Commerce in 13 to 7 Win
Wakefield High defeated Commerce High 13 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Wakefield Common. Horrigan and Holmberg led Wakefield with multiple hits as W H S collected 13 runs, while Commerce managed 7. Attendance reached 300 with Umpire Harrington presiding.
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Wakefield Common
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A.B. Horrigan
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Stockemer
Anderson
Sullivan
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Donovan
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O‘ Kennedy
Oram
Lunden
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Horrigan
Holmberg
W. McKie
F. McKie
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Kennedy
Jussean
McKie
Plichen
Harrington
Shrubbs Favored Over Cameron in 12 Mile Arena Race
Al Shrubb a 2-1 favorite over Fred Cameron in a 12 mile Arena race, B A A Marathon champion of 1910. Briton Cameron after Queal defeat seen as dark horse. Canadians back Shrubb while both men train hard for what may be the Hub’s greatest professional long distance contest.
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al Shrubb
Fred Cameron
Billy Queal
Cameron
Shrubb
Queal
Charlesbank
Giants Rally In Ninth For Victory Over Brooklyn
New York beats Brooklyn 5 to 4 in a ninth inning comeback after many lineup changes. Key hits include Snodgrass Bridwell Tooley Hummel Wheat and two stolen bases by Devore Murray Merkle Becker and Wheat. Wiltse earned the win for New York with eight strikeouts in a four scoreless innings and Crandall Knetzer Schardt also worked.
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New York
Devlin
Erwin
Schardt
Knetzer
Dow Cope
Sas
Wes
Snodgrass
Bridwell
Tooley
Hummel
Wheat
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Murray
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Becker
Doyle
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Glidden tour pathfinders push into Canada amid praise
The Glidden tour pathfinders led by Chairman Butler crossed into Canada while the Stevens Duryea pilot car ran smoothly. Trials on Long Island show Grant in No 18 reaching 107.1 mph on a half mile, with subsequent runs around 105.8 mph. Campbell reports strong support for a Boston charity drive for blind and crippled children.
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Canada
Stevens-Duryea
Harry Grant
Indianapolis
Long Island Motor Parkway
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Chester I. Campbell
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Boston
Dartmouth Beats Lafayette 5–0 In Baseball
Dartmouth defeated Lafayette 5 to 0 in Hanover. Highlights include Steen two bases scoring two, Daley homer and two RBIs, and Ekstrom striking out 12 while allowing three hits. Fager and Keeler starred for Lafayette with eight and four strikeouts respectively.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Baseball Today
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Daley
Ekstrom
Fager
Keeler
Heckstrom
Lavayette
Aitschuld
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Scott
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Navy Wrestlers Vie for Navy Championship at Columbia
Sailor Levell of the Virginia and Sullivan of Rhode Island meet as the United States Navy heavyweight champion contenders at Columbia tonight. Levell has swept his fleet rivals while Sullivan is among New York’s top wrestlers. Boston fans expect a hard, bloodless finish as both sides back their man to claim undisputed navy bragging rights.
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Columbia
Levels
Virginia
Sullivan
Rhode Island
United States Navy
Levell
Philadelphia
New York
Local baseball scores from twinbill and multicity games
In a set of short games Atlanta defeated Memphis 4 to 1 in the first game while Memphis won the second 2 to 1. Montgomery beat Mobile 6 to 4 in the first game but Mobile won the second 8 to 1 in five innings due to darkness. Nashville routed Chattanooga 8 to 0 and New Orleans edged Birmingham 7 to 6.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
Neshville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Redmond
Moore
Chief Wilkie Sets Half Mile Speed Record at Met Driving Club Meet
Chief Wilkie driven by W J McDonald broke his own half mile record by 2.12 seconds with a 1 00 1 2 time as wind gusts pounded the Charles River Speedway. The Metropolitan Driving Club card featured close heats across classes A to K with multiple placings and strong performances from Chester Bay Elmwood Fred Mack Nance Oldfield Margate and Lady Pinewood among others.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Driving Club
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Scanlon
Moran Defeats Brock In Ten Round Canton Fight
English lightweight Owen Moran won a decision over Phil Brock of Cleveland in Canton Ohio in a ten round bout Moran dominated after the first round with Moran landing a sharp blow in the sixth that Brock claimed as a foul but was ruled legal.
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Ohio
Owen Moran
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Moran
Brock
Morris Defeats Maxson in Three Rounds at Brown's Gym
Andy Morris of Boston defeats Dummy Maxson of New York in three rounds at Brown's gymnasium. Maxson twice hit the canvas in the second round and could not withstand Morris's punishing body punching.
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New York
Andy Morris
Boston
Dummy Maxson
Brown's Gymnasium
Maxson
Morris
Brockton Beats New Bedford 7 1 Behind Sweeney's Shine
New Bedford failed to solve Sweeney on the mound as Brockton rolled to a 7 to 1 win in Brockton New England. Connaughton starred with four hits in five plate appearances leading the offense.
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New Bedford
Sweeney
Connaughton
Lowell Beats Lawrence In Heavy Batting Game
Lowell defeated Lawrence 17 to 5 in a game noted for 18 hits, seven doubles and two home runs by Lowell. Both teams used two pitchers as fielding remained sharp and hits were clean throughout the 2 hour 16 minute contest.
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O’rourke
Huston
Breymaier
G Sheridan
Ol Luyster
Yount
O’brien
AOL
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Magee
Fluharty
Wright
U Huston
Sheridan
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O'Rourke
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Layster
Flaharty
Kennedy
Maxwell
South Boston High Triumphs Over Brighton 10–5 in City Ballgame
South Boston High defeated Brighton High at M Street Grounds yesterday afternoon by a 10 to 5 score. Thornton starred for South Boston while Genter contributed well for Brighton as detailed box scores note Kane Grant Thornton and ONeill among key players. Attendance was 300 with Farrel umpiring and 50 minute game time.
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M Street Grounds
South Boston
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Genter
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Boston High
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Donald
Connell
Neil
LSS
Sele
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Geary
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Kane
J. Grant
Brodie
Finegan
McDonald
O'Neil
O’neil
Quincy High Defeats Arlington High in Afternoon Clash
Quincy High beat Arlington High 10 to 4 on the playground. Quincy batted Reycroft hard and benefited from loose Arlington fielding to score freely. Hill and H Chapman led the offense driving in most runs.
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Quincy High
Quincy
Reycroft
Will. Hill
H. Chapman
Br. Manning
Trainor
Pfaffman
Parris
Pman
Blair
OrhLow
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Hadley
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Ross
Blackmur
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Ore
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Gilbert
Rindge Nips Newton High In Minor League Hoops Tilt
Rindge M T S defeated Newton High 8 to 4 on the Claflin Meld grounds in Newtonville yesterday afternoon. Fitzgerald shined on the mound while Newton’s errors doomed the home nine. High two-base hits marked the contest as Rindge built a convincing lead and held on for the victory.
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Rindge M. T. S
Newton High
Claflin
Newtonville
Fitzgerald
Newton
Worcester Triumphs Over Fall River In Tumultuous Game
Worcester defeated Fall River 12 to 6 in Worcester on May 2, with heavy hitting and a disputeful scene. Wormwood was ejected in the third inning after arguing with the umpire, and Fall River manager John O'Brien was removed after protesting in street clothes, requiring police to remove both managers.
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Senators
Yerkes
Nunamaker
RED Sox
Worcester
Fall River
Wormwood
John O’brien
Duck and Candle Tournament Opens in Lowell
The National Duck Pin and Candle Pin Bowling Congress tournament begins at Crescent Alleys on Hurd Street and runs through May 10. Miah Murray's quintet opened the event as Boston bowls posted high scores including a five-man team total of 1482 and Poehler Martel two-man pair scoring 661. Corcoran McKee from Murray's trailed in several events with 528 in two-man, 920 combined three-man total, and Poehler 308 in the individual class. All contestants are from Boston.
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Lowell
Crescent
Hurd Street
Miah Murray
Boston
Poehler
Martel
Corcoran
McKee
Murray
Redmond, Moore Fight Ends With Pal Moore Victory
Pal Moore of Philadelphia dominated Jack Redmond of Milwaukee in a one sided twelve round match at the Armory A A. Referee Moffitt Flaherty ruled Moore the winner amid general approval. The preliminaries featured Sulivan stopping Scanlan Mack beating Stickney Eldredge defeating Hickey and more. Next week Baldwin and Moore meet in the main bout.
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Philadelphia
Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
Armory A. A
Geese
Moffitt Flaherty
Moore
Redmond
Nelson
Pal
Cream City
Jimmy Sullivan
South End
Young Scanlan
Cambridge
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Mike Stickney
Navy
Mack
Stickney
Everett Eldredge
Winthrop
Bert Hickey
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Hidredge
Matty Baldwin
Pat Moore
Teddy Murphy
West End
Max Kramer
Roxbury
Harry Kelley
Mark Kelley
Billy Morrow
U. S. S. Rhode Island
Charley Austin
Hogan
Knaupp Sold to New Orleans Club from Cleveland
Henry Knaupp, the Cleveland shortstop, was sold today to the New Orleans Club of the Southern League in a move that shifts the lineup for the season. The sale transfers ownership of the player from the American League team to the Southern League club.
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Henry Knaupp
New Orleans
Southern League
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