Pillsbury Beats Chess Champion of World in Cambridge Springs
Cambridge Springs Penn May 3 The international masters tournament featured American Harry N Pillsbury defeating world champion Emanuel Lasker in a Queen's Gambit Declined variation. Barry drew with Mieses after 47 moves, ending a string of losses for Pillsbury as Janowski led with victories over Tschigorin Marshall and Teichmann. Tomorrow is a rest day as all games so far concluded.
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Penn
Dr. Lasker
Harry N. Pillsbury
Bosn
St. Petersburg
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Janowski
Tschigcorin
Marshall
Teichmann
Lawrence
Napier
Mieses
Showalter
Delmar
Pillsbury
Fox
Schlechter
Marco
Hodges
Haghey-Byers Bout Ends In Draw In Maine
In Portland, May 8, Charney Haghey of Lowell and George Byers of Boston fought twelve rounds to a draw after agreeing to be declared even if both stayed upright. The bout was largely tame with little fighting, though early exchanges pleased a large crowd. A burlesque between Cyclone Robinson and Tornado Bill Dunning provided the sensational moment, ending with a postfight flare as Dunning insulted the referee and Robinson fled.
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Portland
Charney Haghey
Lowell
George Byers
Boston
Cyclone Robinson
Providence
Bill Dunning
Sheehan
Dunning
Robinson
Harvard Juniors Defeat Freshmen In Lacrosse Final
The Harvard Juniors beat the Freshmen 7 to 0 on Soldiers Field to win the interclass lacrosse championship series in the final game yesterday afternoon.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Stanley Gets Release Notice From Boston Club
After yesterday's South End game Joe Stanley the Boston National outfielder received a 14 day release notice for poor hitting. Cannell stays on the roster and if his batting improves he will play left field. If not Carney shifts to right field. Stanley came from New Orleans club and had signed with New Orleans before Boston. New Orleans seeks his return but he must settle with the National Association of minor leagues before any minor league club can sign him.
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South End
Joe Stanley
Boston National
Stanley
Cannell
Carney
New Orleans
Boston
National Association of Minor Leagues
Baseball Teams Visit Majestic For Ward and Vokes Show
Boston Americans and Philadelphia team members accepted an invitation from A. L. Wilbur and Hap Ward to attend Ward and Vokes' "A Pair of Pinks" at the Majestic Theatre tomorrow evening. Lower boxes reserved for the two teams, with the company planning an enjoyable visit.
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A. L. Wilbur
Starr
Boston Autoisi to Race in N Y Meant to Be 15 Mile Match
Rome New York May 3 W J Morgan of New York in town to arrange an automobile match between S B Stevens of Boston and H L Bowden of Boston both record breakers at Ormond Beach last winter The race will be a 15 mile course at Old Orchard Beach Maine in July.
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N. Y
W. J. Morgan
New York
S. B. Stevens
H. L. Bowden
Boston
Ormond Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Mei
O Brien Seeks Title Contender Match With Ryan
Philadelphia boxer Jack O'Brien pushes for middleweight title contention facing Tomm Byes and challenges champion Ryan at 158 pounds. O'Brien cites recent wins over Mike Schreck Jack Sullivan and Kid Carter and proposes a 20 round bout in San Francisco with a forfeit to prove earnestness. Endorsed by pundits, the piece notes boxing culture includes former champions like Frank Erne turning to other ventures.
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Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Tomm Byes
O’brien
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Jackullivan
Boston
Carter
Ryan
Spyteny
San Francisco
al Smith
Aloon
Frank Erne
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Erie
Jimmy Briggs
Gloucester
Kid Thomas
Gloucester A. C
Chelsea
Thomas
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Kids
BE. F. Goodwin
Balttimore World
Hudson A. C
J. M
Gibson or Young to pitch as Giants face Wad dell clash
Gibson or Young will start for Collins today while Plank is Connie Mack's choice to oppose Wad dell tomorrow. Victor Willis aims to beat the Giants this afternoon at the South End as McGraw mulls his pitching plan after yesterday's loss.
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Plank
Connie Mack
Waddell
Victor Willis
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McGraw
McGinnity
Iron Man
P. Moran
Buckenberger
Devlin
Geler
Delehanty
Bresnahan
Pittinger
Batty
Grand Stand
Columbus Avenue
O. T. Carlson
Watson Street
City
Warren Baseball Club
Dorchester
Tr Ff McGarthy
Pierce Avenue
Neponset
Freddie Parent
Pittsburg
Henley
Athletics
Dwyer
Warelecu
Abdall
Ee Weber
Louis m
John T. Kelley
Ben Teal
New York
Somerville Second Team Defeats Tufts Nine On Broadway
Somerville second team defeated Tufts College sophomore nine 12 to 7 on Broadway. Munroe hit a three run homer in seventh after a tie at 7 7. Pitcher Munroe paced Somerville with strong pitching and fielding.
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Somerville Figs School
Tufts College
Broadway
Munroe
Somerville
Paunees
TUFTS
Po.a.e
E Curran
North
Nichols
Williams
Cameron
Merrill
Rice
Ilman
Sewall
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Hall
Wycoff
Burt
Cutler
Crise
W. Burns
Peterson
Somerville Tufts
Whitman
Harrington
Farnsworth
Boardman
Rrors
Somervill
Brighton Hs Nips Cambridge In High School Baseball
Brighton High School defeated Cambridge High 11 to 2 at Roger Park yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Woodlock struck out 11 and allowed two hits. Curley starred behind the plate. Featherstone and Curley drove in runs for Brighton, while Mullins and Winlock featured for Cambridge. Time of game about 50 minutes. Attendance around 400.
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Brighton High School
Cambridge High
Roger, Park
Brighton
Woodlock
Curley
Cambridge H
Featherstone
Sae Y
D.C Curley
Jacobs
Lonergan
Filin
Cambridge
Mullins
Winlock
Gurley
Hickey Woodlock
Lis
Pierce Winlock
Murray
Murtey
Pierce
Cunningham
Cross
Harkins
Volkmann Edges Stone's 7–6 in Chestnut Hill Showdown
Volkmann School defeated Stone's School in a stubborn contest at Chestnut Hill yesterday by 7 to 6. Captain Wadsworth made superb plays for Volkmann, while Possett pitched well for Stone's.
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Volkmann School
Stone’s School
Chestnut Hill
Wadsworth
Volkmann
Possett
Stone
Harvard Nine Defeats Second Nine on Bolsters Field
Harvard Law School nine beat the second team in a practice game on Bolsters Field by 31 to 0. Strong pitching carried the win as key players starred in an uneven scrimmage, highlighting depth in Harvard’s baseball program.
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Harvard
T School
Tufts Nine Off To Play Yale In New Haven
Tufts College baseball team left Boston for Connecticut and will face Yale in New Haven on Saturday after traveling today.
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TUFTS
YALE
Medford
Tufts College
Boston
Connecticut
New Haven
Boston Latin School Tennis Finals Set for Today
The interscholastic tennis tournament reached its semifinals yesterday on Jarvis Field with L. C. Westfall and N. W. Niles of Boston Latin School advancing to today's final rounds. A tight match featured Niles defeating J. McDonald of Browne & Nichols by steadiness.
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Jarvis Field
L. C. Westfall
N. W. Niles
Boston Latin School
Westfail
Niles
Dorchester High Tops Waltham High In 7-4 Victory
Dorchester High defeated Waltham High 7 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Dorchester. Waltham scored all in the first inning while Dorchester rallied with key plays by Ross and Taylor. Pitcher Brayley earned the win for Dorchester as Os Clapp and Murphy contributed offensively. notable defensive plays included Ross’s one hand catch.
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Dorchester High
Waltham High
Dorchester
Waltham
Brayley
Ross
Taylor
E. Ross
Lynch
Clapp
White
Doolan
Dirk
Oj Taylor
Fish
Coy
Lewis
R.f
Kearnley
Onit
Taslor
Hayes
Os Clapp
Kish
Pair
Taylor Clapp
Murphy
Builivan
Caliehan
Ofe
Rayiey
Bray
Balla A
Kearsley
Manhattan College shuts out Phillips Andover 5 to 0
Manhattan College pitcher O'Brien allowed only one hit and struck out 10 as Phillips Andover was blanked 5 to 0. Lanigan fanned 10 for Andover but was hurt by timely hits. Score by innings shows Manhattan taking a 5 run lead early. Batteries O'Brien Duff Lanigan Chapin. Umpire Clarkson. Attendance 400. Time 1b.45m.
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Manhattan College
Phillips Andover
O’brien
Lanigan
H. EB
Manhattan
Duff
Chapin
Clarkson
Boston College Grounds on Massachusetts Avenue
A fragment from a Boston scene notes activity yesterday afternoon on Massachusetts Avenue near the Boston College grounds. The readable text captures a brief moment in an urban setting with no further details available.
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Boston College
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Yale Annapolis Crew Selected For Saturday Race
Yale coaches Adams and Kennedy named the eight to race Annapolis on Severn next Saturday led by stroke Blagden with Whitney bow and cox LeBlanc. Morse is out for low scholarship. Miller moves to No.7. They sail Thursday for Annapolis and practice Friday on site.
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Conn
Adams and
Kennedy
Yale Navy
Annapolis
Severn
Blagden
Miller
Fish
Chase
H. Scott
Ferguson
Whitney
Bow
Phipps
LeBlanc
Morse
Jim Miler
Naval Academy
Scott
Yale
Shell
Sibletce at Boston Washington at New York
Leveland at Detroit Chicago at St. Louis matchup listings appear in the sports column with regional pairings and venue cues for the night’s schedule. The card highlights four games including a clash between major cities and league rivals.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Leveland
Detroit
Hicago
St. Louis
Gianna New York at Boston Bron a at Philadelphia
Unclear readable text shows teams and locations with scattered city names including New York Boston Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The fragment hints at a sports schedule or results but contains many garbled words and missing details. No definite event date score or outcome is established in the accessible text.
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Gianna
New York
Bosto Bron A
Philadelphia
U Cage
St. En
Cincinneti
Harvard Beats Exeter In 6 To 3 Baseball Thriller
Harvard defeated Phillips Exeter 6 to 3 in a May game at Harvard field. Castle allowed most of the runs, while Cook pitched steady for Exeter. Key plays featured Carr and Marshall on defense for Harvard and Anson for Exeter, with Marshall contributing at the plate and Clarkson and Matthews adding timely hits.
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New England
New Bedford
Lowell
Hooker
Burbage
Grant
Day
Exeter
N. H
Harvard
Phillips Exeter
Sases
Academy
Castle
Cook
Carr
Marshall
Anson
A. B. Carr
Kernan
R. F
Randall
Matthews
Clarkson
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Stevenson
Quigley
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College baseball features strong bats for Colby
In a May 3 game the home team Colby showcased loose play by both sides but Colby secured a win with Tirrell and Ahern delivering, plus a three-base hit by Willey. Final line shows Colby 8, Colby 6 with key hits by Hatterson-Puelay and Cowing, Hunt and Shaw, Quigley. Umpire Sturgis. Attendance 400.
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Washua
N. H
Nashua
Fall River
Harris
Jeces
Ashua
Labelle
Pastor
Carney
Soffel
Pal River
Biassachusetts
Tirrell
Ahern
Willey
Colby
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Arta Hatterson
Puelay
Cowing
Hunt
Shaw
Quigley
Sturgis
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