Grammar School league forms new six team post cup division
An executive committee meeting at Dudley School yesterday created a new six team league for the Boston Post cup, adding Bigelow Lawrence Brimmer Mather Phillips and Prescott. Several schools未 sent the required refundable $1. Paul Jones Eliot and others faced protests and penalties.
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Dudley School
Bigelow
Lawrence
Brimmer
Mather
Phillips
Prescott
Emerson
Hart
Lyman
Jefferson
Roger Walcott
Paul Jones
O’brien
Lewis
Sherwin
Pierce
Andrew
Hemenway
Chapman
Frothingham
League
Eliot School
Ellot
Washington and
Minot
O'Brien
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P. m
Harvard Defeats Colby in Five Inning Baseball at Soldiers Field
Harvard routed Colby 16 to 5 in five innings at Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. Matthews starred with two home runs a double and a single driving in seven runs as Dexter Leonard Stephenson and Taylor also contributed key hits and runs. Coombs pitched well for Colby while Harvard's batting exploded early and often building a big lead before the game ended.
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Harvard
Colby
Soldiers Field
Matthews
Crimson
Dexter
Stephenson
Coombs
McCarthy
Taylor
Bradbury
Leonard
Colby Boys
Willey
Tilton
Schoenfuss
Dwyer
Williams Triumphs Over Wesleyan in Opening Series Game
In Williams town on May 3 Williams defeated Wesleyan 14 to 3 marking a high scoring opener. Westervelt stood out for Williams with strong pitching as the home team took control early and maintained lead throughout the game.
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Williamstown
Westervelt
Williams
Boxing News and Plans at Chelsea Club Face Scrutiny
A boxing circles report questions Chelsea's matchmaking and leadership, noting erratic advance planning at the leading New England club. It cites rival clubs like Criterion A C and outlines upcoming bouts featuring Deshler, Delmont, Barrish, and Gardner with plans for future matchups and management changes.
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Chelsea
New England
Douglas A. C
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Henderson
Boston
Criterion A. C
Merrimac A. C
Haverhill
Albert Delmont
Kid Barrish
Medford Bantam
Barrish
Delmont
Tommy Boudrot
Newton
Young Burke
Lawrence
Teddy Atkins
Jerry Curley
A.O
Brockton
Matty Baldwin
Kid Pantz
Baldwin
Pantz
North End
Matty
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Teddy Murphy
Nelson
Murphy
Gardner
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Jabez White
Jimmy
Briggs
Star of the East
Blink McCloskey
McCloskey
Steve Mahoney
Steve
Russian lawsuit ends after centuries over 40 acre tract
A Russian paper notes the termination of a 1490 lawsuit over a 40 acre uncultivated tract. After generations of litigation it ends by peaceful arbitration. Meanwhile G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies are praised for toning the system and aiding the debilitated, as aged pure medicines, endorsed by physicians and sold by licensed dealers. Sealed bottles only.
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G. O. Taylor
Exeter Beats Harvard Law School in 10 to 5 Ballgame
Phillips Exeter defeated Harvard Law School 10 to 5 in a loosely played game at Exeter New Hampshire. Visiting players Kernan Loughlin and Barry provided the opposition while Exeter’s home pitcher cleared the bases with a third inning homer. The game ended after eight innings to match trains.
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Harvard Law
Vaughn
Flock
Blake
T. Jones
H. Jones
Gammons
Tilton
Kernan
Black
Kanally
Sjams
Jones
Wadsworth
Field
Pieper
Loughlin
Exeter
Harvard
Jones Brothers
T. J. Shinnick
Dartmouth Beats Amherst In Low-Scoring Game
Dartmouth defeated Amherst 3 to 0 on Hanover field. Skillin struck out 14, allowed three hits for Dartmouth while Amherst managed only a third inning rally and three hits. Dartmouth scored two in the eighth as errors aided by three Amhersts.
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Amherst
Sk.Jlin
Po.a.e
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Skillin
Page
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Storke
Reeves
Newell
Main
Haggerty
College Scores Reported From Various Matches
At Philadelphia Columbia 2 Penn 1. Lakeville Hotchkiss School 6 Amherst second 8. Annapolis Middies 7 Dickinson 1. Princeton Princeton Prep 6 Brown Prep 3. Hartford Trinity 1 Amherst Aggies 0.
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Columbia
Penn
Lakeville
Hotchkiss School
Amherst
Annapolis
Time signal flashes worldwide from Navy observatory
Washington May 3 At midnight the Secretary of the Navy Morton opened a telegraph switch at the American Railway Appliance Exhibition. The action started a time signal from the Navy observatory en route to a world audience.
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Washington
Morton
American Railway Appliance Exhibition
Naval Observatory
Stone School Defeats Milton Academy In 12 10 Tilt
Stone School beat Milton Academy 12 to 10 as Jim Hamburger starred for Boston's Stone School and Amos Hamburger and Gilbert delivered solid defense. The box shows Stone School with key hits from A Hamburger and Draper and Milton's Gilbert handling six chances without an error.
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Milton Academy
Stone School
Milton
Jim Hamburger
Boston
Amos Hamburger
Gilbert
A.E
A.E. Rogers
W'worth
Pierce
Pond
A.hager
Jordan
Draper
Saunders
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W'more
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Thurber
Smith
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Davis
J. H’ger
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Cutler
Woodworth
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Whittemore
J. Hamburger
Swift
Severence
Pope
S. Pond
Haverhill Wins Out In 13th In N E League Standings
Haverhill tops the league standings with a 7 4 record while Manchester and New Bedford trail. The N E League lists Haverhill 3 1 7.300 and New Bedford 2 3 -400 with Fall River also at 3 -400. Today games: New Bedford at Manchester, Haverhill at Lowell, Fall River at Nashua, Lynn at Concord.
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Manchester
LOWE
Vissecevetcvess
New Bedford
Fall River
Corcota Sieves
Lowell
Nashua
Lynn
Concord
Haverhill Beats Nashua In 13 Inning Tilt 6 3
Haverhill wins 6 to 3 over Nashua in 13 innings as Boardman and Spooner rally in the 13th. Lawrence and Spooner hit two bags, with key hits by Boardman, C Murphy, and O’Neill. Driscoll and Clancy duel on the mound as Nashua strands baserunners late.
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Spooner
Boardman
NASHU
Lawre
Beard
F. F
Moss
Phalan
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O'Neill
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Driscoll
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Pipenes Bails
Dorchester High topples Chelsea 6 to 4 in baseball clash
Dorchester High defeated Chelsea High 6 to 4 as Colton started on the mound for Dorchester before Light relieved in the fourth. Regnier had two doubles driving in three runs while Douglas played solid defense for Chelsea.
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Chelsea High
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Colton
Douglas
Chelsea Boys
Regnier
Joe Fish
Kincaide
Dorchester High
A.E. Reilly
Hodgkins
Hibbard
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Cumm
Prescott
R.f
Ross
Copel’d
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Catherine
White
Erickson
Clapp
Lynch
Bower
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Derwart
Lowell 6 Fall River 5 baseball thriller
Lowell edges Fall River 6 to 5 with two out winning run. Hirst doubled for Fall River and Tierney pitched four innings for Lowell while Lee started for Fall River and Tierney faced four batters. Attendance 300.
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Fall River
Lee
Jackson
Bigble
J. Connors
Merritt
McLaughlin
Tierney
Birmingham
O'Hara
Hirst
Kiernan
Grant
Moorehead
Dwyer
Concord Defeats New Bedford 12 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
Concord batted Klobedanz hard and, aided by base running and solid all around play from Sline Kane Hickman and others, won 12 to 2 over New Bedford. Sline earned the win while Klobedanz took the loss as Concord's offense produced six hits and 300 attendees watched the game.
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Kane
New Bedford
Coveney
Taylor
Friend
Klobedanz
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Eustace
Templin
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Devine
Burrill
Henry
Mullaney
Klobedana
Brady
Manchester 7 Lynn 3 baseball via rainshortened win
Manchester defeated Lynn 7 to 3 at home as Clark scored on a daring dash for home after Lynn error in the third. Manchester added two runs in the seventh before rain halted play. Spratt Cassidy and Brennan powered the offense with key hits while Whiting and Labelle pitched for their teams in a tense Texas-style early season matchup.
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Manchester
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Jabelle
Lynn
Clark
A.E. Spratt
C. F
Oj Boysen
Arm’t’r
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R. F
Page
Cassidy
Kane
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Oj Lake
Knall
Colburn
Brennan
Larrabee
Cote
Ite
Whiting
Labelle
Shiehote Sainte Rint
Kene
Spratt
Armbruster
Boysen
Balle
Tracy
Umplire
Kerins
Coburn Masters the Spit Ball for Harvard Nine
Harvard pitcher Paul Coburn dominates by using the spit ball in tight games. In the Dartmouth match he fanned 12 with one hit allowed and one walk, showing how two years of practice transformed wildness into control and leadership on the mound.
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Paul Coburn
Harvard Baseball Nine
Coburn
Dartmouth
New Hampshire Boys
Bradbury
Hanoverians
Harvard
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