Wolfgang Wins Game
Lowell May 3 Pitcher Mel Wolfgang debuted for the local club from Boston Nationals and held Lynn to one run as Lowell won 5 to 1. Two-base hits by Campbell Flaharty and the rest of the sparse box show Wolfgang limited Lynn’s offense while Lowell produced scoring. Pitchers Wolfgang and Girard faced several batters with Smith going 7 2 3 innings for Lynn.
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Fall River 4 New Bedford 2 in tight contest finale
Fall River defeats New Bedford 4 to 2 as Bedient falters with heavy hitting and the Falls River pitcher fans 12. Pearson bats for Pearson in the 8th. Weisenstein and Butler drive runs. Wath and Williams contribute. Three-base hits by Welsh. Rising adds a two-base hit. Stolen bases by Cassett Wilder and Butler. Time 2 hours. Umpire Byrne.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Bedient
Pearson
Syfert
Devine
Holt
Weisenstein
Butler
Wath
Williams
Pratt
Weisen- Welsh
Fiewnene
Cassett
Wilder
Redient
Earson
Ningham
McCrone
Byrne
Haverhill Beats Opponent In Low-Scoring Tilt At Home
Catterson leads with multiple runs as Haverhill edges through steady defense and timely hits. Grisham Ainsmith and Reynolds tally two base hits each, while O'Toole suffers eight strikeouts on the mound. Both teams fail to convert in key moments, final score 8-0.
Lynn English defeats Boston College freshmen 3 to 0
May 3 at Ocean Park Lynn English High School beat Boston College freshmen 3 to 0 as Davis struck out 19 and allowed only five singles. Sullivan pitched well for BC, while Marshall Green starred for Lynn and Duggan O'Brien contributed for the losers.
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Boston College
Davis
Ocean Park
Lynn English
Sullivan
Marshall
Green
Duggan
O’brien
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Kane
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Atpanes
Hyde and Green
Vermont Defeats Tufts 6–5 in Wet Medford Game
Vermont beat Tufts 6 to 5 in Medford as heavy hitting carried the margin. Atwood left the mound after the third, Huntington broke a right thumb in the same inning, and Tufts turned three double plays on a slow, wet field. Dustan hit a ninth inning homer with two out and a runner at third.
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Medford
University of Vermont
Tufts
Atwood
Huntington
Dustan
Inoning
Debate Over All-Time Champions In Track And Football
Fitzpatrick lauds Martin Sheridan as the greatest all around champion sparking debate among athletic circles. Mentions Kraenzlein Murphy Donovan Burke and others, with nods to pole vault records by Leland Scott and looming duels at Penn and Princeton. Eckersall of Chicago hints at a forthcoming Post piece on the greatest football player of all time.
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Martin Sheridan
Martin
Kraenzlein
Mike Murphy
Pooch” Donovan
Tommy Burke
Garrels
Bob’ Dunbar
Walter Eckersall
University of Chicago
Walter Camp
Next Sunday
Post
John J. Evers
Chicago Cubs
Hugh S. Fullerton
English High Beats Boston College High 8 to 4 in Hard-Hitting Prep Game
English High School defeated Boston College High 8 to 4 on Locust street grounds. English led early, then held off a seventh inning threat as Pfau Reynolds and team defense secured the win. Ramacouta earned the win pitcher credit, with Sweeney Reynolds and Janvrin among the standout batters. Attendance was 350. Hugh Jennings continues to coach actively.
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Boston College High
Locust Street
James Street Boys
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Pfau
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Porky Flynn Wins Sleepy Bout at Armory A A
Porky Flynn defeated Morriss Harris of Philadelphia in a twelve round decision at the Armory A A. The win earns a chance to meet Jim Flynn of Colorado next week while the undersized effort from Harris kept the bout competitive through nine rounds. Also on the card Kid Goodman knocked out Young ONeill in three rounds and Dutch Carr edged Jack Nelson in eight. Next week Porky Flynn faces Jim Flynn and George Alger meets Bobby Tickle in the semi-finals.
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Morriss Harris
Philadelphia
Armory
A. A
Harris
Porky
Jim Flynn
Colorado
Colorado Firemen
Flynn
Fynn
Kid Goodman
Young O'Neil
Woonsocket
O'Neill
Goodman
O'Neil
Maffit Flaherty
Dutch Carr
Charlestown
Jack Nelson
Lawrence
Carr
Elson
Nelson
Pueblo
George Alger
Bobby Tickle
Reading High upends Stoneham in Mystic League clash
Reading High defeated Stoneham High 12 to 4 on Stoneham grounds. Key hitters included Abbott Stirling Michelin Gibbons and Stratton. Gibbons allowed six walks and Harris seven strikeouts as Reading tallied multiple runs in each inning for a decisive win before about 300 spectators.
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Reading High
StoNeham High
Reading H
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Gibbon
Steele
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Surrette
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Penn Beats Virginia 7 to 1 In Philadelphia Game
The University of Pennsylvania defeated the University of Virginia 7 to 1 in Philadelphia. Pitchers included Witmer Roan Watts and Cozens, with final scoreline showing Penn 7 Virginia 1 and errors listed as H E. R. H. E. scores noted.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
R.H.E. Pennsylvania
Virginia
Witmer
Roan
Watts and Cozens
Conn League Results Highlight Lopsided Scores
Hartford blanked New Britain 4 0 while Springfield overwhelmed Bridgeport 5 0 and New Haven defeated Holyoke 7 4 as Waterbury beat Northampton 4 1. Also notes the Athletics awkward daily uniforms worn except on rainy days.
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Hartford
New Britain
Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Holyoke
Waterbury
Northampton
Virginia Plays Harvard in Soldiers Field Rematch
Harvard and Virginia meet on Soldiers Field for the second time this season with Gene Brown pitching for Virginia and Ernst for Harvard. Harvard aims to repeat a 1 to 0 fourteen inning win. Bob Potter is out, Marshall fills in at second base, and Potter rests until Holy Cross game.
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University of Virginia
Soldiers Field
Virginia
Gene’ Brown
Andover
Brookline High
Crimson
Ernst
Bob Potter
Marshall
Potter
Pieper
Holy Cross
Carr
Fitchett Aronson
Broan Ernst
Eee
Mechanic Arts High Baseball Reinstated After Disciplinary Action
Mechanic Arts High reinstates the baseball team after prior disbandment for gym misbehavior. Whitney, Stone School shortstop and interscholastic tennis finalist, strained an ankle at American League grounds and must retire from the game. Whiteley and Siney drop from the lineup for the rest of the year due to studies. Kenney and Cooney are reinstated. Kimball ill with scarlet fever but recovering. Schoolboy crews resume after a damp but usable river workout supervised by Greer and Graney.
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Mechanic Arts High
Charles Parmenter
Eri. H. Whitney
Stone School Nine
Whiteley
Siney
Bill Kenney
Cash Cooney
Ernest Kimball
Cambridge Latin School
Greer
Graney
Little Beng Done at Jeffries Camp
Santa Cruz May 3. Joe Choynski arrives at Row ardennan believing Jeffries training is underway. Jeffries shows a dull camp with Papke in top condition and several curious letters from fans, while Armstrong spars with Jeffries and notes on his shoulder easing.
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Beng
Jeffries Camp
Camp Rowardenan
Jeffries
James J. Jeffries Heads Back to Camp Tomorrow
Brown and ruddy from outdoor work James J Jeffries left his training quarters at Ben Lomond today to take his wife back to the camp. Despite trainers advice to rest a day or so Jeffries planned to return to camp tomorrow. It's no longer any effort for me to continue training.
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Cal
Brown
James J. Jeffries
Ben Lomond
Jeffries
Johnsons to Host San Francisco Meeting on Referee for Jeffries Fight
May 3 report from San Francisco says Champ Jack Johnson will host an afternoon meeting at his training beach inviting promoters and principals in the Jeffries Johnson championship bout. Jeffries may send regrets. The gathering aims to pick the referee, with $30 000 more purse needed to be deposited. May 4 remains the deadline under the original agreement for selecting the official. Potential referees include Sam Berger George Little Eddie Smith Jack Welch and Eddie Graney. Johnson then spent the day in his automobile after the bank visit.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Tomdorror
Ocean Beach
Jeffries
Sam Berger
George Little
Johnson
Eddie Smith
Oakland
Jack Welch
Eddie Graney
Wollaston Golf Opens 1910 Match Play at Montclair Club
The 1910 season begins with a match play event at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair for the best 18 stroke scores to go nonhandicap. Brae-Burn women begin qualifying for their club championship at 6.5 Club with plans for two eight-player divisions and two trophies the championship and consolation cup.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
Sroga
Brae-Burn Golf Club
Yale Freshmen Defeat Dean Academy in Hedgeton Fray
Yale freshmen won 26 to 1 over Dean Academy in a season game. Yale pitcher Thompson injured his shoulder sliding in the second inning and was replaced by Newberry, who allowed two hits and struck out eight. Newberry, Tilney, Spaulding and Berry contributed for Yale.
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New Haven
Dean Academy
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Yale
Newberry
Thompson
Newberry Tilney
Spaulding
Berry
Tennis Finals Today at Jarvis Field
The interscholastic tennis tournament finals are set for this afternoon at 3 o clock on Jarvis Field. E H Whitney of Stone s School last year s champion meets E H Woods of Newton High School in the title match.
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Jarvis Field
E. H. Whitney
Stone
E. H Woods
Newton High School
Baseball games wanted by old area clubs in Boston and Charlestown
Local baseball clubs seek matches with various age groups. Paul Reveres of North End and Athletics of Charlestown request 12 to 18 year olds. William Fuatis playground Roxbury hosts 14 to 15 year olds on April 19 morning. Longwood advertises fastest in the state. Trojan A A West End seeks year old semis around Boston. Listings include contact names and addresses across Charlestown Roxbury Medford and West End.
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North End
Joseph Bianco
Boston
Tel
Charlestown
Varia Wil
John Gibbons
Ware Street
Curley
George Campbell
Winter Hill
A. C
Andrew
Main Street
Medford
Longwood
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West End
Marrimacs
F. K. Ringdahl
Poplar Street
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