Amateur Bouts Set Stage for Montreal Open
The Boston Athletic Association staged sixteen amateur bouts guiding winners to compete in Montreal on May 6 to 8. Selected hopefuls include S Pasternack Salem 108 lb Joe Stanton Cambridge 115 lb Harry Carlson Brockton 125 lb Louis Gallant Chelsea 135 lb Mark Corets Roxbury 145 lb Henry Brown Revere 158 lb Jim McDonald Dorchester heavyweight.
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Revere
Jim McDonald
Dorchester
Harvard Sidelined by Scarlet Fever Hits Third Base
Harvard baseball faces a setback as captain Russell Ayres resigns and Frank G Fripp 16 contracts scarlet fever ending his season. Coach Sexton may shift Eddie Mahan or Judd Beal to third base while Morgan Phillips 15 also possibilities. Harvard meets Colby at 4 p.m. with Whitney or Frye to pitch.
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Harvard
Russell Ayres
Frank G. Fripp
New England Boxing Champs Clash in Last Night’s Bouts
Four New England champions Ross Emery Brown and McDonald competed with two winners. Charlie Ross was eliminated by Tom O’Brien who then lost to Joe Stanton. Emery fell to Harry Carlson in a hard final. McDonald had an easy win over George Harris. Brown beat Bill Casey in the 158-pound final. Pasternack defeated Eddie O’Brien in the 108-pound final. Joe Stanton beat Tom O’Brien in the 115-pound final. Louis Gallant won the 185-pound final, and Mark Corets claimed the 145-pound crown. Heavyweight Jim McDonald defeated George Harris in two rounds.
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New England
Ross
Emery
Brown
McDonald
Charley Ross
Tom O’brien
South Boston
Joe Stanton
Harry Carlson
Bells
Bell
Carlson
Cambridge
George Harris
Harris
Henry Brown
Bill Casey
Bill
Pasternack
Eddie O’brien
O’brien
Elks Title Captured by Revere Elks
The fourth day of the big bowling tournament at Mechanics' building featured classy rolling. The Revere Elks won the Elks championship with a total pinfall of 1476, followed by Quincy with 1367 and the Boston Lodge of Elks with 1334 pins.
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Elks
Revere Elks
Quincy
Boston Lodge of Elks
Local athletic clubs list with age group teams and contacts
Brookline A C and numerous clubs provide semi pro and amateur teams for ages 14 to 19. Each entry lists club name, team type, and contact person with street address in Roxbury Chelsea Lynn East Boston and surrounding towns. Notable names include Dawson Hanlon Fandel Callahan Studley Prisco Welsh Crosby and Kennedy among others.
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Brookline A. C
C. C. Dawson
Leon Street
Roxbury
Highland A. A
James Hanlon
Congress Avenue
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Orioles
Walter J. Fandel
Larkin Street
Acme A. C
James Callahan
Woodman St
West Lynn
Carlson A. C
H. Studley
Russell Street
Charlestown
Fitton A. C
Arthur Prisco
Meridian Street
East Boston
St. Mary’s
Holy Name
Martin Welsh
South Common Street
Lynn
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P. B. Crosby
Waverley Street
Everett
Colonials
Cambridge
St. Cecilia Holy Name
Bernard Bagwell
Newbury Street
Boston
Highlanders Postponements Stir Sox Camp
Wet grounds and cool weather exhaust owner Lannin and manager Carrigan as Highlanders postpone games. Red Sox officials tolerated the delays last week while the team recovered from illness and used morning workouts to stretch and loosen up.
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Highlanders
Weather Delays Sox at Fenway Prompting Lineup Shakeups
The Boston Red Sox face a muddy stretch as rain and poor conditions push games back to Wednesday. Walter Johnson is expected to start with Joe Boehling following, while Griff grumbles over doubleheaders and waits for better weather. Larry Gardner nears a return, and Carrigan’s core remains intact despite rumors of lineup changes. Comstock was released to Providence after a failed sale to the Giants.
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Federal League
Pittsburg Breaks Even With Brooklyn in Double Header
May 3 Pittsburg and Brooklyn split a doubleheader in the Federal League. In game one Pittsburg won 3 to 1 as Hearne held the visitors' hits in check. In game two Brooklyn led early but a late rally by Pittsburg sealed an 8 to 7 victory for the home team.
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A.D Maisel
Hartzell
Pingip
Cook
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Fisher
Erererere
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Murphy
Oldring
Strunk
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Isher
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York
Philadelphia
McInnis
Pipp
Evans
Mullaney
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Hearne
Upham
Magee
Chicago Beats Buffalo 7 3 Behind Fritz Homers
Chicago won 7 to 3 at Buffalo extending their unbeaten streak to four games. Fritz hit two homers delivering all his team’s runs with strong fielding while Bedient faltered in the sixth inning. Batteries Johnson and Fischer for Chicago. Bedient, Marshall, Ehmke and Allen for Buffalo.
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N. Y
Chicago
Fritz
Bedient
Schlafly
R.H.E. Chicazo
Johnson and Fischer
Marshall
Ehmke and Allen
Baltimore Breaks Slump With 7 5 Win Over Kansas City
Baltimore snapped a losing streak by beating Kansas City 7 to 5 in Baltimore. Shaw homered in the ninth driving in two runs as Kansas City used 13 players. Final line shows Baltimore 10200400 for seven runs while Kansas City 0002900003859 with Smith Owens Black Henning Harris Brown as battery.
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Kansas City
Shaw
R.H.E
Smith
Owens
Blackburn
Henning
Harris
Brown
Gilmore Denies Peace Meeting With Baseball Leaders
Gilmore arrives in French Lick and denies rumors he came for a peace conference with organized baseball. Charles Weeghman, principal owner of the Chicago Federals, is also present.
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Ind
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Cubs Beat Pirates 5-1 in Five Inning Rain Shortened Game
Chicago wins its sixth straight, defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 1 in a five inning affair cut short by rain. Hinchman and Sailer homer, Cooper wild pitch helps Cubs pull ahead. Clarke expelled for arguing, Pierce ejected for throwing bat.
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Saier
Cooper
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Clarke
Pierce
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A. B
Versteetenko
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Sailer
Salter
Vaughn
Zimmerman
Byron
Orth
Baseball scores and player highlights from recent NHL?
Richmond defeats Montreal 7 to 5, Buffalo beats Newark 3 to 1 in 12 innings, Jersey City edges Toronto 2 to 1, with Providence Rochester Wet grounds noted.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Harvard Golf Qualifying Round At Oakley
Harvard golfers completed 18 holes at Oakley with two days of play planned for the qualifier. E. P. Allis 3d, the intercollegiate and Harvard champion, returns to vie for the title as G. A. McCook and L. H. Canan lead with 85s. The top 16 advance to match play, with one round daily this week.
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E. P. Allis
Harvard
Giants Rally in Ninth to Take Philadelphia 8 2
New York broke an eight inning drought with a nine run burst in the ninth to defeat Philadelphia 8 to 2. Lebert and Meyers delivered key hits and Whit ted’s mis throw aided the rally as Robertson Brainerd and Becker contributed offense. Fromme Ritter and Chalmers split the pitching duties with Fromme lasting seven frames.
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Brusso and Mello Battle to Draw in Gloucester
In Gloucester May 3 at Lenox A C Young Brusso of Revere and Johnny Mello of New Bedford fought an eight round slashing contest that ended in a draw. Frankie Han lon of South Boston stopped Duddy Regan of Gloucester in the third round. Kitty Kat of Gloucester defeated Young Myatt in six rounds.
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Lenox A. C
Young Brusso
Revere
Johnny Mello
New Bedford
Frankie Hanlon
South Boston
Duddy Regan
Kitty Kat
Young Myatt
Harvard Fencing Championship Crown Won by Russell
In the Harvard fencing championship held yesterday at Hemenway Gymnasium W H Russell ’18 won the title as captain elect for next year B S Nichols ’16 was second in bouts won and A Shortt ’17 was third Russell went undefeated in bouts.
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Hemenway Gymnasium
W. H. Russell
Harvard Candidates Beat Editors In Annual Soldiers Field Game
Harvard Crimson editors played a ball game at Soldiers Field against sophomore and freshman candidates. The score cited by the editors was unclear, with figures like 2 to 0 or 5 to 4 mentioned, but the actual result recorded was 2 to 1. The candidate team reportedly played well and "around" the editors throughout the contest.
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Comis
Crimson
Soldiers Field
Murphy Confident as He Faces White in Chicago Bout
Eddie Murphy of South Boston exudes confidence ahead of his fight with Charley White of Chicago. The 184 pound lightweight says fans underestimate him and promises a surprise, citing improved conditioning after shedding weight. The Atlas A. A. card also features three preliminary bouts tonight.
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Chicago
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
White
Murphy
Atlas A. A
Ed Walsh Ill in Los Angeles Amid Grippe Complications
Chicago American League pitcher Ed Walsh is seriously ill with grippe developed from a cold in Los Angeles. He has a high fever and will remain there with his return to Chicago postponed for weeks or months, according to his physician.
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Los Angeles
Los Ageles
Ed Walsh
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Walsh
Harvard Beats Tech In Tennis Match at Jarvis Field
The Harvard second tennis team defeated the Institute of Technology yesterday afternoon on Jarvis Field by five matches to four. They won two of three doubles matches and three of six singles contests.
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Institute of Technology
Jarvis Field
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