Virginia and Harvard Tie After Ten Inning Rain War
In a soggy field amid a drenching rain, Virginia and Harvard fought ten tense innings to a 1 1 tie. Brown and Ernst pitched superbly for the visitors while Virginia’s pitcher Brown matched him, with errors and misplays adding to the slow, muddy game. Harvard’s Babson led with two of five Crimson hits and Aronson and Kelley contributed key plays in a contest shaped by weather and steady defense.
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Harvard
Ernst
Virginia
Brown
Crimson
Andover
Bill Young
Lanigan
Hume
McLaughlin
Virginian
Douglas
Aronson
Kelley
Babson
Harvard AB
University OF Virginia
Bk Sikes Tensed
Bitsiett
Eemeewese
Biapeney
Fees
Eenee Brown
Rere Ees
Ty Pepe
Carr
Wwila Iteh
Tigers capitalize on triple play in 4-0 win over Chicago
Detroit defeated the Chicago Americans 4 to 0 as the game showcased a rare triple play in the second inning. Purtell lined to Simmons who touched second, then to Bush at first to retire Dougherty at the bag. No further details follow the play.
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Tigers
Detroit
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Purtell
Simmons
Cole
Bush
Dougherty
McIntyre
Asaege
Ford
Bietepinsaseyees
Nehill
Riveas
Deversereees
Crawford
Cobb
Vite
Mullin
Ba Pire
O' Leary
Dele
Tannehill
Zefler
Gan
White
Stanage
Sheridan
Eron defeats Corkery at 10 miles in Halifax match
Eron of Amherst Nova Scotia defeated James J Corkery of Toronto in a course over 10 miles at Halifax proving he is a stronger runner at this distance. The race featured Camr winning the Boston Marathon title and Corkery finishing third in the Boston event. Corkery's time in the Halifax match race was 64 minutes with a 10 second gap.
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Eron
Eg Orbery
Halifax
Frea Camror
Amherst
N. S
James J. Corkery
Toronto
Boston
Corkery
Wien
Harvard 1913 Beaten by Andover on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen lose 8 to 1 to Andover on Soldiers Field. Early injuries and weak infield support hindered Harvard as McKeen and Reilley produced sparse offense. Ryley earned credit on the mound for Andover, fanning 10 and allowing few hits. Attendance 200. Umpire A J Woodlock.
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Harvard
Andover
Soldiers’ Field
Sullivan
McKeen
Academy
Hardy
Ryley
MccKean
Wright
Reilley
Reynolds
Brown
Dougherty
Beedy
Coon
Tomes
McKean
Watson
Reilly
Middlebrook
Ripley
A. J. Woodlock
Highlanders Win by Bunching Hits
New York defeated Washington 4 to 2 as Quinn pitched steadily for the winners. New York scored in the first and eighth innings by stringing together hits off Oberlin, grabbing the game with timely hitting and solid relief pitching.
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Highlanders
New York
Washington Today
Quinn
Oberlin
Hamphill
Livecrenedes
A. m Wolter
Laporte
Austin
Erevreansaae
Warrington
Milan
E. F
Cccenencaee
I A
Lelivelt
Schaeffer
Saeae
Eresetree
Conroy
Svdeceneseee
Gessler
Washington
Chase
Walter
Gessier
Crooks
Roach
Ase
O Quinn
Quinp
Dineen
Connolly
President Taft watches part of 14 inning tie game
In St. Louis on May 4 Cleveland and St. Louis battled 14 innings, darkness ending the game with a 3 to 8 score. President Taft witnessed part of the contest.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Taft
Middlesex 7 Concord 4 in seven innings at Concord
Middlesex School defeated Concord High 7 to 4 in a seven inning game at Concord. Key players include Varley Barron Dempsey and Sanderson for Middlesex and Doherty Richardson Devereux and Barron for Concord. The game featured early scoring, late rallies, and strong pitching by Fallon for Concord.
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Concord
Mass
Middlesex School
Concord High
Middlesex
A.E
Urquhart
Devereux
C.f
Doherty
Bright
L Hopkins
Wright
Rooks
Boyly
Dempsey
Hopes
Rocks
Variey
Barron
Tolen
Sanderson
Varley
Richardson
Fallon
Wallon
Boyle
Yallen
Haverhill Defeats Lynn 7-5 In Outbatted Duel
Haverhill outbatted Lynn but costly errors and timely hits gave Lynn a 7-5 victory. Notable plays include a double play by Merrill and Toomey at the plate and key contributions from Metz Burg and Dickey, with Williams and Garvin pitching.
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Haverhill
Lynn
Merrill
Toomey
Streaser
Havergbill
Hagan
iCargo
Dickey
Metz
Stredser
Faulke
Burg
Moore
Ol Logan
Hend’son
Stovall
Wetsel
Dam
Monahan
Williams
Girard
Garvin
Oire
Lyne JF
Logan
Worcester 10 New Bedford 2 routs in cold game
Worcester trounced New Bedford by 10 runs to 2 despite frigid weather. Worcester fielded errorless defense and outplayed the visitors. Burkett sparked trouble by throwing a bat in the third inning.
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New Bedford
Worcester
Burkett
Arlington High School Beats Wellesley 7 to 3 in Soccer? Baseball score shows 7-3
Arlington High School defeated Wellesley High School 7 to 3 at Spy Pond playground. Hill pitched striking out 17. Trainor starred with solid fielding and hitting. game details list batting orders and fielding stats for both schools.
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Arlington
Arlington High
Wellesley High
Spy Pond
Hill
Trainor
OjOun’ghem
Mahoney
Winter
O'Brien
Ol Webster
Higgins
R.f
Oj Anderson
Hutch’son
OjAyner
Arlington TT
Wellesley H. S
Lowe
O’brien
Hutchinson
D. Hill
Aynor
Denochs
Ryan
I. Hill
Parris
Mansell
Dorchester High Beats Brookline 2 0 in Dunbar Grounds
Dorchester High defeated Brookline High 2 to 0 yesterday afternoon at the Dunbar avenue grounds. Conley fanned 13 and Denning 14, with Denning and Conley keying the box work. Denning passed three, Walker made a center field catch, and Conley hit a long drive to center that hit the fence. Dorchester and Brookline line scores and fielding details follow the box.
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Dorchester High
Brookline High
Dunbar Avenue
Conley
Denning
Fanning
Walker
Brown routs Exeter in baseball clash in Providence
Brown dominated Phillips Exeter Academy as Litchfield pitched well but received little support. Brown started strong with two runs in the second and added five more through the middle innings to seal a 7 to 0 victory. Battery details list Counzelman and Hennessy for Brown, while Litchfield and Donovan pitched for Exeter.
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Providence
R. I
Litchfield
Exeter
Brown
Phillips-Exeter Académy
R.H.E. Brown
Counzelman and Hennessy
Donovan
Harvard Second Team Beats Newton High on Soldiers Field
Harvard second team defeated Newton High School yesterday afternoon in a loosely played game on Soldiers Field. The scorer line shows Harvard at 247-3 and Newton at 8.0, with unclear further details.
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Harvard
Newton High School
Soldiers Field
R.A
Newton HW
Limit Bouts in Oakland Enacted After McCarthy Death
Oakland Cal May 4 The Police Commission ordered future boxing contests in the city limited to 10 rounds instead of 15 following the death of Tommy McCarthy in San Francisco after his bout with Owen Moran. The new rule does not affect Emeryville, an independent township nearby.
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Oakland
Cal
Police Commission
Tommy McCarthy
San Francisco
Owen Moran
Emeryville
Yale Triumphs Over Wesleyan In Lopsided Victory
Yale defeated Wesleyan 16 to 2 in a ragged game at New Haven. Coy homered and added two singles, while White pitched well before Yale fielding collapses. Beaton, Merritt, and Carhart highlighted a high-error day for Wesleyan with several key plays.
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New Haven
Yale
Wesleyan
Methodists
White
Coy
Beaton
Merritt
Carhart
Badger
Scofield
Logan
A.wright
Murphy
Oj Beaton
McCathran
Corey
O/White
Bacon
McIntyre
H.wright
MecCaffray
Mlurfey
Darling
Murfey
A. Wright
Ess Darling
McCaffray
Persons
Sac
Reilly
Frankie Smith Beats Marto In Madison A. C. Bout
Frankie Smith of San Francisco won a ten round decision over Johnny Marto of New York at Madison A. C. Smith overcame weight and reach handicaps in the early rounds with solid work, while Marto edged the final rounds. Charley White refereed.
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New York
Frankie Smith
San Francisco
Johnny Marto
Madison A. C
Smith
Marto
Charley White
Rindge Edges Medford In Fourth Fifth Inning Rally
Rindge earned a 6 to 2 victory over Medford on Rindge Field as timely hitting in the fourth and fifth innings backed up by strong pitching. Davidson allowed early runs but benefited from solid support to limit Medford to two. McKeoun delivered a long triple and noted players included Murphy O'Brien Metiver Kelcher Armstrong Fahey Bennett and others in a game marked by errors and steady offense. Attendance reached 220.
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Medford
Rindge Field
Davidson
McKeoun
Rindgh
Clarke
Barrows
Daly
Ocoserove
Murphy
Twombly
O’brien
Fahey
Metiver
Bennett
Danany
Moore
Barrett
Kelcher
Carley
Armst’g
Wolfe
Bardrey
Kruger
O/Fahey
Armstrong
O'Brien
Baldrey
Morris Heights 8 St. Marks 4 at Southboro in drizzle
Morris Heights defeated St. Mark's 8 to 4 in a rain shortened game at Southboro. Kayres pitched for Morris Heights in a loosely played contest with each side committing four errors. Bettie made a sensational diving catch in the second inning as Morris Heights tallied most in that frame. St. Mark's rallied ineffectively in the fifth.
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Southboro
Morris Heights School
St. Mark’s
Kayres
Bettie
Winchester Triumphs Over Woburn On Late Run
Winchester edged Woburn 4 to 1 as Conlon led with a two base hit and Conlon, McDonald, Roche, Hurd, Matthews, Donovan starred in fielding. Conlon and Saltmarsh stole bases, Nichols struck out six, Wall seven, Tuck seven. Time 45 minutes. Attendance 600.
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Louis
Schweitzer
Fisher
Etree
Wallace
Griggs
Hartzell
Offman
Allen
Bstein
Erneswee
Killifer
Lake
aCriss
Steens
Cleveland
Graney
Ce. F
Ceen Etene BR. PO
Krueger
Turner
Lajoie
Stovall
Young
Oung
O’loughlin
Perrine
Woburn
Winchester
Conlon
McDonald
B. Donovan
Roche
Hurd
Matthews
Donovan
Nichols
Saltmarsh
Wall
Tuck
Finn
Woburn Hi
Winchester High
Library Park
Woburn High
Othe
Kirk
LeDuc
Sevrens
Ichols
Seace
Rocker
OG Joddy
Marrinan
B.donovan
L.f
E.f
Kenney
Semi-Professional and Youth Baseball Team Listings in Greater Boston
Listings solicit semi professional and 11 to 17 year old teams across multiple Boston area clubs. Names and addresses include Medford Fulton Street Joseph A Fabello and K of C associations, North Cambridge Columbia Red Sox and Romeo Breton, Boston Superbas Fulton A C Kadeto Beachmont Highland A C Harlem A Dorchester Manions of East Boston and James J Powers Johns Street East Boston. Activities seek April 19 games with transport and half fares for youths.
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HE. W. Miller
Haviland Street
Boston
Fulton A. C
Roxbury
Malden
Kadeto
Eaton Street
Highland A. C
Beachmont
Lindstol
Endicott Avenue
Harlem A
Dorchester
James Hutchison
Madison Club
Dorchester Street
Manions of
East
James J. Powers
Marion Street
East Bogton
Tel
Main
Lewis Blts Brown in Paris Showdown
In Paris on May 4 Harry Lewis the American boxer knocked out Englishman Peter Brown in the third round of a 20 round bout. The purse stood at $1009.
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Paris
Harry Lewis
Peter Brown
Danvers High Tops Lynn High in May 4 Football Action
Danvers High girls or boys game notes a 13 to 6 score with Danvers leading Lynn. The report cites Eich and Engita as players, with Danvers controlling the mid rounds and extending the lead in the afternoon contest.
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Danvers
Eich
Lynn Engita
Somerville High tops Groton School in pitchers duel
Somerville High defeated Groton School 8 to 6 in Groton. Laurie pitched effectively for Somerville, with Williams and Freedley sparking the offense. Scoring included runs by Miles, Ginn, Milmore, Parks, and Dickson for Somerville, while Groton got runs from Sturgis and Russell among others. Attendance 360.
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Somerville High
Groton School
Efee
Laurie
Ussell
Roton
A.B
Williams
Freedley
Miles
Turgis
Mathews
OjColt
Ginn
Simons
Eve
Dickson
Wood
Brown
Knox
Totels
Somerville
Mixer
Milmore
Parks
Freedly
Sturgis
Hall
Colt
MacGrael
Labor Leaders of 1910 elect Detheridge Massachusetts head
F W Detheridge, president of the Massachusetts State Branch International Union of Steam Engineers, elected to that office last December. He has long served as State Organizer and held multiple roles in Local Union 16. The State Branch, organized in 1899, includes steam engineer locals and aims to influence legislation for safer steam plant operation. Detheridge cites a strong boiler license law and notes the Boiler Rules Commission formed from Branch suggestions.
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F. W. Detheridge
Massachusetts
International Union of Steam Engineers
Detheridge
Stationary Engineers
International Union
Boston Central Labor Union
State Boiler Rules Commission
Engineers’ Organization
William Beck
President Detheridge, NY Native, Medex Alderman
President Detheridge, a about 35 year old native of New York, worked in the New York Stock Exchange and in offices of several Brooklyn and New York newspapers. His father, a former editor and reporter at the Brooklyn Times, died a few months ago. Detheridge has lived in Medfex for years and now serves on the Medfex Board of Aldermen.
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Detheridge
New York
Deadlock Over Referee for Jeff Johnson Battle
In San Francisco on May 4 promoters and principals failed to agree on a referee for the Jeffries versus Johnson bout after over half an hour of wrangling at Ocean Beach training quarters. A May 16 deadline was set to finalize the official, with contenders Eddie Graney Jack Welch Eddie Smith and others discussed. Johnson warned he would train a week from Sunday, saying five or six weeks of hard work would suffice as Jeffries prepares a longer camp.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Ocean Beach
Jeffries
Johnson
Smith
Hank Griffin
Oakland
Charles Eyton
Los Angeles
Charlie White
New York
Sunny
Jeffries Return From Oakland Amid Referee Row
Jeffries and Mrs. Jeffries hurried back to Ben Lomond training camp from Oakland. He avoided San Francisco and left Sam and Jack Johnson to argue over the referee issue with promoters. Farmer Burns greeted the pair with flowers as Mrs. Jeffries looked pale from illness. Jeffries later boarded a train to Santa Cruz for an ocean bath, planning vigorous training the next day.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
Jeffries
Oakland
Santa Cruz
Farmer Burns
Loughrey and Houck Fight Even at Brandywine Springs
Loughrey of Philadelphia and Leo Houck of Lancaster battled a hard 1b round duel before the Delaware Athletic Club at Brandywine Springs. Each round swung for a draw if decision were possible. The bout featured heavy rope work with both fighters strong at the finish.
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Wilmington
Del
Loughrey
Philadelphia
Leo Houck
Lancaster
Penn
Delaware Athletic Club
Brandywine Springs
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