Red Sox Triumph Over Johnson in Fenway Duel
Boston defeats Walter Johnson 2 to 0 at Fenway Park as Tris Speaker delivers a key three base hit and George Foster excels on the mound. Duffy Lewis and Chester Thomas star with sharp defense and McNally debuts solidly at third in the crucial victory.
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Duffy Lewis
Camp Carrigan
Red Sox
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Tris Speaker
Boston
Fenway Park
Joe Uannin
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Sox
Walter Johnson
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Goliath
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McNally
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Moeller
Scott
Eddie Foster
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Ainsmith
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Hoblitzell
Thomas
Chick
Rondeau
Williams
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A. E Hooper
Seer
Ewe
Gandil
Rondeau If
Washington Erewene
Connolly
Chill
Charley White Wins by Disqualification in Seventh Round
Charley White of Chicago, a leading light in boxing, defeated Eddie Murphy of South Boston at Atlas A A. A. amid a disqualification in the seventh round when Murphy’s brother Jerry entered the ring. White showed mastery across the bout and secured a near knockout.
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Charley White
Chicago
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Atlas A. A
Jerry
Vitt and Cobb Win in First for Detroit
Vitt and Cobb secure a Detroit victory in the opening game. Pratt and Kauffman doubled, McKee homered, Vitt and Lavan stole bases, while James allowed six hits over 7 28 innings and was charged with the loss. Boland struck out twice for the mound in a 2 hour game with umpires O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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Cobb
Detroit
James
Pratt
Kauffman
McKee
Lavan
St. Louis
Kavanaugh
Boland
O’loughlin
Hildebrand
Shotton
Veach
Bush
Enee Crawford
MC Germ Veach
Ore
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Jacobson
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Reese
Louis
PO Shotton
Ewee
Wees
Austin
Walker
C F Williams
Everett High Beats Melrose 8 to 3 in Suburban League
Everett High defeated Melrose 8 to 3 as Allie Dutton pitched well and Jack Ross struggled for Melrose. Everett led early then held the visitors to two runs, with key hits by Nowell Emery Jones Fitzgerald and Brickley, drawing 250 in attendance.
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Melrose High
Jack Ross
Allie Dutton
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H.po
E. Fitzgerald
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Brickley
Russell
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Morrison
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Galotti
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Dutton
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Melrose
Fitzgerald
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Bond
Barry
Newton High Beats Hopkinton In Soft Contested Game
Newton High School defeated Hopkinton High School on Claflin Field Newtonville in a pitching and hitting battle. Kellar Comick and Newell Deneen and Carr contributed for Newton while Hopkinton struggled to launch timely hits as Umpire Hyslop officiated.
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Claflin Field
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Comick
Newell
Deneen
Carr
Hyslop
Allston Boy Elected Harvard Freshman Captain
James Coggeshall Jr of Allston was elected captain of Harvard freshmen track. A leading runner he won the half mile against Andover and will run the mile this season. He came from Boston High School of Commerce where he also ran on the school team.
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Allston
M Harvard
Andover
Coggeshall
Boston High School of Commerce
Huntington High May Enter Eight Oared Crew at Harvard Regatta
Huntington High plans to form an eight oared crew and race at the Harvard regatta on May 29 at the Charles River Basin. Exeter must consent due to a conflicting May 29 Exeter-Huntington race and the school has asked Exeter to postpone. If Exeter agrees, Huntington will row in the Harvard event. if not, the local Exeter race proceeds as scheduled and Huntington does not enter.
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Huntington School
Charles River Basin
Exeter
Huntington High
Revere High School Shuts Out Quincy In Close Contest
Revere High School beat Quincy High School 4 to 2 at Curtis Park. Webb held the visitors scoreless until late. Quincy rallied in the ninth with Larkin homering, but a double play ended the game.
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Revere
Revere High School
Quincy High School
Curtis Park
Webb
Quincy
Larkin
R.H.E
Revere H. S
Quincy H. S
Webb and Rich
Hoffies and O'Donnell
White and Murphy Fight Ends in Ring Brutal Clash
The article reports on a chaotic six round boxing match where Eddie White defeats Murphy after repeated clashes and referee interventions. Murphy’s brother intervenes thrice as White dominates with sharp lefts and rights, while crowd over 8000 spectators witness a ferocious performance.
English High 12 Mechanics Arts 7 In North Brighton
English High School defeated Mechanics Arts 12 to 7 at North Brighton playground. English scored early and often with three runs in the first and repeated success in alternating innings. O Connor limited the visitors after the first, then Mechanics struck in the sixth and seventh. Batteries O Connor Blumenthal Long streath Somerville Swanson Umpire Melaughlin.
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English High School
Mechanics Arts
North Brighton Playground
English
Mechanics
O’connor
R.H.E. English High
Mechanic Arts
O’connor and Blumenthal
Longstreath
Somerville and Swanson
Melaughlin
Walsh Sets Atlantic Coast Candlepin Mark at Chelsea Bowls
Archie Walsh of Chelsea Square Alleys set a new three string candlepin record in the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tournament with totals of 124 105 139 and a final figure of 368 surpassing Shaw's 334.
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Archie Walsh
Chelsea Square
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
Shaw
Walsh
Lynn English High Beats Charlestown in Fast 5-3 Baseball Win
The Lynn English High School team defeated Charlestown Centre High 5 to 3 at Meadow Park Lynn. Charlestown rallied in the eighth but fell short as Lynn English used three pitchers in a well played contest. Batteries Clark McDonald Bowden and Callahan Risman O Gorman and Mechan.
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Lynn English
Charlestown Centre High
Meadow Park
Lynn
Charlestown
Lejeune Released by Pirates for Sioux City Move
Larry Lejeune holder of the world long distance throwing record is released by the Pittsburg National League club to the Sioux City club of the Western League. It is his third release by a major league club. Dan Costello will take his centerfield spot on the Pirates.
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Pittsburg
Larry Lejeune
Sioux City
Lejeune
Pirate
Dan Costello
Browne and Nichols Triumph Over Roxbury Latin 5 1
Browne and Nichols School defeated Roxbury Latin School 5 to 1 at Browne and Nichols Field in Cambridge yesterday afternoon. The game ended after seven and a half innings with Payne pitching a tight game and strong support behind him. Roxbury Latin struggled to hold onto the ball and showed weak fielding, while Browne and Nichols played with energy and cohesion, signaling a strong prep school team.
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Roxbury Latin School
Browne and Nichols
Cambridge
Payne
Browne
Nichols
Roxbury Latin
Miss Osgood Wins Clyde Park Trophy in Boston
Former Eastern woman golf champion Miss Fanny C. Osgood won the Clyde Park challenge tourney at Boston country club links. She posted a 91 with an outward 48 and a 48 back, beating Harriet S. Curtis who shot 94 with a net two strokes behind. Anne Nason finished third with 111-9-102.
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Boston
Osgood
Harriet S. Curtis
Miss Osgood
Anne Nason
Clyde Park
Milton Academy Wins Tennis Match Against Cambridge High
Milton Academy defeated Cambridge High and Latin in a tennis meet yesterday. Eddie Johnson played his first match, delivering excellent work as he and Bacon won the second doubles. The Cambridge team forced a three set test in the first doubles before losing to Milton's pair.
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Milton Academy
Milton
Milton Boys
Eddie Johnson
Bacon
Ban Johnson Talks Peace With Federal League Bosses
In Chicago on May 4 President Ban Johnson of the American League confirmed peace negotiations with the Federal League. He flew to Boston to push a deal and shocked baseball magnates by proposing the St. Louis National club be turned over to him without strings. In Chicago Taft and Weeghman are tied to a possible plan, while Johnson hints at undisclosed measures he has ready.
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Ban Johnson
American League Today
Organized Baseball
Federal League
Big Ban
Boston
St. Louis
Charles P. Taft
Mr. Weeghman
Johnson
National League
Tener
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Feds
Federal and National Leagues Face Consolidation Strain
Negotiations in Chicago over baseball map continue with Federal league magnates demanding fair sharing of costs and retention of Federal identity. Phil Ball pushes for consolidation of St Louis and Chicago clubs with a fifty fifty split, while Johnson and Bell resist assuming debts and fear elimination of one of the three clubs in St Louis.
Gilmore Rejects Out of Court Settlement in Baseball War
Gilmore, president of the Federal league, denounced any withdrawal of the Chicago court suit against organized baseball. He said he would never consent to such an arrangement and defended the league as a necessary third major, noting confusion over Ban Johnson’s supposed out of court end to the conflict.
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Ind
Organized Baseball
Federal League
Chicago
James A. Gilmore
Gilmore
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Boston
Rose Croix Council Bowling Banquet
Rose Croix Council Knights of Columbus closed the bowling season with a Mandarin banquet. William Fanning served as toastmaster and introduced speakers Harry S. McLeod M. T. Ryan and William Mahony. Prizes went to Prize team William Ilenmigan captain Timothy Murphy Arthur Stanley Michael Shea Austin Moran. top averages 98 M. T. Ryan. high single 139 Arthur Stanley. high three strings 345 William Breen. souvenirs given to the ladies.
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Rose Croix Council
Knights of Columbus
William Fanning
Harry S. McLeod
M. T. Ryan
William Mahony
William Ilenmigan
Timothy Murphy
Arthur Stanley
Michael Shea
Austin Moran
William Breen
Ed Walsh Improves After Illness in Chicago Club
Los Angeles May 4 Ed Walsh of the Chicago American League club has been ill for several days with influenza symptoms. His condition showed slight improvement today though a high fever yesterday had subsided, keeping his status under observation.
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Los Angeles
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Iiteher
Groove
Yestern
Clabby victorious over McCoy in ten round bout
Timmy Clabby of Hammond Indiana outpointed Al McCoy of Brooklyn in a ten round match in Brooklyn. Clabby controlled every round though McCoy’s awkward footwork troubled him at times. Weights were Clabby 158 and McCoy 157 3 4.
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New York
Timmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
al McCoy
Brooklyn
Clabby
McCoy
Ena McCoy
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