Harvard Track Opens Season Against Dartmouth at Soldiers Field
Harvard hosts Dartmouth for the Crimson’s first dual meet of the season on Soldiers Field. Pooch Donovan misses two first stringers Perry Austin and Paul Newton while Captain Reggie Foster runs his first outdoor race in the 220 yard dash. Harvard expects strong showings in the quarter and half mile events, with Kelley Simons Ranney and Preble Fernald among top scorers. Dartmouth counters with Russell a fast sprinter and strong throwing in the hammer and pole vault led by Tilley Holdman.
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Crimson Asggs
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Perry Austin
Paul Newton
Reggie Foster
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Simons
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Preble
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Warren
Jaques
Lawless
Withington
Viets
Everett
Copeland
Geach Harry Hillman
Russell
Tilley
Holdman
Cable
Harry Hillman
Columbus Club Is Candle Pin Champion
In Lowell Massachusetts on May 5 the national duck and candle pin tournament saw the Columbus Club of Dorchester emerge as amateur candle pin champions of New England with a three string five man team total of 1391. The Dalton Club of Newburyport won the Boston pins five man team amateur title with 1520. Several events remained undecided as games in other divisions continued. Teams from Nashua Boston and Lowell participated in the afternoon and evening sessions.
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Mass
Columbus Club
Dorchester
New England
Boston
Dalton Club
Newburyport
Nashua
N. H
City Promotes Boys' Games and Advisory Board
Preliminary plans for a municipal athletic association were discussed with Mayor Fitzgerald and the Boston 1915 games committee. The group will oversee year round indoor and outdoor sports for Boston boys, guided by a large advisory board chaired by the mayor, with a 2000 dollar appropriation planned for 1911 events including 12 track meets and a Wood Island Park finale.
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Boston
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J. A. Brooks
Charlies H. Carter
Ellery H. Clark
Carl Schrade
James B. Shea
Charles —_H. Taylor
Nathaniel J. Young
Wood Island Park
Frank A. Goodwin
McKinnon Beats McMahon on Fouls in Bout
Tom McMahon of Spring Valley was disqualified in the sixth round against Bill McKinnon of Boston after repeated low blows. In other news, Char ies Comiskey lauds George Moriarity as Detroit Tigers captain for his leadership and aggressive play.
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Tom McMahon
Spring Valley
Bill’ McKinnon
Boston
National Sporting Club Tonight
McMahon
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Hughey Jennings
George Moriarity
Tigers
Detroit
Moriarity
Comiskey
Moriarty
Brockton Earns Ninth Victory Over New Bedford
Timely hitting by Connaughton and Wadleigh powers Brockton to a 4 to 1 win over New Bedford. Bauman and Maran shine in the field as Brockton secures its ninth victory.
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Connaughton
Wadleigh
Brockton
Bauman
Maran
Ninth inning bid fuels tied game with close error notes
The record shows a tied game as Yount pitches the ninth and Harrington allows multiple runners. Cargo Daum Fluharty lead with two base hits while Wallace swipes a bag. Logan McGovern Huston Bouktes Cooney turn double plays. Lynn Lowell left on base four and seven. Pitchers Harrington and Yount split decisions with eight and two strikeouts respectively.
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Fluharty
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Sheep Strands
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Spuggan
Haverhill Triumphs Over Lawrence 10 4 in Baseball Game
Free hitting led Haverhill to a 10 to 4 victory over Lawrence. Hollis hit a home run and collected multiple features. Duffy and Shuman split pitching duties as Haverhill scored in several innings and held Lawrence to 4 runs.
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Shuman
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MecGamewell
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Ulrich
Pearson
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Hagan
Courtney
Sim
Stafford
Worcester tops Fall River in high hitting baseball game
Worcester defeated Fall River 9 to 4 in a game marked by heavy hitting and sensational fielding. Umpire Duffy issued a fine and ejected Haight, ending with a police escort off the grounds. Worcester jumped ahead with 6 runs in the first inning off Conklin.
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Conklin
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Tri
Stone's Wins Over Noble Greenough In High-Scoring Bout
Stone's defeated Noble Greenough at the American boag grounds yesterday 7 to 45. Ainsworth Greene and Houghton led with three hits each and a home run from Ainsworth. Hernandez pitched well for Stone's as Stone's offense capitalized on fielding and baserunning against Noble Greenough.
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Volkmann Beats Roxbury Latin 14 4 at Allston Field
Volkmann fielded squad overwhelmed Roxbury Latin 14 to 4 at Allston yesterday. Key players included Spang Kimball Garrett Emmons Howe and Henson for Volkmann while Seaver Packard and OGenh'd contributed for Roxbury Latin. Final line scores show Volkmann offense outweighing the visitors.
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Flynn Knocks Out Kaufman in 10th Round Showdown
Kansas City report says Jim Flynn of Pueblo knocked out Al Kaufman of California in the 10th round here tonight. A hard right to the jaw sent Kaufman down and out, following De Laney's prior note that Flynn was a challenger nicknamed the white hope.
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Pueblo
Jim Flynn
al Kaufman
California
Billy Delaney
Flynn Knocks Out Kaufman After Brutal Beating
Flynn delivers a bulldog attack on Al Kaufman, dropping him eight times and forcing a final KO with one minute left. Kaufman suffers a bloodied eye and facial bruising, while Flynn exits unhurt. Flynn weighed 171 pounds to Kaufman’s 205 and earned 1750 dollars against Kaufman’s 2250.
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New York and Boston Boxers End In Ten Round Draw
Jack Richey of New York and Rouse O'Brien of Boston boxed a 10 round draw in Terre Haute Indiana.
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Ind
Jack Richey
New York
Rouse O’brien
Boston
Ten inning tie shows Vermont and Tufts deadlocked
Vermont and Tufts battled to a 1 1 draw after ten innings as both clubs threatened but could not push across the decisive run. Malcomb fanned 14 for Vermont and allowed three hits while Harry Martin fanned 10 for Tufts with two hits allowed.
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Malcomb
Harry Martin
Dartmouth Defeats Cornell 8 to 1 In Opener
Dartmouth defeats Cornell 8 to 1 in Ithaca as Ekstrom shuts down the visitors after the first inning. Five Cornell pitchers allow 12 hits as Mahoney Donohue Emerson and Gammons contribute RBI hits and Ekstrom earns the win. Stolen bases by Emerson Daly Hoban and a Magner three-base hit highlight the contest.
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Lafayette Defeats Amherst 3 To 0 In Seventh Inning Rally
Lafayette tops Amherst 3 to 0 as two seventh inning hits fueled the rally. Vernon limited Lafayette until the late burst, while Amherst managed only three hits led by Long with one outside the diamond.
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Yale Beats Virginia 6–0 In Baseball Shutout
Yale pitcher Freeman dominates Virginia allowing only two singles by Hume as Yale defeats Virginia 6 to 0 in New Haven. Merritt, Stevens, and Tommers stand out with key defensive plays and a three base hit highlights the scoring.
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Lawton
Denning Holds E. H. S. To Two Safe Hits
Brookline High pitcher Denning blanked English High allowing two hits in his first year start. Brookline High won 6 to 1 as Kelley Walizer Kerr and Tenning led the offense with multiple to reads and pressure on defense. Attendance reached about 3000 at the game.
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Cameron and Shrubb Ready for 12 Mile Battle at Boston Arena
British long distance champ Alf Shrubb and former Boston Marathon winner Fred Cameron prepare for a 12 mile race at Boston Arena tonight. Shrubb claims fitness for the race of his life while Cameron finds the new arena track to his liking. A record crowd is expected as prominent supporters from Amherst, Nova Scotia, and Canada back their champions. Clarence De Mar will start the race, with a wrestling curtain raiser featuring Jack Leon and John Perelli.
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Yale Fears Tiger Defeat in Annual Dual Meet
May 5 New Haven Yale faces Princeton in the annual dual meet tomorrow in Princeton Yale hopes to win sprints by Thatcher and Reilly vault by Gardner hurdles by Christensen shot put by Kilpatrick while Princeton eyes wins in distance events with Kohler Dow hammer Speers and Simons and more minor places Keane Fitzpatrick leads Princeton in a stronger all round team Yale enters slightly weaker than last year when Yale lost 69 46.
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St Louis Proteston Detroit Win Spars with Claim
St Louis manager Wallace filed a protest over Detroit's win claiming Dan Hoffman was not out when struck by a batted ball in the third inning. Umpire Sheridan admitted an error in the call as the ball carromed toward second base and Hoffman advanced.
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Wallace
Detroit
Dan Hoffman
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Willett
Amherst Williams Dual Meet Set At Williams College
Williams hosts Amherst in a dual track meet with Amherst favored to win by a small margin. Captain Roberts is out due to a broken leg from football last fall, ruling him out of dashes and jumps.
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