Yale Defeats Amherst to Win 12th Straight Game
Yale routs Amherst 14 to 1 in New Haven. Cornish homered and doubled, Blossom flawless in field, Reilly made a one handed stop. Amherst pitchers struggled with passes and wild pitches as Yale base running racked up seven runs in the third. Kimball scored Amherst’s only run.
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Amherst
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Blossom
Reilly
DeCastro
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Kimball
Partenheimer
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P'heimer
Robinson
Rune
Middlebrook
Riddell
Umpelly
Hunter
Burdett
Searles
Pumpelly
Proudfoot
Douglas
Mesers
Stafford
Swenson
Princeton Oarsmen Arrive for Harvard Princeton Race
The Princeton crew arrived in Cambridge for the Harvard Penn Princeton race on the Charles River. Twenty rowers were assigned to Holworthy Hall while the Penn squad will stay in Thayer Hall. Both teams plan to row over the Charles River course today.
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Charles River
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Harvard Yard
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
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College Yard
Williams Defeats Army In Sluggish Tilt At West Point
Williams tops Army 8 to 6 in a game marked by listless play despite key hits. Lee hit a home run for Army, Ainslee added a homer with two on, and Merrillat worked the mound for Williams while Swain left with an ankle sprain.
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Army
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Mitchell
Swain
Kilton
Ainslee
Menoher
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O/Miller
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Patch
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Prindle
Brown
Cutler
Gillette
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Williams & Army
Cullem and Marshall
Lafayette Defeats Dartmouth 5 to 2 in Alumni Oval Baseball
Lafayette beat Dartmouth 5 to 2 on Alumni Oval. Lafayette pitcher Hammer held Green to three hits while Sullivan drove in two runs with a three-base hit. Dartmouth manager Morey started the game, but Hallett struggled as seven walks aided Lafayette’s early lead.
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Dartmouth
Alumni Oval
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Sullivan
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Phauer
Scheeren
London
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Dartmond
Qhonnabaer
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Myers
Leon
Aichschuler
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Kelley
Brown Beats Princeton in Narrow 3 1 Victory
Brown defeats Princeton 3 to 1 on University Field behind freshman Bayrs pitching who held the Tigers to three hits. Dukette Crowther Loud and Snell delivered the ninth inning rally for three straight singles after two Brown players were retired. Rhoads scored on a wild pitch in the seventh helping Brown earn the win as Bayrs struck out four and Wood four for Princeton.
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Snell
Johnson
Bayrs
Tigers
Rhoads
Reed
Reilly
Eayrs
Wood
Haurs
Sternberg
Condor
Nine Wins in Closing Rally at Fenway Park
Noble and Greenough nips Volkmann School 1 to 0 in Boston as Pratt opens the ninth with a single. Kenney reaches on Howe error, Abbott bunts foul third strike, Wiswall throws wide on a double play attempt letting Pratt score the winning run. Final line score N G 1, V 0.
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Fenway Park
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Kenney
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Minot
Wiswall
R.h.le
Pratt and Appleton
Bowditch and Aspinwall
Cushing Academy Defeats Phillips Andover Early In Narrow Win
In Andover on May 7 Cushing Academy scored seven runs in the first two innings to beat Phillips Andover Academy. The final line shows Cushing 7 9 4, Andover 3 3 2, with a sequence of innings and four pitchers named among the batteries.
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Phillips Andover Academy
Cushing Academy
Cushing
R.f.le. Cushing
Clancey and Deys
Sharpe, Swett and Wiley
Sheehan
Dean Academy Upends Exeter in 9 0 Victory
Dean Academy of Franklin Massachusetts defeated Exeter here this afternoon by 9 to 0. The summary notes Dean scored five runs in the first inning and added four in later innings while Exeter managed only a single tally. Batteries were O Mara and Sennett for Dean against Ryan Welles Briggs and Donovan for Exeter.
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N. H
Dean Academy
Franklin
Mass
R.H.E Dean
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O’ Mara
Sennett
Ryan
Welles
Briggs
Donovan
Bouts Develop Six New Champs At Local Tourney
Two national amateur champions emerged as Tommy L. Reagan of East Boston 115 pounds and Charles Askins of Boston 145 pounds were crowned again at the Mechanics Building in a B A A event. Only two other heroes hailed from Boston area, Barney Snyder of Roxbury 108 pounds and M J Crowley of Malden 135 pounds, among the six new title holders.
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Mechanics
Tommy L. Reagan
East Boston
Charles Askins
Boston
Barney Snyder
Roxbury
M. J. Crowley
Malden
National Amateur Glove Champions of 1913 by weight class
The 108-pound champion is Barney Snyder of Roxbury, 115-pound Tommy Regan of East Boston, 125-pound W Hitchen of Riverside A C Toronto, 135-pound M J Crowley of Adams A A Malden, 145-pound Charles Askins of Boston, 158-pound William Barrett of Harlem Y M C A New York, 178-pound Joe Brown of Pawtucket Rhode Island, and heavyweight Alfred J Reich of Irish American A C New York.
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Roxbury
Tommy Reagan
East Boston
W. Hitchen
Riverside A. C
Toronto
Canada
M. J. Crowley
Adams A. A
Malden
Charles Askins
Boston
Joe Brown
Pawtucket
R. I
Alfred J. Reich
William Barrett
New York
Snyder
Abe Attell
New England
Leo Kahn
Pennant A. C
Synder
E. Korthe
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Reagan
Walter Ridge
Brockton
Mike Sullivan
Peter Buono
Prince A. C
Godwin
Miles Sullivan
William Schart
New Orleans
Sullivan
John J. Park
Park
Askins
Nap Boutellier
Warren A. A
Robert McEacheran
Reich
FE. Kothe
St. Bartholomew's
A. C
Patsy Greene
Cambridge
H. Godwin
Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
I. Margolies
Union Settlement
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Pat McCarthy
Fellows A C
John J. Parke
J. Barrett
Physical Culture Club
St. John
N. B
John Smith
Revere
W. F. May
Boxers Crowned at New England Championships in Boston
Nationals in boxing saw upsets and crowd consternation as Snyder edged Kahn in a disputed 108 final. Hitchen upset Ridge in the 125 semi while Crowley defeated Sullivan for 135, Barrett stopped McDonald in 158, and Reich outboxed McEachern in the heavyweight final.
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Hitchen
King George's Dominions
Crowley
Sullivan
Mike
New England
Dan McDonald
Barrett
McDonald
Treferee Lill
Steve Phillips
Boston Y. M. C. A
Leo Kahn
Pennant A. C
New York
Phillips
Kahn
Barney Snyder
Anthony Saya
Ward 7 Gym
Snyder
Saya
Walter Ridge
Johnny Noonan
W. Hitchen
J. Margolies
Margolies
Women as sparring partners in Jack Johnson case
Chicago May 7 government attorneys charged that white women who associated with Jack Johnson were used as sparring partners. Harry A. Parkin said Johnson directed his women to meet him for his fights and to practice with him as part of his alleged Mann Act violations.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Harry A. Parkin
Pittsburg Woman Charged With Transporting Belle Schreiber
W Jacobowsky testified Johnson forced Belle Schreiber from Pittsburg to Chicago then Cleveland and Detroit. Johnson allegedly used his car to shuttle her from hotel to theatre where he performed. Lillian Henderson recalled Schreiber leaving Pittsburg in August 1910.
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Lillian Henderson
Pittsburg
Belle Schreiber
Harvard Freshmen Elect Bingham Captain of Track Team
William J. Bingham of Lawrence Massachusetts was elected captain of the Harvard freshman track team yesterday. Bingham starred at Exeter last year and was noted as one of the best distances from 220 to 880 yards.
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William J. Bingham
Lawrence
Mass
Harvard
Bingham
Exeter
B C to Play Aggies at Fenway Park This Afternoon
Boston College faces Massachusetts Agricultural College at Fenway Park this afternoon. Pitcher Leo Hallorhan, unbeaten in three appearances this season, will start for BC, while Amherst's Davies, who beat Dartmouth last Saturday, is likely to take the mound for the visitors.
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Massachusetts Agricultural
Fenway Park
Leo Hallorhan
James Street
Davies
Amherst
Xgpie
Dartmouth
Hanover
Crimson Baseball at Soldiers Field in Cambridge
The Crimson baseball team faces Catholic University of Washington on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4. The game was moved from the Southern trip to Cambridge due to Harvard cancelling many Southern games.
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Crimson
Catholic University of Washington
Natick High Beats Ashland High 8-2 in Afternoon Match
Natick High defeated Ashland High by 8 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Key players included N Murphy E Murphy and Amorosa Hennessey with two hits and strong battery work.
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Natick High
Ashland High
N. Murphy
E. Murphy
Amorosa
Hennessey
Arlington High Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally
With two outs in the ninth and trailing 8 to 1 Arlington High surged to six hits and four runs to topple Concord pitcher Wood. Final score shows Arlington 9 Concord 8 as Kelley Chaves and Buttrick teamed to drive the comeback while Wool and Adams handled pitching for the winning side.
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Arlington High
Wood
Concord
R.H.B. Arlington H
Concord H
Kelley
Chaves
Buttrick Wool
Adams
Waltham High Beats Marlboro High in Afternoon Tilt
Waltham High defeated Marlboro High yesterday afternoon at home. Waltham outscored the visitors two to none with decisive batting starting early and finishing strong. Five two base hits by Waltham highlighted the contest.
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Waltham High
Marlboro High
Waltham
Cleary
Harvard Fifteen Tops Milton Academy Freshmen
The Harvard freshmen defeated Milton Academy yesterday at Milton by 8 to 7 in a closely contested baseball game.
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Milton Academy
Harvard
Milton
Motor industry moves and leadership changes noted
Charles J. Bailey of Boston wins second prize in Motor World for solving the second hand car problem. Harry Fosdick resigns as director of sales for Hupp. Heinze Electric prepares Canadian expansion by acquiring Walkerville site. Stutz changes name to Stutz Motor Car Company of Indianapolis. Hutchinson resigns from International Motor Company to join June 1. Fred Wilson joins Marathon Motor Works as regional sales rep for five southern states from Dallas.
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Cadillac Automobile of
Boston
Motor World
Harry Fosdick
Hupp Motor Car Company
Heinze Electric Company of
Lowell
Canada
Walkerville
Ontario
Ideal Motor Car Company
Stutz Motor Car Company of
Indianapolis
Fred Wilson
Henderson and Tone Companies
Marathon Motor Works
Nashville
Tenn
Southeriu
Dallas
Texas
Robideau Beats Love in 16 Round Philadelphia Bout
In New York on May 7 Sam Robideau the Philadelphia lightweight defeated Johnny Love of New York in a 16 round match tonight.
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New York
Sam Robideau
Philadelphia
Johnny Love
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