Amateur Rule Shift Sets 12-Inch Pole Measurements
Charley Dean pushes Intercollegiate groups to adopt a 12 inch pole measurement for tracks, aligning with new amateur rule. Joe Wood makes a notable comeback for the Indians, showing his value with the bat after leaving the Red Sox. About 35 runners enter the St Alphonsus 10 mile race next Saturday with Hen van Fuller Roth vying for top honors. Arthur Roth at Camp Devens eyed to win soldier athlete prize. Jack Moakley drills Ivan Dresser as Cornell's Dresser targets Ted Berna's 9 174 5 second two mile mark at intercollegiates. Dresser clocked 8 222 5 on slow track, pace likely to shave Berna's record. Starter placement debate grows at A A U meeting. Yale's Johnny Mack argues for a side stance, while others favor behind the line.
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Jimmy Henvan
Fred Fuller
Arthur Roth
New England
Camp Devens
Jack Moakley
Ivan Dresser
Cornell
Ted Berna
Dresser
Berna
Dartmouth Edges Springfield 4 3 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Frank Ross and Bruce delivered successive singles in the ninth to lift Dartmouth over Springfield YMCA College 4-3 in Hanover New Hampshire. The game stayed tight throughout with Dartmouth fielding better while Springfield hit well.
Dartmouth Beats Springfield In Tight Baseball Clash
Dartmouth 4 Springfield 8 in a pitching heavy contest. Jordan Grey and Bruce drove in runs for Dartmouth while Reilly and Wadman added key hits. Davis cashed a three-base hit for Springfield, with Priors Carr and Reilly among the standout names in a hard fought game.
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Dartmouth
Murphy
Gale
Martin
Jordan
Grey
Carre
Bruce
Reilly
Travis
Harris
Af.ross
Carr
Damtmouth
Springfield
Wadman
Owl
Carbon
Priors
McKelvey
Davis
Fleming
Chicago Cubs Triumph Over Pirates 8 to 1
Chicago broke loose for five runs in the first three innings to defeat Pittsburgh 8 to 1. Tyler pitched well for Chicago, while Cooper took the loss after yielding six runs in 21 3 innings. Stengel homered for Pittsburgh, Mann drove in two runs for the Cubs, and Merkle added a two-base hit in a one-sided win.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
A. Hollacher
Flack
Mollwitz
Mann
Carey
Paskert
Stengel
Merkle
Bighee
Ilduff
Cutshaw
Killifer
K’'nie
O'Farrell
Hollacher
Bigbee
Caton
Tyler
Cooper
Steele
Bedient and Wood in 1912 World Series Pitching Duel
The record shows Hugh Bedient pitched four games with one win and no losses while Joe Wood also appeared in four games, winning three and losing one. Wood relieved Bedient in the eighth of game eight, then was removed in the 10th for Engle to bat and credited with the win. Wood was regarded as the series star in the pitching duel.
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Hugh Bedient
Red Sox
Giants
Joe Wood
Bedient
Wood
Art
Engle
Joe Fagan
Tommy Robson
Waterfront calendar and port cargo report of May 9 1867
May 9 1867 waterfront calendar lists war days tides and moon phases. Fisheries prices and port arrivals detail haddock cod pollock hake and groundfish sales with vessel names and cargo totals. A Redondo wireless aid incident and Wildwood grounding near Fort Point are noted with outcomes and timing.
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Haddock
United Fruit
Tropics
Caribbean
Colon
Redondo
Wildwood
Fort Point Channel
City Fuel Company
Brae-Burn hosts War Fund golf tourney for relief
On Monday at Brae-Burn Country Club West Newton an amateur professional best ball medal play 36 hole tournament will raise funds for Soldiers' Aid and Navy Relief. Christopher McGrath secretary of the New England PGA and Brae-Burn golf committee organized the event with $5 amateur and $3 professional entries. Proceeds go to charity.
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Brae-Burn Country Club
West Newton
Christopher McGrath
New England
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Brae-Burn Club
Concord High nine loses to Middlesex 6 5 after ninth inning rally
After eight straight wins, Concord High School nine was defeated by Middlesex School of Concord yesterday afternoon 6 to 5. The private school team mounted a ninth inning rally to clinch the victory.
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Concord High School
Middlesex
Concord
Giants Beat Phillies 3 to 2 in tense finale
New York defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 after a late ninth inning rally ends with Meusel out on a tying play. Umpire Moran is assaulted by a spectator as Burns and McGraw separate players. Holke and Meusel provide key two base hits as Perritt and Prendergast struggle on the mound.
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New York
Philadelphia
Meusel
Moran
Burns
McGraw
Prendergast
Holke
Rariden
Perritt
Luderus
Whitted
Young
Fletcher
Bancroft
Fitzgerald
Zimmerman
Rodriguez
Tincup
A Young
Fitzeg’ald
Kauff
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Cravath
Iuderus
Baseball matchups listed for National and American leagues
National League games include Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at St Louis, Chicago at Pittsburg. American League features Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia.
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New York
Philadelphia Seer
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
BT. Louis
Sicadsncawnese SC
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
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Po.a
Wadman
Carling
Cincinnati eCarwens
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Eee
Owl
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Steiner
Long
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Brooklyn
American Association Scores and Standings Summary
Kansas City 7 defeated Minneapolis 3 while Louisville 8 beat Toledo 10. Indianapolis led Columbus 2 as Milwaukee led St. Paul 8. Details incomplete for full standings in this brief box score update.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Southern Association Scores Weekend Openers
New Orleans teams opened with victories as Memphis defeated New Orleans 2 0, Atlanta beat Nashville 2 0, Mobile won 4 3 over Little Rock, and Birmingham edged Chattanooga 4 3.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
International League Scores Mixed Results Across Matches
Jersey City defeated Rochester 9 to 2, Binghamton beat Toronto 3 to 2 in 17 innings, while Baltimore won 7 to 3 and Newark triumphed 9 to 1 against Syracuse.
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City
Rochester
Binghampton
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Syracuse
White Sox Rally Past Indians in Nine to Five Victory
Frank Shellenbach debuts with a complete game effort as Chicago beats Cleveland 9 to 5 in the series finale. Cicotte left early with an ankle injury as the Sox pounded out timely hits to secure the win.
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Frank Shellenbach
Cicotte
Cleveland
Browns Beat Tigers 8 to 1 in Detroit
Sotheron held Detroit to three hits as St. Louis riffed on James and Finneran. Dressen drove a three-base hit in the sixth and scored on a scratchy Detroit run. Demmitt and Sisler sparked the offense as St. Louis rolled to an 8 to 1 victory in Detroit.
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James
Finneran
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Demmitt
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Reds Rally Past Cardinals 9-6 in Late Inning Win
Cincinnati upset St Louis 9 to 6 with a five run ninth inning after May held them in check through eight. Groh Roush Magee Griffith Neale and Smith key hits while Regan pitched 1 2 innings for the win and Meadows took the loss.
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Eller
Ewee
Conley
Regan
Groh
Roush
Magee
Griffith
Neale
MH. Smith
Wingo
J. Smith
Cruise
Snyder
Job
Schneider
Wallace
Niehoff
Paulette
Meadows
May
Rindge Tech Wins 19-9 Over Everett in 10 Innings
Ten innings of odd baseball unfolded at Russell Field in North Cambridge as Rindge Tech defeated Everett 19 to 9 in the extra frame. The unusually long late afternoon game entertained Suburban league fans.
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Everett
Russell Field
North Cambridge
Athletics Defeat Highlanders 5 to 2 in Philadelphia
Perkins drove in all Philadelphia runs as the Athletics defeated the Highlanders 5 to 2 in Philadelphia. Perkins hit a bases loaded homer in the eighth and had a single in the fourth to tie the game, with Pratt and Pipp contributing key hits for New York. Perry outpitched Caldwell despite New York fielding highlights.
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Perkins
New Yor
Pratt
Pipp
Miller
Yankees
Perry
Caldwell
New York
Toy
Vu Pipp
Davidson
Bodie
O Dugan
Hannah
Galawell
Rome
Burns
Gertes
Dugan
Duan
Baker
Annah
Walker
Gardner
Pip
Wrestlers in Shape for Grand A Svasegake Double Header
Four wrestlers prepare for a Grand A Svasegake double header. Cyclone Ress faces Kiionis in a best two of three falls match. Professor Mainfuort meets Joes Shimkus of Chicago in a tough outing.
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Cyclone Ress
Kiionis
Professor Mainfuort
Joes Shimkus
Chicago
Boxing Gossip Sparks Rematch Hopes at Arena
Boxers Joe Hagan and Tommy Robson battled hard at the Arena and earned a rematch. upcoming cards feature George Ashe against Kid phe, plus a benefit for Johnny Gallant at the Chelsea Douglas A. C. Fans hear of weigh issues and referee changes as plans unfold for bouts in Bath Me and Bridgeport Conn.
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Tommy Robson
Arena
George Ashe
Philadelphia
Kid Phe
Leo Flynn
Stae
Johnny Gallant
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Gallant
Devens Beats Harvard 5-1 in Six Inning Tilt
Camp Devens defeats Harvard 6 to 1 in six innings on the camp field. Pillion, from Connie Mack circles, pitched well holding Harvard to three singles. Whalen, Janvrin, and Glennon sparked the offense with timely hits and a Whalen triple sealed the win as fielding slid due to a dust storm.
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Whalen
Hallowell
Glennon
Wolverton
Harvard
O'Keefe
Dami Davewe
Nugent
Cooney
Goodridge
Wilder
Janvrin
Camp Devens
Pillion
O’keefe
Pearson
Evans
Nugent Pearson
Pendleton
Reagan and Socco to square off in 12 round final bout
East Boston rivals Tommy Reagan and Sailor Socco meet in a 12 round final at Commercial A C after a prior 12 round draw at Douglas A C. Semi final features Dave Powers vs Young Goula over 10 rounds. Two six round prelims pair Freddy Webb vs Young Chaney and Young Vaney vs Frank Alger.
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East Boston
Sailor Socco
A. C
Douglas A. C
Commercial A. C
Dave Powers
Malden
Young Goula
Woonsocket
Freddy Webb
Weymouth
Young Chaney
Beachmont
Young Vaney
Lawrence
Frank Alger
Athol lad Cragin fans 22 to lift Mitchell Military past Wilmington
Hartwell Doc Cragin of Athol set a season strikeout record with 22 whiffs for Mitchell Military School of Billerica in a 14 to 4 win over Wilmington High School. The performance occurred May 8 as Cragin dominated the mound, earning the victory for his team.
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Hartwell
Doc”) Cragin
Mitchell Military School
Billerica
Governor Holcomb Bars Willard Fulton Fight in Conn
New Haven May 8 Governor Marcus H Holcomb refused to permit the Willard Fulton fight to take place in Connecticut. James P Mulvihill of New Haven had sought the Governors sanction to bring the bout to the state.
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Conn
Marcus H. Holcomb
Connecticut
James P. Mulvihill
Exeter Defeats Lawrence 14 to 2 in New Hampshire game
Exeter beat Lawrence Academy 14 to 2 in Exeter New Hampshire. Meehan struggled in the second inning while Exeter capitalized on Lawrence errors and featured two double plays Conlon to Gilroy to Rix and Conlon to Rix. Lawrence fielded poorly opening the rout.
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N. H
Lawrence Academy
Meehan
Conlon
Gilroy
Rix
Lawrence
Technology Tennis Team Defeats Holy Cross Five Matches to One
The Technology tennis team defeated Holy Cross at Longwood yesterday in a decisive match. Only Kimball won for Holy Cross as Wei the captain and Brookman starred for Technology. McManus secured the lone win for the visitors.
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Holy Cross
Longwood
Worcester
Kimball
Technology Wei
Brookmann
McManus
Lexington High to Host Mystic Valley Baseball Game
Sub Master Fred C. Ball announced the Lexington High School vs Watertown High School Mystic Valley league game will move from Saturday to tomorrow in Lexington.
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Lexington High School
Watertown High School
Lexington
Allen 9 Roxbury Latin 7 Narrow high school game
Allen School defeated Roxbury Latin 9 to 7 in a loosely played afternoon match at West Newton. Both teams committed many errors and the game lacked notable features.
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Allen School
Roxbury Latin
Holy Cross Beats Tufts in Dual Track Meet Thrilling Form
Holy Cross defeated Tufts 79 to 47 at Fitton Field. Fitch led Tufts with 18 points while Holy Cross captain Manoney posted 15. Landers of Tufts scored 10 for a 2nd dual meet win this season.
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Tufts College
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Milton Academy Captain Ed Lincoln Tops Noble and Greenough 4–1
Captain Eddie Lincoln of Milton Academy pitched a strong game to lead a 4–1 victory over Noble and Greenough. Lincoln hurled a complete game as Milton Academy secured the win in a pitchers’ duel.
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Eddie Lincoln
Milton Academy
Noble and Greenough
Tennis Tourney Off At Concord High School
The Boston Normal Art School freshmen called off their tennis matches with Concord High School yesterday at Concord.
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Boston Normal Art School
Concord High School
Concord
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