Powell Sidelined After Early Boston Burst In 5 2 Win
Boston pounded Powell for five runs in two innings and held New York to two in the final game of the series. Hoge relieved with strong work as Collins’ team exits for the West, aiming for even breaks and more wins before June 6.
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Jack Powell
New York
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Tannehill
Hoge
Powell
West
Farrell
Doran
Lachance
O’brien
Collins
Griffith
Burkett
Mr. Hogg
Highlanders
Yeager
Fultz
Dougherty
Parent
Ferris
Grimshaw
Myron Grimshaw
Stahl
Keeler
Conroy
Taynehill
Kleinow
Connolly
AB. R. BH
New . York BR
PO. A
Ene Powell
Anderson
Eeveses
Williams
Aes
pire—Connolly
Milton Academy tops Roxbury Latin in tight Interpreparatory clash
Milton Academy edged Roxbury Latin 6 to 5 in an Interpreparatory league game at Milton. Milton took a lead with four runs in the fourth inning, Roxbury tied it in the seventh, and Pond scored the winner in the eighth on a combination of an error a steal and a hit. Key plays included a one hand stop by Twitchell and strong Booth and Gilbert defense for Milton.
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Milton
Roxbury Latin
Milton Academy
Roxbury
Pond
Bailey
Saunders
Jordan
Twitchell
Booth
Gilbert
Po.a.e
Bh.po.a.e
Thomp
Page
Kennedy
Seve’e
C. F
R. F
Oj Dresser
Saun
Twitch’l
Swift
Mosser
Kelly
Pope
Everts
Thomas
Halahban
Wood’h
High School Matchups Across Town This Week
High schools listed schedule games with opponents at various locations including Cam ridge Southboro Norwood Chelsea Dorchester Revere Franklin Waltham Danvers Quincy Concord Weymouth and Beverly Venema Arts.
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Camridge
Newton
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Medford
Norwood
Melrose
Chelsea
Brookline
Dorchester
Charlestown
Revere
Tufts-Dean Academy
Franklin
Wellesley
Waltham
Beverly
Danvers
Adams Academy
Roxbury
Quincy
Belmont
Concord
Venema Arts
Weymouth
Amherst Beats Cornell 4-1 in May 9 Baseball
Amherst pitcher Newell limited Cornell to one run as Kelliher blasted a three bagger and an error fueled a four run fourth inning. Storke and Champaigne scored for Amherst. Storke, Danahey and Allaire drove in runs for Cornell. Deshow earned the win for Amherst while Newell took the loss. Attendance was about 800 with Cowboy as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Newell
Cornell
Deshow
Kelliher
Palmer
A.E
A.E. Wheeler
C. F
C’paigne
Rice
Storke
Preston
Beach
Bigelow
Danshey
Braman
Welsh
Allaire
R. F
Brown
Powell
Danahey
Champaigne
Cowboy
Cleveland Falls To Chicago In Narrow 3-2 defeat
Chicago takes the lead in the standings with a 3 to 2 win over Cleveland. Walsh pitched well for Cleveland while Lajoie drove in both Cleveland runs. The decisive ninth inning featured Donahue not covering first on a bunt and Bemis errant throw allowing Davis to score in the sixth. Attendance 1,743.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Walsh
Lajoie
Donahue
Bemis
Davis
Carr
Turner
Bay
Jones
Tannehill
Flick
Gallahan
McCarthy and Kelley
AB. R
C. F. Eeeereeerse
Green
Fasiee Verde Este Callahan
Vinson
Washington 8 Philadelphia 1 to take AL series lead
Philadelphia committed errors with men on base and could not solve Townsend as Washington won the final game 8 1. Townsend received strong support while Cassidy made a brilliant last inning stop. Schreck departed injured and Miss Alice Roosevelt watched from the stands.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Townsend
Cassidy
Schreck
Jeffries Retires and Fitzsimmons Succeeds as Champion
Old world boxing notes announce champion Jim Jeffries retirement due to rheumatism. Bob Fitzsimmons named his successor though aged and scarred hands slow him. Discussion includes Marvin Hart as a rival and notes on other New England boxing events and fighters.
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Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeff
Fitz
Jeffries
Ring
Marvin Hart
Jack Johnson
Hart
Douglass A. C
Chelsea
Charles O’rourke
Cambridge
George Gunther
Melbourne
O’rourke
New England
Gunther
Sam Langford
Andy Watson
Harry Edwards
Connie Mack
Dave Deshler
Young Henderson
Eddie Lenny
Philadelphia
Kid
Noble & Greenough Defeats Volkmann 26 to 10 in Prep League
Noble & Greenough School routed Volkmann School 26 to 10 at the South End grounds. Field impressed by taking 11 chances and Dana's batting stood out. Charles Inches of Noble & Greenough tore a ligament in his leg.
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Goodman
Highland A. C
Marlboro
Boston
Lenny
Marlboro Club
Blink McCloskey
Guy Ashley
Brockton
Gloucester
Salem
McCloskey
South Boston
Rouse O’brien
Post
Drew
Eddie Carr
Young Cahill
Danny Murray
Patsey McKenna
Tommy _Boudrot
Kid Terrill
Young Simms
Pat
Kid Taylor
Tommy Feltz
Billy
Mellody
Jack O'Keefe
O’keefe
Chicago
Butte
Bud Rainer
George McLadden
Patsey Sweeney
New Britain
Conn
South End
Noble & Greenough School
Volkmann School
Field
Dana
Charles Inches
Big Shakeup in Harvard Crew Sees Five Seats Changed
Harvard rowing officials again reshuffle the varsity eight as five seats change hands. Meier moves to the second boat, Lawson shifts to fifth, Flint to third, George returns at seven after an injury layoff, and Richardson is reassigned to freshmen with Toppan taking No. 2. Pleasanton rises to No. 4 joining Derby who has been rowing recently.
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Harvard
Meier
Lawson
Flint
George
Richardson
Toppan
Pleasanton
Roger Derby
Sullivan Squares Men Rally for Wide Victory
Sullivan Squares men defeated Everett stations 28 to 0 in five innings at Sullivan Square playground yesterday morning. The Sullivan lineup included Dineen Stevens Towne Williams Ryan Masuret Doonan Reading Savage while Everett fielded Smith Collins Peacock White Kimball Case Burnham Martin Booth.
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Sullivan Square
Everett
Dineen
Stevens
Towne
Williams
Ryan
Masuret
Doonan
Reading
C. F
Savage
P. Everett
Smith
Collins
Peacock
White
Kimball
Case
Burnham
Martin
Booth
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Wee Willie Keeler
Frederic P. O’connell
Mark Strong
Freeman
Chase
Criger
Bostons
Albun Atlaum
Liaulival
Cate
Attec
Chic
St. Louis
Detroit
LECAL
Levy
Lachenbruch
East 4Th Street
Levy, Lachenbruch & Co
Levy, Lachbruch & Co
Levy, Achenbruch & Co
Oxford
Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Alice Roosevelt
Bender
Seerssrersy
Nill
Knoll
B Bender
Ae Townsend
Washing
O’ Loughlin
Isaac Levy
East Fourth Street
Volkmann
R Rae
HI. B. Kirk & CO
N.Y
Sullivan
Con Keefe
Cambridge Street
Keefe
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