Baldwin Defeats Goodman in Close Chelsea Bout
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown wins a close decision over Kid Goodman after 15 fast rounds at Chelsea. Referee McInnis previously disqualified Goodman in their first meeting. Goodman showed creditable aggression while Baldwin relied on sharper punching and timing. Earlier preliminaries featured Ralph Kelly over Al Bates and Young Kirby stopping Jimmy Nelson.
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Charlestown
Kid Goodman
Chelsea
Baldwin
Hector MelInnis
Baldwin-Goodman
Goodman
MelInnis
McIinnis
McInnis
Matty
Barry
Ralph Kelly
Cambridge
al Bates
Young Kirby
Lawrence
Jimmy Nelson
Attell and Landfield Set For Ghetto Championship Fight
In Los Angeles on Friday night Abraham Attell and Herman Landfield will clash at catch weights for the ghetto championship. Attell, a Californian, earned fame in the East as featherweight king and the world’s fastest boxer in his class. Landfield, a Midwest favorite, seeks a title shot and has drawn hundreds of admirers on the coast. Condition will heavily influence the decision as both demand one.
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Los Angeles
Herman Landfield
Abraham Attell
Attell
Kid Herman
Middle West
Herman
Athletics Win After Biggy Falls In Ninth
Boston’s Biggy falls, Ferris and Graham drive in runs in the eighth. Young and Godwin strand runners in the sixth as Boston battles to tie. Harris or Dineen will start for Boston and Dygert or Waddell for the Athletics in the finale. The score remains to be reported.
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Ferris
Graham
Boston
Young
Godwin
Athletics
Harris
Dineen
Dygert
Waddell
Thirteen Inning Victory Tells A Nutshell Game
Chicago won 2 1 in 13 innings over St Louis after Beckley tied it in the ninth with a triple and McBride single. Chance scored the winning run on McBride's wild throw, sealing the long battle in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Beckley
McBride
Chance
Williams Defeats Harvard at Soldiers Field 5-2
Williams defeated Harvard 5 to 2 on Soldiers Field. Williams scored all five runs in one inning while Harvard battled for hits and moments of offense. Castle relieved for Williams and shut down Harvard allowing only two hits.
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Soldiers Field
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Stephenson
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Rindge Beats Dorchester High In Close Battery Battle
Dorchester High lost to Rindge 3 to 2 at the Dorchester grounds. Dorchester star Max Clay struck out 21 while allowing six hits and three walks. Clay and Thompson shined on the mound with timely hits from Regnier and Clucas for Dorchester, but Rindge held on for the win before about 300 fans.
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Dorchester Grounds
Max Clay
Dorchester
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McKensie
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Ears
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Regnier
Thompson
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Canole and Sullivan Meet in 15 Round Feud Fight
In a city split by the rivalry, Martin Canole and Peter Sullivan, once camp partners, prepare for a 15 round bout at Val leya R. I. in a week. Canole trains in Mattapoisett while Sullivan camps in Fall River, with each knowing the other's strengths. The undercard features Arthur Cote versus Young Kenney and George Byers against Black Fitzsimmons, plus two six round preliminaries.
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Nelson
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
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Southbridge
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Biddeford
Young Kenney
Lawrence
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Boston
Black Fitzsimmons
Hartford
George Skinner
England
Maurice Lemoine
Webster
Kid Hamell
Kid’ Terrell
Lynn tops New Bedford in lone New England game
Lynn used a strong hitting barrage and Labelle's solid pitching to win 8 to 4 over New Bedford. New Bedford scored all runs in the seventh as Labelle faltered, loading the bases on an error before Coveney cleared them with a three-dagger and a long hit. Burke’s bat and Mullane’s fine catch highlighted the victory.
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Labelle
New Bedford
Coveney
Burke
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Mechanic Arts Lose to Somerville 13 to 4
Somerville High defeated Mechanic Arts 13 to 4 on Somerville turf yesterday afternoon. Holland pitched strong for Somerville, relieving Nichols in the sixth and striking out seven over the last three innings. Scoring: Somerville 2 1 0 0 5 0 1 1 3. Mechanic Arts 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0. Batteries Nicholds Holland Bowlby Hoey Pierce.
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Somerville
Holland
Nichols
H. E. Somerville
C. Arts
Bowlby
Hoey
Pierce
Centrals Meet Jamaica Plain A C Saturday
The Centrals 2 east Boston will meet Jamaica Plain A C Saturday afternoon at Wood Island Park. A fast and exciting game is looked for with Larkin pitching for the Centrals and Marley behind the bat.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
A. C
Wood Island Park
Larkin
Marley
Brookline High Beats Tech Freshmen In Four Inning Tilt
Brookline High edged Tech freshmen in a four inning game. The contest featured steady defense and timely hits as Brookline claimed the win on the road.
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Tech
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Athletics Beat Collins Club 9 to 6 for Third Win
Big Cy Young pitched but the Athletics defeated Collins 9 to 6 to extend their winning streak to three games yesterday.
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Cy Young
Collins
Athletics
Early 1900s baseball clash of Athletics and Boston Braves
Boston and Philadelphia squads traded hard hits with decisive fifth and seventh innings. Collins returned at third for Boston as Young faltered in the fifth, while Cy Young boosted the A’s with a triple. Selbach and Cross starred in the field and Power’s notes highlighted Boston’s late pushes.
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Athletics
Collins
Godwin
Freeman
Selbach
Monte Cross
Cross
Powers
Hobe Ferris
Cy Young
Boston
Murphy
Brouthers
Lord
Parent
Stahl
Armbruster
Davis
Graham
Young
Serent
St Louis Defeats Chicago 6 to 2 in Chicago
St Louis defeated Chicago 6 to 2 as Chicago failed to hit pitcher Jacobsen and played poorly behind Altrock in a Chicago game dated May 9. The result added to Chicago’s struggles this season.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Jacobsen
Altrock
Rain Checks Good for Any Huntington Avenue Game This Season
Baseball editor confirms rain checks issued for last Saturday's Huntington Avenue game are valid for any game this year. If rain interrupts play before five innings, the same rain check may be used for a future game throughout the season.
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Huntington Avenue
Trinity and Mass Agricultural tie as Badgely rings up 10 no-hit innings
Darkness halted a Hartford game today between Trinity and Massachusetts Agricultural College after 10 innings, leaving the score 1 to 1. Trinity pitcher Badgely worked 10 innings without yielding a hit, with Cunningham behind the plate and Kennedy, French catching for the Mass. Ag. College. Umpire Rority supervised the contest.
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Mass. Ag. College
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Harvard Second Team Defeats Holy Cross Second 3 1
Harvard second team beat Holy Cross second on Soldiers Field 3 to 1. Taylor pitched a steady game with 11 strikeouts and two walks. Pounds led Harvard’s bats as the top hitter.
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Brown Edges Yale 1 to 0 in pitchers’ duel at Yale Field
In New Haven on May 9 Brown defeated Yale 1 to 0 in the first game of the series. Brown scored in the sixth inning while the Yale offense was held scoreless. Batteries were Brown Tift and Yale Parsons and Chapin.
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Yale
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Parsons and Chapin
Seven straight defeats haunt Boston baseball beat
Boston headlines spark with pitching hopes as Dineen or Harris prepare to face the Athletics’ Dygert or Waddell. Wallie Fallon may catch for a semi pro club. Johnny Butler returns to Jersey City. St Louis visits tomorrow. Reports pieces touch on contracts, injuries, and the Interstate league season kickoff May 19.
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Waddell
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Wallie Fallon
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Cambridge
John H. Donovan
Shaw
St. Louis
Johnny Butler
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Fred O’brien
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Bates Defeats Maine 3 to 2 In Tight Baseball Match
Bates and the University of Maine faced off in Lewiston with Bates winning 3 to 2. Johnson pitched well for Bates with Boothby backing him, while Frost’s early control faded after a strong first inning. The game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes with Eddie Conway in the umpiring chair.
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University of Maine
Frost
Johnson
Boothy
H. E. Eedarean
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Colby Defeats Bowdoin Amid Windy, Error-Filled Game
Brunswick, May 9 Colby beat Bowdoin in a windy baseball game plagued by errors. Scoring by innings shows Colby 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 total 7 runs 7 hits 6 errors while Bowdoin 2 1 5 1 0 0 1 6 12 runs 12 hits 7 errors. Chon and Dwyer starred for Colby with Firestand Ab bott pitching. time 47 minutes. umpire Carrigan.
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Colby
Bowdoin
R. H. E. Colby
Pcpatterien- Chon
Dwyer
Firestand Abbott
Carrigan
Horse Racing Planned for Watch City Summer
Horse racing will be a highlight in Waltham this summer with three big races at Central Park. Fred Brown will direct the events, scheduled for Memorial Day May 30, June 18, and July 4 at the Central Park track.
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