Dartmouth Defeats Wesleyan In Low-Scoring Game
Dartmouth won 6 to 2 over Wesleyan in Middletown. Beeman and Holmes led with three-base hits for Wesleyan while Osbourne added a two-base hit. Holmes and Wescott combined for strong pitching though Wesleyan committed five errors aiding Dartmouth’s offense.
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Wescott
Wesleyan
Beeman
Holmes
Paine
Touris
Geers
Eskeline
Reese
Murphy
Osborne
Markthaler
Chapin
McCarthy
Dartmouth Wesleyan
Insane Al Shubert to meet Frankie Brown in New Jersey bout
Insane Al Shubert of New Bedford faces Frankie Brown of New York in a 12 round feature at Manchester New Jersey. The show includes multiple undercard bouts, with a New England light weight title series starting in Cambridge Brockton and Boston areas. A Leonard Dundee prospect may draw Boston crowds. American punchers like Campi and Kenny are listed for a possible Argentina tour. A boxing card in New Bedford May 15 and May 22 features Gardner Anderson Britt Martin and Moore in key bouts. A note mentions a letter for Johnny Mooney.
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al Shubert
New Bedford
Frankie Brown
New York
Manchester
N.J
Howard McRea
Cambridge
Kdarry Carlson
Brockton
New Commercial
New England
Boston
A. C
Leonard
Buenos Aires
Billy Gibson
Lou Purlacher
Whaling A. C
Posey Gardner
Lee Anderson
Berlin
N. H
Frank Britt
Terry Martin
Providence
Giants Beat Pirates 13 to 5 in Pittsburgh
New York defeated Pittsburg 13 to 5 with strong hitting from Burns Robertson and Doyle. Mathewson allowed one hit in four innings, while Tesreau Harmon Hill and Jacobs yielded most of the runs. two-base hits by Burns Wauff Hinchman Harmon and a Schmidt home run highlight the game.
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Pittsburg
New York
Mathewson
Burns
Robertson
Doyle
Vesteau
Gibson
Jacobs
Hill
Newark
Tittsburg
Wauff
Hinchman
Harmon
Fletcher
Hinchwan
Baird
Schmidt
Doyley
Kauff
Carey
Barney
Smith
Johnston
Nxses
Benton
Till
Tesrean
Batrd
MekKeehnie
Will
Ralk—Tesreau
Tesreau
Rigler
Harrison
Dorle
Merkle
Ct MecKechnie
Kelly
Rariden
aRouseh
Wagner
Knabe
bCostello Schmidt
Pai
Eschultz
P Tee
Wilson
WWF
Twombly Attracts Major League Interest From Connie Mack
Babe Twombly formerly of Medford Hugh and now Lehigh University first baseman has drawn multiple scouts. Connie Mack has offered a substantial contract to sign him after completing his college career.
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Babe’’ Twombly
Medford Hugh
Lehigh University
Connie Mack
Harvard to face Brown in Soldiers Field opener
Harvard baseball opens the week at Soldiers Field this afternoon at four o clock against Brown. Coach Mitchell taps Garritt to pitch for Harvard and Denison will start for Brown in the Brunonians clash.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Brown
Mitchell
Garritt
Denison
Brunonians
Tufts Second Team Defeated by Malden High Period Nine
Tufts second team lost 1 to 4 at the Tufts Oval yesterday afternoon. Both pitchers held the line until the eighth inning when Malden broke through scoring three runs aided by Tufts fielding miscues. In the ninth Malden added three more runs as Queen contained Tufts though in trouble.
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Tufts
Malden
Tufts Oval
Haworth
Queen
Boston College High Beats English High 6th Win
Boston College High won its sixth game beating English High 1 to 0. Bob Carney pitched for James Street School fanning 12 batters while holding opponents to a single hit until the ninth inning.
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Boston College High
English High
Bob Carney
James Street
Carney
Gren
Harvard Freshman Crew Captains Robert Emmett
Robert Emmett Harvard 19 was elected captain of the Harvard freshman crew last night. He currently stroking the yearling boat and previously drew notice as an oarsman at St. Paul’s School. Emmett resides in South Salem New York.
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Robert Emmett
Harvard
Eimmett
St. Paul's School
Emmett
South Salem
N. Y
Ahearn Beats McCoy in Ten Round Middleweight Bout
In New York on a May night Young Ahearn of this city outpointed Brooklyn challenger Al McCoy in a ten round middleweight contest. Ahearn weighed 161 1 2 pounds and McCoy 161 pounds.
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New York
Young Ahearn
al McCoy
Brooklyn
Ahearn
McCoy
Braves Ready to Tackle the Cubs in Chicago Series
The Boston Braves arrive in Chicago for a three day stay and open the series at the former Federal League Park against the Cubs Fed-Cubs tomorrow. Manager Stallings plans Dick Rudolph as the pitching ace to start the opener, with Art Nehf seeking a start as well. Nehf has been granted permission to return home to Terre Haute, Ind., when his turn on the mound ends, to be with his ailing father.
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Chicago
Cubs
New York
Braves
Federal League
Fed-Cubs
Stallings
Dick Rudolph
Boston
Art Nehf
Terre Haute
Ind
Nehf
Cubs Defeat Reds 8 to 5 in Batting Rich Baseball Clash
Chicago tops Cincinnati 8 to 5 as Fred Williams belts a triple to break a late tie. Prendergast, Seaton, and Schulz each held the Reds, while Zimmerman, Williams, and Flack fueled the winning rally with timely hits.
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Chicago
Fred Williams
Cincinnati
Prendergast
Schulte
Flack
Williams
Zimmerman
Clarke
Seaton
Pierce
Mitchell
Schneider
Schulz
Mann
Petes
Sears St
Saier
Yerkes
Allen
Doeolan
Zwilling
Neale
Killifer
Beeen
Ilerzog
Chase
Csaee
Griffith
Groh
London
Oo Schneider
Butler and Mack Bout Ends In Draw At Arena
Walter Butler of Revere defeats Frankie Mack of Beachmont in a fast six round bout at the Arena, marking the fourth straight draw between the pair. Mack displays clever, spectacular offense while Butler pursues a knockout left hook.
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Revere
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Arena
Butler
Mack
Spike Lisky
Rhode Island
Teddy Murphy
Victor Socco
U.S. S. New Jersey
Robert Hart
Dorchester
Hart
Socco
Billy Shevlin
Navy
Tommy McFarland
North End
McFarland
Othello Delights Boston Audience In Negro Company Debut
An all colored troupe presented Shakespeare's Othello at the Grand Opera House for a two night Boston run. Edward Sterling Wright as Othello and Margaret Brown as Desdemona drew strong applause, with John H. Ramsey as Iago and Vincent Bradley in support. The performance impressed despite a cold Wright and late scenery, showing solid ensemble work and fitting scenery for the production.
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Shakspere
Grand Opera House
Boston
New York
Edward Sterling Wright
Boston School of Oratory
Margaret Brown
Desdemona
Wright
John II. Ramsey
Tago
Joseph J. Allen
Vincent Bradley
Poisoning Suspected at Archer Home for Aged People
Windsor Conn. Mrs. Amy Archer Gilligan of Windsor is charged with poisoning a boarder at the Archer Home for Aged People. Forty eight deaths have occurred in the home in five years, with suspicions that several were caused by poison.
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Archer-Gilligan
Barnstead
Wagner
Thomas Lee
William Trumphreys
Windsor
Andrews
Nelson I. Pierce
Innocence Proclaimed Amid Arsenic Probe In Windsor
State police uncover arsenic purchases linked to Mrs Archer-Gilligan amid autopsies on inmates of a Windsor home. Exhumations reveal poison traces. doctors suggest various causes. Husband Michael W Gilligan believed to be next potential victim. Willingness to sign by the accused noted.
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Seth Ramsay
Archer-Gilligan
Mr. Mason
Post
Hartford
Mrs. Archer-Gilligan
Pete
Andrews
Howard I. King
Wolff
Dr. Wolff
Michael W. Gilligan
Archer Gilligan
Gilligan
James Tl. Archer
Bright
Chief Egan
Waterfront Calendar May 10 Tide and Sky Notes
Waterfront calendar lists tide heights for Gloucester Portland Newport and Boston with times and moon phases. Evening planets Venus Mars Saturn. morning Jupiter. full moons on May 17 June 15 and September 11.
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Gloucester
Portland
Newport
Boston
Vessels Bring Large Groundfish Run To Local Pier
Ten vessels arrived at the fish pier landing a heavy consignment of groundfish with prices near normal for the day. Halibut marked the season’s low for the period while wholesale rates ranged across haddock cod pollock hake and shore fish. The British steamer Slingsby suffered shaft damage delaying repairs as other ships report diversions and sightings along the coast.
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Hake Arhimot Sass
J. de Costa
W. Hl. Moody
Phil Manter
Jessie Costa
Sed Numan
New York
Fire Island
Lockyer
Tirpatia
Samoa
Havre
Savannah
Edward J. Lawrence
Ten Pound Island
Gloucester
Spain
Lawrence
Chesapeake Bay
Lisbon
Portugal
Georges Creek
Baltimore
Frank Poland
Theoline
Broad Street
Boston Marine Society
Chamber of Commerce Library
Eugene Carver
Brookline
Harris
Lord of Everett
Franceseco Ciampi
Memphian
Boston
Genoa
Manchester
England
United Fruit
Bisparia
Port Limon
Caribbean
Landsman
Shipping News Arrives With U S Torpedo Boat Details
The report lists arrivals including U S torpedo boat destroyer Jacob Jones at Wye and Key West on the seventh, steamers Esparza Neill Port Linton Ro Jelling Dan Anderson Cienfuegos Towarml Chase Suffolk Runkle Lexington Parker Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Everett Giles Bay State Mitchell Malden Brown Camden Bangor Governor Dingley Linscott at various ports including Gloucester Limekin Ives Moran Riley and towing barge.
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Jacob Jones
Wye
Key West
Esparza
Neill
Port Linton
Jelling
Anderson, Cienfuegos
Towarml
Chase
Suffolk
Runkle
Norfolk
Lexington Parker
Baltimore
Newport News
Everett
Giles
Bay State
Mitchell
Malden
Brown
Camden
Bangor
Dingley
Linscott
Port
Maritime Towage and Shipping Movements Across Ports
A dense list of vessels, tug outfits, and barge tows operates between cities including Philadelphia Norfolk New York and Portland. Names such as Marguerite Lit tle Elsie Cassie Ver m outh Sea King Warges Tenn Concord Chenango Waeca maw and West End appear with single voyage notes and port calls across Delaware Breakwater Sewalls Point Sewalls loint and Rockport Mass.
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Baracoa
Amolen Sautian
Moldegaard
Delaware
Prince George Bros
Yarmouth
Maston
New York
Charles T. Gallagher
Chenango
South Amboy
Plymouth
Hugh Ross
Waecamaw
Stockton Springs
HW. S. Nichols
West End
RR. G. Co. No. 1
Rockport
Mass
St. Marks Defeats Theologians 11 to 3 in Poor Game
In Southboro on May 3 St. Mark's defeated Cambridge Episcopal Theological Seminary 11 to 3. Crockett a new recruit pitched three innings and showed promise, while Iferon and Caswell stood out for their respective teams in a poorly played contest.
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Southboro
St. Mark's
Cambridge Episcopal Theological Reminary
Crockett
Iferon
Fay School
Watson Caswell
Ban Johnson Sees Red Sox Still Strong Contenders
Ban Johnson president of the American League sits in President Lannin's box during the game. He says Cleveland's Speaker succession restored confidence and that the Sox remain a powerful club. He believes Carrigan's team is still among the favored contenders for the flag.
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Ban Johnson
American League
Lannin
Cleveland
Soxon
Carrigan
Boston College Faces Tufts In Last Home Game
Boston College and Tufts meet on the Tufts Oval this afternoon for Tufts final home game before a two week layoff. BC aims to repeat its spring win over Brown and Blue, with Slattery choosing O Marra or Wrepps to pitch and Red Carroll catching. The Medford nine remains undefeated, while all opponents this season have fallen to BC’s strong batting.
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Boston College
Tufts
Brown and Blue
Slattery
O Marra
Wrepps
Red” Carroll
Medford
Speaker Tess Guests With Shriners In Town
Tess Speaker will stay in Houston Friday night for a meeting of Aleppo Temple. Attending with him are Thomas Gardner and Agnew. Shriners plan to make his visit very interesting during his stay in town.
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Tess Speaker
Hoston
Aleppo
Thomas
Gardner
Agnew
Spoke
Middlesex and area high school games listed in league schedule
A scrambled OCR style listing shows multiple high school basketball and sports matches with teams such as Harvard, Middlesex, Groton, Andover, Exeter, Worcester Academy, Danvers, and Medford. The fragment includes venue names like Soldiers Field and Canton Norfolk league references, with many garbled school names and mis-spellings.
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Samemvilin
Metrose
Suyburhan Tegsuey
Everett
Brenkitne
Wohara A- Medford
South Stone
Waltham
Huntington
Brown
Providence
Winchester
Stoneham
Dartmouth
Andover
Exeter
Marki
Heights
Worcester Academy
Middlesex
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Groeton
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Newton
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Latem
St. John's Prep
Danvers
Lowell Textile
Soldiers Field
Rindge
Swampscott
Winthrops
Chelsea
Worcester Classical
Lawrence Academy
Marblehead
Waterto
Brighton
Needhamt
Framingham
Maynard
Hudson
Belmont
Dedham
Lawrence
Nashin
Attleborore
Moses Brown
Taunton
Reger
Weethor
Milforle
Stoughten
Canton
Norfolk Lengers
Mansfield
Sharey
Norfolk
Medfield
Norfolk lIpaguey
Norwool
Share
Holy Cross 2d
Harvania
Soldiers Pier
Erinceton
Potts Town
Menu
Milton Academy Tennis Team Tops Browne and Nichols
The Milton Academy tennis team easily won four of five matches against Browne and Nichols at Milton yesterday, dominating singles and doubles play.
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Milton Academy
Browne and Nichols
Milton
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