Worcester Triumphs Over New Bedford In Tight 6-5 Win
Worcester defeats New Bedford 6 to 5 after New Bedford pounds 15 hits. Wilson taken out in ninth. Haas Russell Anthony and Rondeau among Run scorers. Pitchers Wilson Frein claim win and loss with 15 and 7 hits allowed respectively.
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New Bedford
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Po.a.e
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Beauman
Norton
Ulrich
Collemore
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Haas
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Rising
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Williams
Cunnigham
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Crum
Sysert
Trein
Lanigan
Fall River Triumphs Over Lawrence In Seven Innings
Four hits in the seventh inning powered Fall River to an 8 to 4 victory over Lawrence. Butler, Weisenstein, Devine, Bertwhistle and McDermott drove in runs as Wormwood and Wood were tagged for several hits. Reynolds and Noyes contributed with timely sacrifices and stolen bases helped the visitors pull away late.
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Fall River
A.E
Cope
Wormwood
Wood
Reynolds
Noyes
Weaver
McDermott
G. Lawrence
Maybohm
Maybolm
Connolly
Haverhill Defeats Lowell 8 to 1 in New England Game
Lowell opened the day with pitcher Friel effective through the early innings. Haverhill then took control, scoring steadily to win 8 to 1 in an afternoon matchup at Lowell, with the visitors displaying superior hitting and defense.
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Lowell
Friel
Lynn Triumph Over Brockton In Swatfest Showdown
Lynn outscored Brockton 12 to 10 on 20 hits to 12, in a high scoring game. Cargo and Metz led Lynn with multiple hits while Brocktones' Burg Logan and others contributed. pitching saw Gerard Swormstead Parkins Gilroy and others concede runs as the teams exchanged blows through seven innings.
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New England
Brockton
Lynn
Gerard
Parkins
S'stead
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Bonnotis
Cargo
Metz
Streaser
Burg
Logan
Hamilton
Stovall
Dana
Henrikson
McLane
McGovern
Shannon
Doolin
Lavigne
Meane
Daua
Gilroy
Swarmstead
Engle Joins the Red Sox From Highlanders
Boston purchased outfielder Engle from the New York Highlanders to add a left handed hitter against strong left handers. Engle known as Hackenschmidt is a sturdy fast fielding outfielder who can pinch hit in today's game. Last season with New York he played 125 games, 66 runs, 137 hits, batting .278 with 2 doubles 5 triples 3 homers and 18 stolen bases.
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Red Sox
Boston
Engle
New York Highlanders
Hackenschmidt
Crew
New York
No Hit No Run For Lynn High
St Johns Prep defeated Lynns English High School in a no hit no run game led by star pitcher Heffernan for St Johns Prep The line score shows St Johns Prep 4 runs on 7 hits while Lynn Eng 0 runs on 3 hits Umpire Fish Time 1h35m
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Danvers
St. John's Prep
Lynns English High School
Twirler
Heffernan
ST. John Prep
Lynn Eng
A.E
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OsKering
Lynch
O' Krane
Fahey
Murphy
Joyce
Davis
Soutar
G’ffee
McGaffee
Sullivan
Jahey
Whalen
Comber
Brown
Fish
South Boston blanked Mechanic Arts nine in baseball win
South Boston led the Boston High league with a 5 to 0 victory over Mechanic Arts behind Trotman and Smith pitching. Kane Thornton Lane and Gerry produced the runs. Murphy and Lane stole bases. attendance was 500 as umpire Mulroy called the game after five innings due to the time limit.
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Boston High Baseball League
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Po.a.e
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Hoar
Grant
Thornton
Ormsby
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Connell
Gunn
Trotman
Smith
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Ene
Lane
Gerry
Ford
Mulroy
Taylor & Co. Win Again In Wood Island Park Baseball
I. M. Taylor & Co. defeated Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co. by 14 to 7 at Wood Island Park yesterday afternoon. Taylor’s team has now won three straight games. The score by innings shows early offense and late rally, with Carter and Chapman pairing for Fitzgerald Hubbard and Green and Sanford catching for I. M. Taylor. Umpire Estabrook officiated.
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Stock Exchange
IT. M. Taylor & Co
Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co
Wood Island Park
I. M. Taylor & Co
Dayior
Rindge Pounds Newton In Big 13 to 2 Baseball Win
Rindge overwhelmed Newton High 13 to 2 as their batters found the ball repeatedly and Newton errors aided the onslaught. Rel E. contributed to the lopsided score with strong at bats and solid defense.
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Rindge
Newton High
Newton
Rel E
Batile Royal of Box Stars Amherst to Meet Harvard
Amherst with McClure in the box faces Harvard at Soldiers Field in a duel to the finish. Hicks will pitch for Harvard with Babson and Hicks moved in the batting order. Amherst veterans Kane Permack and McClure anchor the infield and outfield as Potter returns to second base.
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Amherst
McClure
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Hicks
Cambridge
Kane
Permack
Babson
Potter
Duke Likely to Challenge New York in 1911 Cup
Rumor mill swirls as New York Yacht Club members neither confirm nor deny a challenge for the America cup. The Duke of Sutherland is named as British challenger, not Sir Thomas Lipton, with negotiations reportedly under way for a match in 1911. The club is said to prefer a challenger easier to compromise on rule questions.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Duke of Sutherland
Sir Thomas
Chance May Retire From Active Work
Chicago May 10 Manager Frank Chance seriously considers retirement from active play as first baseman for the Chicago National League club. The strain of pennant pressures and handling the initial sack prompts the move. Outcome depends on fan support and Fred Luderus proving capable at first base.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
West Side
Fred Luderus
Arlington High School Beats Winchester 5 to 0 in Baseball
Arlington High School defeated Winchester High 5 to 0 in a well played game at Winchester. Hill pitched masterfully allowing only two late hits. Arlington's batting and defense limited Winchester to eight hits while Arlington scored five runs across the game with solid defense and timely hitting.
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Arlington High School
Winchester High
Hill
R. H. E. Arlington
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Goddu
Flaherty
Harvard Seniors Beat Juniors in Interclass Shootout
Harvard seniors defeated juniors in the preliminaries on Soldiers Field yesterday by 151 to 133. The sophomores meet the freshmen tomorrow, with the victors to challenge the seniors for the class championship Friday.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Harvard 13s Face Everett in Freshman Diamond Clash
Harvard freshman baseball meets Everett High School this afternoon at Soldiers Field on the freshman diamond at four o'clock. Harvard seeks a win to boost early-season momentum. Everett aims to spoil the home debut and start strong on the road.
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Harvard
Everett High School
Soldiers’ Field
In Shape to Train at Jim Jeffries Camp
B H Benton reports from Jim Jeffries camp noting that embellished hype for the big fight contrasts with what he sees firsthand. He describes Jeffries' conditioning and dieting efforts and his judgment on reaching proper weight and readiness for the bout.
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Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
New York
Far East
Jeffries Condition Ahead of July Fight with Johnson
A historical preview notes Jeffries nearing proper weight and peak condition for a July confrontation with Johnson. Observers describe heat and training as catalysts, with early sparring against Bob Armstrong and planned fast work with Jim Corbett to sharpen speed before the Johnson bout.
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Jeffries
Jeff
Jim Corbett
Jack Johnson
Fort Banks Wins Opening Boston Harbor Artillery League Game
Fort Banks defeats Fort Strong 4 to 1 in a colorful opener at Fort Banks field. Armstrong and Terrill shine for the pitchers, Schellhaus stars in outfield, with Fisher Gellison Kelley and others contributing. First-ball throw by Colonel Patterson. 1,500 in attendance. Hayden vs Armstrong duel.
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Banks
Fort Strong
Patterson
10Th Artillery Band
Schellhaus
Armstrong
Terrill
A.E
A.E. Fisher
O/Burns
Graham
Roderick
Frye
Jones
Leonard
Donnelly
Hayden
Fort
Strong
Fisher
Gellison
Kelley
Terrell
Garrity
Sandy Meets Jack Burns Boxing Card Moves Announced
Promoter T J McCarty outlined May and June bouts in Los Angeles and Vernon. The Lew Powell Memsic 25 round match shifts to May 31 with winner facing Wolgast for the lightweight title. Wolgast to box Owen Moran in June at Los Angeles. Burns Ferguson moved to Vernon for 25 rounds on May 28, winner to face Sam Langford. Frank Conly pairs with Pat Moore in Vernon June 4.
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Cal
T. J. McCarty
Lew Powell
George Memsic
Wolgast
Memsic
Owen Moran
Jack Burns
Sandy Ferguson
Vernon
Sam Langford
Frank Conly
Pat Moore
New York
Eastern League Scores Quick Summary
Rochester defeated Newark 6 to 1 and Baltimore beat Toronto 5 to 3. Providence edged Buffalo 2 to 1. Montreal Jersey City game noted as played on wet grounds.
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Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
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Chauncey Sears' gelding copes half mile in 1:00 1-4
On the Charles River Speedway Chase, Chauncey Sears' bay gelding, in Class FE trotting at the Metropolitan Driving Club, covered the half mile in 1:00 1-4 and won in two straight heats. Dodie K. and Munroe, grand circuit performers, trailed closely in the final heat, delivering a strong finish.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
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Chauncy Sears
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J. B. Buffington
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J. D. Thompson
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M. McPhee
Thistle
J. H. Lovell
A. C PLC
A. I. Nelson
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Reggie Foster's return may boost Cambridge track hopes
Arthur Duffey notes Reggie Foster’s comeback could lift Cambridge as sprinters brace for the college sprint championship. Princeton’s rise, Dartmouth’s coach, Yale’s Cooney, and Amherst’s Roberts are mentioned as contenders with intercollegiate titles looming.
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Foster
Crimson
Cambridge
No Meeting This Year London Oxford Cambridge Decline
May 10 The committees of the athletic clubs of Oxford and Cambridge universities sent a joint letter to Harvard and Yale managers saying it will be impossible to take part in an international track and field meet this year. Oxford will meet Dublin in June and some men felt unable to train for two meetings. Americans objected to Rhodes scholars competing in an international meet, another obstacle. The decision was made before the King's death, which would have likely prevented British university athletes from participating in the proposed meet.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Dublin
Stone School Defeats Volkmann 13 to 2 in Upset
Stone School beat Volkmann yesterday by 13 to 2. Pitchers Hernandez and Bryant held Volkmann to limited hits while Wood and Pinanski contributed behind the battery. Stone School produced a decisive offensive with timely hits and strong fielding.
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Stone School
Volkmann
R.H. E. Stone
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Cricket Team Addresses and Game Rules Queries
Addresses for local cricket teams are requested. The note asks about dealing a poker hand and how to distribute cards. It mentions Amesbury Massachusetts and Spalding's Reach Guides for schedules, and asks if Charlesbank gymnasium is open. It also asks about scoring on a batted ball and balks by a pitcher with hands clasped.
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Mass
Spalding’s
Reach
Sporting Goods
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Health Belt promise for rapid strength and relief
A Boston advertisement touts a Health Belt claiming instant improvement in nerves, tissues, and blood, curing rheumatism, backache, and indigestion without drugs or privations. It urges readers to request a free 86 page book from P Sanden Co at 501 Washington Street, Boston, with daily hours.
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Boston
Mass
Watch the Wear the Wear brand union listing
An early notice promotes the BAKERS' UNION "WATCH THE WEAR" brand workwear. It emphasizes durability with fast colors and non shrinking fabric, featuring woven red labels on bibs, pockets, and sturdy buttons. Distributed by Brattleboro and Keene outlets with a Boston wholesale office at 77 & Street.
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Brattleboro
Ove Keen
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