Jeffries training camp in high spirits after workout
BEN LOMOND Calif May 11 The Jeffries training camp is in high spirits tonight because in his workout today the former champion showed vim his trainers could not fully conceal. After the drill he described abdominal soreness from a prior exercise and noted the new routine helped his condition. Before traveling to Santa Cruz he and Sam Berger discussed potential referees with changes including Buck Cornelius of Itsburg Charles White of New York Otto Floto of Denver among eastern eligibles.
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Jeffries
Joruls
Tos Chovnski Arvemii
Setz Ping
Hs Aili
Ting Om
Santa Cruz
Sam Berger
Berger
California
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Buck Cornelius
Itsburg
Charles White
New York
Otto Floto
Denver
Jresdi
Graney May Referee Jeffries Johnson Fight
Rob Roy reports a possible compromise to have Eddie Graney referee the Jeffries Johnson bout. The source notes the choice would satisfy the sporting world and Johnson, with Jeffries entering serious training as the match approaches.
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Rob Roy
Graney
B. H. Benton
Johnson Keeps At Road Work
Johnson keeps to a 12 mile mixed level and hill run with trainers Tom Little Colon Cutler and Barney Furey. He plans to increase morning road work next week except on boxing days and notes his wind is improving. Tex Rickard discusses promoter selection with George Little amid Jeffries and Jolson talks.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Tom Little
Colon Cutler
Barney Furey
Tex Rickard
Ben Lomond
Jeffries
George Little
Jolson
Rickard
Boxing Twins and Big Fights Highlight Brockton Card
Jack Sheehan predicts Porky Flynn may surprise talent when facing Ketchel next Tuesday night. Walcott brothers box in Brockton in a double night, with Joe and Chester facing Whitney and Murray respectively. American Athletic Club show features Miley Powers Carr Ton and more with bantam and welter bouts. Matty Baldwin seeks bouts with Brock and Wolgast amid terms hold up.
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Jack Sheehan
Porky Flynn
Porky
Stanley Ketchel
Jack
Ketchel
Mr. Flynn
American Athletic Club
James Miley
Roxbury
Jack Powers
Charlestown
EddieCarr
South Boston
Eddie Stanton
California
Kid Thomas
Lawrence
Mike Brown
Malden
Young Fox
Somerville
Kidy Brien
Hewlboys
Jthomas
Brown
Commerce High blanks the Brighton nine in runaway game
Commerce High blanked the Brighton nine 12 to 0 on Fenway grounds to tie South Boston for the lead in the Boston High School league. Broders and Callahan starred with the bat. Mulvany made four tough plays and threw out a runner at home. Attendance 250.
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Brighton
South Boston
Fenway
Broders
Callahan
Mulvany
Peabody High Wins Middlesex League Clash at Stoneham
In Stoneham on May 11 Peabody High defeated Stoneham High 11 to 6 in a Middlesex League game. Harris pitched well with 13 strikeouts and no walks, but fielding errors doomed Stoneham. Batteries were Davies and Moulton for Peabody, Harris and Prest for Stoneham.
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Stoneham
Peabody High
Stoneham High
Harris
Peabody
Peabody, Davies and
Moulton
Prest
Milton High Triumphs 8-7 Over Allen School
Milton High defeated Allen School 8 to 7 at Cabot Park. Milton struck early with five runs in the first two innings while Milton benefited from Allen errors to secure the margin. Allen collected 18 hits to Milton's 12, but Milton's defense and late rally preserved the win. final line shows Milton 8 runs, 12 hits, 6 errors and Allen 7 runs, 14 hits, 6 errors.
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Milton, Carson
Eer Feek Hen School
Curtis, Ara
Somerville High names Norville Millmore captain in football
The Somerville High football team elected Norville Millmore captain after Charles Dickerman was asked to resign the season end. Millmore, a junior who played centre and tackle last year, also stars on the baseball team and may lead next fall. Oarsmen skipped practice due to rough water while track preparations begin for the Harvard interscholastic meet on May 21 at the Stadium. Chelsea High hires Henry Bullock as new baseball coach after Jack Conley’s dismissal amid a benching controversy centered on Captain Brown’s substitution and ineligibility issues.
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Somerville High
Norville Millmore
Charles Dickerman
Athletic Association
Millmore
John O'Reilly
Harvard
Chelsea High
Henry Bullock
Dartmouth College
Jack Conley
William C. Hill
Chelsea High School
Conley
Brown
Herb White
Ted Coy's Misplay Gives Williams Win Over Yale
Williams defeats Yale 3 to 1 at Yale Field as Templeton fans 10 and limits Yale to two weak hits. Lambie drives a clean single, Ted Coy misplays a grounder allowing three Williams runs. Merritt’s ninth inning catch highlights defense amid a near complete Williams domination. Attendance about 2,000.
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Williams
Yale
New Haven
Logan
Hamilton
Templeton
Murrey
McIntyre
Shons
Lambie
Isurfey
Corey
Brown
Trumbull
Bates Win In Ninth Inning For Andover Bates Win
Bates College baseball edged Andover 8 to 7 in the final session as Beckford drew four balls to start the ninth. Dorman sacrificed and was out at first, Beckford advancing to second. Cole grounded to Burdett and beat the throw, sending Beckford to third. Clasin grounded out but Beckford scored before the throw home. Wright led Andover with a homer and a double. Both teams used two pitchers amid a loose defensive game with Bates committing 10 errors to Andover’s four. Bates had 12 hits to Andover’s eight.
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Dennis
Gile
Harriman
Ripley
Beckford
Acof
Wright
Dougherty
Reilly
Reynolds
Middlebrook
Keaney
Lamorey
James
Dorman
Clasin
Brady
Tome
Cole
Jordan
American Assn Results Highlight League Scores
In Kansas City Louisville games ended 3 to 2 and 2 to 5 with St Paul defeating Toledo 5 to 2. Minneapolis beat Columbus 2 to 0 and Milwaukee triumphed over Indianapolis 11 to 7.
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Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Marys C T A seeks Saturday games with strong teams
The St. Marys C T A baseball team from Lynn has several open Saturday afternoon dates and wants to arrange games with strong rival teams. Interested teams should contact P. J., Manager, 67 Camden Street.
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St. Mary's C. T. A
Lynn
P. J
Camden Street
Tufts shuts out Trinity in Hartford game
Tufts defeated Trinity 6 to 0 on Trinity Field as Tufts pitchers held the hosts to few chances. Hall struck out Gildersleeve with bases loaded in the sixth, and Tufts capitalized with three late runs after Sayers was relieved by Cook in the seventh. Knight Dickinson Martin Dustin and Sayers led the offense with timely hits and two base knocks.
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Broders
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Stockemer
Jessian
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Jesseau
Q’neil
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Knight
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Hayns
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Yacette
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Smith
McKenna
Rogers
Local Soccer Scores From Regional Matches
In Springfield Springfield 4 New Haven 1, Holyoke Holyoke 5 Waterbury 3, Bridgeport Bridgeport 2 Hartford 0, New Britain Northampton 7 New Britain 5.
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New Haven
Holyoke
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Britain
Northampton
Exeter Beats St Anselm's College in Six Innings
Exeter defeated St Anselm's College 7 to 1 in six innings at Exeter New Hampshire. Donovan starred with three runs a hit and three stolen bases while Litchfield pitched steadily and Exeter executed bold base running for most of the game.
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Exeter
N. H
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
Donovan
Litchfield
Wing Saves Somerville From Defeat at Broadway Park
Somerville High defeats Melrose High 7 to 6 in a long game at Broadway park West Somerville. Wing relieved Pike in the ninth and struck out McLetchie with bases loaded to seal the win. Norton Ginn Parker Mixer Milmore Casey Wilson Russell Dike Gately score in a tense regional contest.
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Somerville
Melrose High
Russell
Pike
Millmore
Wing
McLetchie
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Ginn
Parker
Mixer
Milmore
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Wilson
Dike
Gately
Foss
Williams
Miles
Collins
Wanamaker
Parks
M’letchie
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Gateley
Pike P
Learie
Sheen
Amherst Hands Harvard Big Defeat at Soldiers Field
Amherst defeated Harvard 6 to 1 at Soldiers Field in a one sided game. McClure pitched well for Amherst, limiting Harvard to five hits while baserunning overwhelmed Harvard with four steals in the late innings. Hicks struggled for Harvard as Ernst replaced him and allowed Amherst to rally. Amherst added runs in the seventh and the last inning, sealing the victory with a flurry of hits and base paths.
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McClure
Amherst
Crimson
Henry
Hicks
Ernst
Dorchester High
A. B
A.E
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Partenheimer
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Vernon
Lanigan
Hoenry
McLaughlin
Danvers Defeats Gloucester In Baseball Tilt
Gloucester High School loses to Danvers High 4 to 2 in a game marred by a costly eighth inning error by Foley. Danvers batters total seven hits while Gloucester collects eight hits with three errors. Batteries were Johnson and Kenney for Danvers and Lufkin and Foley for Gloucester.
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Johnson
Kenney
Danvers
Lufkin
Foley
Gloucester
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