Gibbons to Meet Christie in Atlas A A Show Clash
Boxing card at Arena features Mike Gibbons and Gus Christie both around 150 pounds in a 12 round main event. Card also includes Thomas, Lloyd, Flanagan, Mitchell, White, Moriarty with possible Baldwin Gallant match eyed for May 20 at Olympia A A.
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Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Christie
Gibbons
Kid Thomas
Lawrence
Oscar Lloyd
Beverly
Tommy Flanagan
Cambridge
Barney Mitchell
U.S. N
Joe White
South Boston
Jimmy Moriarty
Lowell
Matty Baldwin
Gilbert Galllant
Alex McLean
Atlas A. A
Boston
Baldwin
Gallant
Atlas A. A. Leach Cross
Johnny Cohan
Kid Alberts
Frank Loughrey
Patsy Kline
Kid Black
Dave Kurtz
Tommy Maloney
New York
Ollie Kirk
E. McDonald
Young Terry
B. Smith
Brooklyn
Young Jasper Defeats Sylvia at Gloucester Bout
In Gloucester on May 12 Young Jasper of South Boston knocked out Sylvia via of New Bedford in the seventh round at the Gloucester Social Club. Referee Flemming halted the fight as Jasper dominated proceedings.
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Gloucester
Sylvia
New Bedford
Waterloo
Young Jasper
South Boston
Flemming
Coulon Meets Tough Bantam Opponent Bradley
Philadelphia report notes bantam champion Coulon facing a hard test from Frankie Bradley in a recent bout. Bradley offered solid resistance as the two fighters clashed, shaping a competitive matchup in the bantamweight ranks.
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Philadelphia
Coulon
The
Bantams
Frankie Bradley
Turning the Tables in Filene Bargain Basement Shops
A nostalgic ad copy notes men now shop in basement bargain rooms once dominated by women. It touts new male led shops offering seasonable apparel at economical prices with seasonal variety across the year.
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Filene
President Johnson to rule on Stovall case this week
Chicago May 12 President Johnson of the American League said he would announce a decision in the George Stovall case involving the St. Louis club probably by Wednesday.
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Chicago
Johnson
George Stovall
St. Louis
Athletics Shut Out the White Sox
Philadelphia 100010 0 3 Two-base hits Lord Oldring. Hits Off Russell 3 in 8 innings. Sacrifice hits E Collins J Collins. Left on bases Philadelphia 4 Chicago 6. Bases on balls Off Bender 1 off Russell 2. Struck out By Bender 4 by Russell 4 by Smith 1. Time 34m. Umpires Evans Hildebrand.
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Lord
Oldring
Russell
E. Collins
J. Collins
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bender
Smith
Evans and
Hildebrand
Indian
Baker
Callahan
Easterly
Borton
E. Murphy
Seer
Ewes Baker
Ee McInnis
Ewe
Il . Walsh
Fee Barry
Ad Thomas
Clemens
Magee
McKeon
Smoyer
Cooney
Fishburne
Perkins
Woodman
Devine
Campbell
Dee
Miller
Maybohm
Barron
Kessler
Lowell
Fall River
O’brien
Moore
bRan
R. Miller
Adams
Phug
Pittsburgh
Knabe
Cravath
Vaskert
Kelly
O'Toole
Mayer
Menser
Lobert
Hyatt
J. Miller
Paskett
Pittsburg
O’toole
Richie
New York
Ghicheo
Occans
Bridwell
Merklé
Doyle
Mathewson
Klemn
Orth
Highlanders Beat Naps on Errors
New York wins 4 to 3 over Cleveland, capitalizing on errors. McConnell outdueled Gregg except in the fourth inning. Wild throws by Gregg and Chapman produced two New York runs. Walter triples in the fifth for two more, while Detroit—er, Cleveland—loses key fielder Lajoie to a glass-breaking injury.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
McConnell
Gregg
Chapman
Walter
Lajoie
R. BH
PO. A
Ewe Walter
F Daniels
Hartzell
Ewe Chase
Sweeney
Midkiff
Ewe Ee
PO. A. E
Johnston
Ste
Olson
Jackson
Turner
Birmingham
Wwe
O'Neil
Gregg Wee
Leibold
Carisch
Lowell 5 Fall River 4 in tight baseball finish
Lowell defeats Fall River 5 to 4 as strong defense from Dee Magee and McKeon holds off late threats. Magee features with three base hit and multiple RBIs while Fall River stranded 12 runners.
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Lowell
Fall River
Clemens
Robinson
Magee
Pbell
McKeon
Halst'n
Courtn’y
Miller
Devine
Dee
Ball River
Diverse Sport Card Schedule From Boston Area Pages
A dense list of today’s athletic matchups across baseball tennis golf rowing boxing and more. Schools colleges and clubs in Massachusetts and New York compete at locations including Chelsea Cambridge Amherst Wollaston and Charles River venues.
Phillies Win in 11 Innings Over Pirates
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in 11 innings as Lobert scores the deciding run after Wilson misplayed a single and Magee sends a sacrifice fly to Hyatt. Knabe homers and Magee adds key hits in a late rally.
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Phillies
Pirates
Phila
AB R
Paskert
Eft
Knahe
Lobert
Magee
Cravath
Luderus
Doolan
Dooin
Moore
Mayer
J. Miller
Wilson
Birmingham Breaks Instep in Ninth Inning Slide
Cleveland reports manager Joe Birmingham suffered a broken bone in his instep and tibia after sliding into second base in the ninth inning against New York. He may miss a month, with Lajoie also sidelined by a broken bone in each hand, disrupting the regular lineup.
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Cleveland, O
New York
Joe Birmingham
Lajoie
Somerville Defeats Brockton in Suburban League Showdown
Somerville High swept Brockton High 12 to 4 in Brockton as five hits off Somerville’s pitcher contrasted with 18 Brockton safeties. Harris, Somerville catcher, was spiked attempting to steal home in the seventh.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Somerville High
Somerville
Harris
Culver Cadet Sets Broad Jump World Record
P Stiles of Culver Military Academy set a world interscholastic broad jump mark at Lake Forest last Saturday. The official measurement given as 23 feet six inches may be corrected to about 23 feet seven and a half inches, pending verification.
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Chicago
P. Stiles
Culver Military Academy
Lake Forest
Princeton Wins Triangular Race On Charles River
Princeton's varsity eight edged Harvard and Pennsylvania in a close triangular race on the Charles River. The Tigers led from the last quarter mile, finishing about three-quarters of a length ahead of Harvard with Penn a distant third. Times were Princeton 10m 18s, Harvard 10m 22s, Pennsylvania 10m 32s.
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Princeton
Varsity
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Charles River
Tigers
Black
Orange
Penn
Pennsy
Boston
Weld Boathouse
Cottage Farm Bridge
Cambridge
Boston Shore
Fairfield Street
Foxy Tigers
Exeter
Crimson
C. S. Putnam
R. Ranch
J. S. North
W. M. Chester
W. M. Baslinsky
W. J. Curtis
R. Pyne
E. E. Bunzel
E. Congleton
Cox Harvard
W. B. Pirnie
E. W. Morgan
A. M. Goodale
L. M. Hills
B. Harwood
G. M. MacVicar
EF. M. Trumbull
EF. Reynolds
Bow
T. Abeles
Cox
J. Alexander
Stroke
K. W. Madeira
J. W. Merrick
R. Garvin
S. B. Crane
P. Blatz
H. Butler
H. Shoemaker
R. W. Preston
Harvard Undergrads Lose Triangular Crew Race Shock Princetons Victory
Harvard students faced disappointment after Princeton won the triangular crew race defeating the Crimson by a short course. Despite confidence and hopes for a May 24 clash with Cornell, critics blamed the longer traditionally four mile distances for the setback while praising Princeton coach Dr. Spaeth and the winners at a post race Varsity Club dinner.
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Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
Cornell
Ithaca
Cambridge
New London
Wray
Yale
Pennsylvania
Penn
Spaeth
Princeton Crew Triumphs Over Harvard and Penn
Princeton students filled Tigertown with celebrations after the Princeton varsity crew won on the Charles River Cambridge. The victory marked the first intercollegiate win since rowing was revived at Princeton, following recent wins over Yale and Pennsylvania.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Charles River
Cambridge
Tigertown
Miss Osgood Wins Open Women’s Tourney at Country Club
The open tournament for women golfers at the Country Club drew a large crowd yesterday. Miss F. C. Osgood captured first honors with a score of 98, the only player to break three figures.
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Osgood
F. C. Osgood
Motor Trade Leaders Elected and Meetings Set
H O Smith is elected president of the Indiana Automobile Manufacturers Association. Paige Detroit Motor Car Co reelects H M Jewett as president with J F Bourquin as new general manager. R G Howard notes a Vulcan truck wins grand trophy in Washington. Chester I Campbell arranges an outing for visually impaired children on June 11. F N Carle to speak at New England convention of central stations and electric vehicle manufacturers May 20–21. The Paige staff is listed with officers and directors.
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H. O. Smith
Premier Motor Sharestabtarins
R. G. Howard
New England
Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Company
Sharon
Penn
Washington, B.C
F. Nelson Carle
The
General Vehicle Company
H. M. Jewett
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit
J. F. Bourquin
Paige Company
E. H. Jewett
Gilbert Lee
William B. Cady
James F. Bourquin
Ee. H. Jewett
Sherman L. DePew
E. D. Stair
Willis E. Buhl
C. B. Warren
Charles H. Hodges
Brooklyn Takes Second From Reds
Brooklyn wins 4 to 3 over Cincinnati to sweep the two game series. The Brooklyns jump ahead with three runs in the second and fourth inning, aided by Johnson’s pitching and Reds errors. Marsans walks, Clarke Johnson and Bates deliver key hits, and Brooklyn scores the decisive run in the fifth on Miller and Rucker hits and a bad throw.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Johnson
Rucker
Reds
Marsans
Grant
Daubert
Clarke
Bates
Miller
Berghammer
Caner Captures Harvard Inter scholastic Tennis Title
Caner of St. Mark's School of Southboro won the Harvard inter scholastic tennis championship by defeating Clifton Herd of Exeter in the final on Jarvis field. Caner won 6-4 7-5 6-3 in straight sets, avenging last year's meeting in a fine title bout.
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G. Co. Caner
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Clifton Herd
Exeter
Jarvis Field
Caner
Harvard Defeats Cornell to Clinch Northern Lacrosse Title
Harvard defeated Cornell 5 to 1 in Ithaca securing the northern division championship of the Intercollegiate League. Harvard goalkeeper Lincoln starred with strong defensive work.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Harvard
Cornell
Lincoln
Crimson
Denny Defeats Bronson In Ten Round Bout
In New Orleans on May 12, Denny shaded Ray Bronson of Indianapolis in a ten round no decision match. Denny won most rounds with harder punches while Bronson was fat and slow, making Denny the more effective fighter in the bout.
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New Orleans
Denny
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Bronson
Amateur runner Lloyd breaks 50 mile record at Stamford Bridge
London May 12. E W Lloyd set a new 50 mile road running mark at Stamford Bridge in six hours 18 minutes 58 seconds. The former holder J E Dixon who had held the record since 1885 finished in six hours 18 minutes 61.45 seconds, Lloyd's effort beating the record by four minutes 2 81 5 seconds.
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London
Stamford Bridge Athletic Grounds
E. W. Lloyd
J. E. Dixon
Lloyd
Princeton Triumph Over Crimson Oarsmen Sets College Aquatic Tone
Princeton defeats Harvard in a dramatic college dual meet as Constance Titus reports a well seasoned Tigers crew. Analysts question Jack Moakley choice of John Paul Jones in the two mile race and debate whether Abel Kiviat would have altered the result on Stadium track.
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Princeton
Crimson Oarsmen
Tigers
Constance Titus
Titus
New York
Dr. Spaeth
Jack Moakley
John Paul Jones
Moakley
Cornell
Jones
Abel Kiviat
A. C. Crack
Kiviat
Questions on boxing names and baseball claims in 1910s sports notes
A collection of sports queries and snippets about Mike Gibbons boxing at 142 to 154 pounds and rights to welterweight title, Fan-Joe Wood and Fan-Walter Johnson weights and win streaks, Joe Wood pitching, Lurich in New York bout injury, and Boston Red Sox championship claims for 1912 vs 1913.
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Mike Gibbons
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
New York
W. Moriarty
Holyoke
New York Highlanders
Lurich
Caseaux
Red Sox
Giants Defeat Cubs In Five Inning Victory
New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1 as Lew Richie lasted five innings. The Giants rapped 10 hits, with Myers sparking the fourth inning rally and Merkle driving in runs. Mathewson held Chicago to three hits, Zimmerman scoring the Cubs’ lone run in the seventh.
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New York
New York Today
Lew Richie
Cubs
Richie
Myers
Merkle
Herzog
Shafer
Mathewson
Zimmerman
AB. R
Burns
A. E
Fletcher
Doyle
Murray
Mneean
Sees
Meyers
Groom Leads Senators to 2-0 Shutout Over Browns
St Louis May 12 Groom was in great form today and beat St Louis Washington winning 2 to 0. Mitchell pitched well for St Louis but an error by Pratt allowed Washington to score in the second. Groom tripled with two out and scored when Pratt fumbled Moeller's grounder. Moeller advanced on a balk and scored on Schaefer's single. Washington had chances late but Mitchell tightened with men on base.
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ST. Louis
Groom
Washington
Mitchell
Pratt
Moeller
Schaefer
Washingtonon
Washington AB Be Ae Ebse Moeller Rf Tenet
Milan E F Se
Laporte
Eeewne
Morgan
Oh Sen
Henry Seen
Shanks
A McBride
P Ste
St.louis AB
Shotton Ee
Johnston
Williams
Oo Pratt
Brief
Austin Ee
Walsh BS
McdAllister
Henry Laporte
Milan
Walsh
Mitchell Morgan
Mitch al
O’ Loughlin
Ferguson
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Troy, N.Y
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Cree
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Allston
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Waltham
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la Salle High
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Weston
Hyde Park High
Charlestown High
Hyde Park
Swampscott High
Beverly High
Swampscott
Amherst
Dartmouth
Wollaston G. C
Montclair
Wollaston
Worcester English High
Worcester South High
Worcester
Boston Intereshoalerf Ree Association
Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
Butler
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George C. Almy
Hugh Cabot
Union Boat Club
Jones Ingram
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Charlesgate
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