Goddard Stops Maher in One Minute 51 Seconds in Dream Fight
In Delphia on May 13 Joe Goddard the Barrier champion defeated Peter Maher in 1 minute 51 seconds of sparring with a swift pivot punch. Maher led early but Goddard landed the decisive blow and the referee counted a ten count after a collision near the ropes. Goddard taunted afterward with notes on Brady and Corbett prospects, while plans for future matches with Fitz and Corbett surface as betting grows. Geor ge V. Tuohy reports.
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Delphia
Joe Goddard
Barrierampion
Peter Maher
Cme
Maher
Goddard
Peter
Tryig
Boxing Gossip Sparks Change in Brady Fitzsimmons Plans
Boxing rumor notes Billy Brady shifted plans to meet Julian Fitzsimmons in Boston for a Bob Corbett bout. Willie Brady told New York friends he would not fight until Fitzsimmons returned to New York, while Bob Corbett discussed the news with friends at the Hotel Reynolds.
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Billy Brady
McDuffee and Titus Star in First Meet Race at Charles River Park
Eddie McDuffee and Titus prepare for their season debut in a high profile match race at Charles River Park this afternoon. Titus debuts under manager Dave Shafer with a varied pacing lineup including a triplet while McDuffee uses four quintets and a quad setup to counter.
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Titus
Charles River Park
Dave Shafer
Michael
McDuffee
Charles Culver
Pickard
Shafer
Buffalo
Quint
Saunders
Barnaby
Mclean
Regan
Mayo
Shore
Gray
Tenzler
Anderson
Leonard
Henshaw
Keating
Kent
Warburton
Allen
Callahan
Parker
Kelliher
Pierce
Quad
Sager
Casey
Eckberg
Swansbrough
Stone
Jackson
Judge
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Hedstrom
Miner
B. C. Johnson
Glorieaux
Harrison
Caldwell
Gruel
Walsh
Wheelock
Jefferson
Blanchard
Telford
Crooks
Maya
Warren
Miller
Weinig
Bicycle Notes and Cyclodrome Meet Fixtures Abroad
Jimmy Michael defeats Plugger Bill Martin at Ambrose Park while Jean Gaugoltz suffers a fall on the same day. Springfield welcomes Thomas Hill to the Bicycle Club. Two Johnsons plan to ride tandem for the national cycledrome season. The international meet slate opens with Riverside Wheelmen at Ambrose Park New York and St Louis attendees led by trainer West. Fred St Onge plans trick riding at Waltham May 21 with pacing exhibitions possible. A five mile match pursuit between Clinton Coulter and Karl Kaser is set for Bridgeport June 15 with a $250 purse.
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Jimmy Michael
Bill” Martin
Ambrose Park
Jean Gaugoltz
Thomas Hill
Springfield Bicycle Club
John H. Johnsons
Much Johnson
Riverside
New York
John West
St. Louis
Kaser
Bowler
Gardiner
Gaugoltz
Fred St. Onge
Waltham
Kid
Clinton R. Coulter
Karl Kaser
National Cyclodrome
Bridgeport
Conn
Letter proposing a redesigned flag with a green field and golden harp
A reader suggests replacing the blue canton with a green field and a golden harp to symbolize harmony. The author argues to keep thirteen stripes and notes the nation’s unity and reconciliation as reasons for a redesign.
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Ll. L. Kings
Baseball Matchups Across Cities in National League
National League games list Brooklyn versus Boston Washington facing New York Baltimore playing Philadelphia Louisville at Cincinnati St Louis meets Pittsburg and Chicago travels to Cleveland. The schedule outlines the intercity clashes across major league clubs for the day.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Eevreeeves
Pittsburg
St. Lowis
Cleveland
Chicago
Evice
Sss
Ieaeesavu
Brooklyn Cr
Wees
Louisville
St. Louis
Fall River
New Bedford
Cincinnati
New England League Day Matches Listed
New Bedford plays Pawtucket Taunton hosts Fall River and Newport visits Brockton in a packed New England League schedule listing four city matchups.
College Football Schedules From Historic NCAA Pairs
A list of early 20th century college football matchups appears with teams like Newtowne and North Attleboro, Newton A. A. at East Attleboro, Harvard vs Princeton, Yale vs Brown, and numerous others spread across New England and beyond. The fragment shows intercollegiate dates and venues such as Milton Academy, New Haven, Cambridge, and Lowell, reflecting era scheduling.
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North Attleboro
Newton A. A
East Attleboro
Hoppy
St. Marks
Milton High
Winthrop High
Roxbury Latin- Noble and
Greenough
Brookline
Tufts
Marlboro
Yale Law
Harvard Law
Cambridge
Danvers High
Newburyport High
M. A. College
Amherst
Milton Academy
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Boston College
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Williams
Harvard ‘‘College
Vesper Country Club
Lowell
Cornell
U. of P
Brooklyn Dodgers Tumble To Boston In Open Heat At South End
Brooklyn's Trolley Dodgers lost to the Boston champions in a lively opening heat at the South End grounds. Willis starred for Brooklyn with control, while Miller showed early promise for Brooklyn but was wild at times. Boston’s timely hitting and strong defense kept them ahead, with Collins delivering a seventh inning homer and Long, Collins, Kiester, and Bergen powering the fielding.
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Willis
Boston
Collins
Miller
New England
Portland
Maine
Fall River
Belny
Tucker
Ryan
Tom
Sheckard
Shindle
Yeager
Hamilton
Long
Kiester
Bergen
Brockton
Jones
Lachance
Waltham Bicycle Park Opens for Public Inspection
The Waltham Bicycle Park will be open for public inspection on Sunday May 15. Witchburg railroad trains to Riverview are the best route to reach the park.
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Waltham
Witchburg
Riverview
Baseball Highlights and Player Roles From a Sunny Day Game
Bill Hallman captained in Grif fin's absence and sat for kicking. Yeager covered second. Kiester charged third with a sharp bounder. Miller made a plucky play at the plate as Stahl slid in and Ryan threw well. Brooklyn led off against Hughes and proved a tough matchup for any pitcher. Willis's speed shone on a bright day. Fred Tenney coached the lines. Miller's one hand stab saved a liner from Duffy. Stivetts wore a finger glove on the first cushion. Willis and Ryan starred for Syracuse last season but were on opposite sides yesterday. Yeager, a clever Brooklyn pitcher, is not related to Boston catcher Kirby.
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Bill Hallman
Mike Griffin
Yeager
Kiester
Miller
Stahl
Ryan
Brooklyn
Hughes
Willis
Franklin Park
Fred Tenney
Duffy
Stivetts
Syracuse Battery
Barnie
Boston
Kirby
Kennedy
Pittsburgs Blank Browns as Padden Homers and Donovan Tops
The Pittsburgs defeated the Browns 3 to 0 in Pittsburg on May 13 in a strong showing this season. Padden hit a long drive to left for a homer and Donovan threw a strike from deep right to home to complete a double play. Attendance reported at 2200.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Browns
Padden
Donovan
Phila. Beats Baltimore 5-4 in Slugfest Showdown
Philadelphia edges Baltimore 5 to 4 with earned runs tied 2 each. Cooley Delehanty and Flyck steal bases. Delehanty plates two two base hits. Mc Graw turns a double play. Om MeJames and Piatt both walk and pitch.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cooley
Delehanty
Flyck
McGraw
Cross
Lajoie
Douglass
Fiatt
Piatt
New Yorks Rally with Three-Run Seventh Inning
In a long dull contest the only bright moment comes in the seventh when two doubles a single and a triple produce three runs for New York. Errors plagued both teams throughout the game. Attendance 1900. Final score not given.
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New York
New Yorks
Indians Rally Stifles Orphans After Quiet Off Day
In Chicago on May 13 Griffith and Connor struggled while McAllister shut down the Orphans as the Indians won easily. Tebeau clashed with O Day in a brief on field dispute.
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Burkett
McKean
Childs
Wallace
Blake
R. F
Criger
McAleer
Tebeau
Sen
Sockalexis
Donahue
Griffith
Rene
Cleveland
Crest
Chicago
Merchants in Avon Street to Raise Flags This Afternoon
At 3 30 o clock this afternoon merchants on Avon Street will hold flag raising ceremonies. Participating firms include Jordan Marsh Co Charles A Smith Co Crosby Sons Domestic Machine Co Cook Co and Charles Jones. A church choir quartet will perform patriotic songs as the flag is raised promptly at 3 30.
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Avon Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Charles A. Smith & Co
Crosby & Sons
the Domestic Machine Company
Cook & Co
Charles Jones
College Scores Roundup with Regional Showdowns
In Williamstown Williams routed Dartmouth 8 0 and Fall River beat Pawtucket 5 4. Taunton outscored Brockton 5 4 while Allentown defeated Newark 6 1. Reading beat Reading 4 1 as Richmond edged Lancaster 7 3. Norfolk over Hartford 6 0 and New Bedford topped Newport 2 1. Bridgeport won against Springfield 5 3 and Medford Tufts beat Colby 10 5. Pater-
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Dartmouth
Williams
Fall River
Pawtucket
Taunton
Brockton
Allentown
Penn
Newark
Reading
Son
Richmond
Lanecaster
Norfolk
Hartford
New Bedford
Newport
Bridgeport
Springfield
Medford
Tufts
Colby
Pater
Harvard crew shake-up after varsity loss to second boat
Harvard rowers underwent a major reshuffle with Dobyns moving to stroke in the second boat and Locke returning to the freshmen. J. H. Perkins, J. F. Perkins, Higginson, Blake, Lawrence, and Harding all shifted seats as George Marvin’s former bow position was vacated, signaling further changes to come.
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Dobyns
Locke
J. H. Perkins
J. F. Perkins
Higginson
Blake
J. Lawrence
Harding
Varsity
George Marvin
Death of Miss Mary Ryan Under Investigation
Special Officer Gilmore investigates the death of 18 year old Mary Ryan whose body lies at Tinkham’s undertaking rooms. Medical Examiner Harris found sepsis from a criminal operation after autopsy. Report says she died near 54 Howards street, with conflicting claims about heart disease and the involvement of two physicians.
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Station 3
Mary Ryan
Tinkham
Harris
Miss Ryan
Howards Street
Tinkham's
No. 64
Howard Street
Boston
Helena Gould to lay Mt Hermon dormitory corner stone
Helen Gould of New York daughter of the late Jay Gould will lay the corner stone of the Mt Hermon Moody School for Boys dormitory next Monday afternoon at 3 o clock in Greenfield May 13.
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Greenfield
Helen Gould
New York
Jay Gould
Mt. Hermon Moody School
Edward Sherry and wife injured in Chelsea street accident
Edward Sherry of 136 Chestnut Street Boston and his wife were hurt when a horse ran away on Chelsea street Charlestown. Both were thrown from the carriage opposite Tremont street. Sherry suffered a broken right arm and severe shock. his wife had serious facial and side injuries.
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Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Edward Sherry
Chestnut Street
Boston
Tremont Street
Yale Picked In Athletic Games Today Favor Yale Over Harvard
Yale leads Harvard 55 to 49 in a Holmes Field dual track meet with Yale favored to win based on points from sprint and field events. Harvard relies on A W Robinson and Bigelow, while Yale counts on veterans from 1897 and Rich ards and Byers for the 10 yard dash and 220 yard.
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Yale
Charles River Park
Richards
Byers
Graff
Hall
Chappel
A. W. Robinson
Bigelow
Greene
Law School
Roche
Redpath
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Vaina
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Persia
Ea Ae
Baie Lt Sats
Polo Vauic
Ia Ess
Edson Sets Worcester High Hurdle Records
Worcester May 13 P P Edson aged 98 broke the school record in both hurdle events at the Worcester High School class games. He ran the high hurdles in 17 seconds and the 220 yard low hurdles in 27.45 seconds. Jourdan 99 defeated Ler 101-5 in the sprint.
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P. P. Edson
Worcester High
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