Cardinals Win in Sleepy 11 Innings
In St Louis on May 13 the Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 4 to 3 in 11 innings. The game featured late scoring in the 10th and 11th, a disputed call by umpire Eason, and managerial exchanges as Dickson earned a second defeat in two days. Bresnahan used pinch hitters to spark the rally, with Konetchy and Mowrey delivering key hits to seal the win.
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Reds Rally For Two In Fourth To Beat Ro klyn
Cincinnati in a windy May 13 game gathered a single, a walk and a triple in the fourth, pushing across two runs to defeat the rooklyns 2 to 1. Benton stranded baserunners while Kent pitched well aside from one rough inning in a fast local contest.
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Doubt Casts Shadow Over Amherst Inter scholastic Times
Critics question the reported sprint feats of Harry Drew of Springfield High and Young Rice of Powder Point at Amherst and Yale meets. Powder Point trainer Johnny Magee doubts 100 yards in 9.45 seconds and 220 yards in 21.35 seconds as feasible for interscholastic runners.
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Attendance estimates and contact notes for 1910s boxing events
The text guides readers to contact the Harvard Crimson for estimates on attendance at Harvard Yale games and lists addresses for Murray Park Social Club entry blanks. It notes boxing bouts including Packey McFarland vs Freddie Welsh in London May 30 1910 a draw with McFarland favored. Jim Flynn vs Carl Morris in New York September 15 1911 Flynn winning. Kilbane vs Walsh in Canton May 30 1911 a 12 round draw.
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Dean Academy Beats Powder Point 9 2 In Drizzly Dean Field
Dean Academy defeated Powder Point Academy 9 to 2 on Dean athletic field in a drizzle. Dimmick pitched six innings allowing two hits before Boucher finished. C Rice had two hits for Powder Point, while Dean's defense and pitching limited errors in the game.
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Langford Defeats Barry in Eleventh Round Thriller
Sam Langford the Boston heavyweight boxed circles around Jim Barry of Chicago and the referee stopped the fight in the eleventh round. Langford dominated from the start and sealed the win with clear superiority.
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Walsh and Kilbane in Title Bout at Pilgrim A A
The first genuine championship bout in Boston since 1906 takes place next Tuesday night at the Pilgrim A A. Johnny Kilbane, champion since beating Attell, meets local challenger Jimmy Walsh.
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Walsh Seeks Bantam Title and Featherweight Belt in Boston Bout
The 12 round decision bout features Walsh defending his bantam crown against Conlon with Walsh claiming featherweight ownership if victorious. Walsh expects added weight and confidence to counter the featherweight champion. Regardless of outcome, the match is billed as a thoroughly scientific, high quality Boston contest with keen point scoring.
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Taft Named Honorary President Of American Road Congress
President Taft agrees to serve as honorary president of the American Road Congress to be held next fall. The event aims to unify road advocates across farmers automobilists state and federal authorities manufacturers engineers scientists and road users. A traffic policeman is urged at the Hotel Buckminster circle after games at Fenway Park. Cartercar Company reports rapid orders growth with 3000 planned for this year and many delivered early. David Bruce Brown to drive the third National car in the 500 mile Indianapolis race on May 30 after a May 4 Santa Monica finish in a Benz.
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Rain Stops Giants Cubs Game in Tie
Two-base hit by Moore followed by a three-base hit by Zimmerman and a sac fly by Lennox added to a Sterling day as Chicago and New York battled to a 7 7 tie before rain halted play in the seventh inning.
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Johnson Weighs In Eight Pounds Lighter for Las Vegas Camp
Chicago May 15 Jack Johnson world heavyweight champion will start training near Las Vegas mid June for his July 4 bout with Flynn. He has dropped eight pounds in the past week and continues daily road work with four weekly sparring sessions alongside Jumbo Wells Marty Cutler and a muscular partner he calls his black hope.
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Premier Company Opens Six-Story City Home
The current Motor News highlights a finely illustrated feature on the new Premier Company home in the city. It includes excellent photographs of the six story building and its department layouts.
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