Bishop Mal Lalieu Ranks Golf a Silly Game
Auburndale May 14 Bishop Mal Lalieu a prominent Methodist argued golf is a silly fad for grown men and likened it to croquet and roller skating. He recalled testing a ball and praised walking six miles daily for health noting nature lessons during his country strolls.
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Miss Gertrude Endicott Wins Clyde Park Cup
Twenty two women golfers from Boston area competed at Clyde Park, Co Club. Miss Gertrude Endicott of the Country Club won the Clyde Park challenge cup with a net 106 after a 15 handicap, while Miss Nellie C. Sargent had the best gross 106 from scratch with rounds of 58 each half.
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Boxing Gossip From Boston City Desk
Boxers and promoters buzz around Boston as Mysterious Billy Smith and Twin Sullivan prepare for a major bout. Reports from Logan to Newton show Billy Sullivan training with Gardner while Jeffries rumors swirl. Captain Daly and Pierce praised in police notes as boxing chatter continues.
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Jenkins Defeats Johnson in Two Pro Wrestling Bouts
Gus Johnson, a 210 pound Swedish wrestler, challenged Tom Jenkins at the Howard yesterday but Jenkins prevailed. Johnson was thrown with a crotch hold in 12 minutes and seconds, then a hammer lock ended the second match in 8 minutes 23 seconds. Elliott plans to wrestle Jenkins in later bouts. Jenkins to be measured by Dr. Sargent at Hemenway Gymnasium after the Howard appearance.
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Mineola Arrives for Overhaul at Bristol
August B Mont’s 70 foot racing sloop Mineola arrived this morning in tow from City Island New York and will be run up on the Marin Railway at Bristol for improvements or overhaul by Herreshoff workers.
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Work Day and Night on Yacht Construction Nears Launch
The Independence yacht cradle was completed yesterday and the vessel's remaining work was nearing completion. Crew labored around the clock to push the project forward as launch approached this week.
Riggers Progress on Constitution at Bristol
May 14 report from Bristol notes the yacht Constitution gains with forward stays, mainmast, topmast, and bowsprit in place. Wood yards from Herreshoff arrive. auxiliary spreaders at the mainmast set, longer and slimmer than prior. Topmast shrouds gain via top end. Club topsail yards feature notably light construction.
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Nationals Win Despite Boston's Late Rally In Tight Game
Boston lost a close contest to Washington as four fourth inning hits fueled a big inning. Freeman, Parent and Ferris contributed errors while Gear allowed two runs on the mound for Washington. Crowd of about 2000 witnessed a tense finale with a late Boston rally stifled by a strong defense and timely plays.
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Baltimore Defeats Philadelphia Athletics In Tight Showdown
Baltimore wins 5 to 1 over Philadelphia as Frazer is hit freely and Murphy catches. Lajoie homers for Baltimore, with Saupe scoring once and multiple fielding plays noted. Final line shows Baltimore ten hits, Athletics eight, numerous runners stranded.
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Pittsburg Stuns Philadelphia 3-2 In Pitchers Battle
The home club fell 3-2 to Pittsburg as both Dugmeny and Phillippt pitched well. Philadelphia squandered a late chance with a double play in the ninth. Attendance 2711. Pittsburg had 5 hits to Philadelphia's 8 with 2 errors to 6. Beaum, Wolverton, and Glagle had two-base hits.
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Sacrifice Hit and Steals Spark Narrow Win
Sacrifice by Ritchie powers a small victory as Wag ner and Bransfield steal bases. Ely Bransfield turn double plays with Bransfield, Ely and Leach. Pitchers off to a brisk start as Pitcher Pte 1, Duggleby tally two walks and multiple strikeouts. Umpire Nash presides.
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Brooklyn Opens Series With Eleven-Inning Win Over Cincinnati
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 8 to 7 in eleven innings to take a 1 0 lead in the series. Irwin Magoon Keeler Daly McGuire drive key hits as Peitz Kitson Gatins double, Newton issues three walks, attendance 2300. Brooklyn 12 base hits to Cincinnati 17 with 5 Cincinnati errors and 3 Brooklyn errors.
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New York Defeats Chicago 8 to 0 in Sixth Straight Win
New York shut out Chicago 8 to 0 marking the team's sixth straight victory. Denzer pitched five innings in his first league start before being relieved due to arm fatigue. Phyle followed with effective work as New York scored three runs in the fifth inning.
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Chicago Beats Detroit In Slugging Baseball Showdown
Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 2 as Holmes and Mertes homered. Bicegio pitched well and played solid defense. Detroit made 8 errors while Chicago had 1. Mertes and Holmes drove in runs, with Sullivan adding a sacrifice hit. Attendance not listed.
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Milwaukee Beats Cleveland 11-1 in Four-Hour Record
Milwaukee dominates Cleveland 11 to 1 as Reidy allows four hits. Milwaukee errors aid seven runs while the visitors struggle with fielding. Hits favor Milwaukee 14 to 4 with strong batting by Genius, Aidron, and Anderson. Attendance 600 at Milwaukee.
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National League and American League Baseball Matchups
National League games list St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Fitteburg at Philadelphia American League games Washington at Boston Philadelphia at Baltimore College and school games Lafayette Yale at New Haven Brown at Princeton Wesleyan Holy Cross at Worcester Tufts Dartmouth at Hanover Georgetown Maryland at Baltimore University of Maine Amherst Harvard 24 All Lester Cup Cambridge Yale freshmen Andover oe High West Roxbury High Franklin eid Brookline High Dorchester High Brookline Harvard freshmen Exeter Wakefield High Battery F Malden High Haverhill High Hopkinson St Marks Southboro Adams Academy B H Somerville High Tufts 2d at ts Oval.
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Eastern League Scores Mixed Results
In Rochester Rochester defeated Providence 10 to 9 while Montreal edged Hartford 8 to 7 in a pair of tightly contested games. The results reflect a busy slate across the Eastern League with narrow margins and close finishes.
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Connecticut ee Results From Norwich New London Meriden
Connecticut results from Norwich New London and Meriden report values and placements. Readable fragments show numbers beside city names including Bristol and Haven, indicating event scores or counts.
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Harvard Player Frank Story Taken Ill in Somerville
Third baseman Frank Story of Harvard varsity was taken from his Somerville home on Idinden avenue to Cambridge yesterday morning for treatment. He suffers typhoid fever in critical condition and is a well known Somerville figure as son of former Alderman Isaac Brory and grandson of Isaac Borydge at the Somerville Police Court.
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Penn Downs Brown in Baseball Duel at Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania defeated Brown University in a baseball game played in Philadelphia. The final score and some details are incomplete in the source, but it cites batteries Washburn and Whittemore for Penn and Layton and Flavell for Brown with umpire Snyder.
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Aggies Top Maine Nine 13 to 9 in Uneven Game
The Massachusetts Agricultural College baseball team defeated the Maine University nine 13 to 9 at Amherst. The contest was poorly played on both sides with many errors and miscues.
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Harvard Triumphs 7 0 Over Lafayette on Soldiers Field
Harvard pitchers Clarkson and Stillman held Lafayette scoreless as timely Crimson hitting broke through in the fifth and sixth innings. Clarkson fanned 11 in five innings while Stillman allowed no hits in his four innings. Attendance was about 800 with Reid absent for Cambridge.
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Brighton High and Charlestown High Open League Play
In the Hia tetachalanae League opener Brighton High defeated Charlestown High 6 to 4 at Franklin Field yesterday. Charlestown committed multiple errors while Downs starred in the field and Broadbridge led batting for the winners, as Brighton secured the win despite late pressure.
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