Stone overpower Volkmann in South End blowout
Stone defeated Volkmann 26 to 6 at the South End grounds yesterday afternoon. Kenefick led Stone with a home run and five hits, while Whittemore and Thurber each had five. Nelson started for Volkmann and Hamberger finished on the mound for Stone, with four Volkmann pitchers used in a lop sided game before about 400 spectators.
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Volkmann
South End
Nelson
LaCroix
Will
Thurber
Kenefick
Whittemore
Miller
Livermore
Savage
Corwin
Hamberger
Estabrook
Wheelwright
Burleigh
Wizard After Hoppe Challenged by Schaefer in New York
The billiard world heats up as Jacob Schaefer the Wizard challenges William Hoppe after Hoppe won the 18.1 title in Paris. Schaefer posts a $250 forfeit. George Sutton challenges George Slosson for the 182 honors, won at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Jacob Schaefer
William F. Hoppe
Maurice Vignaux
Paris
Schaefer
George Sutton
George F. Slosson
Slosson
Madison Square Garden
Defis
Castle’s Clever Pitching Rules Melrose Over Stoneham
Melrose High edged Stoneham High 9 to 5 on Melrose oval. E Castle pitched well for Melrose with assist from Wilson and Knapp. McCahill and Kelley excelled for Stoneham, while Whitson homered for Melrose. Attendance 400.
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Castle
Melrose High
Stoneham High
Melrose Oval
Wilson
BE. Castle
McCahill
Kelley
Stoneham
E. Ward
Sim’cabin
E. Castle
Sherman
Birch
R.f
Oj Jones
A. Castle
Monroe
Bean
Finnegan
Knapp
Boylen
C.f
Hoey
Grant
Bowser
Chelder
Vaughn
Melrose H. S
Stoneham H
Knappa
Jones
Whitson
Batchelder
Breen
Milton Academy Defeats Harvard Scrubs 3 2 in 10 Innings
Milton Academy beat Harvard scrubs 3 to 2 in a 10 inning baseball game. Windsor pitched well for Harvard with 18 strikeouts, while Jordan and Pope starred for Milton. Hackett and Evans played solidly for Harvard in a tight contest. The line score shows Milton scoring in the seventh and ninth innings to secure the win.
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Milton Academy
Harvard Scrubs
Windsor
Harvard
Jordan
Pope
Hackett
Evans
R.H.E. Milton
St Patrick’s Baseball Team Sets Championship Timber
Attorney Patrick D. Welsh coaches the St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society team of Roxbury. The opener at Town Field Dorchester on April 19 against Dorchester Athletic Association ended in a loss but showed strong batting prospects and potential to outshine local teams.
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Roxbury
Patrick D. Welsh
Newburyport
Boston University Law School
Dorchester
Dorchester Athletic Association
St. Patrick’s
Five Blows for a Knockout in Philadelphia Boxing
Willie Fitzgerald defeated Charley Mulhall at the Twentieth Century A C in Philadelphia by knockout in 23 seconds. Only five blows were landed with a hard right to the jaw sending Mulhall to the floor. Earlier, Tommy Herman of San Francisco stopped Tommy Robinson of Philadelphia in the semi windup early in the second round.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Willie Fitzgerald
Charley Mulhall
Summit Hill
A.C
Mulhall
Tommy
Herman
San Francisco
Tommy Robinson
Yale Athletes Eye Harvard Victory In Dual Meet
New Haven reports optimism for Yale in the upcoming dual track meet with Harvard at the Stadium next Saturday. Harvard holds a predicted edge on form, with Yale needing a strong sprint and field showing to offset Harvard’s depth. Parsons’ timely return from the American Olympic team could boost Yale’s chances.
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New England
Tech Field
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Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Crimson
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Butler
Hill
Parsons
Athens
Grimshaw Pfeffer Lead Boston Hitters In .300 Class
Grimshaw of the Collins team and Pfeffer of the Tenney nine are the sole Boston players batting .300 or higher. Stone leads the American League and Chance of Chicago tops the National League. The AP-supplied list covers all games through last Saturday and notes .800 batters across both leagues.
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Collins
Pfeffer
Tenney
Boston
Stone
Chicago
Associated Press
Cleveland Lajoie era notes and city switch change
Baseball notes highlight Lajoie and Cleveland hitters over 300 including Clarke Rossman Congalton Lajoie Turner and Bemis. Mention Wallace stealing home and praise for McBreen and a switch near Tufts Dental School at Huntington Avenue to cut walking distance. Also reports on Kittredge skates to Paris Knowles parade June 12 Polo Grounds flag-raising and other league chatter.
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Lajoie
Hugh McBreen
L”’ Company
Huntington Avenue
Tufts Dental School
McBreen
Wallace
Clarke
Rossman
Congalton
Turner
Bemis
George Stone
Philadelphia
Malachi Kittredge
Paris
Fred Knowles
New York
Polo Grounds
Hugh Duffy
Gleason
Senteile
Pase
Danny Green
Milwaukee
Rube
Malden
Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Boston Blues
New England
Blues
Saxonville
Attleboro
Athol
Portsmouth
N. H
Stoneham
Weymouth
Reading
Quincy
O'Connor
Washington Street
Harvard Teams Travel for Competitive Slates Today
The Harvard second nine heads to Concord to face St. Mark's while freshmen square off with Brown on Soldiers Field. Harvard golf plays Wollaston Club at Montclair in the same period.
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Harvard
Concord
St. Mark’s
Brown
Soldiers Field
Wollaston Club
Montclair
Master Builders Target Closed Shop in Fall River
At a joint meeting of carpenters and joiners unions in Fall River on May 15 a committee was appointed to found the master builders on a closed shop policy and union recognition.
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Fall River
Carpenters and Joiners
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