Weekend visit from Matty’s Red Birds and lively Cinci bout
Comment on upcoming weekend with the Red Birds and a lively Cinci effort against the Stallings band. Notes postponement of the Moran Morris bout for the sixth time. Harvard pair Meanix and Teschner enrolled at Plattsburg, Baker’s early absence noted, and A A U track championships eyed after recent sports events. Syd Hatch, Boston Marathon runner up, has dropped from current actions.
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Matty
Red Birds
Cincis
Stallings
Port intends new 100 mile record in Chicago
The note notes 00 Port's plan for a 100 mile run in Chicago this June despite a broken rib and mentions a boxing result. It adds Bill Coe's return as a discoverer and his claimed new dyeing system. Major Briggs arranged for the New England intercollegiates as the track was prepared.
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Chicago
Bill Coe
Bill
Major Briggs
New England
Harvard Yale baseball game prospects mentioned
The note questions if a Harvard Yale baseball game will be held this season and where it would be played. It also confirms Howard Berry’s potential address while with the Pennsylvania Hospital Unit in France and clarifies Del Gamner’s prior MLB team history with Detroit before the Red Sox.
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Pennsylvania
France
Berry
del Gamner
Cleveland
Red Sox
Detroit
Larry Gardner
Lynn
Sox
Scores and results from the week’s association games
Minneapolis beat Louisville 4 to 3 while Kansas City topped Toledo 11 to 8 and Indianapolis won 9 to Milwaukee. St Paul defeated Columbus 6 to 5 in a sequence of listed match results.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Standings Snapshot From Southern Association Games
Birmingham lost to Atlanta 7 to 8 while Memphis edged Mobile 6 to 4 and Chattanooga trounced Nashville 4 to 2. Little Rock beat New Orleans 5 to 4 in a tight contest.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Buffalo Tops Providence in First International League Game
Buffalo defeats Providence 4 to 1 in the opening International League game with Buffalo also winning 4 to 5 in the second contest. Baltimore records 18, Rochester 11, Toronto 5, Richmond 3, Newark 6, Montreal 4 in other league results.
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Montreal
Sergeant Hoffman Promoted To Drill Red Sox Instructor
Green Bay Wis May 17 Corporal A B Hoffman pitcher and manager of the US army all star team in 1914 15 is promoted to sergeant and transferred to Boston as military instructor for the Boston American League team.
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Green Bay, Wis
A. B. Hoffman
United States Army
Boston
BC Ready to Face Seton Hall at Alumni Field
Boston College meets Seton Hall at Alumni Field Newton this afternoon. Coach Sweeney seeks a win as Seton Hall has been strong, including a decisive victory over Tufts.
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Newton
Sweeney
New York
Tufts
Cubs Win Final from Braves 2 1 in Brisk Boston Clash
Cubs beat Braves 2 to 1 at Braves Field as Tom Seaton held Atlanta to three hits and Les Mann provided decisive runs. Mann scored on a sacrifice fly in the fifth and again in the seventh on a single, with Koney and Wilhoit contributing for Boston. Seaton and Allen pitched, with Seaton getting relief support from Twombly.
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Wilhours
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Priorse
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Barnes
Ailen
Dea
Giants Bounce Cardinals 10-2 in Final Chicago Series Game
New York pounded three St Louis pitchers for a 10 to 2 victory. Schupp pitched eight lines of three hits and nine strikeouts for the Giants while Holke drove in multiple runs with a homer and two hits. Kauff added two doubles as New York tallied early and sealed the win with steady defense and solid relief.
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Fletcher
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Betzel
Zimmerman
Schupp
Middleton
Rigler
Orth
Boston College Beats St Anselm’s In Fierce Rivalry
Manchester May 17 Boston College defeated St Anselm's 10 to 7 in a hard fought college baseball game on the local campus. The fierce rivalry produced a high scoring contest with BC emerging victorious.
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Urban
Flynn
St. Anselm’s
Boston College
ST. Anselm's
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Gilligan
Manley
Humann
Manchester
N. H
St. Anselm’s College
Boston Nine
City Titles in Cambridge Boxing Showdown
Tonight at the Commercial A C Cambridge hosts Billy Nixon versus Howard McRea and Joé Stanton versus Pat Owens as the lightweight and featherweight contenders settle who is best. Local fans from Cambridge and surrounding areas pack the arena to see rivalries unfold, with Peck Le Favour Brockton and Larry Costello Charlestown appearing in a six round showcase.
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Howard McRea
Joé Stanton
Pat Owens
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University City
Peck LeFavour
Brockton
Larry Costello
Charlestown
Punch Brothers
LeFavour
Costello
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Tommy O'Toole
Young Doro
Brooks to face Alger in Grand Opera House bout
Terry Brooks, the newsboy champion, and George Alger of Cambridge, meet Saturday night in the Grand Opera House as the feature bout of the Armory A A A tournament opener. The 12 round main event and 10 round semi final highlight a card that also includes two six rounders.
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Terry Brooks
George Alger
Cambridge
Grand Opera House
Armory A. A
Jack Savage
Brockton
al Nelson
Manchester
Langdon Signs with St. Louis Nationals Pitcher Langdon Joins Cards
Edward Langdon, University of Pittsburg pitcher, signed with the St. Louis Nationals. Last month Langdon struck out 17 in a Pitt mash against West Virginia, signaling strong form for the new club.
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Edward Langdon
University of Pittsburg
St. Louis Nationals
Langdon
University of West Virginia
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