Lawrence Beats Whalers in Ninth Inning Rally
Lawrence defeats New Bedford 2 to 1 in a ninth inning comeback. Finlayson earns the win with 10 strikeouts, while New Bedford’s Dowd and Wilson are ejected for disputing a decision.
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Lynn 4 Brockton 2 in high school baseball tilt
Coulter led Lynn with strong hitting and solid fielding as Lynn beat Brockton 4 to 2. Pape from Brockton was hit hard. two two-baggers and two singles in the eighth produced three Brockton runs.
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Haverhill Triumphs In 11 Inning Lowell Tilt
Haverhill beat Lowell 5 to 4 in 11 innings after Lowell led through six, Noblett’s three-run hit in right field sparked a late Haverhill rally. Key players include Hagan Fleming Merrill and Cooney for Lowell with Morse pitching and late misplays shaping the finish.
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Tufts Beats Dartmouth in Fastest Local Game
Tufts defeated Dartmouth 2 to 1 in Hanover on May 19 in the fastest game seen here this year. Medford pitcher Martin held the home team in check throughout and Tufts played a no error game. Chadbourne led Dartmouth with three hits in four trips.
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Amherst Beats Williams 2-0 Behind McClure’s Shutout
Amherst defeats Williams 2 to 0 as McClure allows no hits. Williams fails to reach base while Amherst tallies two runs, with Henry catching for Amherst and Tem Petates Lewis behind the plate. Umpire Foley. Time-established win.
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High School of Commerce Second Mine Edges M A H S
Commerce defeated M A H S 4 to 3 at Fenway yesterday afternoon. Score by innings shows Commerce with early two runs in the second and later totals 4, while M A H S tallies 3 with a 2 4 9 9 0 pattern. Batteries were Doyle and Sullivan for Commerce and Brown and Hoar for M A H S.
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New England Track Carnival At Brookline Promises Tight Race
More than 700 top New England athletes compete this afternoon at Tech Field Brookline in the N E I A A track carnival. Dartmouth Tech Amherst and Bowdoin are favored to finish in the first four places in a closely contested meet.
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Dartmouth Athletes Eye Record Smashes in Indoor Meet
Palmer of Dartmouth aims to better six foot eleven and a half in the high jump while Holdman targets twelve feet in the pole vault breaking 11 1 2. Colbath Bowdoin and White Tech loom in the mile and half mile events with other contenders from Amherst Williams Tufts and Brown.
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Fishing Trip for Jeffries at Ben Lomond Lodge
J J Jeffries was spotted in Ben Lomond California today as an automobile party of five traveled from Salinas to watch the heavyweight fighter. He appeared after a nap, rubbed his eyes, and walked toward the road with a fishing pole.
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Johnson Continues Road Work After Boxing Display
San Francisco May 19 Jack Johnson resumed road work with his trainers using park roads for over 12 miles in two hours. He then rode in a racing automobile. Box sessions are planned for the pavilion on weekend with eight or nine rounds. Johnson shows improved trim as excess stomach weight fades.
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Fight in Frisco Faces Effort to Halt
May 19 San Francisco. A local federation delegation and their attorney pressed District Attorney Fickert to block the Jeffries Johnson boxing title bout. He said he would decide the legality of the championship match the following morning after reviewing the law.
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Yale Crew Makes Fast Four Miles
New Haven May 19 Yale crews followed up their record breaking seven eighths mile run at Lake Whitney with a four mile effort in harbor. The regulation course was completed in 22 minutes 26 seconds against wind and tide. The result is seen as remarkable for this time of year and suggests Yale may contend with Harvard on the Thames.
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Dillon to Start in Saturday Races at Fra Field
B S Dillon the Dorchester speedway champion pacer will start at Fra Field speedway this Saturday for the first time this year. She and rival Kremella are expected to compete for the blue ribbon. Manila Boy returns after two years away and Edith R owned by J F Griffin returns after a long absence.
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Boxing Gossip Preview of Walsh Moore May 31 Armory bout
Bill Bailey reports on the Walsh Moore title plans at 129 pounds with a 4 PM weigh in at the Armory A A. Brockton rival Holly meets Briggs in a 12 rounder and several six round preliminaries feature O Leary Marrow Powers Kelly. Jeannette Morris duel, Betts Carr, Sullivan Hall and Flanagan open. Cross Baldwin m
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Cambridge
Concord High Downs Marlboro High 7 5 In Tight Game
Concord High defeated Marlboro High 7 to 5 in an afternoon game. Fillon homered driving in four runs in the second inning, giving Concord a decisive early lead. Batteries Hollowell and Rocks hurled for Concord while Hurley and Drummé worked for Marlboro.
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Driscoll Challenges Wolgast For Lightweight Title
Jem Driscoll English featherweight champion challenges Ad Wolgast for the lightweight title in New York. Driscoll offers a $5000 forfeit with Wolgast as side bet, set to weigh 138 pounds ringside. The bout would be 10 or 4 rounds, scheduled four weeks before meeting Abe Attell.
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Roxbury Latin to row Pomfret in interscholastic race
The Roxbury Latin School crew will row the Pomfret School crew at Pomfret Connecticut on Saturday June 4. Captain Charles Crombie announced Pomfret’s captain confirmed the event arrangements. The race is sanctioned by the Interscholastic Rowing Association advisory committee.
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Beckendorf Stays With Detroit Despite St Louis Waiver Refusal
May 19 report that Beckendorf will be retained by Detroit after St Louis refused to waive on him. Detroit had planned to send him to Montreal on terms allowing recall when needed.
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Baseball Scores From Atlanta Trip Notable Rain Delay
In Atlanta cloudbursts affected play as New Orleans defeated Memphis 3 to 2 in the first game while Memphis won 7 to 2 in the second. Nashville and Mobile split with 4 to 4 and 15 to 0. Chattanooga beat Montgomery 6 to 3.
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Regional Soccer Scores From New England Cities
New Haven 2 Springfield 1 Hartford 6 Waterbury 1 Northampton 4 New Britain 2 Holyoke 10 Bridgeport B.
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Harvard Lacrosse to Play Cornell This Afternoon
Harvard lacrosse team meets Cornell at Soil Diers' field this afternoon in a key intercollegiate matchup.
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Charlie French Sold to Chicago Americans from Red Sox
Utility infielder Charlie French of the Boston Red Sox is sold to the Chicago Americans for cash. He will depart with the White Sox at the end of the current series.
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Yale Stroke Meets Injury at Yale Boathouse
At New Haven on May 19 Ben Wallis, stroke of Yale varsity crew, was badly injured when the shell slipped during lifting after practice. The boat, filled with water, fell on Wallis dislocating his shoulder and he will miss several days in the boat.
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St Marks Defeats Wellesley High In Well Played Game
Southboro May 19 St Marks defeated Wellesley High in a well played game. The home team batted and fielded with McKinlock Bundy Ry an Sullivan Hatfield among the players. Final scores show St Marks leading with a strong offensive showing and solid defense throughout the innings.
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New England Intercollegiates at Tech Field Today
Report notes preliminaries today for New England intercollegiate championships with Dartmouth Amherst and Brown expected to contend. Fred Cameron, recent B A A Marathon winner, aims for cross country clash in Amherst Massachusetts.
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Detroit Game Echoes in Record of Assists and Errors
A fragment recalls a Detroit game from last year with disputed play. Lord allegedly received a bet liner and Wagner credited with an assist after a ground ball mishap. The note mentions alcohol mixtures and a request for an entry blank at Locust Street grounds, May 807, addressed to John Clancy, secretary.
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