Boxers George Brown Moha Tourney Talk and Upcoming Fights
Chicago’s George K. C. Brown and Milwaukee’s Bob Moha head to town for a midweek mittfest training finish. Moha eyes future bouts in Butte on Miners Day while other cards feature George Perry vs Frank Ryan and Johnny Noonan vs Johnny Murphy. George Dixon’s 1900 loss noted, with mentions of Willie Ritchie and London bout chatter.
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George K. C. Brown
Chicago
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Moha
Old Armory
A. A
Billy Berger
Bill Papke
Bat Levinsky
Butte
Mont
Jack Dillon
Bob McAllister
Tommy McCarthy
George Perry
Frank Ryan
Johnny Noonan
Johnny Murphy
Patsy Greene
Oscar Lloyd
Mechanic Arts Triumphs Over Somerville In Track Meet
Mechanic Arts edged Somerville 50 38 at Tufts Oval in the annual indoor track meet. Clancy won the 100 yard dash for Mechanic Arts with Berry second. Carvell of Somerville took the 220 yard dash with Berry second for Mechanic Arts. Clancey won the 440 yard dash for Mechanic Arts. Carpenter of Somerville won the 880 yard run with O Rourke second for Mechanic Arts. Carpenter also won the mile. Pratt of Somerville won broad jump with Arbeene second for Mechanic Arts. Berry won high jump. Murphy won shot put for Somerville with Bourne second for Mechanic Arts.
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Mechanic Arts
Somerville
Tufts Oval
Boston
Clancy
Berry
Murphy
Pratt
Carvell
Arbeene
Clancey
Lannigan
Hereys
Plunkett
Carpenter
O'Rourke
Colbey
Seal
Buck
Bourne
Dougherty
Shepardson
Adward
Emery
Chapin
Sin
Tufts Versus Bates Falls 2–0 in Tight outing
Tufts blanked Bates 2 to 0 in Lewiston. Lindquist pitched well for Bates but received little support as Tufts mustered quick runs, Wescott opening with a double and Proctor scoring on Krepps sacrifice. In the seventh Tufts added another run as Roach reached on an error and Wescott scored.
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Lewiston
Talbot
Armstrong
TUFTS
Bates
A.E
Bilpo
A.E. Westcott
Proctor
M'Donald
Angell
Bennett
Armst
Moore
Zynski
Stinson
DeGes
Roach
Cobt
Krepps
Davis
Wescott
Volk
Lindquist
Coady
Cartigan
Princeton to Meet Harvard in Single Soldier Field Tilt
Princeton nine will play Harvard today at Soldiers Field in a single afternoon game set for 3 o'clock. Harvard’s lineup features Fe, anaine treteetretseceeel and Hanks WIZIBALL among others. Princeton counters with a full batting order including Bolton, Cook, Greene, Rhoads, Law Gannett, Hardwick, Milholland, Guill, Hitchcock, and Wall.
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Princeton
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Anaine Treteetretseceeel
Hanks
Wiziball
Dic Canases
Bolton
Shae Clay
Uceestae
Cook
Greene
Rhoads
Law Gannett
Hardwick
Milholland
C. F
Guill Hitchcock
Bike Racing Opens Season at Revere Track Tonight
The opening cycle meet at the Revere track features a top class program headlined by a best two of three match race between Alfrey Goulette and Alf Gren da of Australia. A 25 mile motor paced event includes Leon Dedier the French champion Clarence Carmen of Jamaica L I and Eddie Root of Melrose.
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Revere
Alfrey Goulette
Alf Grenda
Australia
Leon Dedier
Clarence Carmen
Jamaica
L. I
Eddie Root
Melrose
Tufts Varsity Tennis Faces Holy Cross in Season Finale
Tufts meets Holy Cross today at Tufts to close the season in a rematch after a 0- point display in Worcester. The Tufts squad has improved sharply in the last two weeks, boosting its hopes.
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TUFTS
Holy Cross
Worcester
American golfers depart for Paris French championship
Hilton Travers Ouimet Evans Herreshoft and Webber left Sandwich England for Paris to compete in the French championship.
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Sandwich
Eng
Hilton
Travers
Ouimet
Evans
Herreshoft
Webber
Paris
Foster's Shutsout Record Stays Intact in May Relief
Foster relieved Johnson in Philadelphia on May 2 and pitched two innings against the Athletics. He prevented a rally and extended his current streak to 38 consecutive scoreless innings.
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Foster
Johnson
Philadelphia
The
Athletics
College Men Laud Soccer and Navy Champ in Chicago
At the New England Colleges meeting in City Club, soccer is hailed as rising fastest among collegiate sports. In Chicago, Navy sailor Harry Frazin, lightweight boxing champion of the Asiatic fleet, wins a one round KO to claim the boxing crown aboard the U S S Saratoga in Manila, sending prize money home to his parents.
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Association of New England Colleges
W. F. Garcelon
Walter Camp
Harvard
Yale
W. F. Barcelon
H. D. Wild
Williams
F. N
Chicago
United States Navy
Vera Cruz
Uncle Sam
Navy
Harry Frazin
Harry
Frazin
Lake Bluff
Joe Donnelly
Donnelly
Manila
Chicagoan
K. O
Saratoga
Volkmann Beats Noble & Greenough 8–7 At Somerville Field
Volkmann defeated Noble and Greenough 8 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Recreation Field Somerville. Pitchers Pillsbury and Pratt split the mound duties with strong hitting from Wiswall Freeman and Clark for Volkmann while N and G contributions included Sterns West Merrill Davidson and Knowles. Attendance topped 1000 as Doyle officiated the game with a 55 minute duration.
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Volkmann
Noble & Greenough
Recreation Field
Somerville
A.E
Po.a.e
Wiswall
Little
Locke
Sterns
Aspinwall
West
Knowles
Freeman
Davidson
Oj Merrill
Walker
Clark
Arnold
Kenny
Wales
Johnston
Bat’h'r
Weld
Pillsbury
Pratt
Volkmann S.eceeenaaes
Bener
Freeman, Merrill, Clark
Merrill
Doyle
Cambridge Latin Defeats Newton High In Close 5 3 Victory
Cambridge Latin beats Newton High 5 to 3 at Cambridge yesterday. Siebert, Proctor, Henderson and O Connell led the offense with multiple hits and runs. Key plays included two-base hits by O Connell and Hallar, and Henderson stealing bases. Attendance was 200.
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Cambridge Latin
Newton High
Cambridge
Burke
O'Net
Q'Connorses
D'nomore
Siebert
King
Buyson
H'derson
Wansker
Sandif'd
Jackson
O'C'nell
Nevalle
Lavey
Harris
Harbaugh
Hallarp
Evans and Hickox Win at Woodland
Good golf featured the first two rounds of match play in the annual spring meeting at the Woodland Golf Club. B Ss Evans of Belmont and W Hickox Jr of Albemarle will meet in one semi final today while J D Standish Jr of Detroit faces home club player W S Lawrence. Standish beat T M Claflin in a 2 hole match, the day's most exciting feature, as Claflin failed to capitalize on greens.
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Woodland Golf Club
B. Ss. Evans
Belmont
W. Hickox, Jr
Albemarle
J. D. Standish, Jr
Detroit
W. S. Lawrence
Standish
T. M. Claflin
Chaney Stops Houck in Baltimore Bout
Tommy Houck of New York was dominated and left in a helpless state in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round match. Police halted the bout as George Chaney of Baltimore appeared the stronger fighter.
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Baltimore
Tommy Houck
New York
George Chaney
Houck
West Roxbury NH S 7 East Boston 6 in 10 Innings
West Roxbury High edged East Boston High 7 to 6 after 10 innings at Wood Island Park in a tightly contested baseball game. Key players from both teams contributed, with late scoring drama sealing the victory for West Roxbury.
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Wood Island Park
West Roxbury High School
East Boston High
Pawtucket Tigers trounce Brockton Colonials 10 to 2
Jeff Pfeffer led Pawtucket to a decisive 10 to 2 victory over Brockton in a loosely played Colonial League game played in Brockton. The Rhode Island team dominated from the start and maintained the lead throughout.
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Brockton
Jeff Pfeffer
Pawtucket Tigers
Brockton Colonials
Rhode Islanders
Fall River Defeats New Bedford 7 to 1 in Low-Key Tilt
Fall River out-hit New Bedford and won 7 to 1 as Gleason held the visitors to six innings with solid relief. Casavant delivered a long triple and Dutt hit the top of the left field fence for a single, while both teams misplayed in the field. McLeod pitched steadily for Fall River, Bourman and Gleason also saw action as the locals pulled away in the middle innings.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Bowman
Gleason
Casavant
Dutt
McLeod
Dean
Weigold
Doudican
Hockmer
Kelly
Bourman
Shirk
Pall River
O'Connor
Commette
Riley
Welgold
Hockheimer
O’connor
Martin
Sharpe
Donahue
Dartmouth Favored In New England Intercollegiates
Judging from trials at the New England intercollegiates Dartmouth appears poised to win the championship with strong all around showings in track and field. Notable performances include H P Baileys hammer throw of 161 feet 1 2 inches and Charlie Rices sprinting in the furlong. Larry Whitney shows form in shot put and discus, C A Braun dominates hurdling, and quarter-mile times hint at fierce finals.
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New England
Dartmouth
Hanover
Tech
Maine
Holy Cross
Larry Whitney
Whitney
Guething
Rilee
Lee
Yale Crew Clears Lake Cayuga Challenge as Three-Way Clash
Yale faces Cornell and Princeton in a pivotal lake race at Ithaca this afternoon. Coach Guyer Nickalls expects gains for the varsity crew even if victory isn’t certain, while rival captains Mack Moakley and Donovan voice optimism and doubt about the Crimson and others.
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Johnnie Mack
Yale
Cornell
Jack Moakley
Pooch Donovan
Crimson
Ithaca
Princeton
Lake Cayuga
Guyer Nickalls
Woonsocket Triumphs 13 Taunton 9 In Slugfest
Woonsocket defeated Taunton 13 to 9 in a hard slugging afternoon game. Riley hit the first team home run at the park in the third inning as seven runs crossed, with both teams fielding well and three pitchers used by Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket
R. J
Taunton
Riley
A.F. BH
O Kiley
Breen
Fredette
Neptune
Whiteside
Artur
O Barry
Randlett
O Whitake
Moran
Foster
Noninal
Clerm't
Pa Ey
Dickinson
O'Brien
Gaudette
Page
Werre
Randlet
Orcutt
Hoyt
Kiley
O’brien
Proulx
Arthur
Whitaker
Clermont
Gilroy
Trainor
Murphy Beats Walter Mohr In Cambridge Boxing Night
Eddie Murphy of South Boston defeats Walter Mohr of Brooklyn in a 12 round decision at the University A. C. of Cambridge. Murphy earns victory with cleaner work and wins at least eight rounds. Prelims see Tommy McFarland stop Joe Sousa in one round and Gus Murphy beat Jerry Gardner in three. Gardner substituted for Jimmy Hanlon. Patsey Greene defeats Frankie Barrett in six rounds for Cambridge.
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Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Walter Mohr
Brooklyn
University A. C
Cambridge
Murphy
Tommy McFarland
South End
Joe Sousa
Boston
Gus Murphy
Brighton
Jerry Gardner
Gardner
Jimmy Hanlon
Patsey Greene
Frankie Barrett
Patsey
Barrett
Weymouth High Defeats Hingham in 10-Inning Pitchers Battle
Weymouth High defeated Hingham High 2 to 1 in 10 innings on the Agricultural Grounds. Callahan and Praher matched Magner and Fee in a tight game, Weymouth scoring two runs while Hingham managed one run and eight hits to Weymouth's three.
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Hingham
Weymouth High
Hingham High
R.H.E. Weymouth
Callahan
Praher
Magner
Fee
New England Intercollegiates Details and Athlete Notes
A letter mentions Spike Harrington of Cambridge and the New England intercollegiate finals heat in the 100 yards at 2 30. It covers Baldwin’s disputed full count, Phil Brock bout injuries, a dual meet sanction question, Moha’s Boston activity, and the structure of the New England Intercollegiate Association versus the Intercollegiate A A A.
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Spike Harrington
Cambridge
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Phish Brock
Phil Brock
Charlestown
Bob Moha
Boston
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Charlie Rice
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University of California
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