Tigers Triumph Over Crimson at Cambridge 7 to 1
Princeton dominates Harvard at Soldiers Field with sharp hitting and agile fielding. Steve White muffs the Crimson, delivering five shutout innings as Ballin Bard Reed Warwick Sterrett help power a seven run outbreak. Harvard's only run comes in the sixth on McLaughlin’s triple as Hicks concedes seven runs.
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Crewe
California Promoters Plan Big Fight Window In June
Boxing gossip says promoters across California anticipate a major Jeffries Johnson showdown around the Fourth of July. Many fighters from the West will head coastward or seek quick earnings before the match. Names listed include Attell Langford Jem Driscoll Ketchel Conlon Lewis Jeanette Nelson Wolgast Kaufman Baldwin and others. Eastern shows may slow after early June, easing matchmaking for promoters. Andy Morris meets Joe Jeanette tonight with Henry Hall vs Tim Sullivan and other bouts on the card.
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Jeffries-Johnson
Attell, Langford
Jem Driscoll
Ketchel
Andy Morris
East Boston
Joe Jeanette
Mechanics Hand Book Promotion Opens at Boylston
An 830 page handbook for mechanics covers tables formulas illustrations boilers tools horsepower and electricity with shortcuts and new body of information. Indexed for instant reference and offered at 11 cents at the International Boylston ace Schools Boston open until 30 Op. m.
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Big Jack May Sees Jeff Box in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 2, Jack Johnson plans to attend Jim Jeffries boxing match next Friday night. Johnson jokes about sneaking in with false whiskers, but says he may watch to assess Jeffries’ condition. He has resumed road work, aiming to drop from 227 to around 208 pounds for the fight, noting past weights and his training progress.
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Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
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Gotch to Join Jeffries Camp in California
Frank Gotch, world wrestling champion, will join J J Jeffries staff of trainers by June 5, becoming the final addition to Jeffries camp at Ben Lomond California. A quiet training day followed strenuous sessions as Jeffries and peers rested and fished the San Lorenzo River, then raced a nine mile road trip with Choynski and Jack Jeffries awaiting at the finish.
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J. J. Jeffries
Jeffries
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Boulder Creek
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Jos Choynski
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Ketchel to Meet Jack Sullivan in Armory A A Bout
Boston fans will see Stanley Ketchel again as he is matched to fight Jack Sullivan at the Armory A A on June 7. Ketchel previously knocked Sullivan out in 18 rounds in California in a hard bout.
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Stanley Ketchel
Jack Twin Sullivan
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Sullivan
California
Hard Times Calls Off Annual Brokers' Game
The annual baseball game and dinner of teams from the New York and Boston Stock exchanges has been canceled due to hard times. The event, held in Boston last year, had occurred for three or four years, but organizers say participants cannot spare the time.
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Boston
Boston Types Seek Strong Teams for Summer Games
The Boston Types invite top teams for Decoration Day morning games and prefer Monday matches through the summer. They also seek Sunday games with teams from harbor forts, and request prompt contact from James H. Butler of the Boston Herald.
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James H. Butler
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Lynn defeats Worcester 2 0 in fourth inning win
Lynn tops Worcester 2 to 0 in a low scoring game. Duffy started for Worcester and was charged with the loss. Coulter Metz Crum Haas led Lynn with two base hits and a three-base hit respectively. Swormstedt and Duffy worked solidly on the mound. Time of game about 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpires Byrne Lawrence and Lanigan.
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Worcester
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Streaser
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Collamore
Byrne
New Bedford Tops Fall River In Slow Baseball Game
New Bedford defeated Fall River 8 to 3 in a low scoring game here. Errors and timely hits built the lead for New Bedford while Fall River struggled on offense and defense. Cassett Rising and Cunningham led the offense for New Bedford with multiple runs driven in, as Griffith and Wood matched up on the mound.
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Fall River
Brockton Defeats Haverhill 4-1 in Tight Nine
Larry Pape of the Boston Americans starred for Brockton in a pitcher duel with Freil as Brockton edged Haverhill 4 to 1. The game featured key hits by Mclean Jolly Merrill and Pape with solid fielding and base running by Stankard Noblett Shannon and others. Final line shows Brockton scoring in the late innings to secure the win.
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Boston Americans
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Lowell Wins 7 6 Over Lawrence After Ninth Inning Rally
Lowell defeats Lawrence 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally, with Layson delivering a triple and home run earlier, and a wild throw by Layson costing two Lawrence runs. Perrott and Reynolds were carried from the field after a third inning collision. Final box shows runs, hits, and errors with key figures Finlayson, Myers, and Noyes contributing.
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Myers
Boultey Sane
Banzon
Grant
Trainor
All Pirate Pitchers Look Alike to Giants
New York defeated Pittsburg 7 to 1 as three Pirates pitchers were hit hard. Wiltse left in the fourth after being struck on the arm by a ball, Leach argued a close call and was removed. Camnitz allowed most of the runs in relief. Key hits included two by Camnitz and Mathewson, with Wagner Doyle and Seymour contributing, while New York left seven on base and Pittsburg six.
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aRan
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Wagner
Doyle
Seymour
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Cardinals Rally in Eighth Beats Dodgers 5 0 in St Louis
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 5 to 0 today after a batting rally in the eighth inning. Lush outpitched Barger to earn the victory in a cleanly pitched game.
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Barger
Tennis Champ Wins His Match at New England Intercollegiate Meet
The New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association tournament opened at Longwood with close matches. Dartmouth champion F H Harris defeated F F Smith, while W E Morrison of Tufts won over Kingsley, as singles progress and doubles rounds continue in a tight field.
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Longwood Cricket Club
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Dartmouth
F. F. Smith
Vermont
W. E. Morrison
Tufts
T. B. Parker
R. M. Nelson
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H. Ll. Corey
Amherst
W. P. Kingsley
B. Smith
R. L. Oakley
Williams
W. H. Morrison
Pyle Brown
R.B. Martin
Bowdoin
C. E. Bacon
W. L. Johnson
W. H. Harris
Trinity
Harvards Chances Depend on Foster
A capricious roster of Harvard track efforts lists numerous events and times across sprints, middle distances, hurdles, jumps, and throws. Names such as Gardner, Boyd, Kelley, Ramsdell, Paull, Hess, Mavis, Flannigan, DAutremont, and Donnan appear with marks from the 100 to the hammer, reflecting a broad meet or trial lineup with inconsistent formatting and several cramped figures.
Crimson athletes head to Franklin Field for intercollegiate meet
Pooch Donovan will lead about 25 Crimson warriors to Philadelphia this week for the annual intercollegiate championships at Franklin Field with events scheduled Friday and Saturday afternoons.
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Crimson Warriors
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Franklin Field
Harvard Hope Hinges on Foster Form in Track Meet
Harvard faces a tough competition from elite sprinters as Foster must up his game to contend for first place. Gardner may stand in for Foster in the 100, Kelley de Selding and St Ranney eye distance events, and Lawrence headlines the high jump. Barr and Barr tallies anchor the pole vault while Little pumps up in the broad and hammer events. Yale, Princeton, Amherst, Williams, Michigan and Pennsylvania loom as strong rivals.
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F. T. Boyd
H. W. Kelley
G. W. Ryley
H. Jaques, Jr
W. F. Ryan
G. FP. Gardner
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Yale
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de Selding
St . Ranney
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Chisholm
Harevard
Lewis
Long
Lawrence
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Nelson
Captain Little
Sensational intercollegiate title race at Franklin Field this Saturday
Arthur Duffey notes an exceptional field of champions across colleges for the Franklin Field meet. He cites Pennsylvania as a likely winner if Foster were healthy, laments Cartmell’s inability to race in the U.S., and praises Martin Sheridan and Kraenzlein as all-time greats.
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Reggie” Foster
Foster
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England
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Jim A Sheridan
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Kraenzlein
Crews Conduct Time Trials on Charles River
Four schoolboy four oared crews raced time trials on the Charles River mile yesterday afternoon. Fine weather aided their effort with results exceeding expectations. Coaches Frank Greer and Jack Graney timed the performances for Boston Latin Cambridge Latin Noble and Greenough and Brookline teams. The Stone School eight also practiced under the same session.
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