Local sports notes highlight rising talent and upcoming games
Hugh Bradley of the Red Sox boasts top hitting skill while adaptable to multiple infield roles. Marlboro and Fitchburg contribute standout players to pro and college teams, with Concord boasting strong home talent. Upcoming events include a June 1 season opener for Concord, a June 8 Page class event, and a Fitchburg soccer match this Saturday.
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Maynard basketball finishes season with strong home record
The Maynard team posted nine wins and five losses at home in a 17 game season, placing them among New England’s best. They beat Boston Red Sox 37 17 Hyde Park 34 17 St Marys Franklin 23 Notre Dame South Boston 7 Lowell 9 Hyde Park 21 Lowell 27 17 Gloucester 42 26 Turners Falls 31 22 Attleboro 15 12 and 26 7. They lost Hyde Park 41 21 South Boston 25 22 and 44 13, ending with 383 points for and 290 against, a 39 point per season edge.
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Local basketball team posts an improving season
The squad finished with 439 points against opponents and a home record around 643 percent. Kelly led with 128 points and 64 baskets in 16 games, while Murray scored 34 and Arch er and Sebastian added 21 and 15. Coach Ledgard and manager Mahoney praised the cooperative squad and期待 next season in 1912.
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Joe Molashan
Franklin
Murray
Punch
Archer
Sebastian
Maley
James J. Ledgard
James Mahoney
River View Laundry Edges Concord Junction In Close Three String
River View Laundry five won against Concord Junction quintet by 14 pins in a tight three string match at the alleys Thursday night. Star pitchers led the effort with key contributions and clutch late marks.
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River View Laundry
Concord Junction
Phillies Pitchers Face Bold Bonus Pact Ahead of 1912
Grover Cleveland Alexander and Crarge Chalmers ratified a novel contract with Horace Fogel of the Phillies. Each would win enough games to equal a third of the NL champion’s victories to trigger a bonus. Estimates place the target at thirty three to thirty five wins per pitcher, with other clubs and stars noted as possible comparators.
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Joe Room
Horace Fogel
Grover Cleveland Alexander
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Presa Association
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Fogel
Grover Alexander
Crarge Chalmers
Alexander
Chalmers
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Gonfalon
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Charlie Dooin
Christy Mathew
Jack Chesbro
Baseball Legends and Scandals from Early 1900s
A rapid catalog of famous plays trades and incidents from 1908 to 1909 detailing Cincinnati and St Louis deals for pitchers and players like Mathewson Rusile Brown Taylor Bresnahan Murphy And Anderson Chesbro Merkle Baker Marquard Webb Murphy Wallace Magee Alexander Killian Bresnahan Fogel Herrmann Murphy Donlin and Cobb.
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Mathewson
Rusile
St. Louis
Three Fingered Brown
Chicago
Jack Taylor
Charlies Webb Murphy
the Waldorf
Rajab Bresnahana
John Anderson
Jack Chesbro
Merkle
Matty
Baker
Marquard
Charles Webb Murphy
Clark
Miller
Bill Titestiab
Bill
Bobby Wallace
Sherwood Magee
Finneran
Tagle
Pittsburg
Detroit
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Orfoote
Hughie Jennings
Babe Adams
Cleveland
Ned Killian
Bresnahan
Billy Klein
Horace Fogel
Herrmann-Murphy
McGraw
Mike Donlin
Lou Criger
Ty Cobb
Boxing Study Gains Credit at University of Missouri
The University of Missouri offers boxing as a study with credit. The program is popular, limited to twenty members, and filled on the first day with many applications for membership.
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Missouri
Japanese Fighter Appears Ready for Smith Bout
Mane Pica and Johnny Coulen Y Foge headline a boxing card in Fort Smith on April 2. The junior welterweight bout features the pair in a likely decision for the main event as fight fans await a decisive outcome.
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Johnny Coulen Y Foge
Young Weight
Dupes
John Sinabel
Fort Smith
Swimmers Need Brace for 1912 Olympic Hopefuls
American watermen face a tight brace to win honors at the 1912 Olympic games as top hopefuls Nerich Frizell Reilly Goodwin and others fail to improve on last year’s marks. The season shows no sign of the expected progress and results lag. Ad Wolgast’s brother is noted as a fight aspirant and Billy Saar of Light Ore is shaping as a challenger.
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B. J. Coughlin
Edward Billett
W. C. Duren
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Swift
Hyde Park
Tormey
Dean Academy
Jerry Buckley
Fletcher Corner
Fitchburg
Honers
Nerich
Frizell
Reilly
Goodwin
Ad Wolgast
Billy eSaar
Lightoe
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