Crowd roars as Murphy defeats Sullivan by KO in nine
Tommy Murphy of New York defeated Kid Sullivan of Washington at Ford’s Opera House in a dramatic nine round stoppage. Referee Crowhurst ruled Sullivan out after Sullivan went to one knee before the count. The crowd protested but Murphy’s decisive uppercut and Sullivan’s fatigue ended the bout.
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Sprelal
Baltimore
Tommy Murphy
New York
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Fords Opera House
Crowhurst
Hereford
Sultan
Sullivan
Murphy
Sultans
Oyhen
Ten
al Herfard
John
Oliver Murphys
Tome
Mur- Favs Ban Toca
Kid Hall
Kid Cleveland
Billy Nolan
Kid Webb
Kid Lucas
Dummy Decker
Frank McCormick
Charley Browne
Young Gana
Kid Briggo
Lowe Bests Kid Locke in Exciting Broadway Bout
Philadelphia reports bout at Broadway Athletic Club as Tommy Lowe of Washington defeats Harlan champion Kid Locke. Lowe displayed cleverness and a strong left jab, driving Locke to the ropes and landing blows to the torso while Locke fought gamely but failed to land consistently.
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Philadelphia
Broadway Atletic Club
Tommy Lowe
Washington
Kid Locke
Harlan
Locke
Lowe
League officers chosen for season schedule to follow
The Departmental League held a directors meeting last night at the Post-office Department. Officers Merritt Chance as president Edward M Dawson as vice president EH C Robinson as treasurer and T L Weed as secretary were chosen. Billy Betts was appointed Umpire for games on the White Lot. Six clubs will compete this season, May to mid July, with a drafted schedule to be submitted next meeting.
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Billy Betts
Merritt @ Chance
Edward M Dawson
EH. C Robinson
T L Weed
Board of Governors
M. O Chance
H C Towers
Agriculture
E M Dawson
Interior
EC Robinson
Treasury
J T Diion
War
Commerce
Labor
Messra Weed
Robinson
Towers
Doc” Eitenschmidt
Bruce Bielaski
Justice
Commerce and Labor
Tracy
Harveycutter
Auto road race planned for touring cars next fall
The American Automobile Association announced an American stock touring car road race for next fall. Secretary Eliott said the contest would run over two or three days shortly after the Vanderbilt Cup. Cars will be classified by engine displacement rather than horsepower to favor regular touring models and exclude abnormally powerful machines.
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Washington
New York
American Automobile Association
Eliott
Wichita Takes Game Young Isbell Is Responsible
Cantillon's Washington team, in an exhibition with Wichita, lost 10 to 9 as 18 year old Albert Isbell, brother of Frank Isbell, hit a three-base hit to tie the score in the seventh. Frank Isbell also played, Wichita edged Washington in a training game, with Washington pitchers hit hard and Washington showing poor condition. Attendance 1,090.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Wichita
Kang
Mar
Cantillon
Albert Isbell
Frank Isbell
Chicago White Sox
Isbell
Acore
Patten
Washin
Washington
Nationals
Jayhawkers
Washington Rhoah
Wichita Road
Porring
Allizer
Sehet
Anderson
Holland
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ghAnnis
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Noho
Patan
Hendryx
Goodwin
Graham
Oto
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OW Patten
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Spear
Bick
Hy Patten
Annia
Altlast
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Schlafly
F Tebell
Perrine
Perrins
Croas
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Hlankensatp
Crosz
Nitta Sehtady
Hotland
Ania
Dy Goodwin
bolle—Nichols
Urapire
Jones Titanos
Mfzaten
Coast wrestlers beaten by bantam class rivals at AAU meet
Newark March 28 The preliminary bouts of the Amateur Athletic Union annual wrestling championship were staged tonight at Turnverein Hall Edgar A Frank of Multnomah Club Portland and Frank Vance of Seattle entered the 105 and 112 1 2 pound classes respectively George Taylor New Jersey defeated Schwartz New York in the 105 class Robert Carr New York beat Laureau New York in the 112 class James Meagher Buffalo won over Metinger New York Gustave Bauers Newark defeated Sephlin New York in featherweight action Edgar A Frank was outpointed after six minutes by George Detle Yale in New Haven Conn Frank Vance was thrown by Fra Cooke Newark with a double Nelson in forty seven seconds
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Frank
Vance
George Taylor
Newary
R Schwartz
New York
Robert Carr
Rendure Lausr
George Bergman
James Meagher
Buffalo
J. Metinger
Gustave Bauers
Plaisted to Coach Quaker City Barge Club
Plaisted, renowned Analostan Oat Club coach, departs Washington Monday to lead Philadelphia Barge Club oarsmen. He to coach eleven weeks for the America Henley on the Schuylkill May 28 and the Decoration Day regatta, then Harlem races June 15 before returning to Washington. He will also coach Anacostian crews ten weeks for Potomac races later this year. His men nearly beat Potomac Boat Club’s eight in a recent feature event, signaling strong Potomac prospects.
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Trea Plaisted
Analostan Oat Club
Washington
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Plaisted
Barge Club
Schuylkill
Harlem
New York
Plaissted
Analesian
Potomac
Potomac Boat Club
McGraw forfeits game as rift ends first inning
New York Nationals are declared to have forfeited the game to Philadelphia Americana at the end of the first half of the first inning. Um pire Zimmer refused to allow a balk by Philadelphia pitcher Plank amid a sideline wrangle. Catcher Bresnahan was escorted from the field and manager McGraw ordered to leave as New York walked off.
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New Orleans
Mar
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
New York
McGraw
Plank
Zimmer
Bresnahan
Tigers Found Ball Hard in Rich Princeton Rout over Randolph-Macon
Princeton baseball trounced Randolph-Macon in Richmond Virginia as Virginians misfired against Princeton pitchers. Dark Holdbrick Hillmeger and Cooney led the offense while Gravely Persons Gaver Martin and Stewart anchored the defense in a game marked by costly Randolph-Macon errors. Umpire Mr Hinton officiated.
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Princeton
Randolph-Macon
Richmond
Dark
Holdbrick, Hillmeger
Cooney
Persons
Gaver
Martin
Stewart
Mr Hinton
Yale Beats Navy 4 to 1 in early season opener
Yale opened its baseball season by defeating Navy 4 to 1 in Annapolis. Meade started for Navy. Yale capitalized on first inning hits and an error. The game ended after the seventh, with Yale penalized runs not counted due to time agreement.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Yale
Midshipmen
Navy
Meade
Hns
Jones
Clifford
Sweeney
Bells
Camp
Chavel
Ducey
Lange
Jonea
Purnell
Kinneys
Cornell
Ojpattie
Kinney
Hpurnel
d‘Ducey
Parson
Tota
Toms
Parsons
Meyer
Farsons
Faraone
Balle
Stilen
Bacon
Hickey
Lastoo Hasca
Unophee
McKay
Mr. Cosgrove
Princeton
Yale Baseball Team In New Haven Visit Card
Yale's players quartered at Arlington Hotel after arriving from New Haven where they defeated Annapolis 4 to 1. The Middies contest was light hitting as pitchers struggled. Today they face George Washington at Van Ness Park.
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New Haven
George Washington
van Ness Park
Yale
Arlington Hotel
Annapolis
Sam
Bll
Middies
Pitchera
Walbrook Athletic Club
Baltimore
Washington and Lee University
Georgetown
Cy” Cummings
Stevenson
Whioh
Orrison
Bast Udon
Brennen
Ase
Palmer Coming Back East After Sullivan Defeat
Special to Tha Weeniesun Philadelphia March 28 Jack Palmer English heavyweight boxer has started back to Philadelphia after a ten round defeat by Jack Twin Sullivan in Los Angeles California. Palmer cites climate as a factor and, under manager Jimmy Lowes, plans to box anybody at the National Athlete Club once he arrives.
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Palmer
Jimmy Loves
Carolina Defeats Cornell 2 to 0 in Chapel Hill
Carolina pitchers Thompson and Rogers held Cornell to four singles while drawing five walks. Lovejoy struck out six for Cornell but allowed five free passes. Story made two difficult catches in center as Carolina won 2 0. Batteries Carlson Thompson and Rogers. Lovejoy and Hastings. Umpire Dr. Lawson.
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Apedal
Washington
Carolina
Cornell
Story
EBRH
Carnell Lovejoy
Hastings
Carolnn ‘Thampson
Rogera
Lawson
Western Takes Opener In Baseball Season Debut
Western High School opened its baseball season with a victory over Emerson Institute as Lasier started on the mound and Captain Michael relieved after the third inning, retiring the side without a hit and signaling a strong year ahead for Western. William of Emerson starred at short and handled all chances well. Contests answers due by April. catalogues available at the publication office.
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Capt. Michael
Lasier
Western High School
Emerson Institute
West End
Western
Capt Michael
Williama
Emerson
Andy
Fredericksburg College Defeats Maryland Aggies 8 to 3
Fredericksburg Virginia March 28 Fredericksburg College defeated Maryland Agricultural College 8 to 3 in a well played game. The contest featured pitching by Jones and batting by Scott for Fredericksburg while Maryland’s lineup included Jarrell Byrd and Cafestany. Also noted are local youth teams and an address for St Patrick’s Academy second team seeking games with District teams.
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Maryland Aggies
Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg College
Maryland Agricultural College
Jones
Scott
Seo
Maryland
Jarrell
Byrd
Cafestany
St. Patrick's
St Patrick's Academy
Bke
William Morgan
G Street
Georgetown Falls To Columbia In Sloppy Opener
Georgetown and Columbia opened the season with a rough game marked by misplays and erratic pitching. Montgomery and Cantwellshowed uneven control for Georgetown while Lee worked well for Columbia. Columbia rallied in the final inning to win 4 to 3 after Georgetown tied it with bunting in the eighth.
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O'Hara
Montgomery
Cantwell
Reece Sets Billiards Record in London Match
A special cable from London reports Reece, the English professional billiards player, defeating Australian Champion F H Weise in a 7,000 point match by 4,185 after a disputed rule allowing after break ball spotting. Reece’s break surpasses Pearl and Ives marks, with historical comparisons to Lovejoy and Roberts in prior matches.
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London
Reece
Billiara
F H Weise
Lovejoy
Pindar
Danael
Pearl
Ives
John Roberts
Sea Girt 1907 rifle tournament to start Labor Day
New Jersey event planned for Sea Girt runs a week from Labor Day September 2 with a large committee led by Maj Gen P Farmer Wansey and Brig Gen Bird W Spencer. Matches include trophy and company team events, governor's prize, and several side contests plus revived inspectors of rifle practice.
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New York
Sea Girt
P Farmer Wansey
Bird W. Spencer
G. H. P. Howard
Nelson Y. Dungan
Arthur Rowland
W S Price
W A Tewes
John Nolan
Tyro
District of Columbia
Carbine
United States
Frank O Briggs
New Jersey
Anthony R Kuser
Goyv
John W Griges
Yale Crew Picked by Ide and Kennedy for Varsity
Captain Ide of Yale announces the varsity eight and substitutes, trimming freshmen to twenty two. Varsity: Bolton stroke Ide seven Graham Peyton six Hoppin four Rice three Meyer two Dunkle bow. Substitutes include Griswold Miller Taft God ley Babgock Bremer Auchinloss Robbins Dominick Clark Chamberlain Grenny Congdon Livingston Blair Itia Howe may join varsity. Freshmen: Hunsiker Hooker Horton Wodell Brown Hay Brainard Howard Smith Mills Hunt Rogers Pomeroy Negley Coates Beimacke Lowe Hyde Holt Cass Dandy coached by R B Noyes.
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Kennedy
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Noyes
John Kennedy
Bolton
Graham
Peyton
Hoppin
Rice
Meyer
Dunkle
Bow
Griswold
Miller
Taft
Godley
Babgock
Bremer
Auchinloss
Robbins
Dominick
Clark
Chamberlain
Grenny
Congdon
Livingston
Blair Itia
Howe
Cant. Noyes
Hunsiker
Hooker
Horton
Wodell
Brown
Hay
Brainard
Howard
Smith
Mills
Hunt
Rogers
Pomeroy
Negley
Coates
Beinecke
Lowe
Hyde
Holt
Cass
Dandy
R. B. Noyes
Harvard Declines to Enter Penn Relay Events
Special to The Washington Post from Boston reports Harvard University's track management will not send its team to Franklin Field for University of Pennsylvania relay races. The Crimson have twice refused to compete with Pennsylvania since the break between the two schools.
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Washington Post
Boston
Harvard University
University of Pennsylvania
Crimson
Franklin Field
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Quaker Gymnasium
Baseball Results From Raleigh and Nearby Venues
Readers see scattered game updates from Raleigh North Carolina and surrounding colleges. Lafayette College and University faced early April action with varied scores including a 0-0 or low output game. Atlanta Southern and Detroit American league matchups show results, with Trenton State and Virginia Polytechnic Institute also reporting scores. Delaware College, Gettwaburg College and other institutions posted partial tallies in this roundup of baseball outcomes.
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Raleigh
Lafayette Eastardl
Mechanical College
University
Atlante
Atlanta
Southern
Detroit
American
Danville
Trenton
Danville Colegiot
Blacksburg
Viginia Polytechnic Institute
Delaware College
Alexandris—Episcopus
Eistaboo
Get‘twaburg College
Policeman Miskimmon Resigns from First Precinct
Policeman Miskimmon desk sergeant at the First precinct station tendered his resignation to Maj Sylvester yesterday. The resignation takes effect April 1 as he has received a more advantageous offer he will accept.
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Miskimmon
Maj Sylvester
Staxi
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