Harvard Eli Race Date Set For June 30 Regatta
New Haven Conn April 4 Yale and Harvard agreed on the New London regatta schedule Yale must race the varsity eight on Friday June 30 Harvard blocked Yale from June 23 the day after Yale commencement The minor races will be June 29 A three member eligibility committee including Robert D Wrenn Otto Barnward and regatta referee William H Neikleham will oversee crew eligibility and lists exchanged 40 and 30 days before race respectively
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Harvard
New London
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Robert D. Wrenn
Otto Barnward
New York City
William H. Neikleham
Columbus Outlaw Track Sparks Grand Circuit Stand
Buffalo N Y April 4 stewards of the grand circuit meet in Columbus passed resolutions to outlaw the Columbus association for planning an independent August meeting with Fort Erie and Goshen dates. By two thirds vote they may forfeit membership and funds for any club competing with a member track or entering a meet held by a formerly affiliated association that refuses its dates.
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Yale Outfielder Unable to Play Due to Inflamed Eye
New Haven April 4 Joe Stevens Yale left fielder will likely miss the Trinity game with an inflamed eye. McGhie, the top freshman batter, to start in left. Bennett to fill in at second base. Freeman to pitch the first half. Captain Corey mulls moves for McCreery at third and Merritt at short, likely after the Easter trip.
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Joe Stevens
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Freeman
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Rain Delays Red Sox Spring Opener in Topeka
The Boston Red Sox postponed their Topeka arrival game due to rain and cold. Captain Wagner urged rest for the regulars before opening the season at Washington, shifting focus to a Harvard game with a second team. Mahoney drew attention as a fill-in outfielder, and several new players were listed for Tuesday's lineup against Harvard.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Stanford Moves to End Intercollegiate Baseball
San Francisco April 4 Systematic muckerism prompts Stanford University President David Starr Jordan to order the abolishment of intercollegiate baseball by the athletics committee He and Dr Frank Angell indicate both baseball and football may be eliminated at Stanford after witnessing a Stanford California game Jordan condemns players grandstand roords and crowding as harsh and coarse naming a wide range of epithets.
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David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Committee On
Frank Angell
Stanford Committee On
Stanford
Jordan
University of California
Clyde Park Races Bigger Than Ever
Preliminary closing entries for the Chambler memorial steeplechase and grand annual steeplechase at Clyde Park show record interest. June 17, 21 and 24 mark leading features of the Country Club race meeting with 21 entries for the Chamblet cup and purse and 19 for the grand annual. Strong horses from across America are entered, exceeding all prior records for entry size.
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Clyde Park Club
America
Americus Defeats John Perelli in Wrestling Bout
In Baltimore on April 4 Americus with Gus Schoenlein defeated John Perelli of New York in a finish wrestling match. Americus won the first fall in 35 minutes and the second in 14 minutes.
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Gus Schoenlein
John Perelli
New York
Penn crew to row Yale in New London May 12
Announcement from Philadelphia states the University of Pennsylvania varsity eight will row Yale in New London on May 12. The two mile distance is set.
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YALE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
New London
New York
Washington
Ottawa
Oh My Yes Sees Tinware Market Gap Between Quotation and Boost
A rookie market note highlights a sharp discrepancy between tinware prices and early market support, suggesting some authorities may be mispricing or overestimating demand. The piece questions the reliability of early indicators and calls for scrutiny of the pricing gap.
Third Interleague Game Between Nationals and Americans Canceled
Philadelphia April 4 The third interleague game between the Philadelphia Nationals and Philadelphia Americans scheduled for today was called off due to rain.
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Philadelphia Americans
Holy Cross names lineup for season opener
Worcester April 4 With one week to the first game Holy Cross announces nearly settled lineup. Kenney Pittsfield will catch with Cannon Roxbury as understudy. Regan will anchor the box, Ostergreen at first, O'Brien at second, Mahoney at short, Cawley at third, Kennedy in left, Metivier center, Matthews right, with Matthews also assisting pitchers.
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Jimmy O'Brien
Rindge
All Boston
Danny Mahoney
Somerville
Short
Cawley
Craig
Kennedy
Metivier
Boston
Whalen
John Matthews
Gossip for Motorists highlights dangerous downhill oil slicks
Many accidents occur on a hill due to oil on the road and rain turning it to a slippery film. Drivers are urged to slow down on descent while authorities note upcoming moves by companies and associations in Boston area traffic events and offices.
Pirates Defeat Collegians in Pittsburg Tilt
In Little Rock on April 4 Pittsburgh edged Kansas 12 to 4 after KU collected 14 hits but failed to convert. Pirates improved batting despite the loss as the Collegians struggled to capitalize with runners on base.
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Ark
University of Kansas
Pittsby
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Clever Dillon Winner at the Armory boxing card
At the Armory last night Jack Dillon of Indianapolis beat Frank Mantell of Pawtucket in 12 rounds. Matty Baldwin defeated Tommy Carey of Philadelphia in 12 rounds. Young Lannon of Roxbury and Johnny Coes of the South End drew in six rounds. Joe White of South Boston beat Benny Burke of the North End in six rounds, Burke substituting for Young Jasper.
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Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
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Tommy Carey
Philadelphia
Young Lannon
Roxbury
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South End
Joe White
South Boston
Benny Burke
North End
Young Jasper
Dillon Shines In East Debut In Boxing Showdown
Jack Dillon impressed in his first East appearance as a two handed, clever ring general who follows the Queensberry code and dominates Mantell. Mantell showed grit but was outclassed as Dillon controlled most rounds, with a bear cat finish in the seventh. Matty Baldwin staged a strong comeback, beating Tommy Carey over 12 rounds as his damaged left arm held firm.
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East
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Dillon
Matty Baldwin
Tommy Carey
Matty
Carey
Harvard Men in Scrimmage at Soldiers Field
Harvard football candidates opened practice with a half hour scrimmage at Soldiers Field under Coach Haughton. Grau stein produced a 65 yard run after an errant pass. passes were erratic and the team focused on straight football and signal drills. Scrimmage continued as long as cold weather lasts with both elevens, listed as Team A and Team B, showing equal opportunity to seize first eleven spots.
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Wolgast Calls Off M Farland Boat
According to Tom Jones Wolgast manager the April 28 New York bout with Packey McFarland is off Jones cites warnings about Wolgast meeting McFarland who he says is a welterweight and unable to make weight with his man he sees no reason to risk a fight.
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Cal
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Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Packey McFarland
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Weather Permitting Boosts Prep Baseball Outlook
Weather allowing prep baseball opens with high hopes across suburban teams. Everett High, Wakefield High, and Boston College High face strong schedules, with Brickley and McKie brothers among key players. Melrose joins with veterans and star Lawrence Riley to spark a competitive season.
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Melrose High
Melrose
Lawrence Riley
Holy Cross
Fordham
Derby Wins First Match in Tennis Championship
Dr. S Derby of the Union Boat Club defeated G E Atherton of Philadelphia in three sets to one at the Tennis and Racquet Club. The match featured a floor game with Derby showing the stronger finishing work. Play will continue through the week with a Saturday challenge match between Jay Gould the current champion and the tournament winner.
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Union Boat Club
G. E. Atherton
Philadelphia
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