American Athletes Plan English Cup Showdown
Georgetown student movement funds a full American team to challenge for the Challenge Cup in England. Arthur Duffey of Georgetown holds the cup, with star athletes like Kraenzlein and Cregan missing, while Duffey Tewksbury Long Grant Baxter and others would headline a national squad aimed at London dinner and exhibition events this July.
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Arthur Duffey
Reese
Pres
Arthur F. Duffey
Engand
Toaman
Wen
London
A. C
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J. M. Cowle
C. A. Bradley
Kraenzlein
U. of P
John Cregan
Princeton Univer
Sity
Duffey
Tewksbury
Penn
Long
Columbia
Alex Grant
America
Cregan
Irving Baxter
England
Chadwick
Yale
Flanagan
Meyer Prinston
Syracuse
Record $300000 Purses for Next Cycling Season Announced
Officials unveil a $300000 prize pool for next season's bicycle racing. About 23 tracks will host weekly meets, totalling roughly 184000 in season earnings. Major holiday meets add 60000, while 320 race dates and minor events push overall purses higher for pace, sprint, and amateur riders.
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Jockey Salaries Peak as Burns and Bullman Attract Big Fees
The exodus of top riders to England boosts earnings for American jockeys. Thomas Burns and J Bullman receive high retainers from CG Whitney and Rich Croker, with Burns paid 900 and Bullman 10000 plus potential season earnings around 25000 each. In addition they earn 50 per win and 10 per loss, while others like W Whitney and Richard Croker hold secondary claims.
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Freshman Rockwell Promised Inline for Harvard Middlebury Baseball
Rockwell from Tennessee becomes the lone freshman to crack Harvard Middlebury baseball roster this afternoon. He showed strong fielding and heavy hitting to progress from freshman to varsity. The lineup features Frantz at second, G Clark at first, Stillman in center, Reid catching, and Clarkson pitching, with several others vying for infield spots.
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Tennessee
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Coolidge
Devens
Stillman
Clarkson
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Putnam
Harvard Crew Races On Charles Today
Harvard's class crew races unfold on the Charles this afternoon with events for Weld Newell and Law School crews in 1001 182 and 1908 classes. Winners meet next Thursday for university championship. course runs from Longwood Bridge downstream one and seven eighth miles to the oars boat house. Predictions favor Newell club 1908 Weld crews to win with Weld and Newell Law School rivalry close behind.
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Merw
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N. KB. Ladd
Selee Reports Boston Club Progress and Plans
Boston National League club manager Selee reports quiet Easter duties, strong pitching, and improved infield. notes Willis arrival, DeMontreville assignment, and outfield depth. He discusses Yale connections, potential signings, and schedules with local clubs and youth teams.
Grounds Nearing Completion at Huntington for Ball Park Upgrade
Contractor Johnson advances Huntington avenue grounds for baseball use. Grading near finished with leveling pending, rolling to start after weather. Stands and bleachers nearly complete, new pavilion frames visible, fence to be moved closer to sidewalk expanding field area.
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Victor Willis
Mack
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Robert Wallace
William Dineen
Victor G. Willis
Iaither Taylor
Christian Mathewson
Edward Murphy
A. D. Davis
James Williams
Amateurs Organize Strong Local Baseball Teams for Season
The Saugus Baseball Nation reorganized and will field a first class amateur squad with Devine from Beverly as captain and Rafferty from Andover in center. Lynn provides the shortstop and Welch from Marblehead catches. Allen pitches with Berret at third and Shannon at second. They open May 4 at the McVernons and seek games with top amateurs and semi pro clubs in the state.
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Boxers eye Gardiner Collier clash in Lowell drama
In Boston boxing chatter a mix up misidentified a Gardiner Collier bout for Lowell at the Knickerbocker club. Charlie White confirms Collier is slated to meet Gardiner with April plans shifted. other bouts include Fitzpatrick vs Montgomery and Ziegler vs Parker talks.
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Jack Butler
George Gardiner
Lowell
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
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Jack Collier
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Knickerbocker Club
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Bob Montgomery
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New York
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Newton
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St. Louis
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al Smith
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Tom O'Rourke
Charley
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
McLean brothers secure Revere Beach track franchise
National Cycling Association grants the Mc Lean brothers a franchise for Revere Beach track with date flexibility within the town. May 1 toy training start. $2000 purse offered for a paced race on May 30. Walthour, Elkes, Michael and others prep in Florida and Boston.
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Brady
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Hammond
Ind
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Boston
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Elkes
Ambrose Park
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Unicorns Lead in Massachusetts Candle Pin Standings
In the Massachusetts Amateur League Unicorns hold a clear lead with six wins while Towne and Battery contend for second with six victories. Old Dorchester and Dudley share five wins. Highland has four. Mystic Valley and New Century leagues show tight races with multiple clubs near the top, led by Old Belfry and Dorchester Central respectively.
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Lawson and Jordan Lead Boston Horse Show Rivalry
Entries for the Boston Horse Show promise one of the finest exhibitions with strong classes in road driving and breeding. Notable entries include Baron Wilkes Oakland Baron Dreamer and many Lawson and Jordan horses, with a large parade planned and driving clubs ready to participate.
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American College Crews Face Henley Odds Says Hanlan
Edward Hanlan, coaching Columbia, argues American college crews from Penn, Yale, Columbia, Cornell, Georgetown, Wisconsin and Harvard are disadvantaged at Henley by youth, ocean voyage impact, and age gap with English crews who average about 30. He says luck would have to favor the Americans for victory.
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Edward Hanlan
University of Pennsylvania
Hanilan
Columbia
Pennyslvania
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Georgetown
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Harvard
May launch window for Constitution discussed at Bristol
William Butler Duncan Captain Nat Herreshoff and Captain Uriah Rhoades plan a Bristol meeting to decide the Constitution launch. Experts suggest Saturday April 20 or Saturday May 4 with high tide near 1 pm and depth over ten feet on April 20.
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Butler Duncan
Nat Herreshoff
Uriah Rhoades
Bristol
Mack Seeks Yale Game After Wiring Cancellation
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia club, telegraphed Yale that the Boston National League had canceled its engagement to play Yale after Yale had played a game with Baltimore. Mack offered to arrange a game for reel day or Friday, addressing Yale baseball club in Charlotteville, Va.
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Fulton heelmen hold April meeting and talk
The Fulton heelmen plan their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening April 9. After the program Mr. Joseph O Ney will give a simple talk and a club gun club talk is scheduled in the morning along Meanela road races in the afternoon.
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Horse Parade on May 18 at Charles River Speedway
Arrangements for a parade of road horses on May 18 at the Charles River speedway are progressing. The favorable reception suggests strong support from horse owners for the event.
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Harvard Men Downplay Initiation Injuries
Harvard students minimize injuries to Herbert W. Mason and Thomas Richardson from initiation ordeals for the Institute. Acting President Walcott says no complaint exists and no action will be taken, urging the men to own responsibility and dignity.
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Bad Day for Oarsmen in Boston Rowing Outlook
Weather hampers practice as local clubs pause on the Charles River. Millstreams eye June and New England regattas with hopes of rebuilding a strong eight. Interscholastic crews struggle yet show progress, Boston Latin School seeking one seat amid many applicants.
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