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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1901

Page

3

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.

Georgetown University Arthur Duffey Reese Pres Arthur F. Duffey Engand Toaman Wen London A. C W. P.ilips 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.

National Cycling Association

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.

Thomas Burns J. Bullman Amer England Burns Bullman CG. Whitney Allman Croker PP. H. Mc

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.

Aly Harvard Middlebury Rockwell Tennessee Springfield Liege Ory G. Clark Reid Frantz Coolidge Devens Stillman Clarkson J. D 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.

Harvard The Charles Weld Newell Law School University Longwood Bridge Ree Newell Club Newell Law School Newel Ig Bhoafe Judas Burnett CG. A. Hartw Merw C. Storrow 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.

Johnson Huntington Avenue National League Dineen Victor Willis Mack Boston National Emmett, Heidrick 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.

Dorchester Faney Arranames H. Drayton Kilton Street Fairmounts Oakdales Owls Quincy Points Emersons Aear A. Tarbox Fairmount Street Grocery Andrews Street City Belmont B. B. Club Malden F. Ricker Walnut Street Merrimac Juniors John Farmer Paris Street East Boston Bunker Hills J. Meaney Medford Street Charlestown Lawrence North Attleboro Timothy O’brien South Union Street W. B. Jackson Norton Street West Lynn Jack Radetsky Hanover Street Vernons John F. Fitzgerald Bridgecourt Middlesex B. B James Donovan Matthews Street Chelsea Saugus Devine Beverlys Usen Rafferty Andover Iell Inawich McCullough Nelsere Ese Lynn Allen Welch Arblehead Berret Shannon Amesburys Laugue McVernons Newton A. A Arlngton Boat Club van Journals Kort Mrantes George Perp Wadi ‘S New England Oeul Caiege Rema Aagses H. Carbary

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.

Charlie White Jack Butler George Gardiner Lowell Knickerbocker Athletic Club Don Desmond Jack Collier Gardiner Collier Tommy West Knickerbocker Club Boston Lowells Jack Fitzpatrick Bob Montgomery Business Men's Athletic Club Committee of Arrangements Young Sully J. Lynch Jack Marchant New York Paul Ziegler Harvey Parker Parker Ziegler Ernest Roeber Egler Professor Lundin Nouroulah Newton New England Johnny Eckhardt Tom Jenkins St. Louis Roeber Kid McCoy John L. Sullivan Charley Mathison Kid Carter Mathison Carter al Smith Jim Corbett 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.

Board of Control The National Cycling Association McLean Brothers Revere Beach Revere William A. Brady Manhattan Beach Austin Corbin, Jr Brady Eddie McDuffee Locomobile People Dave Shafer Hammond Ind F. Ed. Spooner Tom Eck Boston W.l Pop Elkes Ambrose Park New York Walthour

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.

Massachusetts B.i A. A Avge A. Old_ Dorchester Dudley Highland Browne, Highland Acewewerevencooe Rock B. A Thayer Touet Newtowne Linder Calumet Medford Aeneas Charlestown A. A Old _ Belfry Arlington Boat Club Calumet Club Medford Club Charlestown Club Fox Reed Old Belfry Purrington Southwell Benjamin Peabody Old Belfry Club Kinsman Cox Cole Homer NEW Century League Dorchester Centrals Dedham

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.

Boston Baron Wilkes Oakland Baron Dreamer George Wilkes Wilkes Electioneer Hben D. Jordan Thomas W. Lawson Mr. Jordan Plymouth Hackney Stud Mr. Lawson Boralma the Abbot Crescens Charley Herr Boralm Baron Belford Anttion Oxford Boy Allagion Royal Box Baroness Evening Star Gambrella Filedhome Glorious Connie Gladys Marion Lawson Mrs. Lawson Arnold Lawson Arthur Arrowman Douglas Milady Connie Nienie Twinkle Star Speareman Douglas Langon Johnnie Lonnie Bonnie Gorgeous Lassie Gladys Lawson Gorgeous Bob Doris Lawson Trotters Maplehurst Farm Penn Valley Stud Oakland Courageous Charles W. Whitcomb Woodbrine James D. Reid Kearsarge,Jr Axtell Majestic Fortuna Lattona John Shepard Senator L Astro L Howland S. Russell Nas Beauty Rose Pea & Hexter Monte Carlo Con. Keefe Handy Chestnut Hill St Farm William A. Tucker Ivanhoe E. D. Jordan Gentleman John Sheffield Thomas B. Hidden Lady Gay Jersey Cadet Chestnut_ Hill stock Frm Alarm Ira A. Kip, Jr Sir Py A John L. Wentz Lord Brilliant Lora Golden John Wallas E. D Dorothy Je Jordan Dorothy Jordan C. H. Macomber Polly Louis Whiting Spice Box Comet Gerkendale Farm Jennie Miss Dorothyordan Dilham William 8. Patten Careless Alice Edna M. Weld Iury Allan Forbes L. Agassiz Pinkum Robert Imp Wildflower Miss Loudon N. R. Williams Jack of Slarts Lamuel D. Warren Scotch Plaid Howard Willets Heatherbloom Francis Pecabody, Jr the Rhone Spencer Borden, Jr Heiress Richard Rice Barrett The Sporting Parson Miss CO. Thorndike Donatus Miss Viester Bancroft Why Not Miss Ellen Drexel Paul Runnymede A. Henry Higginson All's Well Virginia Union Coy Hunt Club Norfolk Hunt C. E Rupert John Collins John Macomber Alma Romeo Donovan Henry Gane Miss Hester Bancroft Peirce Tornado Dudley Olcott Silver King Howard Witlets Pearl Mrore Glenmore Baury Higginson Greybuck Granville B. Stone Charles Jaming Henry 8. Meyers George H. Munier Trick Williams James A. Rogers William Balch Jeuleen J. Dohertz Walter F. Higgins Walter G. Horton Fred Seavey Amasa B. Augusta Patrick W. Tolean Hiemert Riordan Anitury Ridings B. Sawyer Rogers Taryng William Patten F. “Chatberlin Arthur Willis Norman Fish W. C. Stevens Appleton Arrows James Rice Turner Willaw I. Kelly Edwin William C. Rogers Swan Conen Carraher Lewis Calder Leighton Simonson Honeywill Wits Burnaby Bowman Lowthwaite May Wileon State House Gentlemen’s Driving Club of Dorchester Chelsea B. R. Cobb Medford Arthur Johnson Malden A. F. Williams Brookline Monroe Goodspeed

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.

Henley Edward Hanlan University of Pennsylvania Hanilan Columbia Pennyslvania Yale Cornell Georgetown Wisconsin 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.

William 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.

Philadelphia Boston National Lea Ub Yale University Aseball Yale Wenay Baltimore American

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.

Fulton Psigne Joseph O’ney Meanela

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.

Charles River Speedway

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.

Harvard Herbert W. Mason Thomas Richardson Walcott Richardson Mason Dickey Boston New York City Institute Bartlett Post

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.

The Charles New England Buffalo Millstreams Millstream Championshay Boston Latin School S A Harvard University Interscholastic Rowing Association

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