Bowling Winners and Boxing News From Cambridge Events
Massachusetts Interclub leaders held events at Newtowne Club Cambridge. Bartlett and Dutton won billiards 30 to 14. Whist saw 999th Artillery top scores, plus and Philedian and Oxford shut out. Olives and Berrys trumped ten-pin bowling by 41 pins. Boxing notes mention draws and upcoming bouts in Chicago and San Francisco with fighters Stelzner Gerrard Hogan and Mullin.
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Massachusetts
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Messrs
Bartlett
Dutton
Parke
Cushman
Mr. Whiting
Newtowne
Clayton
The
Gelden
Paul
Philedian
Phelan
Oxford
Artillery
Central
Olives
Dobbs and Hill Fight Ends in Draw at 140 Pounds
At the Fifth Avenue Athletic Club weekly bouts in New York, Philadelphia’s Bobby Dobbs and Billy Hill drew after ten fast rounds at 140 pounds. Hill scored with a left rib shot in the fifth and a heavy punch on Dobbs’s jaw in the tenth, but Dobbs recovered and the decision remained a draw. McCue and Sweeney weighed 125 pounds for a planned twenty-round bout.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Athletic Club
Marty McCue
Eddie Sweeney
Brooklyn
Joe Handler
Sweeney
McCue
Boxing Gossip and Match Challenges Across The Circuit
Boxing gossip notes multiple bouts and challenges including Mike Sears challenging the Glynn Rice winner at Palace A. C. of New York, Rice regarded as a top 115-pound puncher. Billy Smith seeks George Green for welterweight title with two months’ notice. Australian featherweight Tom Denny plans a return to America after reporting boxing is dead in the Transvaal. Peter Maher vs Steve O’Donnell six rounds in Philadelphia. Canadian middleweight claim Jack Crawford vs Joe Dunfee twenty rounds at Empire A. C. Buffalo April 26. Jim Dwyer seeks another shot at O’Donnell. Local writers complain about credit and reprint clerks. Billy Hennessy and John Boner sign to fight at Olympian A. C. Athens Vt. April 20 for fifteen rounds.
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Mike Sears
Johnny Glynn
Austin Rice
Palace A. Co
New York
Rice
Billy Smith
George Green
Billy
Green
Tom Denny
South Africa
Transvaal
America
Denny
Sally Smith
Coney Island
Peter Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Philadelphia
Peter
Steve
Jack Crawford
Canada
Joe Dunfe
Nick
Tommy Ryan
Ed Dunkhorst
Jim Hall
Dan Snyder
the Post
Charley Bennett
Barry McGriel
Snyder
Bennett
Billy Hennessy
John Boner
Olympian A. C
Athens
Venn
Boston Boxing Teacher Advertises Special Rates
Prof Shaw of Hotel Pelham promotes boxing lessons in Boston at 74 Boylston Street. Call or write for special rates. Positively no slugging.
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Shaw
Subway Bridge Hearing Delves Into Explosion Investigation
Gas commission hearing at the State House continued with engineer Bailey detailing inspections of the subway bridge near the explosion. He noted minor deflection, no bridge timber over gas pipe, and argued weekly checks are needed. James W. Martin, a Maine graduate and Transit Commission inspector, testified before the adjournment.
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State House
Bailey
Poe
Mr. Morse
Bruntieres Final Moliere Lecture At Harvard Radcliffe
M Bruntieres last of three Harvard Radcliffe lectures on Moliere in Sanders Theatre Cambridge drew a larger audience than the prior talk He noted three lectures could not cover all aspects and then discussed Moliere's literary and social influence in France
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Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
M. Bruntiere
Moliere
Harvard
Radcliffe
Louis XIV
France
Fifty Years Since First Missionary Departure to China
The Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church marked the fiftieth anniversary of Boston's first Methodist missionaries to China. Exb Bishop R S Foster presided as Rev Leonard and D S L Baldwin spoke. Missionary M C White, returning after five decades, received warmly and recounted early Orient hardships.
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China
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Foster
Leonard
D. S. L. Baldwin
M. C. White
Boston
Orient
Seamen and Workers Suffer Accidents Along Wharf and Factory
John Kelly 77 Prince Street, seaman on the Boylston bark, fell into the forward hold beside Snow's wharf and broke a rib. Joseph B. Daly of 2 Ramsey Street Dorchester, a salesman for American Oak Leather, injured his foot in a freight elevator. Sadie Foley of 601 Harrison Avenue, a canmaker for New England Can Company, lost part of her index finger operating a machine. All injured were treated at the Emergency Hospital.
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John Kelly
Prince Street
Boylston
Snow's Wharf
Joseph B. Daly
Ramsey Street
Dorchester
American Oak Leather Company
Purchase Street
Sadie Foley
Harrison Avenue
New England Can Company
Tampa plans Queen Victoria birthday celebration with naval help
Governor of Florida informs the Secretary of the Navy that Tampa residents prepare an extensive Queen Victoria birthday celebration on the two of next month. The British government will send a warship to Tampa and a United States man of war may assist. Secretary Long will decide based on service needs. Montgomery likely to visit Tampa for the ceremonies.
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Washington
Florida
Secretary of the Navy
Tampa
Navy Department
United States
Long
Montgomery
Voorhees Funeral Set at St Stephen's Church
Terre Haute Ind April 15 The funeral of the late Senator Daniel W Voorhees will be held this afternoon from St Stephen's Episcopal Church with the Rev John E Selger officiating.
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Terre Haush
Ind
Daniel W. Voorhees
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
John E. Selger
How Points of Hunters and Jumpers Are Determined at Boston Show
Rules explain judging criteria for hunter and jumping classes at the Boston horse show opening April 19. Details cover weight limits, gate refusals, fence trials, and disqualifications, plus judge conduct and veterinary procedures guiding prize decisions.
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Boston
National Hunt Association
Ouf Geneseo
Riley Grannan’s Response to Jockey Club Victory
Riley Grannan, speaking from San Francisco, says the Jockey Club’s action against him in fraud allegations led to his ruling off the turf. He notes he broke an obsolete rule banning payments to jockeys and defends his motives, vowing to prove the Club erred at any upcoming hearing with Belmont praised for turf contributions.
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New York
Jockey Club
San Francisco
Riley Grannan
East
Belmont
Gaelic Football Opener Between Garryowens and Wolf Tones Set
Somerville Y M C A grounds near Union square Somerville host the Gaelic football opener Monday at 2 pm. Garryowens of Cambridge face Dorchester Wolf Tones in a 50 dollar side match with potential raise to 100. Referee named John W Flynn of Cambridge.
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Somerville Y. M. C. A
Union Square
Somerville
Garryowens
Cambridge
Wolf Tones
Dorchester
Garry Owens
William Garvey
Tim Sullivan
John Carey
Martin Burke
James Shea
Tim Collins
Mike Richardson
Tim McNamara
Dana Scully
Pat Flaherty
Tim Hurley
J. C. Mara
Mike Desmond
Mike Scannell
Gen Linehan
Jerry Kelly
Dennis Shea
D.A. Shea
James Fitzgerald
D. Shine
Timothy Nagle
P. Bresnahan
John Ae
Daniel Cotter
Daniel Riley
Michael Drummy
Patrick McKenna
William Pickett
Patrick Fitzgerald
Patrick Caldon
John Harold
Patrick Dillon
Con Collins
Michael Arland
John W. Flynn
Harvard Senior Class Moves Class Day and Dance Dates
The Harvard senior class voted to move class day to Thursday June 24 and asked the corporation to allow a dance on Wednesday the 23rd. If refused the dance is canceled. The Harvard Yale baseball game schedule will shift to Wednesday.
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Harvard
Poughkeepsie
Princeton Mott Haven Team Selections Draw Roster
Princeton New Jersey April 15 candidates for the Princeton Mott Haven team were taken to the training table today. The roster includes Potter Wheeler Cregan Jarvis Jones and Garrett as members of the team.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Mott Haven
For
Potter
Wheeler
Cregan
Jarvis
Jones
Garrett
Razor advertisement from J Bestgen and Co in Washington Street
A compact 19th century ad touts Wade & Butcher razors J Crooks F Reynolds warranted genuine bones best grade 6-ineb idec 2 blade knives and a 20 cent razor with straps 13 cent sharpening and setting service open till 9 pm at 990 Washington street next to Columbia Theatre DC John Bestgen & Co.
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Wade & Butcher
J. Crooks
F. Reynolds
John Bestgen. & CO
Washington St
Columbia Theatre
Yankee Clothing Co Offers Wide Assortment at Low Prices
Grand in store offer aims to draw large crowds with added salesmen. Price list includes Men's Fine Union Pants 2.75, English Worsted Trousers 6.00, Boys Cassimere Suits 6.00 to 8.00, Boys All-Wool Knee Pants, Spring Hats 3.00 to 4.00, Calf Shoes 8.00 at 1.15, Tic Neckties 23c, Tic Suspenders 10c. Mail orders accepted with payment. Bring this ad to ensure advertised items. 91 Summer St. Yankee Clothing Co. Open every evening.
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Prs
Uae
Yankee Clothing CO
Summer St
Boston Post Amateur Baseball League Formed
A meeting of Boston area 17 year old amateur teams formed plans for the Boston Post Amateur Baseball League. Captains John Pugh George Manning Fred Waite Bob Rooker attended from Young Americas Vernons Lafayettes and Resolutes Reserves. Franklin and Jubilee clubs may join. schedule to be drawn next Tuesday with games likely starting June 5 and ending Labor Day.
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Boston
John Pugh
Young Americas
George Manning
Vernons
Dorchester
Fred Waite
Lafayettes
Cambridgeport
Bob Rooker
Resolutes
West End
Franklins
Charlestown
Jubilee Club
Boston Post Amateur Baseball League
Baltimore Defeats Syracuse In Lopsided Baseball Bout
Baltimore won 15 to 2 over Syracuse as Coogan pitched for Baltimore and Syracuse hitters struggled. Batteries were Coogan Clarke for Baltimore and Kenucky Ryan for Syracuse. Umpires were Robinson and Pond.
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Baltimore
Syracuse
Kellucky
Coogan
Clarke
Kenucky
Ryan
Robinson and Pond
Virginia loses to Lehigh 8 to 38 in afternoon game
In Charlotteville on April 15 Virginia was defeated by Lehigh 38 to 8. Lehigh benefited from strong plays by Batteries White Carman Collier Mellor and McNair while Virginia struggled to score throughout the contest.
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Charlotteville
Virginia
Lehigh
White
Carman
Collier
Mellor and McNair
Richmond Shutout Sees Maul and King End Washington Rally
Richmond won a shutout as veteran pitchers Al Maul and Silver King limited Washington. The game featured Maul and King dominating, with supporting plays by Ashe Swaim Farrell Suimmel and SchaDel and other teammates.
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Washington
Richmond
al Maul
Silver King
Maul
King
Ashe
Swaim
Eecuhe
Farrell
Suimmel
Scha- del
Yale Triumphs Over Georgetown In Last Inning Win
Yale edged Georgetown as Feary Deforest Walsh and Maloney limited the Hoyas to seven runs. The final score shows Yale eight Georgetown seven with late-inning rally securing the victory.
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Washington
Yale
Georgetown
Yaie Oi Cicanes
Feary
Deforest
Walsh
Maloney
Tie Game Ends in Darkness In Indianapolis Baseball
In Indianapolis Ohio six and Cleveland six tied after nine innings as darkness halted play. In Atlanta Georgia University of Georgia defeated University of Pennsylvania four to three. In Norfolk Virginia Norfolk nine Brooklyn six concluded play on April fifteenth.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Atlanta
University of Georgia
University of Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Brooklyn
Multiple college and city matchups listed for day schedule
Forenoon Bostons at Winsted Conn and Princeton at Baltimore with afternoon games including Bostons at Torrington Cleveland at Fort Wayne Brooklyn at Lancaster Yale against Hampton in Hamp ton and Cincinnati at Columbus plus Somerville High versus Arlington High at Somerville and 1900 versus Adams Academy at Quincy.
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Bostons
Winsted
Reds Sign Miller To Right Field For Season
Cincinnati reports Charles Miller, two year Reds right fielder, was signed tonight for the coming season.
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Cincinnati
Charles Miller
Reds
Local High School and Boston area Baseball News
Pawtucket weak. Reader-Holy Cross has not met Yale. The Bostons avoid a southern trip again. Nichols or Klobedanz may start the South End opener. Steve Mahoney leaves for Taunton to sign as catcher for the season. Dick Larouche, top minor leaguer, dis engaged at Amesbury. Arlington High strong on field and ice. Manning of Brookline High a heavy hitter. Tommy Tucker shines in practice. Wesleyan three singles in four. Harvard stars Highlands Mason join Everett roster.
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Pawtucket
Reader
Holy Cross
Yale
Bostons
Nichols
Klobedanz
South End
Steve Mahoney
Taunton
Steve
Chelsea
Dick Larouche
New England
Amesbury
Maice
Arlington High
Manning
Brookline High
Tommy Tucker
Wesleyan
Andy Highlands
Harvard Fame
Everett
Big Jack" Ighlands
Mason
Dingley Bill Spark at B Y M C A Congress Meetings
The B Y M C A Congress holds lively Tuesday meetings as members rally behind a resolution condemning the Dingley bill now on the calendar. Outlook favors passage of the resolution despite general attendance lag in debating societies.
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B. YY. M. C. A. Congress
Three Derby Favorite Algol Wins at Montgomery Park
Large crowd attends Montgomery Park as Derby favorite Algol wins the Country Club stakes by two lengths over Gath. Three of six favorites win with other results listed for four furlong and one mile races, plus a steeplechase.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Algol
Gath
Clayton
Benares
Tom Lilly
Garger
Massacre
C. Combs
Lilly
Leicester
Rebel Jack
Fred Breens
Queen Safle
Martin
Aim
Burns
Nylie
Coley
Mrs. Bradshaw
John Corbin
Sir Fred
Tom Murphy
Wolsey
Kruna
Empress Josephine
Webster
Tamora
Songer
Christabel
Beckley
S. Crocket
Eliza
Blaze
Three Friends
Onette
Cuba Free
Celia B
Dissembler
Garner
Truxillo
T. Burns
Sligo
Honor
Dominion
Bridgeton
Lady Doleful
Seelbach
Basquil
Charlie Reiff
Bob Clampett
Gomez
Linnett
Bookies Win at Newport in Muddy Track
Rewarder was the only favorite to win at Newport as Ven geance fell short in a muddy day. Races featured slow times with Skylark, Assasin, Renarder and Chicot among the winners in six and one half furlongs to one mile events.
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Cincinnati
Julia Marks
Harvey Curry
Elizbert
Old Nassau
Biscagne
Assassin
Kelly
Loyalty
Milburn
Rockwell
Randall
King Morgan
Hilda
St. Pat
Belle of
Fordham
Renaud
John Sullivan
Renarder
J. Hill
Vengeance
Beauchamp
Banquo N
H. Williams
Pereira
Kenston
Maryland
Clara van
Tuberville
Virgie Cook
S. Masite
Lauretta B
Caddie C
Virginia W
Win Fan
Gorelante
Chicot
Dave Pulsifer
Liberati
Whicks
Volmar
Chochise
Paul Pry
Chicago Racing Opens With Close Finishes at Forsyth
A 3500 crowd attended Forsyth in Chicago for a high class program. In the opener Anna Mayes won in 1:17 over Canfield and Senator Morrill. The Deuce and Gotham followed in the second and third races, with Bridget, The Deuce, and Gotham placing in the later events. Harry Shannon led the day’s close finishes, with Evanatus and Doctor G. among notable runners.
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Chicago
Forsyth
Harry Shannon
Anna Mayes
Dorsey
Canfield
A. Barrett
Senator Morrill
Caywood
Algareta
Grim
Miss Hoy
Yes
W. Dean
Aste
Clay
Evanatus
Doctor G
Irving
Hollister Becomes Substitute on Harvard Varsity Crew
Yesterday 97 year old Stanley Hollister was moved from the Harvard varsity crew to substitute status after a trial with the senior crew at seven in the afternoon. Scattergood was removed from the boat. J H Moulton took Hollister’s place and adjusted equipment for his row at No. 3 during practice.
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Stanley Hollister
Harvard
Scattergood
Hollister
Varsity
J. H. Moulton
Varsity Boat House
No. 3
Harvard Varsity Track Meet Postponed to Today at 4
Rain delayed Harvard varsity track events from yesterday to this afternoon at four o clock. Officials listed include referee G B Morrison judges at finish Fred W Lord and B A mn Chamberlain field judges A W Grosvenor M I T A l S Hale B R A A timer F G Lathrop I M Wood starter John Bowler scorers L T Baker Thayer Marshals I P Nourse H W Howe clerk of course W F Garcelon assistants A G Mason Adams M Savage inspectors J B Hayward E Boody Jenney A L Mason
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Harvard
Whic
G. B. Morrison
B. Oe
Fred W. Lord
B. A. Mn Chamberlain
N. W. Bingham
H. x
A. W. Grosvenor
A. l. S. Hale
I’. A. Nourse
H.W. Howe
W. F. Garcelon
A. G. Mason
A. Adams
M. Savage
H. A
J. B. Hayward
E. Boody
A. Pag Ce
Jenney
H. A. Alj
A. L. Mason
Marathon Race Entries Include New York Star Clubs
Appended entries for a twenty five mile B A A Marathon race set for Monday start at noon from Metcalf's mill Ashland finish on Irvington Oval. Notable entrants include Pastime and St George A C from New York with many from Lowell Boston Cambridgeport and Dorchester. All runners must register per A A U rules and applications will be accepted at Plummer Worcester.
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Metcalf’s Mill
Ashland
Irvington Oval
New York
W. A. Mitchell
Lowell
Mass
J. J. Kiernan
St. Bartholomew's A. C
N. York
B. Brignoli
Cambridgeport
A. A
Hamilton Gray
St. George
Ryan
South Boston
J. Mason
Star
Hotel Beat Suspect Arrested Overboard Charge
John Thompson a Lowell native and fashionably dressed man was arrested by Inspectors McGarr and Kelly on a hotel beat charge. Complainant G Barron of the Quincy House alleges Thompson obtained board and entertainment totaling 29 50. After presenting the bill on April 14 Thompson left town. His Municipal Court appearance is scheduled for this morning.
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John Thompson
Lowell
McGarr
Kelly
G. Barron
Quincy House
Thompson
Professors Guilty Of Riding Bicycles On Amherst Sidewalks
April 15 Amherst report shows Professors Wellington and Lindsey of Massachusetts Agricultural College found guilty by Judge Strickland in Northampton Court for bicycle riding on sidewalks. They were fined dollars each. Professor Seelye of Amherst Collegealso arrested and to be tried in Beech District Court. Fourth sidewalk riding arrest of the week.
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Amherst
Wellington and
Lindsey
Massachusetts. Agricultural College
Northampton
Strickland
Seelye
Amherst College
Be Eehtes
National circuit bike meet dates listed for un sanctioned events
Baltimore April 16. Dates for national circuit bicycle meets are listed but not yet sanctioned. Promoters must confirm dates with Albert Mott, racing board chairman. Upcoming dates include Bridgeport August 18, Boston August 23, and several September events in Meriden Springfield and Riverside with Crescent Park Cycle Track Association and Massachusetts Athletic Association.
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Baltimore
Albert Mott
Bridgeport
Saugus track races set at Franklin Park event
Bicycling notes announce sanction for track races at Saugus on Monday afternoon with events at Franklin Park. Includes two mile pro handicap for silverware and insurance prizes, one mile pro open, and amateur races with entry fees. Entries close tonight with J F Sterling. May 22 Telegram road race at Worcester open to six rider teams.
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Franklin Park
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East Boston
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Worcester County
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Waltham
Mott
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Lynn
E. M. Lawrence
Lynn’ Spalding
Columbia A. A
Hanover Street
Horace Partridge & Co
Royal Worcester
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H. B. C. Fox
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Providence Opera House
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Young’s
Dayton
Tremont Street
Fred St. Onge
Messrs. Quinsler & Co
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March Davis
Riverdale
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United States
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Albert G. Frothingham
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National Racing Board
Alonzo D. Peck
Massachusetts Division
Club
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D. BE. Miller
Sterling Elliott
Interscholastic Notes Drill and Dance Updates
Dedham High will not field a baseball team this season. Charlestown High holds Patriots Day drill and dance at Monument Hall. Lynn High School hosts its fifth annual prize drill Friday night April 23. J H S presents a large concert Thursday evening April 20. Dorchester High drills and dances Saturday afternoon at Associates Hall Milton. Captain Kane of E H S plans practice on April 20 at Charlesbank gym.
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Charlestown High
Monument Hall
Lynn High School
Dorchester High School
Associates’ Hall
Milton
Kane
Charlesbank
CAMP AND STORROW CHOSEN FOR YALE HARVARD MEET
An athletic advisory committee from Yale and Harvard selects Walter Yamp and James J. Storrow Jr to settle all disputes over arms for athletic contests for the next four years. Storrow, former Harvard crew captain, has been serving as coach.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Aroard
Walter Yamp
James J. Storrow, Jr
Harvard
Yale Student Breaks Yale Strength Record
Clarence Sidney Verrill son of Yale Professor Verrill breaks Yale strength record previously held by Charles Chadwick who surpassed Harvard champion Lovering with 1623 kilos Chadwick’s final 1638 kilos Verrill lifts 1676 kilos in tests supervised by Dr Ja Seaver Yale gymnasium director Verrill a 145 pound scientific school freshman
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New Haven
Clarence_Sidney Verrill
Verrill
Yale
Charles Chadwick
Chadwick
Lovering
Harvard
Ja . Seaver
Mr Lehmann Honored At Boston Athletic Dinner
At a club house dinner last evening the Oxford and Harvard coach R H Lehmann was honored by members of the B A A A speakers included Francis Peabody Jr President Shaw and Secretary Beals of the HK A A H D Bennet and Arthur Burnham of the boating committee praised his work in this country Lehmann gave a brief address after the presentation
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Oxford
Harvard
Mr. Lehmann
Francis Peabody, Jr
Shaw
Beals
HK. A. A
H. D. Bennet
Arthur Burnham
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