Harvard Crew Varsity Seeks Revenge in Charles Race
Harvard faces Columbia in a renewal on the Charles River at Cottage Farm Bridge with Cerussi as the ace stroke and a veteran Columbia lineup. The race at 3:30 marks the first regular regatta since the dam, with weather threatening a 6 p.m. alternative and winds raising pace concerns as both crews vie for a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bacon
Rice
Cottage Farm Avenue Bridge
Union Boat Club
Chestnut Street
Columbia
Crimson
Weld Boat House
Charles
Sternschneider
Jordan
Keator
Gatch
Clapp
Ryan
Phillips
Cerussi
Rockwood
Foster Stars in Harvard Spring Handicap Meet
The Harvard spring handicap track events featured standout efforts by R G C Foster who won the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds and captured the 220-yard dash with 22 seconds preliminaries and 22.35 final. Herbert Jaques won the mile in 4 minutes 28.2 seconds and also ran the two mile. Co Little led field events by taking the shot put 45 feet 17.8 inches and placed high in the high jump and broad jump. J P Long led in points with wins in the broad jump and high hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
R. G C. Foster
Foster
Herbert Jaques
Volkmann
Jaques
Co. Co. Little
Little
J. P. Long
Packey Mac Farland Nelson Sign for 45 Round Coast Bout
Packey Mac Farland and Battling Nelson signed for a 45 round coast bout to be held July 5 at Colma Arena with 2:30 pm start. Gate split 75 25 in favor of the winner, Malachi Hogan referee, weight 138 pounds, soft bandages allowed. Nelson to hold all picture receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Packey MacFarland
Battling Nelson
Pacific Coast
Malachi Hogan
Colma Arena
Jimmy Coffroth
Nelson
School Crews Have a Fine Workout
Weather suited crews as Volkmann Cambridge Latin Brookline Noble & Greenough and Stone ran first and second boats with long morning sessions. Cambridge Latin Brookline and Noble practiced in afternoon, signaling an evenly matched Charles regatta this year. Noble & Greenough praised as fastest four. Storer Goodale Weston Dudley standout. Tom Smith of Waltham High injured after being spiked. may miss days. Tonight’s schedule includes Dean Academy English High, Andover vs Yale freshman, Mechanic Arts vs Somerville, Waltham vs Normal Art, Boston Latin vs Salem, Malden vs Boston College High, Rindge vs Pomfret, Rock Ridge Hall vs Medford High, Dorchester High vs Cambridge Latin, and Wellesley High left-handed infield notes. Coach John Kennedy praised Ben Wallis at stroke for Yale. Salem High reportedly lands George Kennedy as fall football coach. Eddie Cosgrove improving at Malden High. McCourt of Newton High struck out 15 Stone School batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ingeram
Annapolis
Harvard Bridge
Harvard
Yale
New London
Boston
Robert Bacon, Jr
John Richardson
John Kennedy
New Haven
Captain Howe
Volkmann
Cambridge Latin
Brookline
Noble & Greenough
Stone School
Stone
Noble
The
Charles
Storer
Goodale
Weston
Dudley
Mechanic Arts
Somerville
Waltham High
Boston Latin
Salem High
Malden High
Boston College High
Rindge
Rock Ridge Hall
Medford High
Dorchester High
Cambridge Latinoe
Volk Mann Wins From Wellesley At Volkmann Field
Volk Mann defeated Wellesley High yesterday afternoon at Volkmann Field Allston by 7 to 1 taking advantage of miscues and timely hits to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volkmann School
Wellesley High
Volkmann
Allston
Roxbury Latin 5 Winchester High 1 scoreline
Roxbury Latin defeated Winchester High 5 to 1 on the home field. Roxbury capitalized on Winchester errors as Chase Wendell Packard Lyons Fox and Hurd produced the bulk of the scoring amid a game marked by costly miscues by Winchester. Attendance was about 700 with Hill Foley and others on the mound and Foley facing 14 batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Roxbury
Hurd
Abe
Jones
Thompson
Smith
Tuck
Packard
R.f
Foley
Hill
Mat'ns
Liss
Lyons
Small
Fox
Colling
Winchester High
Chase
Wendell
Welch
Waltham High Edge Mass Normal Art 7 4 in Deep Battle
Waltham High defeated the Massachusetts Normal Art nine yesterday by 7 to 4. Stankard Leary Carleton Smith and Jacobs led the hitting with multiple contributions while Tuttle Cobb and Larkin showed on the mound.Attendance was about 200 as Maloney worked the plate umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Normal Art
Waltham High
Walton High
Mass
Normal
Bh.po.a.e
BILPO
Leary
Hibbard
Carleton
Tuattle
Riverett
Cousine
Doves
Philbrick
Henley
Flazestine
Common
Peard
Tuttle
Wilson
Stankard
Smith
Jacobs
Buttimer
Healy
Larkin
Cobb
Barry
Sateltine
Empire
Maloney
Runners Prepare for Boston Marathon with Notable Entrants
Local runners put in solid workouts ahead of Patriots' Day race as competitors from Yonkers, New York, and other cities enter. Thomas Morrissey, winner last year, appears strong while Jimmy Lee, now in New York, seeks to improve on sixth place. New entrants include Gus Voss of Mercury A C New York F L Brennion from Holy Trinity A A Pulos from Athens living in Endicott Street and others from Boston New York and Providence clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Thomas P. Morrissey
Yonkers
N. Y
Jimmy Lee
Boston
New York
Morrissey
Lee
Fowler
Gus Voss
Mercury A. C
F. L. Brennion
Holy Trinity A. A
Peter Pulos
Athens
Endicott Street
Charles Cardis
al Raines
Louis M. Fine
James M. Wallace
The
Providence Athletic Club
Red Sox Open Season Against Haverhill New England League
The newly organized Boston Red Sox with largely minor league talent will travel to Haverhill to open their season against the Haverhill New England league team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Haverhill
New England
TJ will make no predictions about Harvard Columbia race
Arthur Duffey's column notes Jim Rice Columbia coach expects Morningside rivals to perform well in the Charles race. Rice, tied to Yale Pennsylvnia and Harvard experts, could amaze again as Columbia seeks a turnaround after upheaval since Butler's football overhaul. Titus lauds rowing as clean amateur sport and Princeton's role. Duffey invites readers to send questions through the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Harvard
Mr. Rice
Mr. Wray
Jim Rice
Morningside
Rice
Bob Kennedy
Yale
Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Jim Wray
Charles
Poughkeepsie
Butler
Constance Titus
Duffey
Amateur Athletes and Records in Early Track News
The letter says to mail 2 cents to J Frank Facey for full amateur guidance in the New England track scene. It confirms Siret as a professional and lists half mile and mile records: 1:58 2-5 by Charles Kilpatrick and 4:15 8-5 American mile record by Tom Connell with pro record 4:12 38-4 N G George. It includes a dietary tip for the B A A Marathon and notes Lajoie’s salary is a private matter with the Cleveland club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. BE
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
St. Yves and
Mahoney
Siret
Charles Kilpatrick
Tom Connelf
N. G. George
Duffey
Lajoie
Cleveland
Cleveland Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvard Rules
Ricci
Columbia Shell
Keaton
Steinschneider
Saunders
Miler
Scollay Square
California
Muscatel Malaga Madeira
i—Express
Tiel Co
Hanover Street
MEET
Packey and
McFarland
Alec MacLean
Northboro
Langford
England
Sandy Ferguson
Samuel
Sandy
Walcott
Johnson
Ketchel
Kubiak
Salem
Apollo A
Tommy O'Toole
Armory Athletic Association
al Delmont
Delmont
Joe Bowker
Max Baker
George Alger
Shevlin and
Delaney
Walter Altieri
Navy
Andrew Morris
East Boston
Edward J. O’brien
Tom Smith
Waltham
Dean Academy
English High
Andover
Academy
Ben Wallis
Eli
Newton High
George Kennedy
Eddie Cosgrove
McCourt
Wellesley
Welleslet H
PO. A.E. -Po.a.e, Hyde, Sb
Rankin
la Croix
Seagraves
O Estabrook
Ryan Lf
Mitchell SS
Winton
Conway c i
Cungham
Cid
Brown Lt
Webster
Hatfield c
Kimball Ln
Doten
Rt. d
Shephard
Ford Pee Er
Sullivan
Townsend
McConnan
Eyees
Estabrook
Mitchell
Conway
Brown
Rankin Estabrook
Croix
Mc Connan
Cambridge English
Rindge Field
Cambridge
Roxbury High School
Cambridge English High
Roxbury High
Cambridge E
Hareeet
Cennon
GiSmith
E Rice
Keefe
Dickman
Bend
Ss Sinan
Woodman
E.f
Ost
Zgen
O/T. Daneby
Kresser
W.daneby
McPh'son
Lawrence
Greene
Bond
Ostergren
Cannon Keefe
McPherson
Randall
Sacrifice Thompson
Pemberton
Amt
San
Wellington A. Hardy
Hinckley Bidg
Water St
EL Toro
RED Sox
Arthur Duffeys
Keington
Rock Island Lines
St. Louis
Kansas City
el Paso
New Mexico
Colorado
Salt Lake
Rock Island
C. B. Sloat
Washington St
Masa
Dgv
Gad UD Gas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!