Canada Looks 10 Race To Rome Imitations Noted
James Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union will select the team to go abroad for the world championship based on today’s race. Cambridge, New York, Ontario, and New York entrants vie for top honors with several familiar names from Boston, Toronto, Montreal, and rival clubs aiming to repatriate the lead after past victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
United States
Cambridge
Ontario
Charles
Hamilton
Toronto
A. A
Robert Fowler
Caffrey
Fowler
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
L. J. Brignoli
J. C. Lorden
J. W. O’mara
Samuel C. Pavitt
Somerville Y. M. Cc
James O'Mara
M. J. Mooney
John J. Goff
Alex Stephens, Jr
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Edward Donlan
Dorchester A. A
Ernest S. Parks
Dorchester
J. J. Driscoll
St. Alphonsus
Roxbury
Mass
Albert Hart
T. P. Morrissey
Mercury A. C
Yonkers
N. Y
John Welsh
Albert Hayden
Yon Kere
Harold V. Abbott
Durham
N. H
M. Potney
Oakdale
Mattapan
Fred J. Stephenson
Cambridge Y
Robert A. Stone
Boston
John G. Tegg
Hyde Park Y. M
John H. Neary
Natick
F. Schmidt
Worcester Classical School
Worcester
John J. Gallagher
Philadelphia
Penn
A. C. Bowen
Providence
R. I
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Somerville
John H. LeCain
T. G. Osterberg
South Boston
Eric S. Peterson
Roslindale
A. C
Thomasl. Buckley
Alex McMillan
Newtonville
Charles Madigan
Hyde Park
Walter E. Brackett
Century Road Club
Lynn
Thomas Liegakes
Lowell
Simon Dalton
Brockton
T. C. Harris
Star A. C
Emile Cote
Montreal
Montreal A. A., Canada. 138—Frank A. Ring, Watch City Club, Waltham
Charles E. Petch
Canada
John Lindquist
Sven A
G. Club
Brooklyn
Samuel W. Murrie
Armory A. A
J. H. Egan
Boston American
J. A. Ryan
Howard A. C
Gus Wass
Sven A. and
John J. Hayes
Michael Norris
Jerome Guerin
Trinity Club
Brooklon NX
Red Sox Rout Grays in Rocky Point Game
Boston wins 6 to 2 at Providence as Grays commit errors and Glaze pitches well. Friel and Cronin slow Sox early, but fielding miscues keep Boston ahead. Abstein scores on a fielder’s misplay. late innings add insurance as Wagner, Cronin, and Rock factor into the scoring.
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Providence
R. I
Grays
Glaze
Boston Red Sox
Rocky Point
Friel
Cronin
Sox
Lord
Boston
Poland
Barrett
Carlisle
Abstein
Duffy
Rock
Black
Peterson
McConnell
Schwartz
Unglaud
Wagner
Donahue
Logan
Cravath
Unglaub
Seere Enews
Logan, Schwartz
Ewe
A 'Reek
Blaek
Donnelly
Marathon entry list shows wide field and diverse clubs
The complete entry list for today’s B A A Marathon records runners with numbers next to names, including John F. McGonagle Pen Plain A C Roxbury and Henry Potter Forest Hills A A among many from Boston area clubs and cities like Milwaukee Chicago and New York.
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John F. McGonagle
Pen Plain
A. C
Roxbury
Mass
Louis Marks
Milwaukee A. C
Milwaukee
Wis
Andrew J. O'Neill, Jr
Charlestown
Charles FE. Burns
Beverly
Harry A. Madden
Lawrence
Stratx Alexander
Cairo
Egypt
Howard A. Bearse
New Bedford Y. Mecoa
R. E. Malone
Baltimore
William C. Coyle
Thomas H. Lilley
Savin Hill
Dorchester
James Clarke
Xavier A. A
Brooklyn
N. Y
John J. Moriarty
Athenian A. A
Henry H. Potter
Forest Hills A. A
Arthur C. Morse
Porter A. C
Edward C. Sprague
Boston Y. M. C
Chester A. Ashton
Everett
John Teehan
James J. Lee
Boston A. A
Sammy Meller
Mercury A. A
G. F. Hanna
Company A
Eighth Regiment
William E. Rozette
Pastime
Joseph Donovan
St. John’s
Cincinnati Dawdles Early Then Bunches Hits To Beat Camnitz
In a Sunday National League game, Cincinnati overcame an error-filled start to defeat Pittsburgh as Wagner, appearing for the visitors, drew applause. Separately in St Louis Chicago edged the hosts 4 to 3 in a loosely played contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C
F.C
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Camnitz
Wagner
New York Team Beats Jersey City in Exhibition
The New York American League club defeated the Jersey City team of the other league in an exhibition game played at Hoboken today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvard Nine At Annapolis For Practice And Games
Harvard baseball with 26 members arrived in Annapolis and will use the Naval Academy grounds for practice through Saturday. The team will play match games with the midshipmen on Tuesday and Thursday. Harvard stays at Carvel Hall. rowing also there and lacrosse players arrive early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harvard
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Carvel Hall
St. Louis Beats Chicago 4 0 In Pitchers Duel
St. Louis downed Chicago 4 to 0 as visitors outhit the home club but failed to score. Spencer doubled and tripled with Wallace adding a three-base shot. White fanned five and Howell three for the pitchers. Four walks and Chicago errors doomed the visitors. Time 67 minutes with O Loughlin and Egan umpiring.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Tannehill
Sullivan
St. Lege
Spencer
Wallace
Dougherty
White
Howell
O'Loughlin
Egan
R. BH. PO. A
Hoffman
Cc Jones
Stone
See Nee
Williams
Ferris
T. Jones
Seewe
Po A
Hahn
Jones
Atz
Donohue
Tannehill Sb
Davis
History of the Boston Marathon's Early Years and Winners
The account traces the Boston Marathon origin by John Graham in 1897, the first races won by J. J. McDermott and Ronald J. McDonald, and notable performances through 1906 with Caffrey, Mellor, Lorden, Spring, Lorz, Ford, Tongboat, and Fowler. It notes Canadian and Boston competitors shaping the event.
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Cambridge
Fowler
J. W. O'Mara
John J. Walsh, Jr
Fred J. Stephenson
M. J. Mooney
John J. Goff
Alex. Stephens
J. F. D. Smackum
New York
J. J. McDermott
Sammy Mellor
Michael Spring
Fred Lorz
Spring
Lorz
John Caffrey
J. J. Hayes
A. C
J. Michael
J. Ryan
Arthur Palmer
William and
Frank Ennis
William Pozette
Eugene Smith
Charles Andrews
Edward Carr
Xavier
T. P. Morrissey
John Walsh
Albert Hayden
Mercury A. C
Mellor
Hayes
Morrissey
Athens
John Graham
Harvard
Arthur Blake
Graham
John J. McDermott
Pastime Athletic Club of
Louces
McDermott
J. J. Kierman
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Boston
E. P. Rhell
Jamaica Plain
Ronald J. McDonald
Cambridgeport Athletic Club
Hamilton Gray
St. George’s
Ronald A. McLean
East Boston
Larry Brignolia
Richard Grant
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Little Vart Sullivan
Highland Athletic Club
Hamilton Athletic Club
J. J. Caffrey
St. Patrick's Athletic Club
W. Sherring
Hamilton A. C
F. W. Hughson
Caffrey
South Framingham
Miles
Tom Longboat
William David
Yonkers
N. Y
Crimmins
Ronald McDonald
Little Slim
McDonald
J. J. Kennedy
Roxbury
John C. Lordan
Lorden
Pastime Athletic
Gotham
Frederick Lorz
Mohawk Athletic Club
Little Timothy Ford
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Daniel Kneeland
St. Phillip’s
Tom Tongboat
Robert Fowler
Cambridgeport
Noted Swedish athlete to observe Boston Marathon
Bruno Soderstrom, the Swedish athletic representative to the King, will attend the B A A Marathon in Boston today. He recently witnessed the Athens Olympic Marathon and will report his impressions in tomorrow's Post. Sweden plans a 1 500 000 funding to boost athletics and Soderstrom tours nations to maximize results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Soderstrom
Sweden
Boston Post
Post
Soderstrom
Europe
Athens
Greece
Mornings Post
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Inmaer
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Milcha
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Torl Torigpoat Wistetee
Petch
Charles Petch
Longboat
Jimmy Lee
Back Bay Club
Lee
St. Alphonsus A. A
Henry Potter
Forest Hills A. C
Boston Y. M. C. A
J. J. Priscoll
J. A
Ryan Howard A
Thomas H. Dowling
South Boston A. C
Greater Boston
John Neary
Samuel Pavitt
Charles Henry
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Law
Lindquist
Larry Brignoli
Brignoli
Hicks
Boston Athletic Association
George H. Billings
Ashland
Framingham
E. 8. Draper
George B. Billings
RED Sox
George Brown
Nashua Y. M. C. A
Nashua
Fred L. Poole
Lewis Bendrot
Nonantum A. A
Newton
Arthur A. Palmer
A. Cheeks
Arthur McDonald
I. Gorschanck
Mott Haven A. C
N. Ex
W. Wood
Anastas K. Sturgio
Cochituate
Ernest C. Berrie
Waltham A. C
John J. Devine
Somerset A. C
Henry Bergen
Robert S. Cutting
Howard E. Wilder
Charles Bradley
Joseph G. Silva
Edward P. Carr
Joseph Palmer
Brookline
Eugene H. Fitzpatrick
Warren G. Baxter
Arthur Schlichting
Schwaben Turners
Thomas J. Hicks
Minneapolis A. C
Minn
William Perron, Jr
Winnisimmet Club
John E. Clement
Milford
Joseph Martin Lomasney
Everett Y. WE
E. EF. Sederquist
Mystic A. C
Medford
Louis J. Hunter
Corinthian A. C
Thomas Touhey
Phillips Owl Club
John Varlas
Norman Menzies
Everett Y. M. C
Lyman Wyeth
Auburndale
Louis Greenman
F. Gilmore
Fifth Regiment
Attleboro
Roy Kk. Wentworth
Frank J. Ennis
Dyes
William H. Ennis
A. Barones
Paul D. McGrath
Hemenway A. C
J. FY. D. Smackum
T. V. Robtes
Wanderers A. A
Thomas Hodge
Fonda
Arnold Halstead
Lawrence Y. M. Cc. A
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Moeller
Leach
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Wilson
Abbaticchio
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Gibson
Becker
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Hostetler
Cage
MG McGlynn
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O' Day
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Jersey City
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York
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