Greece's Peter Trivoulides Wins Boston Marathon
Greek runner Peter Trivoulides narrowly defeats rivals on the 26 mile course, finishing in 2 29 31 as Roth fades near the end. Linder White Mellor Giannakopoulos battle for third while Roth yields the lead at the final stretch. Trivoulides cannot Olympic eligibility due to citizenship.
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Trivoulides
Henigan
South Framingham Centre
Tuomikoski
Roth
Mellor
White
Nick Gliannakopoulos
Tom Devereaux
Wellesley College
Giannakopoulos
Wellesley
Newton Lower Falls
Jimmy
Quincy Man
Lower Falls
Auburndale
Peter
Mars
Pete
Lake Street
Woodland
Boston College
Coolidge Corner
St. Alphonsus
Trivine
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Roxbury
Somerset
Fred Rubien
United States
Antwerp
Linder
Cowboy
Zuna
Willie Wick
Quincey
Nick Giannakopoulos
Concord High School Defeats Lynn Prep in Patriots Day Game
Captain Elmer Duggan pitched for Concord High School, fanning 23 batters and allowing only 1 hit as Concord defeated Lynn Prep 8 to 6 on the Concord Center diamond. The winning run came with none out in the ninth, after Lynn tied the score in the eighth.
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Concord
Elmer Duggan
Concord i
Lynn Puglish High School
Concord Centre
Duggan
Lynn
Concord H
Mul'ney
Beeganif
A.dug
Harrige
Hawkins
Brady
E.dugan
Waylend
Williams
Coul'np
Flynn
Sullivan
Foley
Balches
Loftus.ct
Hearne
Eaton
Kendy
Rfif
Ee Gee News
Goncord HM
Lynn BE
Mullaney
A. Duggan
Hopkins
Dug
Viyne
Beegan
Hazel Brady
Wayland
Balch
Horne
Kennery
Errrors—Sullivan
E. Dugean
Tite
K. Dusen
Hrun
Wil Hama
Kennedy
Barnes
Belis
Coulman
Festid Lie
Harris
Balle
Colluot
Dlime
American Marathoners face foreign born champions
Arthur T Duffey notes Peter A Trivoulides wins the Marathon from Ashland to Boston and may seek U S nationality. Trivoulides desires to represent America next summer in Antwerp but Olympic eligibility remains in doubt. Arthur Roth congratulates the winner and credits trainer Billy Fallon for Roth's own effort.
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Peter
Boston College
Roth
King Arthur
Trivoulides
Olympic Committee
Arthur Roth
B Trivoulides
Holy Cross Breaks Hoodoo Over Brown In 3 1 Win
Holy Cross defeated Brown 3 to 1 at Fitton Field breaking a long Patriot's Day hoodoo. Umpire Paddy Hehir ruled Tracy safe at first in a crucial eighth inning play that Brown fans protested as a potential miscall. Providence had men on base with two out when the sequence occurred.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Pete
Exeter Street
Peter
Worcester
Holy Cross
Brown
Fitton Field
Purple
Paddy Hehir
Hehir
Providence
Tracy
Gill
Gagnon
Masters Tourney Draw Highlights Wells Memorial Checker Meet
A large crowd attended the Bay State checker meet at Wells Memorial Hall in New England with the Masters Tourney producing a late draw between Charles Lawson and H Morrall. Eight opening round matches were staged and most finalists eliminated as E W McDonald won the South End Knock Out, while P D MacKerron failed to win. Willard Davis captured the Class A Wells Memorial Championship and Wells Memorial edged Boston 4 3 for the Billings Cup. The Masters winner will receive a Cedar Point trip to attend the August American tournament.
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Bay State
Wells Memorial Hall
Charles Lawson
H. Morrall
New England
Lawson
Morrall
South End
E. W. McDonald
P. PD. MacKerron
Boston
Massachusetts
George Andrews
F. L. McClellan
Bristol
Conn
Wells Memorial Checker Club
Willard Davis
Boston Checker Club
Simeon Crumb
Cedar Point
O.C
Dorchester Shocks English High In Surprising 4–3 Win
Dorchester High upset English High 4 to 3 at Rowan Park as Pelkus tied the game with a fourth inning homer and Walsh hit a fifth inning home run. McAuliffe Kiley Roemer Walsh and Pelkus led Dorchester with timely hits and solid defense to seal the victory.
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Dorchester High
Rowan Park
Dorchester
Pelkus
English
Pete Walsh
Holt
Dorchester H
Po.a
Mau't
Waleh
Cadigan
Fin'gan
Levenson
C Hols'th
A Hagerty
W'nstein
L¢ Newman
Lf Roemer
Ryan
Saxe
Kelly
Roth’ Ell
As Vahey
Doherty
Guilford Wins Open Golf at Lexington in Sunshine and Wind
Jesse Guilford of Woodland captured the opening Massachusetts Golf Association tournament at Lexington with an 80. A record 202 starters entered, 65 failing to return cards as a crowded nine hole course slowed play for hours. R W Whitney of Lexington was second with 81, while R C Van Arsdale and M Duane tied for net honors with 88 gross and 18 handicap.
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Jesse Guilford
Woodland
Massachusetts Golf Association
Lexington
Guilford
R. W. Whitney
R. C. van Arsdale
M. Duane
Commonwealth
Francis Oulmet
Merrimack Valley
L. H. Dowling
Seer
I. W. Small
Bear Hill
H. J. Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
R. van Arndale
G. J. Dunphy
Wood
H. H. Marden
Belmont
T. C. Pray Brae
Woodworth
Lexion
W. Gillette
C. Robinson
Hibadow Brook
Brown, Jr
Salem Steer Neee
M. Felton
Oakley Eteocessses Eee
Land
Sek
Wellesley
A. Stockwell
Woodland Aeenneee
A. W
Wookman
Frankin
Mitchell
Arimont
F. Reid, Jr
Scarboro
I. Uimby
Cc. Munroe
A. R Henderson
J Stanwood
Wellesley Tee Enee
K .V. N. Dey
Wellesley Perenne
Rorle
Medford High routs Malden High 15 to 2 in Suburban League
Medford High hammered Malden High 15 to 2 in Medford as Baker belted a threebase hit and Prior homered with two on. Joe Glennon and teammates supplied several run-producing hits while Ballou, Brawley, Odams and McDonald contributed on the mound and in the field with notable plays.
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Ballou
Odams
Brawley
Glennon
Iman
Iverson
McDonald
Sullivan
Wilditch
Oes
Palman
Coady
Medford High
Malden High
Medford
Baker
Prior
A. Jackson
Mooney
Morssey
Reed
Mosca
Bakers
Berry
Glen’n
Blair
Lewinse
Su'bian
Uphamff
Nichols
Campbellis
Tverson
Fahey
Con'ol'y
Tocke
Welchit
Phelanc
Sul'van
Odems,p
Staviaky
Hunt
L’derman
Jackson
Morrissey
Monca
Sarabian
Campbell
Lewin
Locke
New Champion Peter Trivoulides Wins Boston Marathon
Peter Trivoulides, the Greek bus boy from New York's John Wanamaker restaurant, won the Ashland to Boston course in 2 hours 29 minutes 31 seconds. He plans to naturalize as an American and hopes to run for the United States in Antwerp. he praises coach Peter Hegleman and notes Greek marathon prestige.
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John Wanamaker
Peter
Peter Arthur Trivoulides
Boston
Ashland
Marathon
Greece
Johns Wanamaker
New York
America
Antwerp
Bath
Trivoulides
American Olympic Committee
United States
Athens
New York City
Peter Hegleman
Pete
Carl Linder
Fred Rubien
Cantabs Edge Newton to Lead Suburban League Race
Cambridge High and Latin defeated Newton 5 to 4 at Russell Field in North Cambridge to seize first place. Izzy Zarakov anchored the Cantabs with key defense while Bob Cowing starred for Newton. costly errors and coaching miscues shaped the final score.
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Cambridge High
Newton High
Russell Field
North
Cambridge
Izzy Zarakov
Newton
Bob Cowing
Garden City
Thut
Harris
Bjorkman
Peppard
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Arthur V. Roth
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Carl W. A. Linder
Hurja A. C
Quincy
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Cese Eens
Edwin H. White
Holy Cross Lyceum
N. Y
Robert Conboy
74Th Reg. A. C
Buffalo
Frank Zuna
Newark
N. J
Clifton Mitchell
St. Christopher’ S
John Tuomikoski
Comm Wl Luerea Heen Ae
Aunar Ohman
Dorchester Club
Sidney Hatch
Illinois
A. C
Chicago
Wallie Carlson
Swedish-Amer. A. Cc. Eee
Thigo Kauppinen
Brooklyn
John Ross
Cygnet A .C
William J. Kennedy
Morningside A. C
Rie
Rothi
Somerset Hotel
Fabre
Middlesex
Horsa A. C
Peter Foley
Kelly Pool
Greenfield
Devereaux
Jimmy Henigan
Dorchester A. C
Weber
Ashland Centre
South Framingham
Brandy
Van
Woodland Park
Sure Winter Roth
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Arthur T Duffey
Peter A. Trivoulides
Plueckler
Uncle
Sam
Pete Hegleman
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McAuliffe
Kiley
Roemer
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Waley
Rune
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Pelkua
Finnegar
Rothwell
Weinstein
Hols
Burt Hoxie
Medford Bangs Malden
Victor
Arthur Duffey
Wick
Charley Mellor
Willie Kyronen
Frank Gaffney
Izzy” Saves the
Hodder
Goutreau
Kman
Cote
Yarak Seavey
Lyon
Graham
Marrin
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Cowing
Otale
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D'Ambrosio
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Cowl
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Murphy Ng
Ayles
Maloney
Dandruff
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