Cross Country Meet Between Mechanic Arts and West Roxbury
A cross country run between Mechanic Arts High and West Roxbury High is set for tomorrow at West Roxbury. Runners start at 2 PM and follow a route past Soldiers' Monument, Centre Street, Allandale Street, Pond Street, May Street, and back to the monument. Mechanic Arts lists runners Lee, Johnson, Arthur, Sale, Whittemore, Ayler, Gannon, White. West Roxbury names captains Lennon, Cahill, Bridges, Bagwell, Barsoon, Knight.
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Mechanic Arts
West Roxbury High School
West Roxbury
Soldiers’ Monument
Centre Street
Allandale Street
Pond Street
May Street
Monumen
Mechanic Arts High
Lee
Johnson
Arthur
Sale
Whittemore
Ayler
Gannon
White
Lennon
Cahill
Bridges
Ex Champion Graham Dead at 53 in Lawrence
John Graham longtime world record holder in the 100 yard dash and first to break ten seconds died in Lawrence at age 53. He gained fame as a runner and trainer and should not be confused with another trainer of the same name affiliated with Harvard and the Boston Athletic Association.
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Lawrence
John Graham
Graham
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
John S. Taylor
Boston
Gibson
Waddell
Athletics
Sinister wins at Aqueduct in Peconic Handicap
James R. Keene's Sinister, backed from even money to 13 to 20, easily captures the Peconic handicap at Aqueduct, beating Trapper by 1 1/2 lengths with Belle Strome third. Santa Catalina wins the mile handicap in 1:39 2-5. Louis Smith licensed to ride by the Jockey Club. Other race winners include Baird Pronto Water Mirror and Prospect.
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New York
James R. Keene
Sinister
Aqueduct
Trapper
Belle Strome
Santa Catalina
Louis Smith
Jockey Club
Baird
Pronto
Water Mirror
Prospect
Exeter Shuts Out Dartmouth in Tight Pitchers' Battle
Exeter defeated Dartmouth 2 to 0 in an exciting game at Exeter N H. Jones pitched well for the visitors while Beckett worked for Dartmouth. The decisive runs came in the eighth on three singles a steal and an error as Bankett hit a two base hit earlier in the game.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
Dartmont
Jones
Dartmouth
Holland
Tilton
R.H.E. Texeter
Bankett
Connelly
Reeves
Vaughn
Keady
O’brien
Howard
Beckett
Main
Pendleton
Pulliam Praises Soden and Conant of Boston
National League president Harry C. Pulliam lauds Boston officials Soden and Conant as bulwarks of the sport and says their loss will be felt by high-minded patrons after the proposed sale of the Boston Nationals.
Winchester's Crimson girls basketball team challenges state rivals
Winchester April 20 The Crimson girls basketball team boasts strong season prospects after reforming with ten young socialites under 20 and famed coach Philip Dennen. They lost two of twelve last season to heavier teams and claim top form to face any state girls’ squad this year. Members include Elizabeth Cullen Daisy Kenny Susie Mann Hannah Hurry Etta Heavy Anna Hargrove Margaret O Laughlin Ada Bowden Helen Sullivan Mabel Coty with Hannah Hurry as president and Mabel Coty as vice president.
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Winchester
Philip Dennen
Woburn
Excelsiors of
Norwoods
Concords
Reveres
Elizabeth T. Cullen
Daisy M. Kenny
Susie T. Mann
Hannah H. Hurry
Etta M. Heavy
Anna T. Hargrove
Margaret F. O’laughlin
Ada M. Bowden
Helen E. Sullivan
Mabel M. Coty
Hannah Hurry
Mabel Coty
Anastasia Hargrove
Helen Sullivan
Higgins
Crimson
Conflicting Reports Seed Doubt on Fight Outcome
A Philadelphia boxing match between Goodwin and Herman drew mixed coverage. The Philadelphia Item declared Herman ahead while the Post and Bulletin favored Goodwin, and The Record supported a Goodwin win. Readers are left to choose which report reflects reality.
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Goodwin
Herman
Philadelphia
Boston
Post
Bert Crowhurst
The
Bulletin
Tufts to Coach the Waltham High Eleven
Waltham April 20 Nathan A Tufts has accepted terms from the athletic committee to coach the high school football team next fall. Under his direction the teams have been successful and with current material another strong season is anticipated.
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Waltham
Nathan A. Tufts
Tufts
Boston Americans Home Today For World Beaters Showdown
Boston fans pack Huntington avenue as Collins and the world beaters face the Athletics at 3 pm. The crowd expects a pennant chase renewal with stars like Cy Young Dineen Burkett and O Loughlin in action and Ban Johnson presiding over a season kickoff.
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New England
Huntington Avenue
O’loughlin
Athletics
America
Boston
Collins
New York
New York Nationals
Jesse Burkett
Parent
Ferris
Candy Il
Burkett
Freeman
Stahl
Selbach Chase
Duke Farrell
Tom Doran
Cy Young
Billy Dineen
George Winter
Norwood Gibson
Jesse Tannehill
Sessions
Washington
Ban Johnson
O'Loughlin
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Washington and Hanover Sts
F. Gray CC
Prince Albert
F. Gray CO
M.A. H
West Roxbury High
New York & KenTucks
New York, U.S
Kentucky
Sole Proprietors
Charles F. Riordan
Globe Building
Boston, Mass
Larry Connolly
Rouse O'Brien
S.A
A. C
Brockton
George Ashley
Fall River
Ashleys
George
Jimmy Brigs
Jimmy Gardner
Connolly
Larry
Chick ‘Tucker
Young Kenney
Tucker
Kenney
Mike Tuths
Martin Flaherty
Monte Attell
Albert Delmont
Scituate, R. T
Jeffries
Hart
Chelsea
Ralph Kelley
Kid Carter
Johnny Powers
Johnny Sheehan
Tommy Feltz
South Boston
Sidney
Charley Dwyer
Cambridge
Portland
George Gunther
George Byers
Chester Goodwin
Kid Herman
Washington Sporting Club
Chester
Godwin
Waltham High
Union Hatco
Goc
Aya
Buster
Lothing Company
Washington ST
Gov
Kneeland
Josslyn and Olmstead
Fred O’brien
Terry McGovern
South
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Love Cross
Boston Rooters
McGreevey
Rooters
Roxbury
Copman & Hall CO
Croceries, Wines & Cicars
Dewey Square
Tmrouthiter
Iver Johnson
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