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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1909

Page

8

New England Colleges Veer Into Penn Carnival Relays

Harvard Technology and Dartmouth join the Philadelphia relay carnival with teams for the mile and other events. MIT, Penn, Michigan, Yale, Cornell and Princeton feature stars in sprints and jumps as Penn aims to finally beat Michigan in the four mile relay.

Harvard New England Pennsylvania Philadelphia Technology Dartmouth Blumer Foster Gram Sherman Hawley May Illinois Rector Virginia Cook Connell and Gamble Princeton Captain Rand Hess Talcott Cornell Robbins and Howe Yale Dwight Thorpe Carlisle Carpenter Connell Kilpatrick Heat Michigan Mr. Pleasant Dickinson Crawley Chicago Little Harwood Barker Palmer Jack Fiarvard NEW England College

Harvard Strong in Mile Relay as East Competes

Harvard arrives from Boston and bets on the mile relay title at Keith's after a chilly trip. Key Crimson runners Blumer Kelley DeSelding Merrihew face strong West rivals while Rector Shaw Nelson Porter Coney Krueger Cook lead individual events.

Philadelphia Boston Harvard Aldine Blumer Kelley DeSelding Merrihew Cambridge Exeter Wesleyan Pennsylvania Chicago Wisconsin Ohio Michigan Donovan Crimson Keith’s B. F. Sherman Rector Shaw Nelson Porter Coney Krueger Cook

First games postponed open in New England season

Weather delays the Boston clubs as rain ruins yesterday’s start. Today Worcester hosts Brockton, Haverhill visits Lawrence, Lynn goes to Fall River, and Lowell travels to New Bedford with pennant ceremonies at Worcester for a third straight year.

New England Boston Worcester Brockton Haverhill Lawrence Lynn Fall River Lowell New Bedford

Good Races Assured at Combination Park

Forty four horses in eight classes will race this afternoon at Combination Park for the Fellsway Driving Club meet. Rivalry runs high with Mardel Guy F and Black Jack in Class A and Edith R versus Whitey Crowell’s Pat L in Class B.

Fellsway Driving Club Combination Park Mardel Guy F Black Jack Litchfield Edith

Glendale A. C. Cross Country Run for Boys Under 17

The Glendale A. C. of Dorchester will hold a cross-country run this afternoon for boys under 17. Start and finish at the Columbia Road Gymnasium with a route through Columbia Road, then Blue Hill Avenue, and back.

Glendale A. C Dorchester Columbia Road Gymnasium Columbia Road Blue Hill Avenue

Dorchester Driving Club Matinee At Franklin Field Speedway

A matinee event at Franklin Field features 11 races by the Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club with a challenge to beat 311-2 seconds set by A S Gushee in the Go See entry.

A. S. Gushee Go See Dorchester

Racing Opens at Baltimore Throngs Expect Record Attendance

Baltimore April 23 A spring running meet opens with Pamlico hopes and a revival of old glories. Some 700 horses are in stables and 400 others turned away due to space as enthusiasts flock to hotels. Track crowds are expected to break records except for the Tenbroeck Parole day when 60,000 watched.

Baltimore Pamlico

Sloop Goblin Sells From New York to Boston Buyer

The Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency reports the sale of the 25 foot cruising sloop Goblin owned by Mrs. F S Salisbury of New York to Joseph W Hodgkins of Boston.

Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency Goblin F.S. Salisbury New York Joseph W. Hodgkins Boston

Harvard Track Squad Ends Exeter Visit Early

Harvard track team members left Exeter, New Hampshire, after unfavorable weather forced an early return to Cambridge. The 35 men opted to go home to better quarters, with Harvard freshmen planning to compete May 8 in the Exeter academy meet here.

Exeter N. H Harvard Cambridge Philadelphia Leland Boston Academy University of Virginia Charlottesville Willard Hartford Hicks Cantwell Currier Colts

Worcester A A issues schedules for baseball and football

Worcester Academy Athletic Association has released its schedules. Baseball games include Holy Cross Prep on April 28 and a May 3 match with Wesleyan Academy. football matches list W P I on Sept 25 and Harvard Freshmen on Nov 6 among others.

Worcester Worcester Academy Athletic Association Holy Cross Prep Wesleyan Academy Amherst Dean Brown St. Mark's Southboro St. Anstem's College Dartmouth Cushing Ashburnham Classical High Williston Andover Harvard

Douglas and Gaw Poised for Lakewood Final Match

Lakewood New Jersey April 2 The Lakewood Country Club spring golf tournament favors Findlay Douglas of New York and H L Gaw of Philadelphia to meet in the final after a rain delayed start. Douglas defeated J H T McMurtrie 6 up and 4 to go while Gaw beat E L DeForest 3 up and 2 to go in the second round.

Lakewood N. J Lakewood Country Club Findlay Douglas New York H. L. Gaw Philadelphia Gaw E. L. DeForest

Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn

Matchups listed include Boston visiting Philadelphia and New York traveling to Brooklyn with Cincinnati versus Pittsburg and Chicago heading to St. Louis.

Petes E Attee Pittsburg Cloak Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York W. L C’t Detroit Cleveland Ween Washington New St. York Louis

Rain Delays Shoo In Phillies Dove Game

Philadelphia April 23 The Doves and Quakers could not play as rain forced postponement. Players waited at hotels and theaters while weather halted a four game stretch. Optimism grows for better conditions tomorrow and a tight series with Boston awaits.

Philadelphia The Doves Quakers Phillies Boston Murray

Cardinals Trim Chance's Champions

St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 8 in a rough game. Lush pitched well aside from the second inning and drove in a run with three safe hits. Lundgren and Hagerman were erratic, while Evans and Toftman doubled for Chicago.

ST. Louis Chicago Lush Lundgren Hagerman Browne St. Gene Kevans Tofman Sheckard O'Day Emslie A. E. Byrne Shaw A. Weene Bresnahan Konetechy Bea Annes Eyans Delehanty Charles Steer Wea Osteen Tenes Ellis Po.sheckard Chance Steinfeldt bin Des Sees Nker Wee Hofman Jenes Zimmerman Eenee Moran O Hagerman aNeedham

Pirates Beat Reds In Pitchers Battle

Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a pitching duel the lightest hitting game of the season. Errors aided both teams as Willis and Gaspar pitched well. J Miller earned a two base hit and several players figured in the play.

Pirates REDS Pittsburg Cincinnati Today Willis Gaspar Seciuss S.c J. Miller Clarke Huggins Mowrey Hoblitzelore Cincinnati E. O W. Miller C. Oe Nee Leach Wagner J Miller Abstein Wilson Woo Ye Tee Gibson Oakes Tree Paskett aDurbin Campbell P.re

20 000 EXPECTED AT HAVERHILL CROSS COUNTRY RUN

Haverhill officials expect more than 20 000 spectators for the seven mile cross country run tomorrow. Essex street finish will be roped off with a special police squad handling the crowd. The event is the city s second such race this month with over 40 starters and a course that includes many hills and a long pavement stretch.

Haverhill Essex Street

Keith Team Accepts Orpheum's Challenge

The Keith theatre baseball club announced it is ready to meet all comers and will take on the Orpheum Theatre nine on the morning of May 15. The lineup includes captain and catcher D. Driscoll, pitcher H. Jones, first base J. Burke, second C. Johnson, third M. Costello, short M. Davis, left F. Johnson, center C. Fuller, and right M. Perkins.

Keith's Theatre Orpheum Theatre D. Driscoll H. Jones J. Burke C. Johnson M. Costello M. Davis Johnson C. Fuller 5. Perkins

Rain Delays Red Sox Dodgers Game Amid Weather Holdout

The Boston Red Sox faced disappointment as rain halted play against the Athletics at Huntington Avenue Grounds. Jack Coombs shut them out last week, while Connie Mack cites sickness and lineup shuffles as reasons for the slow start and vows to compete hard. Managerial decisions loom as Steele Arellanes or Burchell may start today, with McInnis praised as a promising rookie.

Doc Gessler Red Sox Athletics Gessler Jack Coombs Huntington Avenue Grounds Coombs Philadelphia Mack Steele Arellanes Burchell Connie Mack Baker Powers McInnis

St Louis Defeats Cleveland 5 1 as Cy Young Loses

In Cleveland on April 23 St Louis beat Cleveland 5 to 1 with Pelty outpitching Cy Young. Hoffman and Stephens delivered early runs aided by Williams. Stone Wurtzell and Lajoie featured in two more against Goode who scored for Cleveland on Verring's double.

Cleveland St. Louis Pelty Cy Young Hoffman Stephens Williams Stone Wurtzell Lajoie Goode Verring ST. Louis AB. R Jones Hartzell R Ferris Wallace Wee Petty Cleveland AB. R. BH. PO E Goode Vr. Fi Perring Stovall Veae Easterly Steeee Hinchmans& See Oo Lord Sete Birmingham Young, P Ewes St Lous Hartzell Young Um- Young Pires Kerlin O'Loughlin

Tigers Beat White Sox in Eleven-Inning Game

Detroit edged Chicago 3 to 1 in 11 innings after an eighth inning rally and a ninth inning tying sequence. Bush started the key scoring with a walk and stolen base with Crawford delivering the go ahead single. Dougherty and White contributed in the late scoring to secure the win for Detroit.

Tigers White Sox Chicago Detroit Bush Sullivan Crawford Wilday White Dougherty Cobb Tannehill Eeu Mullin Perrine

Chicago Kid White and Tommy Kilbane Fight Drawn in Dayton

The scheduled 20 round bout ends in a draw after a fast exchange. Kilbane held the early edge while White rallied in the later rounds, delivering a strong finish in Dayton Ohio.

Dayton Ohio Kid White Chicago Tommy Kilbane Cleveland Kilbane White

Van Horn Beats Redmond In Eight Rounds In Memphis

Russell Van Horn of Columbus Ohio won a decision over Chicago’s Jack Redmond in an eight round boxing bout in Memphis Tennessee. Van Horn controlled the action from start to finish despite Redmond’s resilience.

Memphis Tenn Russell van Horn Columbus Jack Redmond Chicago van Horn Redmond

Transcontinental walker reaches Bloomington after 53 mile day

Ro ward Payson Weston completed another long leg of his cross country pedestrian journey arriving in Bloomington TI. He reported a 53 mile trek for the day continuing his expedition with steady progress toward the west.

Bloomington Roward Payson Weston

Harvard to Face Georgetown Then Meet Taft at White House

Harvard baseballers head to Washington after a planned game with Georgetown and a visit to the White House. The squad, stranded by April showers, travels from Charlottesville to meet President Taft and aims to break Hartford’s pitching duel records.

Washington, D. C Harvard Georgetown White House Taft Yale

Trout Fry Delivery from Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association

The association offers fingerling trout at $8 per thousand delivered in Plymouth Massachusetts in lots of 1000 or more with orders due by May 1 for October delivery. In three years anglers procured 124000 fingerlings through the State Association for planting in streams. Send orders to H. H. Kimball secretary Room 748 Tremont Building Boston.

Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Plymouth Mass Massachusetts H. H. Kimball Tremont Building Boston

Dorchester Hosts Junior Marathon Race This Afternoon

A junior marathon for boys aged 15 to 17 takes place in Dorchester at 3 pm. About 80 competitors run a loop from the Municipal building on Columbia Road to Blue Hill Avenue Franklin Field and back, with handsome silver cups awarded to the first six finishers and a best-time cup.

Dorchester Municipal Building Columbia Road Blue Hill Avenue Franklin Field

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