Harvard Favored To Win Intercollegiate Cup Meet
Yale appears weaker this year as Harvard faces Princeton and others for the University Track Athletic Cup. Key losses include Williams of Yale and Carey of Princeton, while Harvard relies on Hawes Cook Bloss and Thompson in sprints and Wright Batchelder Lakin McNear in middle distances. Intercollegiate outcomes hinge on Vredenburgh Swain Princeton in 100 yards and Curtain Cook against Vredenburgh in the 220. Harvard projects strong mile and hurdles with Carr Nichols Lowell and Shead Richardson, with White Turner and others contesting the half mile and walk events. Continuous outdoor training over four weeks may lift Harvard’s chances to again win the intercollegiate title.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Carey
P’rinceton
Lee
Finlay
Williams
Mapes
Columbia
Vredenburgh
Swain
Lathrop
Captain Cook
Hawes
Cook
Bloss
Thompson
Swayne
Allen
Curtain Cook
Maivari
Wright
Batchelder
Lakin
M.cNear
Rody
Cri
Betwen White
Yas
Turner
Waite
Meeine
God Idee
Arvard
Carr
Nichols
Lowell
Wooediridge
Fearing
Shead
Richardson
Bardeen
Endicott
Li Jaie
Cornell
Gregg
Amherst
Collis
Dorderling
New York
Pratt
Ormsead
Final Standings of the First Series Gaimes Clubs
The closing table for the First Series Gaimes lists the final standing of all clubs. It records points scored by each team, with positions determined by total points and, if needed, goal difference. The list highlights the top performer and notes notable shifts in ranking.
Harvard Predicted To Win Track Meet Against Yale
In a shaky preview Yale faces strong Harvard contenders in hammer throw high jump broad jump and pole vault with Harvard favored to take the university track cup. Ramsdell of Princeton may win the broad jump while Princeton supports a hot New York clash with Harvard and Princeton as the main foes.
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New Haven
New York
Yale
Spade
Ivins
Harvard
Finny
Shea
Crimson
Othine
Yale Medical Schoo
Fearing
Kloss
Green
Sherwin
Wheelwright
Richardon
Irvington Oval
Ramsdell
Cartwright
Serwin
Boats and Barges Show and Club Activities in East Boston
The Lafayettes barge trip visits the Showmut and East Boston to view a new barge by Joughton. Shawmut and Crescent crews practice. Arch ie the new coxswain praised. several members join or race singles and doubles. A May 11 opening is planned with possible strokes changes. Apple Island course concerns and near-term scrimmages noted.
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Lafayettes
Boston
Joughton
Nouth End
Mcnerney
Jack Havlin
Munday
Hurley
Grady
Murray
Carey
Shawmut
Archie
Mike Novak
City Points
South Bay
Frank Giblin
Matt Coleman
George Mitcell
Tommy Keenan
W. Stuffles
Spoous
John Fenton
East
Curran
Fred Greer
Hunter
Courtney
S Roke
Agnew
Callahan
Eltrich
Stafford
Sullivan
Doyle
Apple Island
Noddle Island
Crescent
Bradford
McPhee
Hayes
Anglin
Kennedy
Jon Bergin
Finnes
Braves fall as Indians top Reds before 16000 in Cincinnati
St. Louis defeats Cincinnati with Breitenstein pitching as 16,000 fans witness a tense day. Attendance figures report Cincinnati ten and total 215,948 for the season.
Juns Fall To Reds In Record Crowd At Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeats St. Louis in front of the largest crowd ever at league park. St. Louis hits concentrated in early innings while multiple errors and a crowd-driven ground rule influence the game. Halligan drove in the visitors' early runs as attendance reaches 15,948.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Halligan
Carroll
Saturday's Games Report From Early Baseball Action
Boston wins twice over Baltimore with strong pitching and fielding. Stivetts debuts with mixed control. Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia in one game and ties the other as Keefe struggles and Stein shines. Pittsburgh takes two from St Louis, while New York Giants split with Washington in New York opening. Cleveland overwhelms Cincinnati as Chicago drops a rain curtailed opener to Louisville.
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Boston
Tax Post
Pum Post
Heaton
Celica Aews
Coston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Clicard
Cleveland
Ctlecinna
Otiselle
New York
Riade
Per Boson
Centrelia
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cinecinnati
IANA
Washington
Pace
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Philadelphias
Keefe
Stein
Browns
Washingtons
Knel
Giants
Manhattan junior cross country team named six bostonians
The Manhattan junior cross country team is selected and all six runners are Boston natives. Tim McCarthy, John Wren, John F. Moakley, M. F. Carney, Eadie Pettee, and Joe Cross form a strong sextet. The piece praises McCarthy and Wren's performances, noting their prowess against New York rivals and fast competition.
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Manhattan
Tim McCarthy
John Wren
John F. Moakley
M. F. Carney
Eadie Pettee
Joe Cross
Boston
McCarthy
Columbia
Wren
Track notes on Wren and Boston runners at Harvard meet
Wren acted as pacemaker as Carney Moxkley Cross and Pettee starred in strong showing. Moakley and Greenough of Harvard excelled in distance, with plans for New York and June outdoor events. Bates, Doherty, Stingel and others discussed at Trimounts meeting. track conditions, hammer and walk scores noted with limited prep.
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Wren
Carney
Moxkley
Cross
Pettee
Moakley
New York
Greenough
Harvard
Hoe
Dorchesters
Bates
Starvard
Fred Robertson
Chelsea
R. O. Doherty
Dorcheters
Phil Stingel
Melrose
Bob Doherty
Bob
Lake Eroye
Jim Morse
Charlesbank
Fred Schneering
Bill Curtis
Merrill
Endicott
Salem
Jim Lathrop
Lathrop
Captain Josh Hartwell of Yale Football Honor
Captain Josh Hartwell, a Yale end, began his athletic career at 16 in 1886 after moving from Jersey City. He played on the class eleven and class crew, later serving as substitute end and then end in key matches against Harvard and Princeton.
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Yale
J. A. Hartwell
John
Josh
Sheffield Scientific School
Jersey City
Harvard
Princeton
New Lonon
Wood
Yale Rowing Captain Teaches Team Sacrifice and Spirit
Ruff suffered a knee injury and missed records but returned to row on winning crews in 89 and YQ. After graduation he pursued postgraduate study then medical school. In his second year he was urged to accept captaincy, sacrificing courses to coach Yale's crew. Captain Josh weighs 175 pounds, 6 feet 2 inches, and is Yale's athletic patriarch, the sole 88 crew member remaining.
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Medical School
Y Ile
Ile
Josh
Yale
Washington Opening Day Races Feature Sprinters of High Class
Weather clear as Washington hosts a racing card led by sprint events. First race covers 5 8 mile with the standout Renavua, Georga, and Loo among notable entries. Second race offers a 4 mile selling with Helen Hose and Wandering rivals. Third race features a mile event led by Toquefort and Larchmont, with Mary Stone and Jhumy Gamlee among contenders. Steeplechase follows over 247 miles with Necktle entry railbirds.
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Renavua
Cco Skae
Rod Rocce
Lempailo
Liz Georga
Lou
Nadame
ebGe
Helen Hose
OS McYnela
Revere
Esate Mae Renthment
Scaveseess
Magia U
Wanderer IU
Toy
Key West
Toquefort
Mary Stone
Larchmont
Ceicde
Rinasney
Pat Oakley
Strange Sermon At Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Rev W W Downs preaches at the reopening of Bowdoin Square Baptist Church in Park Square Hall. He addresses prejudice using Jonah as a model, cites a misinformed friend about his life, and urges lighting the light of truth to remove unfounded biases and restore church activity after eighteen months.
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Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
New Park
Park Square
W. W. Downs
Mr. Vowns
Maggie Murphy
Lowdoin Square Baptist Church
Jonah
Nineveh
Lagersoll
Mr. Downs
Ewes Se
Barrabas
Off for the Pacific Slope Excursion Groups Leave
Today three large excursion parties totaling 162 travelers from New England New York and Pennsylvania depart under Raymond and Whitcomb for the Pacific Slope with a separate Alaska leg. The lists name numerous travelers from Boston Bridgeport Hartford Providence and other towns, showing wide regional participation across many states.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Pacific Slope
Alaska
New
Conn
John S. Deane
John 8. Deane
Boston
E. W. Fairchild
Bridgeport
G. W. Fay
H. A. Fay
James Grant
Springfield
Mass
Carrie Hotchkiss
Sharon Valley
F. M. Boughton
Deering
William W
A. Alice Bridge
Providence
R. L
F. W. Cheney
KF. W. Cheney
John D. Cheney
S. Leslie Cheney
South Manchester
Catherine P. Cobb
Crockton
S. EK. Draver
Greenwood
Mars
M. E. Dunham
Hartford
Jackson Flanders
J. A. Perley
Lizzie A. Percy
Jynnfield
H. le Rice
Oston
Noah W. Roby
Nashua
N. H
K. J. Sherman
Lawrence
Edwin Wheeler
Concord
N. W. Andrews
Salem
A. A. Black
Harrriages Worthington Milton
In New York on Thursday April 21 at the Church of the Holy Rest the Rt Rev Phillips Brooks assisted by Rev D Parker Morgan Amelia Thibault daughter of the late William H Milton of Boston and George Worthington Bishop of Nebraska were married Apollonio Keyes at Winchester April 19 at the area of the Epiphany by Rev John W Suter Arthur Appolonio and Hortense Elizabeth Keyes Webster Josselyn at London Eng April 9 at the New Jerusalem Church Argyle Square by Rev John Presland Augustus lb Wooster and Lizzie J Josselyn both of Boston were married
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Worthington-Milton
New York
Phillips Brooks
D. D
D. Parker Morgan
Amelia Thibault
William H. Milton
Boston
Mass
George Worthington
Nebraska
Appollonio—Keyes
Winchester
John W. Suter
Heron Arthur Appollonio
Hortense Elizabeth Keyes
Webster—Josselyn
London
Eng
New Jerusalem
Argyle Square
John Presland
Augustus Lb. Wooster
Lizzie J. Josselyn
Death notices from April list multiple local obituaries
Obituaries and death notices from April list include Martha Emerson widow of Rev. Joseph Emerson. Hannah Mechan aged 70. Nathaniel Doten Jr. aged 65. Harriet E Lobbdel1 wife of Joseph W Lobbdel. Ellen E Moseley wife of Edward C Moseley aged 88. Sarah A Prindle widow of civil engineer A Prindle. Allan Whiting Webber son of Frank W and Mary A Webber aged 8. Lydia Bradstreet White aged 78. Mary Blake Wheeler wife of tourse Wheeler and daughter of Carmenes and John L Emmons aged 45. General N 2 Jac noted in Jamestown New York. Washington Thayer Holbrook April 21. Wheeler North Cambridge aged 46 6. Priscilla Warren of Malden wife of late William Warren of Chelsea.
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Emerson
Andover
Martha
Joseph Emerson
Charlestown
Hannah
Doten
Dorchester
Nathaniel Doten, Jr
Lobdell
Harriet E
Joseph W. Leddell
Moseley
Ellen
Wheeler
Edward C. Moseley
Brighton
Allan Whiting Webber
Frank W
Mary A. Webber
White
Lydia Bradstreet White
Mary Blake
Tourse
Nervural Restores Woman After Prolonged Nerve Exhaustion
Mrs Eliza B McFarland of Philadelphia reports long lasting nervous prostration and speech impairment improved quickly after using Dr Greene's Nervural. She credits two to three months of the remedy with restored strength and health at 1707 North 9th Street.
Nervura Cure Confirms Relief for Nervous Fatigue
Mrs E F Meigs of New York testifies that Nervura cured her extreme nervousness after trying multiple doctors without relief. She praises the medicine as wonderful and completely curative.
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Dr. Greene
E. F. Meigs
Vifthay
New York City
Nervura touted by Mrs Bass as life saver in Oxford
Mrs E M Bass of Oxford New Hampshire writes that after doctors deemed her unable to improve she began Dr Greene's Nervura and within a week she felt better. She now walks rides out and has gained 40 pounds, claiming Nervura saved her life.
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Dr. Greene
E. M. Bass
Oxford
N. H
Nervura Testimonial From Mrs Nixon in North Carolina
A personal endorsement claims Dr. Greene's Nervura cured her nervousness and prostration, restoring strength. Mrs Mary E Nixon of Biltmore North Carolina reports becoming a strong woman again after using Nervura, attributing her recovery to the remedy.
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Dr. Greene
Mary E. Nixon
Biltmore
N.C
Is Certainly Wonderful Nervura Cure Ad by Mrs Bodle
A Chester New York resident reports radical improvement after taking Dr Greene's Nervura claiming strength return and renewed energy. The ad promotes Dr Greene of Boston offering free consultation by letter or in person and a symptom blank for home correspondence.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Humphreys
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