Harvard to Stand Pat on Coaching System for Now
Harvard will retain Pooch Donovan to coach Crimson athletics for several more years. Donovan had a strong year at Cambridge, prompting hopes for continued success. The piece notes local athletes, unsigned talent, and ongoing college attention as Boston sports circles discuss next season and intercollegiate games in Providence and Philadelphia.
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Championship boxing titles stated in contest note
In Cambridge letters, Bart Sullivan and Bob Fowler debate the world heavyweight title. The text names Jack Johnson as the heavyweight champion, and Freddie Welsh of Pontypridd as the acknowledged lightweight champion of Great Britain.
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POOCH Donovan Re-signs With Harvard Athletics
William F. Donovan, longtime track coach and football trainer at Harvard, signed a new two year contract with the Harvard Athletic Association. The renewal follows his previous two year deal that expired last month. Also signed were J. Fred Powers to lead Harvard field athletics and Al Shrubb to return as cross country coach for another year.
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Braves Rally Behind Stallings as They Beat Reds 4 to 1
Manager George Stallings return sparks Boston to a 4 1 win over Cincinnati in a pitchers duel. Fred Smith and Leslie Mann led the offense with three and two hits respectively while Smith also fielded in center. Briscoe Lords injury alters the lineup and Fred Smith moves to center as the Braves avoid costly errors and take the third game after a double header loss.
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Yingling Again Beats Cardinals in Brooklyn Victory
Earl Yingling remained unbeaten against St Louis over two seasons as Brooklyn won 7 to 4. A seventh inning burst featured four hits and a walk, with Wheat collecting three hits in four trips. Oakes left third base on a fly, and Wheat added a late run with multi-hit effort. Brooklyn outscored St Louis 7-4 as Yingling earned the win.
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Red Sox to Play Game in Syracuse
The battered Red Sox depart Cleveland at 10 pm with a stopover in Syracuse for an exhibition against the New York State league team. After games against minors, the team trains to Boston where Collins is likely to pitch Friday as the Sox face the White Sox.
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Fajrous Doubles Clash Halts as Larned Wright Win
In the Eastern doubles third round at Longwood, Beals Wright and Larned defeated E. H. Whitney and H. C. Johnson in four sets 6-3 6-3 2-6 6-2. Niles and Dabney outlasted Bishop and Sulloway 6-4 3-6 4-6 6-3 6-1 to reach the fourth round.
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Worcester Defeats Brockton To Narrow League Gap
Worcester beat Brockton 6 to 1 to pull within one and a half games of Lawrence in the New England league race. Walsh powered the offense with key hits while Brockton committed several errors to fuel the victory.
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Australians win in single innings at Bermuda test
Hamilton Bermuda July 23 The Australian cricket team won the two day match against the All Bermuda eleven which began yesterday and ended this afternoon Australia scored 439 in their first innings All Bermuda made 146 and 179 in their two innings respectively.
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International League scores from Toronto Buffalo and Montreal
In Toronto Baltimore defeated 4 to 2 while Buffalo beat Newark and Montreal edged Jersey City 6 to 4. Rochester hammered Providence 9 to 1 in another league game.
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Portland Beats Lawrence 6 to 1 in Pennant Race
Portland reduced Lawrence's pennant lead by defeating them 6 to 1. Both pitchers Jewell and Martin issued seven walks, with Jewell the more effective. Three double plays helped Portland score while Bowcock's fielding stood out in the game.
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Lynn 2 Fall River 1 in pitchers' duel
Lynn defeats Fall River 2 to 1 on July 23 behind Hadley and Reiger in a tight pitching duel. Both hurlers allow three bases on balls and seven strikeouts. key moments include a Wilson infield fly and bases on balls for each pitcher. Scoring details note Moulton Orcutt Weeden driving runs with Orcutt a two-base hit and Catterson a three-base hit.
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