Cornell Leads in Meet Trials
Cornell dominates the Intercollegiate Association trials at Philadelphia with 16 qualifiers in 11 events and no record performances due to wet conditions. Dartmouth and Princeton also advance strong showings, while Penn State, Pittsburgh, MIT, Columbia and others fill remaining finals spots as finals set for Franklin Field.
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Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
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EK. FE. Myers
J. E. Gordon
Roy Lasterdey
Joseph KE. Breckley
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W. W. Webber
Newton in Harvard Box
Harvard varsity and freshman baseball squads left Cambridge for New Haven to face Yale. Coach Duffy planned Doc Newton to start with Stan Johnson in reserve due to a sore arm. Butterfield will oppose Yale freshmen as part of the traveling party.
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Harvard University
Cambridge
New Haven
Yale
Duffy
Doc Newton
Stan Johnson
Butterfield
Bates Defeats Bowdoin 6-3 In Ivy Day Baseball
Bates won the annual Ivy Day baseball game against Bowdoin with a 6 to 3 victory in Brunswick. Bates scored all runs in the first four innings as Savage was hit hard, while Potteries Fowler Elwell Van Vloten and Hall contributed on the mound and at bat for Bates. Bowdoin managed three runs with key plays from Savage and Hall as the game ended.
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Brunswick
Yankees Acquire Bender From Phillies in Waiver Deal
Announcement says veteran Indian pitcher Chief Bender was purchased by the New York Americans from the Philadelphia Nationals for the waiver price. Bender, a hold-out with Fore River in the Shipbuilders' league, will report to the Yankees likely in Chicago.
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Chief Bender
New York Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Bender
Fore River
Shipbuilders
Yankees
Chicago
Cambridge Latin Wins Crew Race
Cambridge Latin's four oared crew won the Boston interscholastic regatta, beating Brookline High by three-quarters of a length with Huntington School close behind, time 5 minutes 57 seconds. Second heat went to Huntington School over Boston College High, with Boston Latin fourth.
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Brookline High
Brookline
Huntington School
Boston Latin
Huntington
Cottage Farm
Harvard Bridge
Stridge Tech
Armstrong
Boston Wall
Manning
Boston College High
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John J. Collier
Henry W. Spercer
Randolph Heizer
William Manninz
Archie Ridley
Wallace Putnam
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Philip Bowker
Payson Rowe
T. Ewen Kiggen
John Hemenwey
Graham Mehaffey
Donald Grant
Samuel James
Francis J. Ryan
James G. Cronin
Edward O. Ottis
Albert H. Armstrong
Sherman Clough
Robert Grant
Felix Tausing
Robert L. Hutchins
Edward F. Crosscup
Marshall Duane
Nelson J. O'Brien
James Doyle
William Spang
Joseph A. O'Connor
Raymond McLaughlin
Paul P. Palmer
James Ham
Edgar Farnum
Norman Stuart
H. R. Watson
High School of Commerce
Charles Sassone
Norman T. Beardsley
William H. Walter
William E. Surrette
Bow
Francis J. Tague
Navy Yard to Play Newport in Big District Showdown
Jack Barry s Boston Navy Yard team will face the Second Naval District squad from Newport at Braves Field Sunday afternoon at 3 30. Both teams are considered district champions and will use Soldiers Field for final practice with a free admission game aided by the Boston National League club and President Tener s umpires. The Navy Yard band will perform during preliminaries.
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Boston Navy Yard
Soldiers Field
Naval District
Newport
Braves Field
Navy Yard
Boston National League Club
Tener
National League
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York
Dick Rudolph
National Commission
Boston
Charley Herzog
Braves
Stallings Coalition
Chicago Cubs
Fred Mitchell
Rochester Triumphs Over Buffalo 4 1 in Hockey
Rochester defeats Buffalo 4 to 1 and Binghamton edges Baltimore 2 to 0 while Syracuse covers Toronto 6 to 3. Jersey City Newark Wet Grounds listed as a venue.
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Buffalo
Binghamton
Baltimore
Syracuse
Toronto
Scores from Southern Association baseball doubleheader
Memphis defeated Birmingham 7 1 while New Orleans beat Chattanooga 6 0 and Little Rock topped Atlanta 7 0 in a high scoring set of games.
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Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Braves Back Home After Western Trip Boost to Pennant Hopes
The piece notes George Stallings Braves return from a strong Western swing with Pat McDonald stepping in for John Flanagan in weight events. It mentions Baker’s hot batting and hints at Yankee pennant chances. It also compares Exeter and Andover track displays and recalls Al Demaree’s pitching battles with McGraw’s club.
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George Stallings
Braves
Exeter
Andover
al Demaree
McGraw
Pat Morans
Willard Rumored For Ring Role In Dempsey Fulton Bout
The piece notes Jess Willard may join the Jack Dempsey Fred Fulton bout as a third man in the ring. It mentions Willard leaving Kansas for the event and comments on rivals in the same arena. It also notes Billy Queal the former American distance runner now in YMCA forces, likely absent from the Scotch five mile race this season.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Fred Fulton
Big Jess
Kansas
Billy Queel
Billy
White Sox top Indians 3 to 2 in Cicotte debut win
Chicago defeats Cleveland 3 to 2 as Cicotte earns his first win of the season. Murphy drives in the go ahead run in the eighth after a second inning lead by errors. Cleveland ties in the seventh but Chicago answers with timely hitting and strong defense.
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Murphy
FE. Collins
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Ry Wiliams
Mitchell School Holds Track Meet With Nason Trophies
The Mitchell Military School in Billerica will host its annual track and field meet on campus tomorrow afternoon. Prizes are funded by Harry L. Nason of Boston, president of the Alumni Association, with four trophies awarded across senior and junior divisions. Ten senior events and five junior events are planned.
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Mitchell Military School
Nason
Norrow
Harry L. Nason
Boston
Mitchell Military School Alumni Association
Upham Sold to Boston Club From Hibbing Leap
St Paul based baseball player Bill Upham who left his St Paul contract last year to join Hibbing on the Tron Range has been sold to the Boston National League team and departed for Boston today.
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Bill Upham
St. Paul
Hibbing
Boston
Did Howard Drew Run for Harvard in 1912 or 1913
The article states Drew never ran for Harvard. It notes his tracks with Springfield High School University of California and Drake University, and that his closest link to Harvard was in 1912 on the Stadium track competing to join the Swedish Olympic team.
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Springfield High School
University of California
Drake University
al Shrubb
Tel Berna
Rudolph
Braves
Will L. D. Holbrook
Hayward Briggs
Doc Almy
St. Louis Browns Edge Tigers 3 2 In Shortened Game
Detroit failed to capitalize, losing to St. Louis 3 to 2 as the game ended early to allow the Browns to catch a train. The decisive run came in the sixth on a walk given to Demmitt, Smith’s sacrifice, and Gedeon’s RBI single.
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Gedeon
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Tobin
Bush
Austin
Young
Sisler
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Gerber
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P. Spencer
An Boland
Jones
DR. Jones
Boland
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Seener
Witt Yelle
Nunamaker
Nunamaker Smith
Devens Boxers to Meet Radio School in Feature Bout
The Devens boxers travel to face the Naval Radio School team after last week’s Camp Devens win at Ayer. Youngberg of Radw meets McMinimum in the feature bout. Billy Murray Boston postmaster attends ringside as Johnnie Brassil of the B A A serves as referee.
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Camp Devens
Ayer
Youngberg
Radw
McMinimum
Billy Murray
Boston
Johnnie Brassil
Cyclists Race Tonight At Revere Track
George Wiley of Syracuse plans a 25 mile motor paced race at Revere track tonight facing Vincent Madonna and Paul Suter after earlier season win over Victor Linart and Frank Corey. Sprints for amateurs and professionals will precede the main event.
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Victor Linart
Frank Corey
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Braves Rally to Face Cubs in Boston Showdown
The Braves arrive in Boston after a West coast surge and a rain sidelined finale in Brooklyn. Manager Stallings anchors the crew with Dana Fillingim set to face Lefty George Tyler as Chicago visits Braves Field amid renewed fanfare and a War Fund drive.
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Braves
Boston
Chicago
West
Cubs
Stallings
Dana Fillingim
George Tyler
Woonsocket
Knights of Columbus War Fund
Middlesex Plays St George's In Newport Showdown
Middlesex School of Concord travels to Newport Rhode Island to face St George's School in a bid to win another state title after a 12 game winning streak and private school championships in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Connecticut
Middlesex School
Concord
Newport
R. I
St. George's School
Middlesex
Jockey Peak Suspended After Belmont Park Race
Jockey Peak was set down for a week by Belmont Park stewards after Airman, his mount, finished first in the fifth race but was disqualified for fouling Monomoy in the stretch. No race was awarded to Monomoy.
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Board of Stewards
Belmont Park
Airman
Monomoy
Concord High Opens Diamond Clash at Needham
The Concord High School baseball team travels to Needham High School this afternoon for their annual diamond contest, a long standing local rivalry game expected to draw student and community support.
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Concord High School
Needham
Yale and Harvard Ready for Two Mile War Time Regatta
Yale and Harvard varsity eight crews prepare for a two mile race on the Housatonic River above Derby in New Haven. The event, set for 6 p m, will be watched by large crowds despite wartime conditions and new course unfamiliarity.
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hEogee
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Niehoffs Leg Broken in Early Phillies Game
Niehoff of the New York Nationals broke his right leg in the first inning in a collision with Young the Philadelphia right fielder. Both players were chasing a high fly when Young dropped to the ground to avoid impact.
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Niehoff
New York Nationals
Young
Pirates Defeat Cardinals 12 in League Totals
Pirates beat Cardinals 12 to 7 as Steele earned the win and Horstman took the loss. Bats led by Mollwitz and Stengel with multiple hits and several players stealing bases. errors plague both sides in a high scoring game.
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Oth
Pittsburg
Smith
Baird
Hornsby
Smyth
Tuero
Gonzales
Bisbee
Mollwitz
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Paulette
M'K'nie
Kavagh
C. Jacobs
A Tuero
Giants Beat Phillies 2-1 to Take Series
Young delivered a bases loaded single in the sixth as the Giants won 2-1 over Philadelphia in the series finale. Zimmerman wild throw sparked a late rally, Cravath foul line drive counted, and Niehoff broke his leg in a collision but the Giants held on.
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Young
New York
Zimmerman
Adams
Méusel
Sallee
Cravath
Niehoff
Williams
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