Noble & Greenough Triumphs in City Schoolboy Regatta Final
Noble & Greenough won the first heat in 6m 15s by about three quarters of a length over Cambridge Latin and Rindge, as Volk mann and Brookline led the second heat. Qualified for tomorrow's finals were Noble, Cambridge Latin, Rindge, and Volkmann. In second crews Brookline, Volkmann, and Noble qualified, while Roxbury Latin did not row due to scholarship troubles.
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Charles
Volkmann
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Noble & Greenough
Brookline
English
Noble
Roxbury
Interscholastic Rowing Association
Rindge
Harvard
Wardwell
Goodale
Ryan
Stratton
Cambridge
Cambridge Latin Schools
Latin School
Kronenberg
English High
Lally
Jeffere
Back Bay
Volkman
Boston
Dexter
Whittemore
Bridge & Launch
Storer
Weston
Peterson Bow
Courtney
Coleman
Lincoln
Baker Bow
Boynton
Niece
Locke Bow
Guild
Walker
Locke
Fales
Curtis Bow
Kimball
Niccolls
Krafts
Willetts
Collins
Hoy
Igh
Teffie
Hagerty
Roche
Hall
Murphy Beats Baldwin in Cracking Armory Bout
Tommy Murphy of Harlem defeated Matty Baldwin of Charlestown in a hard fought boxing match at the Armory A. A. New York’s Murphy used strong body punches and sustained pressure, while Baldwin faded after the eighth round. Preliminaries saw Young Nixon stop Ben Franklin and Young Jack Johnson beat Jack Grant.
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Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Armory A. A
New York
Matty
Murphy
Baldwin
Young Nixon
Cambridge
Ben Franklin
Jack Johnson
Jack Grant
East Boston
Armory Club
Joe Morris
Billy Shevlin
Navy
Peek LeFavor
Brockton
Kid Perron
Pawtucket
Tom Foley
South Boston
Young McDonough
Manchester
Johnson Shaufman bid for world heavyweight title fight
Jack Johnson and Charlies Harvey signed articles for a world heavyweight title bout with a 65 to 35 purse split. The date and location remain undecided with bidders to determine the venue and final terms. Johnson restricts San Francisco to 20 rounds and bars Australia from bidding. world reach contemplated if needed. The match waits for the Ketchel situation to resolve before scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
al Shaufman
Charlies Harvey
Johnson
San Francisco
Australia
France
England
Harvard Juniors Defeat Sophomores in Interclass Ruckus
In the first Harvard interclass baseball game, the juniors edged the sophomores 3 to 2 in a close, exciting contest. Foster and Ferguson scored for the juniors, while Long and Carr contributed for Harvard 1911.
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Harvard
Foster
Ferguson
Long
Carr
Sweetser
Minot
Pond
Tolen
Angell
Paul
Everts
Twitchell
Heah
Five cars start 4000 mile endurance run to Seattle
Five motor cars depart from New York City City Hall on a 4000 mile endurance run to Seattle for a $2000 Guggenheim trophy. Mayor McClellan sends them off at 3 pm as President Taft activates the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exhibition in Seattle.
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New York
M. Robert Guggenheim
Seattle
McClellan
Taft
Washington
East Boston and West Roxbury duel ends with EB victory
East Boston beat West Roxbury 53 to 46 in a dual meet after Charlestown failed to appear. Notable performances include Max Alin of East Boston winning the high jump and placing second in the broad jump, and Joseph Griffin of West Roxbury sweeping the mile and half mile in strong times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
West Roxbury
Charlestown
Max Alin
Joseph Griffin
A. Clogston
W. R
A. Zarrella
F. O’brien
E. B
FE. H. Hines
T.sheehan
P. F. Ives
O’brien
T. Glahey
Hines
Levax
T. Sheehan
EK. H. Hines
Pvp
Fr. Day
BE. B
Alford Gustafson
W. J
Curran
Max Ulin
EB. B
FE. B
Peterson
Baseball fans urged to back Tigers and Red Sox in key games
The column projects a lively afternoon with the Tigers in first place but beatable, and the Red Sox drawing strong fan attention after a championship victory. It also discusses college baseball chances, Marathon prize skepticism, and updates on rowing and sprinters like Burns Shrubb and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Red Sox
Jennings
Doves
Louis Orphee
Brighton Beach
Pat Dineen
South Boston
Orphee
Dineen
Answers to Queries on Baseball and Boxing Records
A reader asks about baseball scoring total bases and mile records for endurance events. The text then lists boxing weight classes from bantam to heavyweight, notes Halswelle's 400 metres prize in London, and cites historical fights and race records including Papke, Jeffries, and walking records.
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T. B
Wills
S. L
Providence
Halswelle
London
America
Gloucester
Jeffries
Medford High Tennis Team Defeats Malden in Suburban League
Medford High School volleyball? No. Medford tennis team wins 3–0 over Malden in Suburban league. Doubles Walsh-Kinsman beat Seward-Towne 6–0 6–3. Singles Streeter defeats Peabody 2–6 10–8 6–4. Street-Sor noted for second set performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Medford High School
Malden High
Malden
Street- Sor
Ables
Walsh
Kinsman
Seward
Towne
Streeter
Peabody
Harvard Crew Faces Yale Race After Cornell Defeat
Harvard's varsity crew returned to Cambridge after a setback to prepare for the Yale clash on July 1. The team, though physically fit, is downcast by the Cornell loss, with observers believing the adversity will sharpen resolve and ward off over confidence. Coach Wray will focus on the four oared boats during the rest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Varsity
Cambridge
Yale
Cornell
Crimson
Wray
Thompson equals world record with 699 in three games
Edward Thompson of the Park Row Bowling Club New York matched the world three game record with 699 at Madison Square Garden in a National Bowling Association event. His game scores were 246 210 248 and he narrowly missed a 700 by one pin on the final frame.
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New York
Edward Thompson
Park Row
Madison Square Garden
National Bowling Association
Thompson
Faneuils High Rollers Lead New York Bowling Tourney Prep
Three teams prepared for the New York bowling tourney as Faneuils posted 2843, Boston Post 2745, with a 1041 high second string. Post doubles will feature Hales and Puffer, Marston and Kenney, Harris and Wieman, while Faneuils pair Simson with Holland, Thomas with Southwell, Goulding with Faulkner. Ebonite pairs Williams with Beatty, Gumbright with Kinsman. Scores from last night listed.
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New York
New Boston
Faneuils
Boston Post
Post
Hales
Puffer
Marston
Kenney
Harris
Wieman
Faneuil
Simson
Holland
Thomas
Southwell
Goulding
Faulkner
Williams
Beatty
Gumbright
Kinsman
Dot Harris
Vie Holland
Simson Orenee Monet
Renee
Sac
Ates
Yannigans
Ovis
Hales Peewee Ets
Lawson Seaee
Williams Ane
Seater
Motalal Ota Isia-Ateatsese
AOE
Harvard Seeks Revenge in Busy Week at Soldiers Field
Harvard opens a busy week at Soldiers Field with a decisive matchup against Brown after a prior loss to Providence. Chet Nourse shut Harvard down for two hits in a whitewash as Brown beat Yale earlier, and New Haven’s team then defeated Brown 4 to 1 in Providence.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Brown
Crimson
Providence
Chet Nourse
Yale
New Haven Boys
Heydler Sets Dates for Postponed NL Games in New York
National League acting president John Heydler announced dates to complete postponed rain games. Doubleheaders in eastern cities, open dates in western cities. Schedules include Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis games from late June to August with multiple partner teams. Heydler to Cincinnati for board meeting and league vote on Harry Pulliam's restoration.
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New York
John Heydler
National League
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Heydler
Linton
League
Harry Pulliam
Harris Wins Consolation in Harvard Golf Meet
A. E. Harris defeated H. C. Clark 2 up and 1 to play yesterday afternoon in the consolation round at the Oakley Country Club links during the Harvard golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Harris
Harvard
H. C. Clark
Oakley Country Club
College games today headline visible matchups
Harvard plays Brown in Cambridge while Yale hosts Holy Cross in New Haven. Princeton meets Amherst at Princeton and Columbia faces Georgetown in New York. Fordham travels to Army at West Point and Indians meet Mercersburg at Mercersburg. Manhattan plays Norwich at Northfield Vermont and Colgate hosts Hamilton at Clinton.
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Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Yale
Holy Cross
New Haven
Princeton
Ambherst
Columbia
Georgetown
New York
Fordham
Army
West Point
Indians
Mercersburg
Manhattan
Norwich
Northfield
Colgate
Hamilton
Clinton
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Captain Cooley
Poyne
Floyd Bow
Storm
Holbrook
Blanchard
Harding Bow
Hadley
Snowden
Corr
Wallace Bow
Blake E
Vickery
Dudley
Davis
Edwards Bow
Lawton
Pierce
Meanix
Powell
Jordan Bow
Tentler
Ames
Graustein
Blackman
HH. P. Wardwell
George W. Brown
Roger Cutler
Newson
Richorn
John Graney
William O'Leary
Henry Carroll
Chester Robart
Tom Raw
Livi I
Matty of
Portsmouth
Frank Jones
Fast Boston
Coefeys Iyo
Duffey
Penn
Eli
Sidayrs
Fred Burns
Exeter
Burns
Ol Copeland
Dawbarn
Copeland
al Shrubb
Bill Sherring
Buffalo
Shrubb
Reggie’ Walker
Mike Murphy
Mike
Medford High
Ithaca
College
Dane — Sudweiser
Anheuser-Busch
S. S. Pierce CO
Jacob Wirth
Oxford
Mass
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