Schoolboy Crews in Final Races on the Charles Today
Final races for the schoolboy rowing championship take place this afternoon on the Charles at 3 30. Qualifiers Noble & Greenough Brookline High Cambridge Latin and Rindge race for the crown with a strong field and a possible new course record.
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Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
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Storer
Cooley
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Collins
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Rindge M. T
Hadley
Corr
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Sherburne
Tuttle
Bakerstroke
Coleman
Hannigan
Carver
Davis
Harvard Beats Exeter in a Listless Game
Harvard shut out Exeter 3 to 0 in a weary baseball contest. Hicks pitched for Harvard while Frye and Litchfield worked for Exeter, with Exeter’s Wingate and Wingate’s solid fielding highlighting the visitors’ effort. Harvard led early, then played safe through the middle innings as Exeter threatened but failed to break through.
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Exeter
Onions
Crimson
Crimsor
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Litchfield
Sixeter
Dana Wingate
Back Bay
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Ewane
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Digewell
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Pratt
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MceLaughlin
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Fry
Don Hennessey
Foxye
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Conway
Pocket Time Savers Hand Books For Tradesmen
The I. C. S. hand books are time savers and salary raisers designed for the man on the job. Distinct volumes cover Electrical Workers Building Trades and Machinists with pages of information data and formulas.
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Boylston St
Bosto
Melrose and Dorchester thrill eleven innings
Melrose High defeated Dorchester High in an eleven inning game at Melrose. Melrose pitchers Conly endured ten hits while Cram held Dorchester to scattered safeties as the home team scored the deciding run in the top of the eleventh.
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Dorchester High
Melrose
Conly
Cram
Dorchester
Noble Greenough Defeats Volkmann In Lopsided Renewal
Noble & Greenough 11 Volkmann 1 in game two of the series. Hutchins drove a bases loaded double after a long drive by Noble, while Gannett homered on a misstep by Volkmann. Gregory also homered for Volkmann, but the rally fell short as Noble closed the season with a strong offensive showing.
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Noble
Wood
Hutchins
Gannett
Gregory of
B. Williams
Henderson
Noble & Gr’ouger
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E. Gannett
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Doten
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Barret
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Hend’son
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Vara
Saltonstal
Williams
Grant
Claflin
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Tenderson
W. Williams
Woods
Saltonstall
Clafin
Burleigh
Artificial methods in sport and gas treatment debates
Arthur Duffey discusses skepticism toward stimulants and endorses oxygen gas used by Jimmy Walsh in boxing against Pat Moore. He notes similar use by Sam Langford and others, cites cross Atlantic referee trouble, mentions Packey’s testing period, and references sprinting start technique by Jimmy Rector. He also questions a baseball incident involving a late batting-order change.
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Jimmy Walsh
Pat Moore
Sam Langford
Sandy Ferguson
Walsh
Moore
Jimmy
Forfeit Declared In Darkened Ninth Inning Tie
Telegram reports a tied baseball game between Orange N. S. and Athol H. S. in the 11th inning. Orange N. S. scores twice in the top of the 11th but Athol refuses to bat in the bottom half due to darkness. The umpire forfeits the game to Orange N. S. due to untimely conclusion.
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Athol
Orange N. S
Athol H. S
Orange H. S
Rindge Boys Over Cambridge Latin In Clean Win
Rindge Manual defeated Cambridge Latin at Rindge Field Cambridge by 13 to 2. Key plays included hits by Metivier and O'Brien and a double play by Armstrong and Clark. Attendance about 400 with Mason, Smith, and Fitzgerald pitching.
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Rindge Field
Cambridge
Metivier
O’brien
Armstrong
Clark
Rindge M. T. S
Cambridge L
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A.B
Pad PO
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Green
Siebert
OlDoes
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Sha O'Brien
Gochran
Mason
Kitzeld
Kriger
Brooks
Murphy
Danahy
Glenan
Edgerton
Daly
O'Connor
Smith
Fitzgerald
Sprague
Everett High Wins Its Fifteenth Victory
Everett High defeated Quincy High 6 to 4 on the local field in a loosely played game. Manning starred for Quincy with five assists and four putouts. Costly second inning errors by Quincy allowed Everett to score five runs. Norris started pitching for Everett but was benched after Quincy tallied three times in the sixth.
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Everett High
Quincy High
Manning
Quincy
Everett
Norris
R.H.E. Everett
Buckley
M. Chapman
H. Chapman
Davidson in No Hit Game at Medford High
Medford High School pitcher Davidson tossed a no hit no run victory over Wakefield High on Fulton street grounds by 7 to 0. Medford scored two in the first and five in the eighth with strong hitting from Fahey and Cosgrove and sharp fielding by Barrett. Chesley starred for Wakefield. It marks Medford’s second no hit game this season following a victory over Medford with Joe Fahey pitching.
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Davidson
Wakefield High
Fulton Street
Fahey
Cosgrove
Barrett
Chesley
Winchester High Edges Woburn 3 2 In Varsity Clash
Yesterday results list score updates with Winchester High defeating Woburn High 3 to 2 while West Point beat Stevens Institute 5 to 0 and Syracuse toppled Columbia 12 to 0. Revere High won 10 to 2 over Hyde Park High. Groton School beat St Marks 7 to 6.
Jeff Jeffries Returns to Ring With Hard Sparring Session
In Ben Lomond California Jeffries ends a week long rest and orders his partners to slug. Bob Armstrong starts the sparring, followed by Joe Choynski, and Sam Berger in a two round main event. Corbett watched the exhibition and will spar next Monday.
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Cal
James J. Jeffries
Jeff
Bob Armstrong
Bob
Armstrong
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Sam Berger
Sam
Berger
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Johnson Delivers Tough Sparring Day in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 1 Johnson spent the morning on road work and then boxed vigorously in the afternoon. He skipped attempting his record to preserve energy and plans to add several sparring partners by week’s end to handle daily training.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Waltham High Beats Somerville High 5 0 at Broadway Field
Waltham High won 5 to 0 over Somerville High yesterday afternoon. Bill Barry pitched a one hit game for Waltham, with only one Somerville runner reaching second base. Somerville collected six hits off Wing but four errors cost them. Miles drew a walk and Williams followed with the lone Somerville hit.
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Somerville High
Broadway Field
Bill Barry
Waltham
Somerville
Miles
Williams
R.H.E
Barry
Leary
Wing
Ginn
Yale and Holy Cross Tie Ten and Half Inning Marathon
Yale and Holy Cross fought ten and a half innings without scoring in New Haven. Mahoney of Holy Cross excelled in fielding and pitching, while Yale runners were repeatedly thwarted by sharp plays and smart baserunning. The game ended before Yale could bat in the 11th due to a 6:15 train deadline.
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Conn
Yale
Holy Cross
Mahoney
Marfey
J. Mahoney
Gans
Mallory Elopes With Senator's Daughter and Family Visit
In a comic newsroom tale, Skid Mallory bows to romance with a senator’s daughter. The elopement rumor sparks a tense fetch as Mallory’s future father in law arrives to meet the couple and arrange a formal visit before sailing.
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