Boy Oarsmen to Row for Championship Title
The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association regatta for championship and junior crews will be raced on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons on the Charles River basin. Rivalry runs high as time trials show the crews evenly matched. Participants include Brookline High, High School of Commerce, Boston Latin, and Boston English.
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Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
Charles River
Brookline High
High School of Commerce
Boston Latin
Boston English
Seven crews set for Boston high school rowing championship
Seven boats compete for the championship with Brookline High favored over Cambridge Latin and High School of Commerce. Two days of racing run Tuesday trials and Thursday finals, with 3 o'clock start from Charlesgate East to Union Boat Club, rowed by crews listed with captains, stroke, and bow positions.
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Union Boat Club
Brookline High
Newton
Phillips
Dussassoi
Cooley
Clark
Young
Morrison
Litchfield
DeForrest
Jackson
Hoyt
Baker
H. McDonald
Bettison
Lindbloom
Kalloch
Place
Cambridge Latin
Whittimore
Flynn
Gilman
French
MacKinnon
Killam
Dunton
Shoner
Boston College High
L. Breau
Creed
McMulkin
Rooney
Dacey
Sullivan
Whalley
Doherty
Breau
O’brien
Georges Carpentier Wins European Heavyweight Title
In Ghent Belgium Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight champion defeated Bombardier Wells the British titleholder in four rounds. Carpentier was down in round one and again in round two but recovered to expose Wells weak stomach and win with a midsection flurry and a final solar plexus punch just before the fourth round ended.
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Ghent
Belgium
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Bombardier Wells
Carpentier
Bombardier
Soccer scores from Nashville Memphis and Montgomery matches
In Nashville Nashville 2 Atlanta 1 and Memphis Mobile 6 Memphis 2, Montgomery New Orleans 6 Montgomery 2 results listed. The terse summary records three score lines with city pairs and final tallies.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Myers Tied for Lead in Base Stealing Race
Baseball notes show Myers of the Boston Nationals tied for the stolen base lead with Lobert of the Phillies while Herzog of the Giants and Bescher of the Reds also pursue. In the American League Milan leads batters, with Cobb regaining top form after a Saturday game. Cravath retakes NL batting lead as McDonald of the Braves climbs. Konetchy of St. Louis is closing in on Huggins in the National League race for captain.
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McLoughlin the sole American Davis Cup practice player
M E McLoughlin was the only American Davis Cup team member to train today at the West Side Tennis Club. He worked backcourt ground strokes against pro C B E Haggett with no scores kept. Australian players skipped practice for a city sightseeing tour. A B Jones remains weak after illness and may miss cup matches.
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M. E. McLoughlin
West Side Tennis Club
C. B
E. Haggett
A. B. Jones
Boston
Hal Chase Traded to the White Sox for Zeider and Borton
First baseman Hal Chase is traded from the New York Americans to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for infielder Rolie Zeider and first baseman Borton. Manager Frank Chance says Chase was fading at bat and a change was needed, with Chance to play first base for New York and Zeider likely to second.
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Hal Chase
Chicago White Sox
Rolie Zeider
Borton
Frank Chance
Chance
White Sox
Chase
Hal
Zeider
New Yorks
Cubs
Chicago
Callahan
New York Americans
George Stallings
Harry Wolverton
Courtney to Retire From Cornell Crews in Three Years
Ithaca June 1 Charles E Courtney veteran coach of the Cornell University crews will cease active work as head of the Cornell navy when his contract ends three years hence.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell University
Cornell Navy
Courtney steps back as Cornell head coach after 28 years
Courtney announces he will not bear full responsibility for training oarsmen, may work in advisory navy role. He retools the freshman eight, adding Bailey at bow Gilmore at No 5 and Rand as coxswain. Freshmen defeat second eight by five lengths in time trial as crews plan to leave for Poughkeepsie midweek.
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Courtney
Navy
Cornell
Harvard
Bailey
Gilmore
Rand
Poughkeepsie
Four Motor Boats Enter Philadelphia to Bermuda Race
Four motor boats including the Dream and Barbara II are entered for the Philadelphia to Bermuda ocean race of 734 nautical miles for the James Gordon Bennett cup. The event, with a $1000 prize, starts next Saturday from Philadelphia under the Yachtsmen's club and the Royal Yacht Club of Bermuda. George Goldbeck will sail the Dream. Captain Campbell leads Barbara II. Tec and Tecsam II also compete.
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Royal Yacht Club of
Bermuda
George Goldbeck
Campbell
Yachtsmen’s
Tec
New York
Thomas Day
Tecsam Iti
R. L. Young
Keio University Routs Stanford In Japan Baseball Tilt
Keio University defeated Stanford in Tokyo with a game score showing Keio ahead 8 3 7 3 3 5 8 across innings while Stanford posted 3 5 and 8 in the three frames. The contest featured Keio’s offense and Stanford’s pitching as the rivals faced off on neutral soil.
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Tokio
Kelo University
Leland Stanford University
Keio
Leland Stanford
Giants Still Fightin for Pennant Run in 1918
Cincinnati dispatch notes the New York Giants, under McGraw, have not surrendered despite early losses. The writer cites a need for steady hitting and improved pitching, highlights key matchups with St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburgh, and predicts a season-long battle chiefly between the Giants and Pirates.
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Boxing Card Highlights From Philadelphia
Paddy Callahan and Gene Deln clash in Philadelphia while Eddie Doyle faces Freddie Bradley in the same city. Billy Bennett meets Youn sea York, and Morgan battles Digger Stanley in London.
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Gene Deln
Philadelphia
Eddie Doyle
Freddie Bradley
Billy Bennett
Youn
Sea York
Gradwell
Eee Morgan
Digger Stanley
Lonon
Holy Cross and Boston to Clash at College Day
A large turnout is expected for June 17 as Boston College and Holy Cross meet on the diamond for the first time in years. The event aims to fund the new athletic field, with a preliminary High School game at 1:30. Notables like William J. Bryan and Mayor John F. Fitzgerald are slated to attend.
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Boston College
Holy Cross
Father Gasson
Holy Cross College
Boston College High
Boston
Murphy
Roxbury
William J. Bryan
William K. Murray
James M. Curley
John F. Fitzgerald
Distance stars in Dorchester run
A large portion of Boston area distance stars enter the sixth annual 10 mile open handicap cross country run under North Dorchester A A. A field will start at Franklin Field and loop through Blue Hill avenue Matapan square Blue Hill parkway Canton avenue Hemenway Pond and back. Entries close Wednesday June 4 with Walter G Woodworth.
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Boston
North Dorchester A. A
Franklin Field
Blue Hill Avenue
Mattapan Square
Blue Hill Parkway
Canton Avenue
Hemenway Pond
Fiske Elected Captain of Princeton Track Team
Princeton New Jersey June 1 The Princeton track team will be led by captain Tors rance Fiske a junior from Minneapolis Minnesota. Fiske won the pole vault in the intercollegiate meet at Cambridge last Saturday adding two inches to his best height.
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N. J
Torsrance Fiske
Mineeapolis
Minn
Fiske
Cambridge
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