Eli Crew Seeks Close Thames Finish as Undefeated Season Opens
News notes from New Haven report Eli varsity crews showing enthusiasm in practice under Coach Nickals and Jim Wray. Cornell's setback to Harvard at Lake Cayuga prompts Western committee tactics for June 26 Harvard Stadium games. Also covered are Mahoney’s mile progress, Gibbons versus Bartfield draw, and prep school meet plans.
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Duffey's 2 Ports Fight Ends as Curley Stops It
Jim Flynn is anticipated as the likely winner but Fireman Jim breaks his hand in round three yet continues until Jack Curley throws in the towel in the ninth round.
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Talk of Nelson Welsh bout in Havana never materialized
The letter argues no Nelson versus Welsh fight occurred at the Johnson Willard bill in Havana. It also discusses baseball outs on a batted ball and runner credit, Dorchester Day 10 mile race entries, and Fabre versus Hennigan in the 10 mile race.
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Fabre
Canada
Jimmy Hennigan
Washington Senators Win Behind Philadelphia Errors
Washington defeated Philadelphia 8 to 5 as Battery and fielding mistakes by Philadelphia aided the visitors. Washington scored three runs in the second inning after two singles two steals a wild pitch and two errors by McAvoy, then added two more in the third on Kopf's error a passed ball and Morgan's single.
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Hyde Park High Beats East Boston High In Suburban League Duel
Hyde Park High defeated East Boston High 10 to 9 at the Stony Brook Reservation yesterday afternoon. Scully, Lawrence, Swenson, Woodworth, Lasker and others contributed runs as Hyde Park rallied with multiple scoring plays and strong pitching from Winch and Murphy. Attendance was about 300.
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Harvard Crew Changes Prompt Short-term Rotation
Harvard crew announces changes in both first and second varsity shells at the crew quarters with only slight differences from two weeks ago. J. C. White, 17, replaces Bart Harwood at No 4 in the first eight while Harwood recovers from a sore hand. the change is temporary and Harwood will return in a few days.
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Rowing lineup changes as Culbert withdraws from year
J T L Jeffries joins No 3 boat replacing Ken Culbert who must quit rowing for the year due to muscle strains per crew physician. Ernest Soucy also quits training for illness. Freshman crew adds Simmons and Williams. major reshuffle across varsity
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White Sox Beat Tigers 4-1 as Faber Extends Win Streak
Urban Faber earned his eighth straight win for Chicago guiding a 4-1 victory over Detroit. Eddie Collins collected three hits and scored three runs as Veach plus a double helped the White Sox build a cushion early, with Detroit scoring only on miscues and a late triple by Veach.
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Urban Faber
Detroit
Breton
Crawford
Veach
Harvard Track Men Elect Tomorrow
Harvard track captain for the coming college year will be chosen tomorrow at a noon meeting. W. J. Bingham, class of 1916, leads, with Crimson high jumper J. O. Johnstone likely to be nominated. both are major point scorers for the varsity squad.
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Red Sox claim 4–3 win in 13 innings at Polo Grounds
Boston pitchers shore up defense and late scoring lift the Red Sox over the Highlanders 4 to 3 in 13 innings to seize third place in the American league as Smokey Joe Wood shines in a season-long duel. Speaker and Maisel lead the offense with key hits and a late run gives Boston the verdict after a three-hour marathon.
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Wood’s pitching saves Red Sox in tense Highlanders clash
In a grueling 13 inning duel, Smokey Joe Wood withstood relentless pressure as eight innings stretched him to the limit. Boston’s defense and timely hitting from Hooper Speaker and Lewis backed the ace, preventing the Highlanders from capitalizing on early threats.
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Glover Becomes Australia Welterweight Champion
Mike Glover of South Boston defeats Matt Wells of England in a 12 round bout at Atlas A A, claiming the antipodean welterweight title. The writer notes Wells was largely outmatched, with Glover dominating though missing many punches.
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England
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Australia
Atlas A. A
Boxing notes from Boston match highlight rules and upcoming bouts
The report covers semi final disqualification of Joe Eagan for repeated glove use on Bert Davidson and a warm crowd reaction. Referee Donahue officiated early bouts and is expected to face stronger opponents next time. Upcoming main bout features Charley Thomas versus Charley White with Matty Baldwin rumored as White's challenger. contractual issues kept Baldwin from boxing.
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Miss Sears Eliminated in Pennsylvania Eastern States Tennis
Eleanora Sears of Boston loses in the singles third round to Mrs. Marshall MacLean of Morristown, N J 6 1 6 4. Sears and Marion Fenno reach potential women's doubles crown after beating E M Fox and Hilbert Harvey 6 3 6 4.
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Monitor Players Lose To Post 6 To 2
Monitors fall 6 to 2 as DeCastro exits after being hit by a pitched ball. O Haire Smith Callahan Spencer Brown and Davidson listed among players. Smith hits a home run. Glass Dolan Spencer Brown steal bases. Callahan on 8 walks. Woodworth 2. O Haire to Campbell double play. Wade 8 passed balls. Louprette sac. time 1:43. attendance 200.
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Revere High Extends Win Streak in Interurban League
Revere High defeated Saugus High 11 to 4 at Boulevaii Field in Revere securing its sixth consecutive Interurban league victory.
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Chelsea High Triumph Over Winthrop 12 8 in League Showdown
Cheleen High led Chelsea High to a 12 to 8 victory over Winthrop High in a Interurban league game at Winthrop yesterday.
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Baseball and League Matchups Across Major Circuits
Schedules list games in the American League National League New England League Federal League and Colonial League. Matchups include Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago St. Louis at Cleveland New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at St. Louis Chicago at Pittsburg Worcester at Lewiston Fitchburg at Portland Lowell at Manchester Lynn at Lawrence St. Louis at Chicago Pittsburg at Kansas City etc.
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