Records Smashed in Annual Schoolboy Meet at Harvard Stadium
Thirteen new records were set or tied in the Boston High School interscholastic track and field finals at Harvard Stadium. The High School of Commerce won with 1091 2 points, English High took second with 981 2, followed by Dorchester High 19 and Boston Latin 17. Notable marks included Harold Brigham’s 40-yard senior win in 6 31-5 seconds, Carl Anderson’s high jump 6 feet 6 1-2 inches, and Delan’s intermediate 440-yard record of 52 4-5 seconds, among others.
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Retirement Ends Hall of Fame Harvard Half-Miler Billy Bingham
Billy Bingham of Harvard declares his athletics career over after this season seeking only business in track and field. He regrets not clinching an intercollegiate title and notes the era of rival stars like Meredith and Murray reshaping amateur racing. The column also mentions Ted Meredith, Fred Murray, Jack Dillon, Frank Moran, Jim Greely and others planning events and matches with purses and workouts slated in various venues.
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Old Time Athletes to Gather at John O Brien’s Arm
The Old Time Athletes Association announces its annual outing at John O’Brien’s arm in Sloliston on Sunday July 16. Harvard Yale Princeton Dartmouth Holy Cross Maine alumni and others plan a large turnout led by Lynn and Tom Gavin as they recruit Dohovyans Fitzpatricks and more. contact George W Brown of the B A A soon.
Hartford Triumphs 2 1 Over New Haven in Protested Game
Hartford pitcher Radloff shut down New Haven after a rough first inning, allowing only three hits as Hartford won 2 to 1. The game ended under protest after disputed calls involving Courtney and M Shannon at the plate.
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Portland defeats Lynn 8 to 6 in early innings slugfest
Portland wins 8 to 6 over Lynn as heavy hitting in the first three frames sets the pace. Brown hits a home run and a pair of doubles while Tuckey and Whitaker shaped the pitchers' duel through 11 innings of play with multiple players contributing in the field and at the plate.
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Lowell Beats Lawrence 4-3 on Lohman Victory
Lowell defeats Lawrence 4 to 3 as Lohman earns his eighth win while Gilmore issues passes to 11 Lowell players. Lohman was effective most of the game for the home team.
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Springfield Defeats New London in Contested Baseball Game
New London bench cleared after objections to umpire Annon. Players fined and managers eCann and Wicker disciplined following the Springfield-New London clash with mixed hits and late scoring in New London.
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Giants Lose to Reds in 13 Innings at Home
New York, returning from a standout road trip that lifted them from eighth to second, fell to Cincinnati 6 to 4 in a 13 inning game at the ballpark.
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Giants and Reds In Tenacity Tilted Extra Innings
The veteran Mathewson gave up 9 hits and 4 runs in 8 innings as Cincinnati and New York tied late and battled to an 18th inning finish. Wingo scored on a misplay, Chase stole home, and Merkle held the ball during the play. McGraw was ejected in the sixth after protesting.
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Pirates Beat Dodgers 5 to 2 in Opening Battle
Pirates bunched three hits off Appleton in the second and three more off Marquard in the seventh to win 5 to 2 in Brooklyn. Mamaux held Brooklyn to one hit through seven innings, Hy Myers homered, and in the eighth a Meyers pass, Stengel double, and Myers single produced two more runs.
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Trinity Elects Bjorn Hartf ord Track Captain
Walter Bjorn of Hartford was elected captain of the Trinity College track team. He is a broad jumper.
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Bowdoin Beats Bates 9-1 In Ivy Day Game
Bowdoin defeats Bates 9 to 1 on Ivy Day to secure second place in the Maine State championship series. Woodman hit a first inning homer with two on, Purvere started and Fowler finished, while Bowdoin’s defense scattered Bates’ hits.
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Gill Gallant Ready to Return to Ring
Gilbert Gallant the Chelsea lightweight is again ready for active service in the boxing ring. Aleck McLean will handle his interests and start him training immediately with Mike Glover, who is preparing for a bout with Ted Lewis at the Armory A. A.
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William Breslin Rise: Britton Fight and Score Dispute at Atlas
The record notes Fifth-Jack Britton born William J. Breslin who KO'd Eddie Murphy in ten rounds at Atlas Club in 1914 and had no KO over Joe Eagan. A rain-shortened game stalled at 1-1 after five innings with six innings in progress, prompting a disputed call. The score reverts to the last completed even inning as per rules.
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