Athletic Revival at Famous Old School Shown on Saturday
English High School showcased a renewed track form at Saturday’s meet, scoring 18 points to place third behind Worcester Academy and rivals. Burlingame led with a high jump win and pole vault tie, Norton won the broad jump, and O’Reilly took a runner-up in the quarter. Coaches O'Reilly and Holland foster a revival through dual meets and league competition.
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Famous Old School
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New England
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7 Ston School
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Holland
Burlingame
Pierce
Sherman
Norton
O’reilly
Mechanical pugilist from New Britain attracts boxing world attention
Myron W. Townsend reports J. R. Snelling of New Britain has built a mechanical fighting machine that mimics a real boxer with graceful footwork and equal力 punching. It avoids punishment and tires little, but its midsection blows can disrupt its gears. The piece notes legal loopholes for machine bouts and mocks baseball poems.
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Conn
Man
J. R. Snelling
New Mechanical Fighter Voices Onus of Prompt Fame at School
The piece notes a fictional speaker urging publication of pennant winners through 1910 with Chicago Boston Athletics and St. Louis appear in sequence. It mentions Cleveland’s 1945 pennant expectation and comments by Bob Fitzsimmons on boxing managers with a push for automatic management.
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New York
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Athletics
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Amateur Boxing Card Promises Busy Week in Charlestown
The Charlestown A C hosts its second tournament with preliminaries tomorrow night and finals Friday. We list bouts featuring Canole, Tommy Quill, Spike Robson, Johnny Al, Cy Flynn, Warren Zurbuck, Tommy Love, Willie Moody, Harry Lewis, Gus Gardner, Sailor Burke, Indy Walsh, Jimmy Gardner, Jackerty, Kid Goodman, Dick Hyland, and more across weight classes 105 to 135 pounds. The piece notes strong local interest and mentions forthcoming New York and Los Angeles matchups.
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Canole
Tommy Quillton
B. J
Spike Robson
Johnny al
Philadelphia
Cy Flynn
Warren Zurbuck
Alo
Tommy Love
Willie Moody
Lancaster
Penn
Harry Lewis
Gus Gardner
Sea
Charwo Ze C
Roane A
Tommy O’toole
1Radley
Aphiladelphia
Young Trve
Tommy Murphy
New York
Charlestown
Anne Tomy Quill
Taoenton T
Quill
Wettle
Billy Ryan
South Ton
New England
Walkel
Maslon
Nelson Ready to Meet Herrera Again
Los Angeles boxing fans heard manager Billy Nolan express willingness to match Battling Nelson against Herrera after Herrera walked out from the scales last Friday. Herrera hints he may explain the incident and hopes for another chance if his actions are clarified.
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Herrera
Los Angeles
Cal
Billy Nolan
Hererra
Somerville High Leads Interscholastic Standings
Somerville High dominates the Interscholastic league with strong fielding led by Sherry and Knight. Nichola hawks hits but teammates scoop well. English High second, Dorchester last, Malden fourth. In Boston High School league English and Dorchester share first, South Boston third, Boston Latin fourth. Mechanic Arts and Brighton without wins. Joe Butler steadies the mound for South Boston. Dorchester bats weak. Bell excels in field. Carley pitches well for Brighton. Woodlock and Bailey noted in fielding.
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Somerville High
Sherry
Knight
Nichola
English High
Rindge
Malden
Dorchester
English
South Boston
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts
Brighton
Joe Butler
Clay
Regnier
Hibbard
Sweetner
Reardon
Kennedy
Greene
Cannon
Bell
Brighton Carley
Bailey
Charley Woodlock
Boston Teams Struggle At Bat In Week Long Slump
Boston teams have slumped with weak hitting over the past week. Nationals captain Tenney has one hit in six games, 22 at bats, while Glase leads the Americans with two hits in one game. Grimshaw falls below .800 as others slide, Collins sits out, Selbach rises from .184 to .211.
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Tenney
Nationals
Glase
Grimshaw
Collins
Selbach
Local youth leagues list semipro opponents for summer
A fragmented notice lists numerous addresses in Boston Watertown and nearby towns with details of games against semiteams and strong semi professional teams. It mentions ages 12 to 18 and guarantees for June 16 July 4 and other dates.
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Holy Name Club
Exena
Ng Broadway
South Bost
South Dahlgren
Eee
Orevilliam Perring
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Mes
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Charleswindhields
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Watertown
P. Cehill
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Walworths
Nemnenaire
J. Lonergan
Guy Point
South Bossiedn
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W. F. Baling Mavy Yard
Glidden Tour Route Details Circulate in Boston
Augustus Post and others on the Glidden tour route committee arrive in Boston to finalize arrangements. The schedule lists daily runs across New York to Quebec and back with a total of about 1020 miles including stages from Buffalo to Rochester and Montreal to Quebec. Entry blanks for the New York Motor Club economy test outline a June 20 to 22 event over 430 miles from New York to Albany and back.
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Augustus Post
American Automobile Association
R. H. Johnson
Boston
Jackman
Rangeley
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Saratoga
Saratoga T
Elizabethtown
N. J
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Rangeley Lakes
Rangel Ley Axes
Bretton Woods
Lake Champlain
Montreal
Three Rivers
Quebec
New York Motor Club
New York
Albany
Springfield
Mass
Premier school crews to clash on Saturday
Cambridge Latin meets Brookline in a highly anticipated race on the Charles River next Saturday. Brookline aims to repeat a strong performance but may struggle to duplicate it. The winner will claim a hard earned supremacy in the season.
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The
Charles
Cambridge Latin
Brookline
Athletics lead American league in club batting mark
The Athletics top the American league in club batting with a .294 average, while the Boston team sits bottom at .239. The article frames runs as the key to leading the standings and notes batting as the decisive factor in the race.
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Athletics
Boston
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