Four Crews Qualify In Boston Schoolboy Regatta Heats
Preliminary trials on the Charles River for the Boston Schoolboy Rowing Association produced two heats for first crews and two for second crews. English High and Cambridge Latin won first heats, while Brookline High and Rindge Tech led second heats, earning finals berths.
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Boston Schoolboy Rowing Association
Charles River
English High
Cambridge _Latin
Brookline High
Rindge Technical School
Boston Latin
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge Latin School
High School of Commerce
Boston College High
Rindge Tech
Rindge
Cambridge
Commerce
Dornier
Elmer Mitchell
Irving Whittimore
Flynn
Killiam
French
Rogers
Webber
Nathan
Green
O'Callaghan
Keltie
Newton
Phillips
Dussassoit
Cooley
Clark
McDonald
R. H. Coleman
W. C. Coleman
W. H. Hoyt
Burke
Wellings
Southworth
Donovan
O'Neil
Breane
Ed Creed
McMulkin
Rooney
Pirates Triumph Over Bostons With 7 2 Victory in Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeats Boston 7 to 2 as Tyler and Robinson duel as left handers. Pirates capitalize on a mix of extra base hits including three bases by Viox and a three bagger by Hofman to pull ahead after the fifth inning. Titus and Mann star in the field with several spectacular catches.
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Robinson
Tyler
Pirates
Braves
Mann
Wilson
Viox
Wagner
Byrne
Whaling
Lord
Bostons
Maranville
Hofman
Booe
Myers
Sweeney
Titus
Miller
Carey
Simon
Pittsburg
Dac
AB Ry Bih
PO A
Boston
Eenee
Sf Ereenee
Devlin
YU Oto
Norman
Sac- Myers
Oifice
Byroie
Burrney Tyler
Brennan and
Eason
Ames Pitches Three Hit Shutout Game
Red Ames pitched one of the best games of his career to hold Cincinnati to three hits and shut out Brooklyn 1 to 0. Allen allowed three hits. Bescher drove in the lone run with a first inning single.
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Cincinnati
Ames
New York
Brooklyn
Allen
Yingling
Bescher
Bates
Marsans
O ‘Almeida
Groh
Berghammer
S. Districes
TOGIS
AB. R. BH. TB
PO. A. E. Moran
Lodyl
Cutshaw
Stengel
Daubert
Smith
Fisher
Ogee
Thawisertee Oake
ONG
Csc
Cass
Allen, PikeGrave Resi
Aw Yingling, P
heaCalshan Si5iseee
Catshay
Kling
Moran
Miller
Devore
O’day and Emslie
Howard Drew
Springfield
Drew
Eddie Grant Sold to New York Nationals for 3500
Cincinnati third baseman Edward Grant was sold today by Manager Joe Tinker to the New York National League club for 3500 dollars in cash. Grant will join the New York team in St Louis at once.
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Cincinnati
Edward Grant
New York
Joe Tinker
Grant
St. Louis
League Matchups Listed For Cities Across Regions
American section shows Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Washington National section pairs Boston at Chicago New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati New England section lists Brockton at Portland Lowell at Fall River New Bedford at Lynn Worcester at Lawrence
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E. Attee
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
ST Louis
Attee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
ST Tau Fens
New England
Lowess Pe
NEW Bedford
Brockton
Portland
Fall River Ee
Worcester Ee
Lawrence Lynn
Philadelphia i
Cleveland Sevee
Sess Ae
Chicago Eerie Ar
Boston Bis
St. Louis Ee
New York Ee
Pittsburg A
St. Louis
See
Boston Ee
Sen
Lowell Lawrence
Brockton Hee
Worcester
Lynn
Tall River
Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence
Local Team Scores Across Regional Matches
Pittsfield beat New Haven 7 to 3 in Pittsfield. New London defeated Bridgeport 3 to 2 in New London. Hartford edged Springfield 2 to 0 with 6 in Hartford. Waterbury won over Holyoke 4 to 1 in Holyoke.
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Pittsfield
New Haven
New London
Bridgeport
Hartford
Springfield
Holyoke
Waterbury
Scores Reported From Multiple City Matchups
Art Minneapolis-Minneapolis 5, Kansas City 0. St. Paul 10, Milwaukee 9. Indianapolis 10, Columbus 8. Toledo-Louisville- Toledo postponed due to wet grounds.
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Art
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Scores From a Set of City Matchups
In Baltimore Baltimore defeated Jersey City 9 to 8 while Providence beat Newark 6 to 1. Montreal edged Buffalo 9 to 2 and Toronto topped Rochester 3 to 2.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Gibbons Beats White in Easy Exhibition Bout
In a 12 round exhibition at the Arena Mike Gibbons wore heavy wraps and dodged most of Joe White’s advances. White fought hard but was outclassed, while an eight round bout between Terry Brooks and Frankie Mack provided the night's best action. Preliminaries saw Al Limerick beat Al Ketchel and Young Kenny defeat Ed Bennett.
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Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Joe White
South Boston
Arena
South Pole
White
Gibbons
Terry Brooks
New York
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Mack
Sheehan
Brooks
al Limerick
al Ketchel
Young Kenny
Woburn
Ed Bennett
Quincy
Felton to pitch as Harvard visits Williams at Soldiers Field
The Crimson faces Williams this afternoon at 8 on Soldiers Field. Williams fields a strong lineup led by pitcher Hodge who previously beat Yale 2 to 0. Harvard sends Sam Felton to the mound as its top pitcher to challenge Williams and its fast nine.
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Crimson
Williams
Soldiers Field
Hodge
Yale
Sam Felton
Harvard
Alsop
Wingate
Clark
Ayres
Gannett
R. F
Hardwick
C. F
Tomes
Young
Felton
P. Williams
Statler
Gillette
Ainslee
Swan
Lewis
Prindle
Leithart
Brown
Hodge, P
Cardinals Bat in Scattered Fashion
New York won the opening game 8 to 5 in St Louis as Tesreau and Crandall held the locals to seven hits. St Louis pitchers were hit freely and Merkle Koetzchy O Leary produced multi base hits while Snodgrass and Shafer contributed key extra bases for New York. Time 1 45. Umpires Klem and Orth.
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ST. Louis
New York Today
Tesreau
Crandall
McCormick
New York
Huggins
Qakes
Mowrey
ABR
PO. A. E
Moator
Fletcher
Sy Ieee
Snodgrass
C F
Merkle
Meyers
Herzog
Wis Salem
Torre
Ecalin
AB. R. BH
Sheckard
Konetehy
BSB
O'Leary
Ergreey
McLean
Fee Bee
Bates
Burk
Sallee
Konetchy
O’leary
Shafer
Koneteky
Klem
Orth
Longwood Duo Captures Massachusetts Tennis Title
H. C. Johnson and E. H. Whitney of Longwood Cricket Club won the Massachusetts doubles championship at Brae-Burn. They defeated R. C. Seaver and G. T. Putnam in straight sets 7-5 6-4 7-5 in a best three of five match.
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H. C. Johnson
E. H. Whitney
Longwood Cricket Club
Massachusetts
Brae-Burn
R. C. Seaver
G. T. Putnam
Deuce
Sports and athletics mix in Arthur Duffey column notes
The column discusses McCarty unfit for a Calgary contest and rivals Boston College and Holy Cross renewing athletics with a baseball game on June 17 at Walpole Street grounds. It notes Georges Carpentier’s cockiness, potential matchups with Gunboat Smith, Cornell rowing in Poughkeepsie, and schoolboy games in Brookline. Further items cover Kiviat’s pace hopes, Howard Drew’s scholastic success, Hannes Kolehmainen banned from a Marathonette, and a querying note on a balk rule and Burns Lemle match results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Holy Cross
Walpole Street Grounds
Ambiguous Baseball and Poker Rules Question
The note discusses a May pool in the New England league where Fall River leads 34 and Lawrence 82 at a game called after the third inning, unclear unfinished games, and who wins. It also covers poker play where only A and B are present, stating A need not reveal his hand to others unless they pay, and mentions a runner on second and the pitcher.
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Balk
Cyclone Burns
Karl Lemle
Burns
Lemle
T. F. Keane
Fall River
Lawrence
New England
New Bedford
College and school sports slate listed for today
Harvard plays Williams in Cambridge while Yale meets Holy Cross in New Haven. Brown faces Tufts in Providence and many local high schools host Suburban and North Shore league games across Massachusetts. Boxing and golf events wrap the day with regional venues and tournaments.
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Harvard
Williams
Cambridge
Yale
Holy Cross
New Haven
Brown
Tufts
Providence
Boston Latin
Tufts 2d
Medford
Melrose High
Medford High
Melrose
Malden High
Somerville High
Malden
Rindge
Lynn Classical
Woburn High
Arlington High
Woburn
Everett High
Wakefield High
Everett
Needham High
Natick High
Needham
East Boston
Charlestown High
Lexington High
Watertown High
Lexington
Swampscott High
Peabody High
Swampscott
Waltham High
Hyde Park High
Waltham
Concord High
Belmont High
Concord
West Roxbury High
High School of Commerce
West Roxbury
Kid Eagan
Young Britt
Baltimore
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Grohe
Philip Algar
Carlos Weiber
Harold
Dodgers
Giants
Cardinals
George Tyler
Pittsburgs
Reds
Eddie Grant
Panamas
Bangkoks
Victor Jay
Avon
Jordan Marsh Company
Rueter and Company Ale and Porter Brewers
N. E. League
National
Eastern Association
American Association
International League
BY Doc Almy
Tesreau and Crandall
Longwood
Norfolk
Arthur Duffey
Arthur Pesky
Luther McCarty
Calgary
McCarty
Georges Carpentier
Bombardier Wells
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Cornell
Ithacans
Courtney
Dick Adler
Brookline
Brookline Grammar
Cypress Street
Lawson Robertson
A. C
John Paul Jones
Lawson
Abel Kiviat
Robertson
Kiviat
Jones
Hannes Kolehmainen
Hannes
Baseball
Wollaston G. C
Montclair
Commonwealth C.C
Chestnut Hill
Griffin
Geo. L. Griffin & Son
Washington St
Bromfield Sst
Diogenes
Dioge
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
Mass
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