Crimson Has Four Mile Row At Harvard Training Quarters
Harvard varsity eight faced a four mile row upstream under perfect conditions at Red Top Conn with a 28 to 33 stroke progression. Reynolds Goodale joined in for the session while Chandler stroked and Harwood shifted to No 4 as Coach Wray and Robert Herrick watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiarvard
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Reynolds
Goodale
Chandler
Harwood
No. 4
von Meyer
Wray
Robert ¥. Herrick
Pup
Varsity
Chanler
Stratton
MacVicar
Morgan
Trumbull
Bow
Co. Abeles
Pirnie
Murray
G. von L. Meyer
Carver
Abeles
Eckmans Alterative Promises Cure for Lung Troubles
A promotional note extols Eckmans Alterative for throat and lung troubles and claims numerous recoveries including a tested case from Typhoid Pneumonia to full recovery. It cites an affidavit by Arthur Webb, details weight gain after treatment, and notes availability at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and other druggists with a request for the Eckman Laboratory booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Weldon, Til
Fort Worth
Texas
Canon City
Colorado
Arthur Webb
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Australians Show Class in Davis Cup Prep Matches
Australians near the Davis Cup ties with the United States as Doost and Rice dominated doubles against Robert Wrenn and Billy Larned at the West Side Club. The Americans were warned by Adee and Myrick that the Australians look formidable as a 6-1 first set score appeared, while A. B. Jones showed illness and may be unable to join the cup matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Side
Doast
Rice
Robert D. Wrenn
Billy” Larned
George Adee
Julian Myrick
International Committee
A. B. Jones
Yale Varsity Eight Competes On Thames Course
Yale varsity eight rows three and a half miles on the Thames with tide and wind. Second mile clocked in 5 minutes 17 seconds as the stroke held at 26. Freshman eight covered two miles in 10 minutes 55 seconds. Fours had light work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Cornell Crew Sails to Poughkeepsie for Intercollegiate Regatta
The Cornell varsity eight, varsity four, and freshman eight left Ithaca for Poughkeepsie to train for the June 21 intercollegiate regatta. Coach Courtney and Assistant Coach Hoyte accompanied them as a large student body sent the oarsmen off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Hoyte
Johnson Ties Cal to Eddie Ainsmith
Washington manager Clark Griffith announced the indefinite suspension of catcher Eddie Ainsmith by President Johnson after Ainsmith hurled dirt at umpire O'Loughlin following a close out call in yesterday's game.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Johnson
Eddie Ainsmith
O’loughlin
Free Month Treatment Offer From Osmo-Chemie Physicians
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer to start or renew treatment by June 14 granting one month of treatment at no charge. The promotion targets chronic diseases and invites patients previously untreated elsewhere to join. A list of testimonials from Boston area residents with various ailments follows.
Osm o Chemical System of Medicine Ad
OSMO CHEMIC SYSTEM OF MEDICINE J Ll Plunkett M D Chief Consulting Physician Specialties Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases Permanent Offices Suites 8 0 10 entrance No 18 Boylston St Boston Office hours 9 a m to 12 m 2 to 4 and 6 to 6 Closed Sunday as
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J. Ll. Plunkett
Boylston St
Boston
Harvard Reports Three Self-Supporting Sports Turn Profit
Harvard athletic finances show football baseball and hockey covering costs and turning a combined profit of 23000 for 1911-12. Football profits nearly doubled to 89464.87 while baseball fell about 4000 and hockey earned about 200 with prior-year deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Garcelon
Yale Track Captain Picked George Estabrook Brown
George Estabrook Brown of Philadelphia a Yale Sheffield junior was elected captain of next year’s Yale track team. Brown a half mile runner defeated Cornell’s John Paul Jones at Cambridge last weekend and won the half mile in both Harvard and Princeton meets this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
George Estabrook Brown
Philadelphia
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Brown
Cambridge
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Harvard
Princeton
Savage Stops Whitey Allen In Bout At New York
Jim Savage the New Jersey heavyweight who will fight Jim Flynn in Atlanta next week stopped Whitey Allen in the second round of a bout in New York. The win came as Allen was practically knocked out by punches to the jaw, with Teddy Hubbs of Pittsburg also sent to the canvas twice in the seventh round before the referee stopped the fight.
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New York
Jim Savage
New Jersey
Jim Flynn
Buffalo pitcher Miles Main struck in the head by line drive
Miles Main of the Buffalo team was struck on the head by a line drive from Griggs in the first inning of today's game in Montreal. He was taken to Western Hospital where X rays showed no skull fracture.
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Montreal
Miles Main
Buffalo International League
Griggs
Buffalo
Western Hospital
Seniors Parade and Fire Drill Mark Wellesley Campus Night
A long black robed lantern procession will march across the Wellesley campus Saturday night as the seniors serenade the campus during June exams. Miss Mary O Mahoney leads a new year fire drill program with strict rules and monthly drills.
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Wellesley
Mary O'Mahoney
Browns Acquire San Diego Shortstop Flanagan
In San Diego California on June 3 shortstop Flanagan of the Southern California league was sold to the St. Louis Americans for 3500 dollars. He will report on July 1.
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San Diego
Cal
Flanagan
St. Louis Americans
Miss Baker Wins Tennis Match at Fenway Tournament
Anna M. Baker defeated Edna C. Koenig 5-1 6-2 in the first round at Fenway yesterday. She will meet Helen Fair this afternoon in the annual tournament.
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Anna M. Baker
Gardiner Hall
Edna C. Koenig
Dana Hall
Fenway
Helen Fair
Frost Hall
Lawrence Scores 17 Runs on 22 Hits
Lawrence batsmen hit to all corners of the field netting 17 runs from 22 hits while Lynn managed five. Galvin went 4 for 5, and both Lynn pitchers Cunningham and Pfeffer were hit hard. Multiple Lawrence players had hits, and the defense turned two double plays.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Cunningham
Pfeffer
Galvin
Ae — Lynn
Wee Oon
Sheiz
Porter
Wilson
Moulton
L’ster
Strands
M'ney
Orcutt
Phoenix
B’dman
C’tney
Lavinge
Neptune
Mardu
Ning
Carlistrom
O'Connell
Braggy
Luyster
Mahoney
Courtney
Martin
Boardman
O’connell
Bruggy
White
New Bedford Beats Lowell With Late Inning Rally
Yount held Lowell to three hits through eight as New Bedford exploded for five runs in the ninth frame. Crowley and Magee starred in the outfield while De Groff and Halstein contributed multiple hits for Lowell.
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New Bedford
Yount
Lowell
Crowley
Magee
A.B. Clements
de Groff
Clements
Halstein
Anderson
Maybohm
Spires
Sweatt
Monahan
Bay State Obituaries and Marriages Notices June 1913
Obituaries and marriage notices from Chestnut Hill to South Boston list residents, relatives, and funeral arrangements. Entries include Beals Ludlam Crowell Crowley Sherwood Dees Barney Blackbird Boutilier Chapin Crowley Daniels Denon Dinn Dooley Eagan Gately Kuhn Laffey Laz in MacDonald Peck Pope Powers Rand Reardon Sullivan Shea Sullivan Ward Wirth with dates and church services for a dozen towns and cemeteries.
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Beals
Ludlam
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Lucian W. Rogers
Elizabeth Grant
Joseph S. Ludlam
Gardner Beals
Boston
Crowell—Crowell
Dennis
Stanley Addison
Elizabeth
A. L. CroweLl
Lincoln
Samuel Crowell
Dorchester
Dees—Sherwood
Gilmanton Iron Works
Barney
Cliftondale
Alice H. M. Barney
Louis A. Barney
Forest Hills Chapel
Providence
R. I
Blackbird
Somerville
George L. Blackbird
Highland Ave
Forest Hills
Boutilier
Jamaica Plain
John J
Mary J. Boutilier
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Boston Police Department
Chapin
Natick
William A. Chapin
Pond St
Crowley
Michael
Timothy J
Ann Crowley
SS. Peter and Paul
New Calvary
Daniels
Roxbury
Isaac Daniels
Holborn St
Chapel of Chabel Shalom
Wordsworth St
Denon
Howland St
St. Hugh's Church
Dooley
Mary E
Bernard and
Eliza
O'Hare) Dooley
Parker St
Mission Church
St. Louis
Eagan
William Eagan
John Eagan
Hunneman St
Austin H. Connell & Son
St. Patrick’s Church
Gately
John Joseph
Catherine Gately
Rogerson
John Gately
Harrison Ave
St. Philip’s Church
Kuhn
Emerson Hospital
William F. Kuhn
Metropolitan Ave
Hyde Park
Laffey
James
Jane Laffey
Hillside St
Lazin
Monica
James Lazin
Harvest St
St. Margaret's Church
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
MacDonald
Allston
Howard Francis
Nane E. Macdonald
Barstow St
Peck
Hattie A
William and
Harriet A. (Newell) Peck
Graham
Harvard Ave
Pope
Ingalls Station
Rand
Charlestown
Maude Russell
Joseph H. N. Rand
Portland
Bath
Reardon
Ellen Reardon
Mary Fitzgerald
Humboldt Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit St
Sullivan
Frederick
Cornelius and
Margaret Sullivan
D. C. Ingalls
East Fifth St
St. Houlalia’s
Funeral for John H. Van Ulm at 951 Blue Hill Ave
King Solomon Lodge members are requested to attend the funeral from 951 Blue Hill Ave on Wednesday June 4 at 1 o clock per order Jacob de Groot. Joseph Hillsom K R 8s in memory Moody Leighton died June 4 1910. Mrs M Leighton and daughter, Mrs Peterson and daughters thank friends for sympathy during illness and death of Mr Carl Peterson.
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Roxbury
Denis Ward
Stephen P. Hickey
Lawn St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre St
Wirth
Boston
Katherine
Ignatius Wirth
Fifth Street
Holy Trinity Church
King Solomon Lodge No
K. of P
John H. van Ulm
Lage
Blue Hill Ave
Ordar
Jacob DE Groot
Joseph Hillson
K. R
Moody Leighton
Nantasket
M. Leighton
In Loving Memory of Josephine B. McNeil
Obituary note for Josephine B. McNeil who died at Bridgewater on June 4, 1911 with a brief loving remembrance.
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Josephine B. McNeil
Bridgewater
Hits and miscues in nine inning game
Logan, Courtney led offense with seven hits in five innings against Cooney and Van Dyke, plus ten runs allowed in seven innings by Van Dyke and Mathews. Sacrifices by Robinson Aubrey Van Dyke and others, multiple double plays, three base on balls for Van Dyke, defensive plays from Logan McGovern and Nye Aubrey. Umpire Bannon officiated a two hour game with a wild pitch by Van Dyke.
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Jewell
Brockton
Portland
Dowd
Flaherty
Burns
Brignolia
Arminger
Howard
Buslange
Merrill
Nelson
Hoyt
Pumphrey
Anderson
O’brien
Mathews
Fall River
Worcester
Jones
Fishburne
McGovern
Courtney
Devine
Nye
McCune
Rees
Weeden
Wilson
Logan
Cooney
van Dyke
Woodman
Robinson
Aubrey
Miller
Balle
Robison
Bannon
Umpire Klem Hangs Brooklyn Pittsburg Game In Rain
National League observer Umpire Klem ruled the Brooklyn Pittsburgh game at Brooklyn May 22 ended after five innings due to rain. The score was 1 to 0 for Pittsburgh. Brooklyn protested that play should have been suspended earlier, but the game stands as played.
Almeida A Reds Cuban Third Baseman Trains as Pitcher
Almeida, the Reds' Cuban third baseman, is practicing pitching and believes he will break into that role. The article notes his bid to add pitching to his tool kit and compete for a spot on the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeida
Reds
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Coprad St
F. E. Bacon
Rock
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William Glen
Maverick St
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Broadway
Roslindale
J. L. Syvertson
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R. J. Ferguson
Medford St
Everett
Sargent
Nichols St
Medford
Annie E. Durgin
High St
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H. M. Gowdy
Union St
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Myrtle St
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Concord St
Stoughton
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Lincoln St
Weymouth
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Rosemont Rd
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Hersey St
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England
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Bridget Shea
Lane
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St. Augustine’s Church
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HAY & Peabody Cement Vault CO
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Klem
J. S. Waterman & Sons Incorporated
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Waterman
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J. A. Sellman
Bankers, Incorporated
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Tremont Building
Lawyer Hill
Court St
Atkinson Law Offices
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Neptunes
Bowdoin SQ
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Scollay Sq
Daisy Gallagher
Violet Mascotte
Merry Maids
Domate
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O’neil
Gorman
West
Ted Steele
Harry Collins
Dixey
Kinemacolor
MR. Frank Thompson
Denman Thompson
Tremont
Christie M‘donald
Colonial Theatre
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PARC
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Castle Sq
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Down Town
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Winter St
Musketeers
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Chicago
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