Jones and rivals set for Harvard mile showdown
In Harvard Stadium next Saturday the 1500 metre race draws attention as John Paul Jones of Cornell defends his form against Abel Kiviat and Oscar Hedlund. Taber of Brown and a large field of contenders from New York and nearby compete as officials measure both metres and yards for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
John Paul Jones
Cornell
New
Taber
Brown
Jones
Wilton Paull
Abel Kiviat
A. Co
New Yorker
Kiviat
Oscar Hedlund
Hedlund
New York
America
Stockholm
White Sox Charge Umpire Westervelt with Incompetence
Chicago reports charges filed by Chicago players accusing Umpire George Westervelt of incompetence. Westervelt did not officiate the Philadelphia versus White Sox game as Jack Sheridan and Silk O Loughlin covered. The league may reassign him while President Ban Johnson is sought for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Westervelt
Westervelt
Philadelphia
White Sox
Jack Sheridan
Silk” O’loughlin
Ban Johnson
Sox
Morris Rath
Johnson
Rath
Callahan
Bodie
Bath
New President for St. Louis Cardinals
J. C. Jones of St. Louis was elected president of the St. Louis National League club succeeding RE. A. Steinenger who resigned as administrator of the Robison estate and club president. Mrs. Helen R. Britton was elected vice-president and Roger Bresnahan will have absolute control of the team on and off the field. Two new local directors were also elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
J. C. Jones
RE. A. Steinenger
Robison
Helen R. Britton
Roger Bresnahan
Lynn Takes The Lead In Key Boston Baseball Race
Lynn moved to undisputed league leadership by beating South Boston 1 to 0 in 11 innings. The game stayed tied until the eleventh as Lynn executed a sharp strategic play to secure the victory and pull ahead in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Lynn
South Boston
Murphy Temple Bout Set for June 14 in Gary
Eddie Murphy of Boston meets Ray Temple of Milwaukee in a 10 round lightweight bout at Gary Indiana on June 14 promoters expect no interference from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Ray Temple
Milwaukee
Flynn Uncle Walt’s Toast to Comic Boxing Odds
Uncle Walt Mason quips on Jim Flynn facing a formidable foe in a humorous verse about courage and comic danger. He likens the challenge to a forty foot constrictor and a cyclone, noting Flynn’s nerve but doubting victory without bold steps. The piece riffs on defeated giants and comical footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
David
Flynn
Jack
Bret Johnsing
Walt Mason
Lawrence Breaks Even With the Lowell Team
Lawrence and Lowell split a doubleheader with Lawrence winning 11 to 7 in game one and Lowell taking game two 6 to 0. Briggs homered in the first game after a bases loaded situation, and Zeiser struggled in the opener before returning to pitch strong in the second. Keating endured a hard day as Lowell won despite Lawrence scoring seven runs in the first game’s later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell
Zeiser
Maybohm
Briggs
Keating
Worcester Defeats Haverhill 3 to 2 In Tight Baseball Game
Worcester edged Haverhill 3 to 2 despite being outbatted and outfielded. Worcester scored two in the first and one on a walk and a wild throw in the third. Haverhill answered with two in the sixth. Aubrey’s circus catch saved a late threat. Matthews drove in two, and Long took the loss for Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Worcester
Long
Aubrey
Lynn Defeats New Bedford 4-2 On Circus Day
Lynn edges New Bedford 4 to 2 in a late start game highlighted by O Connell fielding and Cargo batting. Orcutt Ness Spires etc. Pruitt and Waller struck out eight each, two errors by New Bedford, several bases on balls and stolen base by March noted. Time two hours with Umpire Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybohm
Lawrence
Tin
Howard
Chase
Magee
Luyster
Bouktes
Miller
Lonergan
Nye
Lowell
Zeiser
Foultes
de Groff
Fullerton
Cooney
Phoenix
Kerin
Fall River Brockton
Po.a.e
A.E
Walsh
Smith
Merrill
Olsc Lane
Bawcock
Heprard
Devine
Boardman
Nickman
Barry
Wright
O'J. Sul’van
Yell
H. Sul'an
Tevlin
Garbutt
Arminger
Wadleigh
Wormw'd
Gaw
Fall River
Brockton
Bowcock
McLane
J. Sullivan
H. Sullivan
N. Sullivan
Wormwood
Wadeigh
Wrights
Lawrencre
Burns
Abe
Lavigne
Ulrich
C Zeiser
Keating
Clemens
de Groff My Boultes
Zelser
Ifit
Briggs
Zeliser
Empire
Long
Worcester
Haverhill
Flaherty
Shorten
Matthews
Young
Aubrey
Jacobs
Campbell
Courtney
Halo
O’ Rourke
New Bedford
Lynn
O'Connell
Cargo
Lynn Sespeee
Orcutt
McGovern
Connaughton
Sweatt
Ness
Spires
O’connell
Ruslange
Strands
Prattt
Waller
Weeden
Russange
Pruitt
Stafford
Bh.po.a.b
Maranv’e
GE Sesk En
Wilson
Logan
Morris
Watler
Ow ‘aDelaney
Trinity
Dartmouth
Murray
Fahey
Daley
R F
Hoban
Ef Bleecker
Bennett
G'ds
Donahue
Lf Wizner
Gammons Howell
Iximball Ob
Shelly
Alden c Spore
Hachett P
Ekstrom
Trinity Een Netee
Dartmouth Ee
Hoban Gildersleeve
Tahey
Bleeckeye
Hallett
Bleeckety
Tlallett
Daley I
Heureux
Donalhue
Gildersleeve
Wizner Sporer
Jeffries
Fall River Beats Brockton 9-8 in Long Game
Fall River defeated Brockton 9 to 8 in a lengthy game with a late rally by Brockton resurrecting their hopes before Fall River sealed the win. The contest featured persistent offense and a tight finish as the teams traded runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal River
Fall River
Brockton
Harvard Crew Sees Strong Practice At Red Top
Harvard rows in practice at Red Top in wind and chop. The varsity four and freshman crews train under Jim Wray with the Pup motorboat providing pace. Captain Strong says all men are in first class shape and no lineup changes are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Varsity
Naval Station
Jim” Wray
Wray
Pup
Strong
Trumbull
Freshies
Arthur Bean
R. F. Herrick
Warward Rowing Committee
Tautog
Jim Wray
Yale crews rest as rough seas halt four mile workout
Yale crews faced rough water at GALES FERRY Conn delaying the four mile course test for the varsity eight. Coach Rodgers moved the two four oared boats into the second eight while Bob Cook led the varsity and freshmen practiced over two miles upstream with Stevenson assisting. Jim Scully did not row and may miss varsity or four seeding this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Rodgers
Bob Cook
Varsity
Harriman
Eli
Morton F. Plant
Fred Stevenson
New York
Thames
Yale Navy
Stevenson
Jim Scully
Cambridge Latin Dominates Trials in GBI S Rowing Race
The Greater Boston Inter scholastic Rowing Association championship trials on the Charles River Basin saw Cambridge Latin, Boston Latin, Brookline High and Rindge Technical qualify for the final. Cambridge Latin posted the fastest time in yesterday’s races and Rindge, Cambridge Latin, Commerce and Brookline High advanced in the second crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Brookline
Charles Bentley
Thomas Newton
Max Crory
A. Fillebrown
C. Clark
Boston Latin
W. Soucy
A. A. Tate
Wallace Dukeshire
W. N. Robinson
Winchester Packard
High School of Commerce
Thomas Donovan
L. Southworth
FF. O’connell
T. Gleason
E. N. Conley
Rindge Technical School
Walter
Coleman
W. Bettinson
T. P. Maddox
W. H. Whittemore
A. F. Burke
Cambridge
P. H. Duff
George Dunton
Keltie
Rowing finals and Olympic talk headline a busy Hub day
The article details evening rowing races from Cottage Farm Bridge to Harvard Bridge with Brookline and Boston Latin in a tight finish. It also previews Olympic trials at the Stadium with John Paul Jones and Tel Berna, plus potential showdowns among Bonhag Berna and other champions, and notes track engineers assure official test distances for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Salem
Peabody
Danvers
Beverly
Bright
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Balem
Washington Street
Odell Block
Lynn
Central Avenue
Munroe Street
Donahue’s
Jack Moakley
John Paul Jones
Tel Berna
Stadium
Ithaca
Jones
Berna
Moakley
Crimson Blue
Williams School Wins City Championship in Chelsea
The Williams Grammar School of Chelsea defeated Shurtleff School by 6 runs to 2 in a fast game at Chelsea to claim the local school championship. Batteries Shalch and Gerring for Williams. Whippen and Hussey for Shurtleff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grammar School
Chelsea Vn
Shurtleff
Chelsea
R.H.E. Williams School
Shurtleff School
Shalch
Ss. Gerring
Whippen
Hussey
Dorchester Day Entries Due for Franklin Field Meet
Entries for Dorchester Day at Franklin Field on June 8 must be sent to H G McGrath at 438 Tremont Street. Events listed include 100 yards 440 yards SSU yards one mile run running hitch jump and shot put. The entry deadline is tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
H. G. McGrath
Tremont Street
Boston Papers
Trinity Beats Dartmouth 3 2 in a Classic Pitchers’ Duel
Hartford Conn June 4 Trinity defeated Dartmouth 3 to 2 in a landmark college baseball game. Fahey and Wizner led the early offense with timely hits while Donahue and Hoban provided clutch plays for Trinity. Dartmouth mounted late rallies but Trinity held firm through standout defense and steady pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Trinity
Dartmouth
Gildersleeve
Kimball
Fahey
Hoban
Wizner
Daley
Bennett
Donahue
Hanover Boys
Revere High Defeats Winthrop in Interurban League
Revere High beat Winthrop High 86 to 5 in an Interurban League contest at Revere yesterday. Nash produced a steal home and Drummy starred with all round play for the winners, while batteries Larter and Mann, O'Donnell and Verner contributed for Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere High
Winthrop High
Revere
Nash
Drummy
R.H.E. Revere High
Larter
Mann
O’donnell
Verner
Brockton High Defeats Weymouth 8–7 In Wobbly Baseball Duel
Brockton High edged Weymouth High 8 to 7 in a pitchers duel with many errors. Brockton scored in the first with a run, Weymouth answered, and the lead swung back and forth as both teams traded runs through the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton High
Weymouth High
R.H.E. Brockton
Weymouth
Thompson
Newton Police Triumph Over Chelsea In Massachusetts League
Newton police defeated Chelsea police yesterday in Newton by 17 to 4 in the Massachusetts Police league. Cronin was the star performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Chelsea Police
Massachusetts Police League
Cronin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard G. Reynolds
Olympic Committee
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Evanston
Ill
the Waldorf
On Earth
Monticello Toa Lp
Pos Eas
Esscearesg
See Berry & CO
Levenett
UNION
Dorchester
Lynn Somerville
Malden-Medford
Everett
ST. Louis Cardinals
Lynn Takes
The
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Montgomery
Franklin
Mass
Dean Academy
B. S. Street Railway
Jim Flynn
Walt
George Matthew Adams
New England
Lawrence Lowell
H.po.a.e Bh.po.a
Hagan
DeGroff
Briggs Rf
Boultes
Kennedy
Breym’r
Howard Peel
Maybokhm
Monahanea A
Joe BR
Crum CE Satere
Cross
A Wilson
McGam'll
Tiaas
Reynolds
Gilhulen
Perkins
Hale
Desevel
Prattee Nee
Sterne
Sterne Bros
Cluett, Peabody & C
Ompany, Makers
Cambridge Latin
Upper Basin
Cottage Farm Bridge
Harvard Bridge
Commerce
Rindge
English High
Cambridge High
Atin
Wesley Coleman
Thomas Harrington
Irving Whittemore
William Tuttlebow
Edwin O. Baker
H. J. McDonald
H. R. Coleman
E. C. Sawyer
Chester Holmes
W. Stuart
Charles Wieber
H. M. Hall
R. F. Grohe
E. F. Woodruff
E. L. Mitchell
Arthur Duffey
George Bonhag
Louis Scott
Paul Withington
Mel Sheppard
Harry Gissing
Sheppard
Gissing
George Horine
Peter O’connor
Horiie
Ralph Craig
Howard Drew
Young Rice
Powder Point
Drew
Rice
Tufts
New Hampshire College
New Yearshire
F. L
Detroit
Merkle
New York Giants
Bonehead
Giants Cubs
Bridwell
Williams School
Revere H
Winthrop
Brockton H
Newton Police
United States League
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Reading
Frank Jones
Boston Depot
Lewis Wharf
Richmond