Boston Latin to Play English in Annual Diamond Clash
Boston Latin and English High School meet at Dunbar avenue grounds this afternoon at 3 30 in a rivalry matchup. Two top pitchers Bill Boles and Freddie Brannan headline a balanced battle with Brannan handling catching duties for English High and McGinn catching for Latin.
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Everett High Beats Wakefield 10 to 3 on Chelsea Street Grounds
Everett High trimmed Wakefield High yesterday afternoon on the Chelsea street grounds in Everett by a 10 to 3 score. Piercei and two other Everett pitchers held Wakefield to limited hits as McKie hit a homer for Wakefield. McKie also fanned five, while McKie and Reid sparked Wakefield’s offense late.
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Wakefield High
Chelsea Street
Everett
Wakefield
Pierotti
Murray
McKie
R.H.E. Everett
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Sweetland
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Lineups of teams for Davis Cup announced in New York
Davis Cup lineup details released by George T. Adee list Australia with Stanley N. Doust Horace Rice in singles and Doust Jones in doubles. The United States nominates Maurice E. McLoughlin R Norris Williams in singles and McLoughlin Hackett in doubles. Matches scheduled Friday Saturday and Monday with potential late changes.
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George T. Adee
International Committee
Stanley N. Doust
Horace Rice
Doust
A. B. Jones
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
McLoughlin
Harold H. Hackett
Rice
Williams
Hackett
Jones
Yale Beats Holy Cross in 10 Innings
Yale outlasted Holy Cross 6 0 in ten innings as Rid dell scored the winning run after a wild second base error by Carro ll. Riddell homered and singled, while Cawley Ostergren Murray and Brown drove in runs for Yale. Brown twirled five frames and Gile, Murray pitched in relief as 5000 spectators watched at New Haven.
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Alger and Alberts for Gloucester Bout
Matchmaker Bill McDonald of Lenox A. C. Gloucester has lined a strong card for next Thursday night. Tom McFarland meets Johnny Morley in six rounds, Young Ketchell faces Kid Lee in six rounds, Rodey McDonald takes on Patsy Delucca in ten, and Kid Alberts meets George Alger in the main ten round bout. Alberts hometown glory precedes his East battles with Packey McFarland mentioned as his only defeat.
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Johnny Morley
Roxbury
Young Ketchell
New York
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Chelsea
Rodey McDonald
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Patsy Delucca
Kid Alberts
Elizabeth
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Cambridge
Alberts
East
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Eagan Faces Kennedy in Unity Club Title Bout
Joe Eagan of South Boston meets Steve Kennedy of Lawrence in a 12 round lightweight clash at the Unity Club in Lawrence. They fought 12 rounds recently in a match billed as Lawrence best mill, with both aiming to rebound from a setback in the New England lightweight title race and pursue future East matches.
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South Boston
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Brookline High Favored In Final Regatta for Title
The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association finals on the Charles River Basin pit Brookline High, Boston English High, Cambridge Latin, and Rindge Technical in the championship, with Brookline slight favorite. English High and Cambridge Latin expected to challenge, while Rindge Technical remains dangerous but constrained by a tough course. Final heats feature listed lineups and coxswains for each crew.
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Charles Clark
Irving Whittimore
Raymond Flynn
Horace Killam
Charles French
Sid Rogers
Young
Morrison
Litchfield
de Forest
Jackson
Waldo Long
Philip Morton
Stanley Coleman
Death of famed trainer Murphy ends era at Penn
Michael Murphy the longtime trainer who shaped athletes at Yale Detroit Athletic Club and the University of Pennsylvania died after a career that included the crouching start and turning raw talent into champions. He mentored Maxey Long John Flannigan Kranzlein and John Owen Jr and influenced track training across America. Flags lowered and activities halted as Penn and its rivals mourned him.
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Detroit Athletic Club
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Canada
Great Northwest
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Donald Lippincott
Detroit A. C
Bernie Weters
Georgetown
Death of Mike Murphy The Dean Of Athletic Training
Obituary honors Mike Murphy as the inventor of modern systematic athletic development. He trained the American Olympic teams of 1900 1908 and 1912 and shaped track technique and championship preparation worldwide. He pioneered making athletes from raw material and advanced athletic science.
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Murphy
Champions Trained by Mike Murphy and Yale Penn Teams
Notable athletes and champions are listed by trainer Mike Murphy and institutions Yale and Pennsylvania. The lineup includes hurdlers runners weightmen and leading figures such as Kraenzlein, Cartmell, Lippincott, and Winsor, with several schools and clubs represented.
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Brown Beats Tufts in 10-Inning Game
Brown defeats Tufts 3 to 2 in ten innings at Andrews Field Providence R I. Johnson Dukette and Eddie Bayrs produced the deciding runs as Bayrs pitched eight innings allowing four hits Krepps matched strong work for Tufts with eight strikeouts and eight Brown hits. Attendance 500.
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A. A. GOLF TOURNEY ON AT WOLLASTON
A strong field contesting the Boston Athletic Association championship gathered at Wollaston yesterday. P. W. Whittemore of the Country Club led with 711-70 and was the only player under 80. Match play begins tomorrow with one round daily for the rest of the week.
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Boston Athletic Association
P. W. Whittemore
Whittemore
Tufts Sophomores Win Ivy Cup Interclass Meet
Tufts sophomores scored 42 points to win the Interclass track meet, with freshmen second at 84 and seniors third at 81. Barron 15 won the two mile race in a neck to neck finish with MeJannett 16, securing the ivy cup for the first time.
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MeJannett
Entry List For 10 Mile Run Extended By North Dorchester Bekes
The 10 mile run entry list under North Dorchester Bekes remains open into tonight. Manager W G Woodworth reports over 30 entries, mainly from North Dorchester A A members. Notable outsider Warren Kneeland of Lynn Y M C A will race Saturday, having excelled in the Medford distance event.
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North Dorchester
Fast Boston High Beats Charlestown High In Close Game
Fast Boston High defeated Charlestown High yesterday afternoon on the former grounds in a well played game by the score of 9 to S. East Boston batteries were Smith and Kulich with Charlestown’s Hennesy and Canty on the lines.
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Charlestown High
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Canty
Charlestown
Shift in American Polo Team Sets lineup for Meadowbrook defense
The American Polo Association announces the lineup for the American team defending the international cup at Meadowbrook next Tuesday. L. E. Stoddard occupies No. 1, Devereux Milburn No. 2, Foxhall Keene No. 3, with Malcolm Stevenson at back.
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American Polo Association
Meadowbrook
L. E. Stoddard
Devereux Milburn
Foxhall Keene
Malcolm Stevenson
New American Polo Team Shines Against Meadow Brook
Whitney and Waterbury withdrawals surprise polo fans while the newly chosen quartet Stoddard Milburn Keene Stevenson excel against a 24-goal Meadow Brook lineup. Lawrence Waterbury refereed as Devereaux Milburn scored six goals, Foxhall Keene displayed top form, and crowds, including visiting Englishmen, watched the first international cup trials.
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Aboyeur Wins Derby Amidst Turmoil and Suspicion
In Epson England the Derby track witnessed a sensational race won by Aboyeur at 100 to 1 after Craganour was disqualified post finish. A suffragette attack injured a spectator while King George's horse Anmer trailed on Tottenham corner. Stakes totaled 32500 dollars. The jockey club began an inquiry into the outcome, an uncommon move since 1844.
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England
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Aboyeur
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MISS BISHOP AND MISS HOLLIS WIN MATCHES
In the Nassau Country Club women's metropolitan golf championship, Miss Georgianna Bishop rallied to defeat Mrs. W. J. Faith after being three down at the turn, while Miss Marion Hollis edged Miss S. Harter to reach the semi finals. Mrs. A. B. Rossin beat Mrs. L. Swift on the 18th, and Mrs. H. F. Whitney defeated Mrs. S. A. Herzog 6 up 5 to play, setting Bishop to face Ressin and Hollis to meet Whitney in the semi finals.
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Coulon to Meet Kid Williams in July 4 Title Fight
Johnny Coulon bantamweight champion accepts Sammy Harris offer for a 20 round bout with Kid Williams of Baltimore. The likely venue is Baltimore on July 4 with a $5000 guarantee to Coulon and 40 percent of receipts.
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Johnny Coulon
Pugilist
Sammy Harris
Kid Williams
Coulon
Williams
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