Dorchester High pitcher shines in close English High loss
Max Clay of Dorchester High, a standout in Boston high school baseball, pitched nine innings with 21 strikeouts yet English High defeated Dorchester 3 to 2. Dorchester took an early lead, English tied in the second, and a dramatic ninth inning double play sealed the win. The result puts English in the lead of the Boston High School league with a possible championship if they beat South Boston next Saturday.
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Max Clay
Dorchester High
Boston
Rindge
Clay
English High
Dorchester
English
Parle
Norton
McLaughlin
Dorchess
Orchester
Clarke
Keenan
Hibbard
T. McLaughliin
Riley
Siney
Millinger
Hoernle
Walter Norton
Regi Ier
McNulty
T. McLaughlin
Dunbar Avenue
South Boston
Satuday
Rugged Boxing Trials Highlight Charlestown Club Night
The Charlestown Athletic Club hosted rough trial bouts in the 105 115 125 and 135 pound classes at their Union and Lawrence street gym with two exceptions. Dennis and Heyer in 105 faced rough handling while several bouts were halted by officials for being outclassed or unsafe. Judges were A Dunn and Tom Harrington.
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Charlestown Athletic Club
Union and
Lawrence Streets
Charlestown
Dennis
Heyer
Austin Kaveney
Tom Harrington
Chelsea
A. Dunn
J. Madden
Vahey Case Doctor Tells of Reexamined Testimony
Dr Harris describes reviewing autopsy work and subsequent experiments to verify his courtroom testimony on the Tucker case. He recounts letters with Mr Parker and Mr Vahey, and details new investigations that reaffirm his original conclusions despite public and family pressures.
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Parker
Vahey
George E. Brown
Post
Dr. Harris
Thomas B. Flynn
Mr. Vahey
Frederick L. Hayes
Verndale Street
Brookline
Tucker
John W. Coppinger
Samuel A. Hopkins
Byron L
Harvard Football War Over Overseers Decision
President Eliot states Harvard will play football next fall and resignations are nonsense. Overseers approve football trial and athletic committee remains. Three undergraduate seats to be filled by captains and class presidents, with talk of expanding student voice but no immediate change.
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Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard and Brown Play Second Game on Soldiers Field
Harvard and Brown meet for the second game this afternoon on Soldiers Field after a first game won 6 to 6 by Providence. Tift will pitch for Brown as the teams field their regular lineups including Hoye Jones Painee and Dennie for Brown and Leonard Stephenson McCall Dexter Pounds Currier Simons Giles Greene for Harvard.
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Harvard
Leonard
Stephenson
McCall
Dexter
Pounds
Currier
Simons
Giles
Greene P
Brown Hoye
Jones
Painee
Tifto
Raymond
Dickinson
Alrod
Keene
Dennie
Brown
Soldiers Field
Providence Boys
Tift
Fitzsimmons Burns Bout Postponed Again in Penn
Philadelphia June 5 The Tuxedo Athletic Club tonight postponed the Fitzsimmons Burns fight set for its clubhouse at North Restington Pennsylvania near here The delay continues as club attorneys confer with Governor Pennypacker on the legality of round fights in the state and no new date will be set until his opinion is released.
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Philadelphia
Tuxedo Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons-Burns
North
Resington
Penn
Pennypacker
Glendon Leads Navy Crew to Fresh Rowing Triumphs
Dick Glendon, former Boston Athletic Association coach now at Annapolis, steers Navy oarsmen to continued success in his second year. The middies, following last season’s dominant eight, have beaten Yale Georgetown and Columbia while only Pennsylvania has managed a defeat.
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Dick Glendon
Boston Athletic Association
Annapolis
Glendon
Navy
Academy
Middies
Yale
Georgetown
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Irish Champion Tom Kiely to contest B A A event
Irish all round champion Tom Kiely arrives in the United States for the Boston Athletic Association meet at MIT Brookline to compete in the all round championships. Kiely is reported in good form after throwing the 56 pound weight 24 feet at a New York games meet last Sunday.
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Tom. Kiely
Bhias
Boston Athletic Association
Machusetts Institute of Tech
Tech Feld
Brook
Sin
New York City
Alumni Banquets Mark Boston Technology Gatherings by Classes
The Technology Alumni Association held class banquets at Boston hotels last evening. Groups from classes 68 to 77 dined at the Technology Club, with the 79 cohort also at the club. Guests included ex Governor Rollins. officers were elected for several classes and they held events at various venues including the University and Algonquin clubs.
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Technology Alumni Association
Boston
Technology Club
Frank W. Rollins
New Hampshire
University Club
F. BE. Came
F. H. Briggs
Trade Club
Westminster
A. H. Sawyer
William D. Snow
Professor Mott
Charles Hayden
Brookline Country Club
Algonquin Club
Frank Cunningham
H. C. Forbes
L. Metcalf
J. A Curtin
J. Scott Parish
William A. Johnson
A. Winslow
H. N. Daniels
F. H. Fay
Hotel Oxford
Pritchett
Boston University Liberal Arts Class Day at Ford Hall
Seniors gathered for class day ceremonies with a 2 pm march from Colby Building to Ford Hall Ashburton Place under class marshal Robert N. Turner. Clarence B. Hill welcomed the class and Jessie M. Loud delivered the history. Wilford D. G. Woburn presented the oration on public honor and fate virtue.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Ford Hall
Ashburton Place
Colby
Somerset Street
Ford
Robert N. Turner
Waltham
Clarence B. Hill
Jessie M. Loud
Booth Weymouth
Wilford
G . Woburn
Vuirtue
Dedham High Caps Exciting Mystic Lake Canoe Race
Dedham High School won the Thomas W. Lawson trophy in a close finish over Winchester High on Mystic Lake. Medford High finished third after an early loss of canoe control. Volkmann School withdrew. The race was the fifth under the Massachusetts Inter scholastic Canoe Racing Association with Lawson presenting a bronze model trophy and individual cups awarded to Dedham crew members.
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Winchester
Dedham High School
Thomas W. Lawson
Mystic Lake
Winchester High
Medford High
Volkmann
Dedham
Medford
Massachusetts Interscholastic
A. E. Johnson
G. B. Ames
Louis W. Drake
Auburndale
James A. Newman
Fred Brodbeck
H. W. Murphy
Plan to Free Tucker or Raid the Death Chamber
Warden Bridges suspects an attempt to free Tucker after wax impressions were found under the execution door keyhole. Jailer Sanborn reported the wax evidence at 7 a.m. An extra watch will be instituted. Captain Wyman visited the warden amid threatening mail and tense security concerns.
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Tucker
Bridges
Sanborn
Wyman
City Square
Reading of Heirs Opens in Vahey Estate Trial
Albert H. Drewett Alice W. Hubbard and John Bollen listed as beneficiaries in a probate proceeding as Thomas F. Vahey commenced reading documents with his brother present.
Parker's Closing Argument Attacks Tucker Case
Attorney General Parker delivered a scathing closing argument criticizing the Tucker case. He argued the trial met charitable standards, with cross examination and a jury's judgment, while affidavits were deemed insufficient for a new trial. He warned against setting aside the court's findings and noted the appeal could threaten the judgment.
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Parker
Tucker
Commonwealth
Tucker's Appeal to Governor Guild
Charles L. Tucker writes to Governor Curtis Guild Jr requesting clemency on his petition for commutations. He asserts his innocence of the murder of Mabel Pare and pleads for his life, stating he will die an innocent man if spared.
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Mr. Vahey
Charles L. Tucker
Governor Guild
Charlestown
Mags
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Mabel Pare
Mother Speaks After Long Hearing Toward Mercy
The Tucker family endured a tense hearing with Mr. Tucker feeble yet revived on entry. After witnesses spoke, Mrs. Tucker urged mercy to Governor Guild, saying strong evidence favors them and she plans prayerful patience until tomorrow when she will see Louis and await the verdict.
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Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Harris
Governor Guild
Mercy
Louis
Convict Poem Dedicated to Tucker Found in Death Cell
A poem titled Courage, My Boy was written by an inmate at Charlestown prison and left with the condemned Tucker. Signed only with the numbers 297, the three stanza piece laments the night and the cradle while urging courage.
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Tucker
Charlestown
Cleaning Up Their Plants
Chicago June 5 Immediate effects of the Presidents disclosure of packing house conditions show in frenzied plant efforts to fix flaws. Toilet areas floors walls and ventilation are being improved while worker surroundings are estimated to be 50 percent better in one day. Pack ers reportedly knew of the report Sunday night and crews were assigned to cleaning tasks for visiting crowds.
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Chicago
Ogden Armour Defends Packing Houses in Paris Statement
Ogden Armour asserts that Chicago firms with large investments are unlikely to be guilty of sensational charges. He claims it is in their interest to run cleanly and scientifically with quality materials and modern equipment, while noting little knowledge of conditions in smaller packing houses.
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Paris
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Muenter Sends Circular From New Orleans Amid Murder Case
Erich Muenter, the Harvard instructor charged with his wife's murder in Cambridge last April, mailed a three section circular from New Orleans. The note praises a universal language scheme while proposing extreme, inflammatory ideas. It targets Harvard faculty and brothers in law in Chicago and seeks aid to prove innocence according to the report.
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Erich Muenter
Harvard
Cambridge
New Orleans
Church of Antiquity
Chicago
Ill
Africa
Ireland
England
New Orléans
Newton Crane Gas Engine Company Bankruptcy Filing
The Newton Crane Gas Engine Company of Boston filed its schedule in bankruptcy in the U S strict Court after a insolvency petition by Prisma. The schedule lists liabilities of 103,558 dollars and assets of 8,773 dollars with claims to be paid by others.
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Newton Crane Gas Engine Company of
Boston
United
Prisma
High School Track Meet Near Island Park
Local track meet is set for Saturday June 16 at Island Park with high school athletes from the district competing. Officials expect strong times in sprint and distance events as schools prepare for upcoming championships.
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Spain
Gaturdey
Island Park
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