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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

14

Boston College Dominates Norwich in 17-3 Rout

Boston College outhits Norwich 15 to 6 and capitalizes on Norwich errors and scattered hits. Conley Linnehan and McDonald lead BC with multiple runs batted in as Murray and Woods struggle on the mound for Norwich. Attendance reported at 400 at Locust Street Grounds.

Boston College Norwich University Locust Street Grounds Norwich Frank Woods Vermont Collegians Boston Norwch U. Bh.po.a.e. BH. Ay A.B Manley M’ray Barry Mahard Nelson Munsel Conley Shephard Linnehan Thompson Donald Belyea Murphy Anderson O’day McCann Woods Carlson Kiley Ayers J.g'i Sp’e Fleming Boston C Murray McDonald O'Day Gillespie

Miss Anna M. Baker Wins Tennis Title

The final singles match for the New England Conservatory of Music championship saw Miss Anna M. Baker of California representing Gardiner Hall defeat Miss Helen Fair of Frost Hall in straight sets 6 0 6 1. The doubles event was scheduled for today and tomorrow.

New England Conservatory of Music Conservatory Court Anna M. Baker California Gardiner Hall Helen Fair Frost Hall

Harvard Men Rally in Tough Drill Ahead of June 20 Race

Harvard crews underwent a strenuous training day at Red Top Conn with the varsity eight leading a mile race against freshmen, both eight and four oared boats pushing four miles down the river. Coach Wray praised the day’s effort and anticipated strong showings at the upcoming race as Dr. Young and R. F. Herrick monitored the crews.

Harvard Red Top Conn Wray Pup Navy Yard Varsity R. F. Herrick Dr. Young

Lynn Classical Defeats Winthrop High 8 to 2 at Ocean Park

Harrington of Lynn Classical wrested a 8 to 2 victory over Winthrop High yesterday at Ocean Park Lynn. The game featured loose play with numerous errors by both sides while Harrington contributed three hits.

Braves Beat Cubs 8 to 4 as Hess Shines

Otto Hess pitched effectively for the Braves in a game at Chicago, beating the Cubs 8 to 4. The Beaneaters launched a multi-run rally, Cheney endured five innings before being relieved, and Leach, Maranville, Hess, and Sweeney supplied key hits. The victory moved Boston out of last place, with Schulte and Bresnahan contributing for Chicago late.

Chicago Otto Hess Cubs Braves Mr. Cheney Evers Bert Humphries Bert Boston Eetens Phelan bCorridon Seeevenee cHeckinger Seesese Lahessada Humphries Bridwell Titus Archer Hess Connolly Mitchell Cheney Sailor Balk Zimmerman Um- Cheney Pires Rigler Byron

Pittsburg Rally Secures Win With Early Inning Burst

Rixey loaded the bases with walks in the first inning and Wilson hit a three bagger to right, driving in five of Pittsburgs six runs. Adams pitched well but Phila scored two in the fifth as Doolan and Killifer singled in succession. Artie Hofman robbed Cravath of a home run in center as Pittsburg sped to the win at Forbes Field.

Norwich Conley Linnehan Carlson Nelson Barry McDonald Boston College Murray Cincinnati Ohio Miller Brooklyn Moran Cutshaw Stengel Wees Wheat Daubert Smith Fisher Rucker Ance Devore Marsans F. Ee Bescher Tinker Hoblitzell Almeida Johnson fily—Moran Pittsburg Rixey Wilson Earl Moore Viox Wagner Adams Phillies Doolan Killifer Moore Becker Knabe Artie Hofman Cravath Forbes Field AB. R. BH PO. A Hofman Cenopes Weavers J. Miller Byrne Simon Eoscesese Seeee Phila AB. R. BH. TB Magee Luderus Philadelphia Carey Dittsburgh Brennan Eason Dopaskert

Travers sets 73 record in New Jersey amateur qualifier

Jerome D Travers of Upper Montclair after winning the metropolitan golf title shot a new 73 in the 18 hole New Jersey state amateur qualifier at Baltusrol. Oswald Kirkby posted 78, with both advancing to later rounds as potential finalists for next Saturday’s 36 hole championship.

Short Hills N. J Foxhills Jerome D. Travers Upper Montclair Baltusrol Club New Jersey Oswald Kirkby Englewood Tomorow

Thompson Captures New World Record in All Around

Princeton Theological Seminary student F C Thompson set a new world record with 7499 points across 10 events in the Amateur Athletic Union meet at Princeton. He trailed early but excelled in the half mile walk and high hurdles, beating Thorpe in several events though Thorpe’s earlier marks remain standing in some disciplines. J H Simons finished second with 5266 points.

Princeton N. J F. C. Thompson Princeton Theological Seminary Martin Sheridan New York James Thorpe Thorpe Celtic Park Amateur Athletic Union J. H. Simons M. Hayes M. L. Davy Thompson Simons Liss

Barron Elected Track Captain at Harvard

William A. Barron Jr of Harvard, class of 1914, elected unanimously to track captaincy. Senior next year, leading quarter miler with Yale win and third in intercollegiate quarter. Anchor on mile relay, member of Institute Dickey Kalumet AW and Hasty Pudding societies. Middlesex School prep. from Newburyport. age 20.

William A. Barron, Jr Harvard Crimson Yale Barron Institute Dickey, Kalumet A. Wv Hasty Pudding Middlesex School Newburyport

Harvard Prepares 60 Men for Fall Football Squad

Captain Robert T. P. Storer of Harvard interviewed 60 prospective players, gave final summer practice instructions, and supplied football suits and leather footballs as training begins for the fall season.

Yale Harvard Robert T. P. Storer

New York Americans Sell Klapfer and Clark to Jersey City

June 5 report says New York Americans manager Chance sold pitchers Klapfer and Clark to Jersey City International league club. Jersey City manager Schlafly also bought First Baseman Calhoun from the Boston Nationals to bolster his lineup.

New York Chance New York Americans Today Klapfer Clark Jersey City

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