Tufts Track Banquet Highlights 400 Attendees at Goddard Gym
Tufts held its first ever track banquet at Goddard gymnasium, organized by Tower Cross. Nearly 400 attendees, including alumni and high school athletes, celebrated the track team and announced new captains Bernard Lee for baseball and Lawrence Teele for track. Teele will lead the team after Atwater’s graduation.
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Tufts
Tower Cross
Goddard Gymnasium
Bernard J. Lee
Irasburg
W. J. Bennett
Lee
Lawrence Teele
Salem
Atwater
Teele
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Joseph A. Tosi
Revere
No rest for champions as old rivals clash in a summer mind game
A sweeping sports column weighs comebacks and retirements from Billy Owens era stars. Hall of famers like Hal Chase and Mike Murphy are referenced with speculation on future clashes. The piece notes Saxons and Harvard Yale hints and reviews late season odds.
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Eva. Hollister
Alvin Kraenzlein
Penn
Charlie Reidpath
Syracuse
Mike Murphy
Keane Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Pooch Donovan
Harvard
Johnny Mack
Yale
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Mayor Gaynor to Start Play at Davis Cup Matches
Mayor Gaynor will toss the balls to start the Davis Cup lawn tennis matches between the American and Australian teams at the West Side Club. The ceremony opens the 12th series for the trophy with the municipal dignity presiding over the event.
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Mayor Gaynor
New York
Gaynor
West Side
Califorian McLoughlin Opens Singles in Cup Contests
M F McLoughlin of California and Horace Rice of Sydney start the singles at 2 pm with R N Williams of Harvard to follow against S N Doust of Australia. The Australian squad is praised as formidable as seven nations challenge for the cup with Germany leading the German-French preliminaries.
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M. F. McLoughlin
Horace Rice
Sydney
R. N. Williams
Harvard
N. Doust
Antipodes
A. B. Jones
R. D. Wrenn
W. A. Larned
McLoughlin
H. H. Hackett
Wrenn
Larned
Williams
R. D. Tuttle
Canada
South Africa
Germany
France
Belgium
United States
Australia
McGovern To Fight Ledoux In 10 Round Atlas Card
Charles Ledoux the French bantamweight champion and Phil McGovern of Brooklyn were matched yesterday for a 10 round bout at the Atlas A A show. Ledoux leaves for Los Angeles after the contest to box Eddie Campine 24 in six round opener. Patsyne of Cambridge meets Frank Meeus of Salem in the other prelim. Terry Cooks of New York meets Frankie Mack of Beachmont in an eight round semi final. An additional 10 round bout is being arranged.
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Charles Ledoux
Phil McGovern
Brooklyn
Atlas A. A
Ledoux
Los Angeles
Pigg
Eddie Campine
Patsy Ne
Cambridge
Frank Meeus
Salem
Terry Cooks
New York
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
A. A. GOLF SEMI FINALS AT WOLLASTON CLUB
The Boston Athletic Association golf championship reached the semi finals at Wollaston Golf Club. A Geiger Jr defeated Permar 2 1, Ralph Hornblower beat Wadsworth 4 2, H A Stiles won against Smith 1 up, Heath beat Whittemore by default. Auto dealer Underhill left Boston for California to settle business affairs.
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Boston Athletic Association
Wollaston Golf Club
A. Geiger, Jr
Ralph Hornblower
H. A. Stiles
M. Heath
A Geiger, Jr
Country
Permar
Chestnut Hill
Belmont
Co. D. Wadsworth
Brae-Burn
H. A
Boston College Alumni Plan Big BC Holy Cross Game Day
A Boston College Alumni meeting outlined plans for the June 17 game against Holy Cross at South End Grounds. They aim to raise at least 5000 dollars for a new Newton athletic field, with over half the box seats already sold and 159000 tickets in circulation.
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Boston College
Holy Cross
South End
Newton
Timothy Murphy
Roxbury
H. Aug. Gaynor
James H. Carney
George T. Daly
Timothy J. Brinnin
Joseph G. Morgan
T. J. Murphy
Irving J. Heath
Boxing show set by Lenox A C Gloucester with Alger and Alberts
Lenox A C of Gloucester to stage a major boxing card next Thursday headlined by George Alger of Cambridge vs Kid Alberts of Elizabeth New Jersey in a 12 round bout. Also billed are Patsey DelLucca versus Rodey McDonald for 10 rounds and two six round preliminaries Tommy McFarland vs Johnny Morley and Young Ketchell vs Kid Lee. Frankie Mack seeks lighter opponents and stronger punches from manager Charles Madden at 49 Bickerstaff Street.
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Boston
North Shore
Lenox A. C
Gloucester
George Alger
Cambridge
Kid Alberts
Elizabeth
N. J
Alberts
Alger
Freddy Duffy
Jamaica Plain
Lowell
Tommy McFarland
Johnny Morley
Roxbury
Young Ketchell
New York
Kid Lee
Chelsea
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Terry Brooks
Mack
Charles F. Madden
Bickerstaff Street
Brookline High Wins Second Crew Rowing Race Over Rindge Tech
Brookline High took the second eight by two lengths, 5m 55 3-5s, over Rindge Technical. Cambridge Latin was third, half a length back, with Boston Latin fourth. Weather caused rough water and a wind chop, easing as the later race began. Brookline led early in the first race, with English High and Cambridge Latin close behind, as Rindge Tech drew a tough course on the wall.
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Brookline High School
Charles River
Brookline High
Rindge Tech
English High
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge
Rindge
Boston Latin
Rindse
Rindge High
Brookline
had _s
Robert Youngstroke
Brooks Morrison
John Litchfield
Jack de Forest
Dugald Jackson
Rindge Technical School
N. McDonald
E. H. Bettinson
George Lindblom
E. M. Kalloch
R. P. Place
Kenneth MacKinnon
Harold Kerr
Waldo Long
Philip Morton
Stanley Coleman
Joseph Hunt
Arthur Glasheen
Edward O'Callaghan
Gardner Dunton
Harry Shoner
English
Calls Organized Baseball a Trust in Washington
Horace Fogel former owner of the Philadelphia National League club urged Congress to back Gallagher’s resolution calling a Sherman Act trust investigation into organized baseball. He met with Gallagher and other representatives then with House Rules Committee chairman Representative Henry who pledged a next week meeting. Fogel promised witnesses from Chicago St Louis Pittsburg and minor towns and planned to see Attorney General McReynolds to help secure a congressional inquiry.
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Washington
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Congress
Gallagher
Illinois
Fogel
Henry
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Mr. Fogel
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Tie
Baseball Bets Tie For First Ends In Unresolved Tie
A bets A and O tied for first with equal runs. the argument is called off due to the tie. Tris Speaker is confirmed to bat and throw left handed. Falkenberg had 10 straight wins before last Tuesday. he pitched against the Highlanders and was taken out.
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Tris Speaker
Speaker
Falkenberg
Cleveland
New York Highlanders
Fourth of July regatta details approved by New England Association
Regular events list remains with additions of a intercity octopede race and a schoolboy eights race. Boston School Boys' Rowing Association seeks N E A R A membership. An executive committee for the national regatta arranged by Dr. McGrath includes Ernest F. Smith J. B. Ayer James P. Fox John E. Brassil and William C. Donovan.
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The
Charles
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Union Boat Club
Regatta Committee
Boston Schoolboys’ Rowing Association
McGrath
Ernest FE. Smith
J. B. Ayer
James P. Fox
St. Alphonsus A. A
John E. Brassil
Riverside Boat Club
William C. Donovan
Shawmut Boat Club
German Entries for Sonder Trials in Kiel
Kiel Germany June 5 The German elimination trials for the German American sonderklasse regatta off Marblehead Mass next September will be held June 18 at Kiel. Boats entered include Palmstroem Seehund Resi V Wittelbach IX and Serun owned by Hannover Berlin Hamburg and other German owners.
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Kiel
Germany
Marblehead
Mass
Palmstroem
Herr Marquardt
Stuttgart
Seehund
Herr Berghoff
Berlin
Resi V
Herr Jetlusstahn
Wittelbach IX
C. Alt
Serun
W. Tietgens
Hamburg
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W. C G. Coleman
W. H. Hoyt
Burke
Boston English High
Charles Grohe
Philip Algar
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Elmer Mitchell
Irving Whittemore
Raymond Flynn
Horace Killam
Charles French
Sidney Rogers
Citizé Hieros
Red Sox
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Smoky Joe Wood
Hal Chase
Harry Hillman
Artmouth
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Larry Whitney
Larry
Martin Sheridan
John Paul Jones
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Sam Felton
Hodge
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Lajoie
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Steen
J. Wendell
Connelly
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Dodgers
James
Rudolph
Whaling
M’govern
A. P. Underhill
California
B. C. Field
Stein-Bloch
Posner Clothes
Shore—Mountain
the Men’s Store
Rindge Second
Shamrock Stout
Sustin
Holland Wine Co
U. & Agents
Washington Street
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Sonder Trials
Avon Street
Jordan Marsh Company
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