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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

3

Yale Begins Final Training For Annual Regatta

Yale crews, opening three weeks of prep at Crews’ quarters in Gales Ferry, plan three days of Thames rowing before Harvard visit. Coach John Kennedy notes improved speed testing forthcoming but laments missing Elihu Yale coaching launch. Lineup tweaks include Kineon at No.7 and Ortmayer at No.2 in Daly’s absence.

YALE Gales Ferry Conn Thames Harvard The Crimson John Kennedy Elihu Yale Kineon Morse No. 8 Con Daly Shell Ortmayer

Valley Club Announces Big Handicap Meet at Apollo Gardens

The Valley Club hosts a big handicap meet on June 17 open to all registered amateurs at Apollo Gardens Roxbury under N E A A U S C. Events include 100 yard dash half mile and two mile runs open team race running high jump 16 pound shot put and running broad jump. Entry 25 cents for one event 10 cents for each additional. Registration with J Frank Facey 36 Prospect Cambridge. Entry blanks from James F Lavin Valley Club 1488 Columbus Boston with entries closing Monday June 12.

The Valley Club Apollo Gardens Roxbury J. Frank Facey Prospect Street Cambridge James F. Lavin Columbus Avenue Boston

Freshman Hen ry Farley Leads Scrub to Upset Over Harvard Crews

Harvard varsity crews showed weakness as a scrub four boat beat the Crimson four and the varsity eight labored in slow stroke practice. Farley, a freshman rowing bow for the scrub, led the upset while the varsity eight continued slow technique work under Coach Wray with no changes to lineup.

Harvard Crimson Henry Farley Tappan George Varsity Cornell Meier Pleasanton Newhall Shepard Gill Kellogg Corlett Montgomery Wray University Boathouse Harvard Bridge

Newton Hosts Women's State Golf Semis at Brae Burn

Semi finals in the women's State golf tournament were played at Brae Burn. Pauline McKay defeated Batchelder 3 up 1 to play to reach the final, E F Porter beat Marjorie Phelps by default, and consolation winners were Johnson over Cobb 4 up 8 to play with Howland defeating Fitzpatrick 3 up 1 to play. Final matches set for tomorrow while medal play was postponed.

Howland Brae-Burn Fitzpatrick Arlington

Yankee golfers playing fast game in England

London June 8 In the second round of the open golf championship at St Andrew's Alexander Herd of Huddersfield former British champion led with 162. William Anderson the American champion stood at 174 and Aleck Smith another American at 169. Anderson and Smith fared well yesterday with Anderson totaling 81, close to the best UK scores.

London St. Andrew’s Alexander Herd Huddersfield W. Anderson Aleck Smith Anderson Smith United Kingdom

Methodist Church Fights July Fourth Boxing Plan

The Iliff Methodist Church in Salt Lake City petitions against the proposed Fitzsimmons versus Schreck fight set for July 4. Fitzsimmons began training at Lagoon resort yesterday while Schreck arrives today to train in Ogden. Billy Delaney announces retirement from fighter training, citing age and a desire to mentor younger talent, having trained champions Corbett and Jeffries. Henry A Suitor of Barton Vermont is named captain of Tufts varsity baseball for next year.

Iliff Methodist Church Salt Lake City Fitzsimmons Schreck Lagoon Resort Ogden Billy Delaney Delaney James J. Corbett James J. Jeffries Jeff Henry A. Suitor Barton, Vt Tufts

Fall River Beats Manchester 6–4 in City Baseball Game

Fall River defeats Manchester 6 to 4 in a snappy fielding game marked by errors on Manchester and key hits from Fall River. Players Kiernan O’Hara Bowcock Armbruster Morrissey Gilroy and others contributed as Fall River outscores Manchester and fans number about 800.

Manchester N. H Fall River Morrissey Gilroy M’reh'd C. F Clark Dwyer Kiernan O’hara Bowcock Moorehead Armbruster Cote Fail River Kerins

Vesper Crew Placed Under Amateur Coach For Henley

The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia sails to Henley under an amateur coach due to rules against foreign crews coached by professionals within a month. James Dempsey’s brother Joseph takes over coaching duties as 18 sailors depart for New York to sail to England. James B. Juvenal joins the Henley eight at No 5, a surprise return after earlier statements he would not compete.

Philadelphia Vesper Henley James Dempsey Joseph New York American Line England Vesper Boat Club James B. Juvenal Williams Juvenal Pennsylvania Barge Club

Penn Defeats Andover 3 101 In Baseball Showdown

In Andover Penn defeats Phillips Andover 3 to 1. Ziegler hit a sensational catch in left field and Taylor made a notable catch in right. Andover used three pitchers for three innings each. Key hitters include Ziegler Hay Brady Williams with Collins steal attempts by Brady Ziegler Clough. Attendance 400.

Andover University of Pennsylvania Phillips Andover Today Brady Ziegler Taylor Hay Williams Clough Merritt Clow Lannigan Mimford Mallory Schildmiller Carter Jones

Vermont Defeats Columbia in Final Local College Game

University of Vermont beat Columbia 9 to 6 in Burlington as heavy Vermont hitting and costly Columbia errors shaped the game. Vermont scored five runs in the fourth inning while Columbia produced four in the fifth. batteries were Woodward and Kibley for Vermont Bratky Tyler and Young for Columbia. umpire Frank Murphy. Time two hours. Attendance six hundred.

Burlington University of Vermont Columbia Vermont R.H.E. Univ. of Vermont Woodward Kibley Bratky Tyler and Young Frank Murphy

Walthour and MacLean set for 20 mile pace duel at Revere

Bobby Walthour and Hugh MacLean prepare for a heated twenty mile paced race at Revere track after recent clashes over the title. Both riders trained hard as the entry list fills for the two mile miss and out and ten mile open events, with strong anticipation for a tight, high speed program.

Bobby Walthour Hugh MacLean Revere Chelsea Walthour Bobby Maclean

Gossip of the Boxers Teases Boston Boxing Schedule

Promoters plan two weekly meetings with 15 round bouts featuring Peter Sullivan vs Adam Ryan and Kid Goodman vs Harry Lewis. Sullivan, a New England fighter, has beaten Jimmy Briggs and impressed Boston fans. Ryan faces top West opponents and drew with Battling Nelson. Also noted are Johnny Lynch’s Cambridge ban tamweight challenge and rumors of other near-future matchups and a delayed Young Erne vs Kid Broad card.

Douglas A C Chelsea Harry Lewis Philadelphia Kid Goodman Peter Sullivan Fall River Adam Ryan Aurelio Herrara Boston New England New Bedford Ryan West Jimmy Briggs Young Corbett Terry McGovern Briggs Battling Nelson Charley Neary Maurice Sayers Mauric Herrera Aurelio Willie Fitzgerald Sullivan Albert Brockton Delmont Johnny Lynch Cambridge River Point R. I Medford Nahant Manny Feltz Eltz Owen Moran Young Erne Kid Broad Cleveland Wilmington Del Jimmy Britt James Edward Nelson Kid Sullivan Eddie Hanlon Abe Attell Tom O'Rourke Jimmy Walsh Tom Evertheless Walsh O'Rourke New York Young Donahue Nantasket Beach Young Erie Ralph Kelly Martin Clougherty John A. Sullivan Gloucester Billy Keefe Lawrence Tommy Quill Gus Dumont

Beldame Captures Standard Stakes At Gravesend

Beldame, the 7 to 10 favorite, dominated the heavy track to win the Standard Stakes at Gravesend. Cairngorm finished second with Major Dain gerfield third. Wizard was disqualified after finishing second in the fifth race and Burns fined $100 for rough riding. Arsenal disqualified for being underweight. Doyle failed to present apprentice papers. Other winners included Jake Sanders Alamanson Phyllis Lord Badge and St Estephe.

New York Beldame Gravesend Cairngorm Major Daingerfield Wizard Burns Arsenal Doyle Jake Sanders Alamanson Phyllis Lord Badge St. Estephe

Dorchester High Celebrates Baseball Pennant With Big Plans

Dorchester High School clinched the senior league title and plans mark the victory with a large turnout for tomorrow's Dorchester versus Somerville game. Former Councilman Mildram chairs a citizens committee to honor the players with a reception and possible banquet. Dorchester previously won the 1898 football championship, and this year's pennant is the first since then.

Dorchester High Dorchester Somerville Mildram Citizens’ Committee

Jeffries Retirement Praised by Corbett Life Long Champion

New York June 8 Jim Jeffries retirement draws praise from James Corbett who says Jeffries remains champion while alive and would return at 30 if beaten in coming years. Corbett compares Jeffries favorably to Sullivan and notes his punching power after beating Fitz and Sharkey.

New York Jim Jeffries Corbett Jeffries Fitzsimmons Carson City John L. Sullivan Fitz Sharkey

Ward and Larned Lose Singles at Crescent Club

The Crescent Athletic Club turf courts in Bay Ridge hosted singles play with Ward losing to Whitman 6-3 6-8 and Larned falling to Wright 6-8 6-3 9-7. Doubles saw Ward and Wright defeat Larned and Whitman 6-2 6-3.

New York Ward Larned Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge Whitman Wright Boston

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