Harvard Crews Sail to New London for Race
The report covers batting leaders and fielding trends across the majors. Lajoie of Cleveland nears Stone of St. Louis in batting, Hyatt of Pittsburgh leads the NL in emergency hitting, with Wagner pushing to stay ahead. Bates, Graham, Lindaman and others show gains while Sox batting and fielding decline.
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Lajoie
Clevelands
Stone
St. Louis
Hyatt of
Pittsburg
Wagner
Clarke
Oakes
Cincinnati
Meyers
Giants
Magee
Phillies
Tinker
Cubs
Bat
Hyatt
Cleveland
Collins
Philadelphia
Phelps
Wees
Hoffman
Mitchell Cincinnati
Detroit
Bates
Boston
Lord
Stanage
Cobb
Torr
Bush
Teach
Cree
New York
Mitchell
McIntyre
Ceescocescesseses Steinfeldt
Chicago
Wenwee Stovall
Ceersnekesehesssuanhas
Lobert
Wee Senna Crawford
Barbeau
Byrne
Speaker
Shaw
Fiberfeld
Burch
Brooklyn
Hofman
McConnell
Anne
Moriarty
Isbell
Becker
Bureh
Elberfeld
Grant
Shee Niles
Peete Weaees
Yale and Harvard Prepare for Thames Regatta July First
Harvard crews depart to Red Top for final Thames race preparations against Yale on July 1 at New London. Yale already training at Gales Ferry, with both squads aiming for a strong clash, coach Wray refining stroke and finish as Yale plans a tough four mile programme.
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Thames
Yale
Harvard
Red Top
Thames River
New London
Gales Ferry
Varsity
Crimson
Harvard Square
Back Bay
John Harvard
Cambridge
Denny, Thayer
Iselin
Lowell and
Amory
L. D. Smith
Parker
P. D. Smith
Democratic Leader Defends Draper Bill Opposition
Frederick J. Macleod defends the Democratic State committee against the Draper railroad holding bill. He says the resolutions were a public protest, not aimed at any candidate, and urges public scrutiny to defeat what he calls a colossal railroad trust and loss of Massachusetts’ control. He cites bipartisan concern and warns of strategic legislative timing.
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Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Railroad Committee
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Haven Road
Revere Firefighters Observe Memorial Day
The Revere Veteran Firemen's Association held Firemen's Memorial Day with a parade led by President Charles Perry to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. About 50 veterans joined by regular firemen under Chief Arthur I. Kimball, plus the Board of Selectmen and Board of Fire Engineers in carriages, attended the event. Reverend Francis I. Beal gave the address as special music accompanied the ceremony.
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Revere
Veteran Firemen's Association
Charles Perry
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Arthur I. Kimball
Board of Selectmen
Board of Fire Engineers
Francis I. Beal
Hicks Slumps in Batting as Harvard Edges Cornell
Harvard batters mostly hold their averages steady after a tight con test with Cornell. Hicks dips 26 points to below .300, while Simons and Crocker slide, Briggs rises 13 points to .200, and Harvey adds 11. Other regulars drop modestly as team totals remain near last week.
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Graham
Lindaman Rose
Becker
White
Smith
Ritchey
Red Sox
Stahl’s
Speaker
Lord
Sox
Giants
Harvard
Cornell
Hicks
Simons
Lanigan
Crocker
Currier
Dana
Aronson
Hartford
Briggs
Harvey
AB. H. Ave
Rot
Marshall
Cae
Brown
Labor unions ratify wage scale and plan political action Boston
The Boston Coal Teamsters and Helpers union ratified a wage scale and working agreement. The Massachusetts State Branch AFL IO is scheduling an all day session to outline a fall political campaign. Union meetings discuss tracks in South Boston and open shop trials.
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Boston
Massachusetts State Branch
Wells Memorial Building
William J. O'Neil
Joseph J. Hunt
Union 25
Boston Board of Aldermen
Water Workers’ Union
P. F. Gorman
Thomas Bowen
P. F. Mullen
Boston Coal Team
Sanitary and
Sanitary Department
Richard W. Garrety
James J. English
Henry W. Corcoran
Thomas F. Keenan
Boilermakers' Lodge 481
Joseph A. Franklin
Kansas City
A. F. of L. Boilermakers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
United Boilermakers and Tron Shipbuilders
Newburg
N. Y
Plumbers’ Toton 12
T24
Washington Street
Maine
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
New Taghind Newshoys’ Protective Union
Charles Pracsna
Alec Tiershensen
Benjamin Waldman
Abraham Rubinevitch
Foe
Mrickley
Robrigsh
Myers. Riser
Thomas J. Mulkern
Harry Weinberg
Windup Nears as 1909 School Baseball Seasons End
The 1909 schoolboy baseball season is near its end with Brookline High and Salem High clinching preparatory and Essex County titles. English High and Mechanic Arts face key games. Malden leads the Suburban league with two games left as Morey returns to form, while Newton beats Waltham 3 0. The first Boston High School Field and Track meet thrived with surprise victors from scratch divisions led by Griffin Lambert Von Losche and O'Brien in several events.
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Brookline High
Salem High
Medford and Malden High
English High
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Brookline
Newton
Cambridge Latin
Greater Boston
Malden
Everett
Medford
Morey
Melrose
Somerville High
Broadway
Dorchester High
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Everett High
Malden High School
Boston High School Field and
Griffin
West Roxbury
Lambert
Donnelly
von Losche
Rumpf
John O'Brien
Boston
Chamberlain
Commerce
Clogston
Gillbody
O'Brien
East Boston
O'Shaughnessy
Filibuster talk hinders coasts of North Carolina
Beaufort June 13. With two revenue cutters the Seminole and Pamlico on watch and a northeaster making inlets impassable, a filibustering expedition against Venezuela seems unlikely. The Pamlico was sent to contact the steamer Nantico, suspected of filibustering, at Belldenton on Albemarle Sound. Rumors claim Castro supporters plan action against Gomez regime with large arms shipments from Belgium.
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Beaufort
N. C
Pamlico
North Carolina Sounds
Atlantic Ocean
Venezuela
Newhborne
Treasury Department
Bhdenton
North Carolina
Chowsa River
Albemarle Sand
Castro
Gomez
Belgium
America
Local athletics thrive as New England meet and bets loom
Amateurs shine at Tech Field with New England championships as Brookline AA climbs in local standings. Harvard surges questioned after baseball setback. Pennsylvania’s win over Holy Cross heightens title hopes. Y M C A and open games at Wood Island Park promise proceeds for Cambridgeport Gym rebuild. Jim Flynn eyes a first star bout with Bill McKinnon at Charlesbank. fans back the contender.
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New England
Tech Field
Athens
N.Y
New England Association
Wood Island Park
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Bos
Jim Flynn
Armory
Porky
Bill’ McKinnon
Charlesbank Daily
Flynn
Noe breaks cross country bicycle record New York to Boston
Joseph Noe of Jersey City shattered the cross country record from New York City Hall to Boston City Hall. He completed the ride in 20 hours 86 minutes, beating the previous mark by Fred Perreault. Charles Dusel and Harry Early started with him. Dusel finished 37 minutes behind.
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New York
Boston
Joseph Noe
Jersey City
New York City Hall
Boston City Hall
Fred Perreault
Malden
Noe
Charles F. Dusel
Newark
Harry Early
Century Club of America
Early
Warren
Dusel
City Hall
Worcester
Century Road Club of America
Ernest Ball
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Artha to Box at the AAA Armory
World heavyweight champion Jack Johnson denies plans to attend a Pittsburg bout with Jeffries and Berger. He will instead spar an exhibition with Bob Armstrong at the Armory Club in Boston Tuesday and appear Monday at the Columbia Theatre. Top bouts include Bill McKinnon vs Porky Flynn for 12 rounds, with Joldie Murphy vs Frank Perron and two six round prelims.
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Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Berger
Pittsburg
Johnson
Columbia Theatre
Armory Club
Bob Armstrong
Jeff
Armory
Bill McKinnon
Porky” Flynn
Joldie Murphy
South Boston
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
Hayes Quits in Race With Swede
Kansas City June 13 Johnny Hayes Marathon runner quit after nine miles of a mile match race with John Svanberg of Sweden. Svanberg led Hayes by four laps when Hayes retired with a cramp.
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Kansas City
Johnny Hayes
John Svanberg
Sweden
Svanberg
Obei
Svenberg
Hayes
Carr Drives Indy Team Back to AA Lead
Charlie Carr powers his Indianapolis outfit to the front of the American Association, maintaining their top ranking as they again lead the circuit.
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Charlie Carr
Indianapolis Team Ia
American Association
Baseball quarrels and scoring disputes in early 1900s notes
The clippings debate whether Chicago ousted Marquard in his Giants debut and who deserves an error in a ground ball play. It also covers pitcher position changes, betting terms, and match results between Ketchel and Papke with dates from 1908.
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Southbridge
Ryan
Pr. J. L.jeffries Has Fought Colored Men. Hank Griffin and Bob Armstrong
Cicotte
Powell
St. Louis
Ketchel
Papke
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Colma
School Eight Needs Shell for Interscholastic Crew
The Boston interscholastic eight oared crew lacks a shell for practice as the past shell owned by Mr Charles W Stone is denied. Coach Jack Graney seeks a replacement this week while about a dozen boys prepare to report at the B A A boathouses with several named crew members listed to row.
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Boston
Jack Graney
Charles W. Stone
Stone School
Graney
Stone
Brookline High
Goodale
Walker
Locke
Volkmann
Meade
Roxbury
Hall and Teffte
Nicccolls
Collins
Willetts
Brookline
Stratton
Coleman
Cambridge Latin
Big K of C Meet Set at Providence Grounds
A major athletics meet hosted by the Providence K of C Columbus Club will be held at Providence baseball grounds on Monday July 5. The program features sprints distance runs relays and field events with two open and K of C only relay races. Governors prize to the club with the most points and mayor prize to the top individual are offered entries close June 30 with C W Gorman at 48 Snow Street.
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Providence
R. L
Columbus Club
Providence Kk. of C
Providence Baseball Grounds
K. of C
Pothier
Rhode Island
Ionother
Fletcher
C. W. Gorman
Snow Street
Eons
Ball teams guests at Park Theatre
Both the Boston and Cleveland clubs have been invited to attend tonight's performance of The Travelling Salesman at the Park Theatre.
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Park Theatre
Boston
Cleveland
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