Boston Women Golfers Defeat New York Team at Brae Burn
Boston women golfers routed New York 19 to 2 in the Griscom cup match at Brae Burn. All 15 singles favored Boston, with several matches decided early while four were forced to extra holes. Tomorrow Philadelphia meets Boston in the deciding contest for 1918 honors.
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Dorchester Day program set as track and boxing showcase
Dorchester Day program at Franklin Field draws BAA stars and clubs for a championship feel with events across cycling boxing and running. notable entries include Nat Butler promotions at Revere track and hoped matchups like Taber versus Jones. continuing coverage mentions Connie Mack steering Rob and Jim Murray to Holy Cross schooling and plans for Yale Harvard Princeton football links.
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Boxing and college baseball notes today feature many matches
Patsy Brannigan versus E Wimsler in Pittsburg. S O'Brien faces H Condon in Brooklyn. Kid Thomas meets F Edwards in Brooklyn. Harvard hosts Pennsylvania. Yale hosts Cornell. Holy Cross at Worchester. Williams at Williams town. numerous high schools play in various leagues. Golf, track, horse, yachting, cricket, and cycling events listed with venues and matchups.
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Lineup for Second Contest at Polo America No. 1 No. 2 No. 3
England E Stoddard Waterbury Whitney Milburn Captain Cheape Freake Captain Ritson Captain Lockett listed for polo event lineup.
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British polo team shifts lineup for America Cup game
In Meadow Brook, New York, June 13, an 11th hour change swaps F. M. Freake to No 2 for the second international match, replacing Captain Noel Edwards. The move aims to boost the team as Edwards ponies recover from Tuesday's hard encounter, with Captain Ritson signaling Freake's selection.
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Edwards lineup change shifts polo match prospects
The article discusses Edwards limited scoring due to lineup shifts, notes Freake as a top number two, and outlines American positions Stoddard Waterbury Whitney Milburn with Stoddard facing Lockett. It predicts a tighter contest as both teams prepare, with Herbert expecting a closer game.
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Opening match sparks high hopes for tomorrow’s game
The forecast predicts favorable weather for the big match with an immense crowd expected. Tickets in the east stand fetch up to 50 dollars from speculators while the present capacity could double and still sell out. Officials praise orderly behavior though players’ numbers caused mild disagreement, as English players wear numbers and British players show strong sportsmanship.
English High blanked Mechanic Arts High 10 to 0
English High pitcher Brannan allowed four hits and struck out nine as the club shut out Mechanic Arts High 10 to 0 at the Dunbar avenue grounds in Dorchester yesterday afternoon. The box shows Brannan with two home runs and several strong defensive plays, while Mechanic’s Moulton faced nine strikeouts. Attendance was about 400.
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Belmont Cup Semi Finals Today
S E Thayer of Woodland meets W Hickox Jr Albemarle in one Belmont Cup semi final, while B S Evans and R A Wood, both home club members, face each other in the other bracket. Favorities won barring J E Kedian upset by H B Wood and Wood’s defeat by Thayer.
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WEST WIND DELAYS CREW TIME ROWS AT RED TOP
Captain Ables reported unfavorable conditions as a strong west wind kept crews from time rows at Red Top Connecticut. The schedule shifts to the next day with a likely final session before the race lineup a week later. Varsity eight practiced racing starts for extended periods despite the wind.
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Harvard Freshmen Paint Yale Boathouse Visit Sparks Backlash
The Harvard freshman eight painted crimson and 1916 numerals on Yale’s boathouse in the afternoon, a response to Yale crews visiting Harvard quarters earlier. Yale watched varsity practice as Harvard crews did light work and the varsity four raced fresh men. George von L. Meyer left the quarters due to illness after breaking training yesterday.
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Yale Oarsmen Play Game of Baseball at Crew Camp
Yale oarsmen took a day off to host a baseball match indoors against the baseball squad at Gales Ferry New London Conn. The crew won 37 to 29 as coaches and former rowers observed. Harvard visitors painted Yale boathouse crimson during the night and the Har vard party paddled up later to mark the rivaling gesture. Captain figures from six Yale teams visited the camp and Gore, the varsity bow, stayed ashore with an injured hand.
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Mars Earns Narrow Decision Over McGovern in Cincinnati
Knockout Mars edged Benny McGovern of St. Louis in a 10 round bout. It was their second meeting and Mars, praised for his previous performance, entered as the favorite in Cincinnati tonight.
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Tinker Vetoes Reds Trade for Cy Morgan
Reds manager Tinker discussed trading Beals Becker to Philadelphia for Dodge and proposed a move to Kansas City for pitcher Cy Morgan, but Royals owner Charlie Tebeau balked at the deal making no agreement.
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Classy Entries Highlight Myopia Cup Steeplechase
Harry Page's Gold Plate, one of the country's top hunters, carries 171 pounds in the Myopia cup steeplechase at the Country Club meeting. Despite the heavy load the horse is respected for the 212 miles distance, and the owner chose amateur racing over open events to keep the horse in the amateur ranks.
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Chambler Memorial Steeplechase Preview With Notable Contenders
Maxim's Pride owned by Clarence H. Robbins M F H of the Smithstown Hunt Club and Zarda the horse of George Willing of Philadelphia carry 154 pounds in a star Chambler Memorial steeplechase. J E Davis O Bear and George Eno both carry 139 pounds and promise a strong race. Delirium owned by Mrs Payne Whitney is a top single entry after four wins in five starts since returning from England. Fewer starters expected but high class field. Jingo ill and Waterspeed may also miss.
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Kolehmainen Reinstated by Amateur Union
Hannes Kolehmainen, Finnish distance runner, is reinstated by the Amateur Athletic Union after a suspension for not furnishing itemized expense accounts for a meet at Patterson New Jersey on April 16. Trainer Robertson of the Irish American Athletic Club announced the decision. He will be able to compete at Duluth where he is slated to run next Sunday.
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International League results from Jersey City to Toronto
In Jersey City, Jersey City 2 Baltimore 1 in 10 innings. Newark 3 Providence 2. Buffalo Rochester 11 Buffalo 3. Montreal Toronto split games: first 8 Montreal 2, second 4 Montreal 2.
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Americans win bouts in US Canada boxing clash
In Cleveland at the Cleveland Athletic Club the Amateur Athletic Union teams from the United States and Canada faced off. The Americans won four of five bouts, with no decision in the sixth.
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