Yale and Harvard Favor Four-Mile Row Time Rowed
Harvard opened with a four mile time trial finishing in 22 minutes 46 seconds, failing to beat Yale’s best. The freshman eight led the varsity by a quarter length, while the varsity four finished in 12 minutes 34 seconds. Lunt’s boil sidelined one varsity substitute as coaches planned a regatta for June 27.
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Yale varsity eight suffers slow time in third trial
GALES FERRY Conn June 14 Time rows continue for Yale varsity eight under Coach Kennedy. Third daily trial at racing distance produced 28m 59s after 22m 15s on Wednesday, fastest for Yale or Harvard this year but eyeing four mile stamina. Crew fatigue noted as goal is to endure longer workouts early this season.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
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iSennedy
Fifth Y M C A Meet Today at Riverside
The fifth annual handicap athletic games of the Y M C A of Rhode Island and Massachusetts are held today at Riverside Recreation Grounds under the State physical department committee. Hundreds of entries from both states enter events including 100 yard dash 880 yard run running high jump 12 pound shot put 220 yard dash 440 yard run one mile run running broad jump and relay races featuring Somerville Newton Boston and Cambridge teams.
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McDonald Edges Cunningham in Lewiston Boxing Bout
In Lewiston Maine tonight Kid McDonald of Boston defeated local favorite Young Cunningham in a brisk main event at the Lewiston Athletic Club. Cunningham showed promise in his first star bout while McDonald pressed with agressive flurries. The other three preliminaries drew interest.
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Big Bill Dineen Returns to Face Old Associates in Big Bet
Baseball notes say if Dineen gets the chance against former colleagues he will pitch hard to win. Unglaub tends to pull away from the plate and may struggle against careful pitchers. Tim Hurst caught yesterday with minimal dispute over balls and strikes. A fast infielder can be found for any semi pro team in the state by writing J. E. L. at the Boston Post.
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Unglaub
Tim Hhurst
Boston Post
Rickard offers 20000 for Squires versus Schreck fight
In San Francisco on June 14 promoter Tex Rickard publicly floated a $20000 purse to stage a Squires versus Schreck bout if Jeffries declines his $50000 bid. Barney Reynolds, Squires' manager, says Rickard asked about signing with Schreck if Jeffries refuses. Coffroth claims a contract blocks Squires from other clubs for Labor Day.
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Boxing News Gossip From The Ring In Current Circles
The column notes Gardner vs Fitzgerald 20 rounds at Wyoming Montana on July 4 with a $3500 purse. Attell and Neil duel in San Francisco on June 25 for 60 percent of gross receipts. Mentions Summers vs O Brien, Johnson visits Boston, and various boxing rumors and results from 1900 era events.
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Columbia Football Agitation Faces Faculty Setback
New York report states the faculty committee on student organizations rejects the university athletics committee’s push to resume intercollegiate football this fall. Only chairman Herbert G. Lord dissents, arguing football could harmonize students and instructors.
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First Mackerel Landing Caps Season at Plymouth Fish Pier
Captain Abrahamson of the Scud lands 631 large mackerel in Massachusetts Bay near Plymouth. Yesterday saw 10 trips of groundfish totaling 203,600 pounds, including haddock 88,900 cod 101,000 hake 10,200 and pollock 3,500. Prices ranged from 2 to 41 4 cents per pound with 900 barrels of fresh mackerel arriving from New York Newport and New Bedford. The Halifax steamer brought in Province shipments and market will pause at noon today until Tuesday morning due to holiday. The wreck of the William Duren near Duck Ledge is reported, crew reaching Monhegan Island. International division of Eastern Steamship to run summer schedule starting next Monday with Governor Cobb and Calvin Austin aboard. Capstan tug Orion completes quick run to Yarmouth after towing Low Wood from Portland. The almanac notes sun rise 4 07, set 7 07, day length 15h 15m.
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Col Dovey Declares No Players To Sell
Col Dovey president of the Boston Nationals says he will not sell any good players under any circumstances and will purchase all the winners he can get. He seeks a hard hitting catcher and notes six strong pitchers in the league.
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George Dovey
Boston Nationals
Boston
The Circle Swing Whirl the Whirl Alabamat Troubadours
A fragment mentions The Circle and The Circle Swing with Alabamat Troubadours in a local arts listing. The readable text provides limited details on performers and venue.
Two Sessions of Dancing Daily at McDonalds Ballroom
The magnificent cool ballroom over McDonalds Restaurant hosts two daily dancing sessions with music by the Waverley Orchestra, 12 pieces, led by Mr. Thomas R. O Connor. Mr. Harry E. Munroe oversees the floor as children free admission with parents before 6 PM.
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