Brookline Country Club hosts 33rd annual race meet
Ideal weather drew 12 000 spectators to Clyde Park Brookline for a day of steeplechase and flat races at the Brookline Country Club meet. Gold Plate led most hurdles in the featured Brookline Handicap Steeplechase while Ben Cabell fell at the water jump injuring rider H S Page. The Norfolk Hunt Cup and other events followed with fierce finishes and local riders in evidence.
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Brookline Country Club
Society Folk Watch
Clyde Park
Brookline
H. S. Page
Ben Cabell
Mr. Page
Country Club
B. B. Lewis
Handsallround
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Hunts Committee
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
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Footights
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Jack Calvert
Longwood
Armament
Wright Lad
Langdon
Tucker
Brookline Country Club Challenge
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B. Tuckerman, Jr
Hart of
New England
Hunt
Lamplighter
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F. Ege
Harry Lee
Silver Lock
Sunrise
Harvard Training Quarters Morning Rowing Routines
Harvard crews took to the river at Red Top Conn with improved conditions practicing short bursts and racing starts after yesterday's tougher seas. The session focused on technique and pace as coaches overseen by Harvard training staff.
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Varsity and Freshmen Eights Demonstrate Start Tactics
The crew practised racing starts with the varsity gaining a length on the freshmen early. The freshmen completed a fast half mile in 2 10, praised by coach Wray as fit and improved despite Potter’s injury. Coach Herrick’s crew excelled in two miles, with starts of 8, then 34, down to 28 strokes, finishing strong in 10 716 unofficial time.
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Potter
Herrick
Navy Yard
Henley
Yale Crew Trains Half Mile Upstream Before Race
Yale coach Guy Nickalls directed first and second eights to a half mile upstream upstream against the tide at Gale's Ferry. The time was 2 minutes 16 seconds. Freshmen and graduates' crews joined the session with starts practice as Gene Giannini coached. Visitors included William Meikleham, Valentine Chappell, and Charley Mapes.
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Pawtucket
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el. O. Livingston
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Allen
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Gould
Snowden
Elwell
Copp
Stephenson
Bob Herrick
William Meikleham
Valentine Chappell
Charley Mapes
Columbia
Colorado Nature's Own Tonic Travel Brochure
Colorado advertisement promotes a restful trip for tired workers and teachers to Colorado with outdoor air and affordable hotels. It offers free descriptive material with maps and photos, plus the Burlington Route service assisting travel planning at no cost. Contact Alex Stocks in Boston for a free illustrated handbook.
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Three Boston Area Schoolboys Pitch No-Hit Games
Three schoolboy pitchers from Greater Boston produced no hit no run games. William Fitzgerald of Somerville High allowed only a single pass against Melrose while other runners reached on errors. Rollo Fagan of Waltham and Al Pierotti of Everett also starred with strong strikeout totals. Time 1h 45m. Attendance 700.
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Pierrotti Halts Malden Batsmen
Everett pitcher Al Pierrotti held Malden hitless and runless as Everett won 7 to 0. Gilt edged infield support helped the no hit bid with strong work by Driscoll Silva and Green. Malden’s defense faltered while Flanders pitched well but received poor support from his teammates.
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Chelsea Batters Can't Hit Fagan In Wakefield Game
Waltham High beat Chelsea High 5 to 0 as Rollo Fagan pitched a no hit no run game. Portland won the afternoon game 4 to 3 in ninth inning with an error by Porter and a missed third strike contributing to the decisive run. Lynn was swept by Lawrence 12 to 8 in the morning at Ocean Park. Portland also won 10 to 4 in the afternoon.
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Somerville High Dominates Melrose With 5-0 Win
Billy Fitzgerald pitched a no hit no run game for Somerville High, striking out 14 as Somerville defeated Melrose 5 to 0. Downing Ford H Robertson and J Robertson contributed two base hits, while defensive miscues limited Melrose to only one hit in the ninth.
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Gloucester High Beats Arlington High 16 to 7
Gloucester High defeated Arlington High 16 to 7 at Arlington yesterday. The visitors dominated the line with strong hits against Donnelly and Harwood. Batteries listed as Crowell and Mitchell for Gloucester. Donndhly and Harwood for Arlington.
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Arlington
Donnelly
Harwood
R.H.E. Gloucester
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Natick High School Tops Boston College Freshmen
Natick High School defeated Boston College Freshmen 5 to 3 at Chester Street Playgrounds on June 17. Captain Brennan starred in the field and at the plate for Natick, while Dumas earned the mound win for Natick with 12 strikeouts.
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Natick High School
Boston College
Chester Street
Brennan
Natick High
Donnelly
Paterson
Howard
Dumas
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Burke
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Wind wear for Boston Y C races
Seventy five yachts drifted around a triangular course outside Boston Light in the Boston Yacht Club open regatta. The NW breeze was strong at start but faded to a near calm as the last classes began, turning what looked like a good race into a fizzle.
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Lawrence tops Haverhill as Southern falters in two innings
Lawrence defeats Haverhill 9 to 2 as Southern’s pitching struggles early. Lynch and Layster lead with multi hit games and Bruggy and Luyster homer. Full box score shows Lawrence with eight runs in two innings and Haverhill unable to recover despite late rallies.
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Southern
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Conley
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Cheney
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Layster
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Campbell
Duggan
Howard
Boardman
Lewiston Beats Fitchburg 8 7 in Tight Contest
Lewiston defeated Fitchburg 8 to 7 in a closely fought game on June 17 as the rallying offense pushed ahead in the final innings. Fitchburg posted a strong showing despite the loss, with multiple players contributing across the board.
Thames Regatta Plans Complete For Opening Program
New London Conn June 17 Plans have been completed for opening the Thames racing programme tomorrow Three preliminary races are set starting at 4 45 o clock a half mile brush of the scrub fours composed of varsity and freshman substitutes not enrolled in any other crew Then comes the graduates eight oared race over a mile course and the freshman four oared crew runs a half mile in the final event All events on the upper half of the four mile course
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