Light at Red Top A Harvard Yale Crew Time Trial
Harvard crews conducted a time trial on the lawn at Red Top Conn with Yale observer R St John Sheffield witnessing. The freshman eight and varsity crews logged several miles, with a freshman four briefly leading the varsity, while Dragon the 35 foot sloop anchored off the quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harva
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Yale
R. St. John Sheffield
Filley
John Harvard
Crimson
Blue
Kip
Dragon
Oren G. Wood
Monument Beach
Wood
R. McC. Butt
Seventh Regiment
New York State National Guard
P. H. Wood
McGill University
Yale Varsity Outraces Freshmen In Two Mile Row
Gales Ferry Conn June 20 Yale varsity eight defeated the freshman by a half length in a two mile upstream race. The varsity started with a 30 to 32 stroke rate then settled at 28 while the freshmen kept a higher pace. A separate varsity four beat the freshmen by two lengths in a half mile race amid unfavorable tide and smooth water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Pugilists John Stanton and Eddie Daniels Fined in Court Test
John Stanton 115 pound New England champ and Eddie Daniels were fined 25 dollars each for mutual assault in Roanoke Social and Athletic Club case. They appealed, held on 100 dollar bonds for July Superior Court term. Other boxers had cases deferred to Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanton
New England
Eddie Daniels
Roanoke
North Bennet Street
Burke
Jimmy Walsh
Thomas Stanton
Lloyd Cassidy
Stanton
Cassidy
Hock Keyes To Box Baldwin In Charleston Card
A local boxing card plans Matty Baldwin to face Hock Keyes next Tuesday in a 16 round bout. Keyes, the Australian lightweight champion, has impressed in America and earns attention as Charleston fans expect a strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Murphy
Mike Devney
Highland Lake Farm
Dr. Crowley
Franklin
Murphy
Lincoln Club
Charley Neary
New York
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Angy Hock Keyes
America
Keyes
Fitzsimmons
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
McGarry
Charlestawarts
Pnelae
Four Riders Fall at Gravesend Closing Day
A racing program at Gravesend ended with four riders thrown in one day. Jockey Brussel on Penguin sustained a possible skull fracture after a paddock turn fall. J. Jones broke his collarbone in a separate spill when Escort fell. Dishabille won the Mytle Stakes and Oro captured the Kingston Steeplechase as the day’s features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Escort
Penguin
Brussel
J. Jones
Seewell
Cochran
Dishabille
Oro
Kensington
Easy Victory for Worcester Over Lawrence in Baseball Duel
Worcester defeats Lawrence 7 to 1 as Frock holds visitors to four hits. Billet’s fielding shines for Lawrence while Chadbourne, Lord, Meagher and Knotts score for Worcester. Frock earns the win. Barberich takes the loss after a rough outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lawrence
Frock
C.f
Page
Burkett
Briggs
R.f
Bradley
O' Wilson
Meagher
Weddige
Henry
Fulmer
Knotts
Lepper
Oj Barberich
T Lawrence
Chadbourne
Lord
Meacher
Zacher
Barberich
Tafford
Lynn Shut Out by Elliott in New Bedford Game
Lynn batsmen were retired in five innings as Elliott blanked them and New Bedford tallied three runs. Errors and walks aided the victory with Braun Kavanagh and Valdois contributing for New Bedford while Canavan and Mullaney provided key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Lynn
Elliott
A.E
A.E. Braun
Vaill
Kav’agh
QO Bannon
C.f
Valdois
Gi Labelle
Austin
R.f
Bigbie
Klobed’z
Daum
Clarke
Mullaney
Lovell
Canavan
Connors
Ellicott
O Smith
Braun
Kavanagh
Smith
O’brien
Manchester defeats Fall River 5 to 0 in baseball clash
New England report from Fall River notes Manchester bats early and late to beat Fall River 5 to 0. O'Toole and Swanson pitched well but Fall River struck out often as Moorhead and Drew connected on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fall River
Manchester
Swanson
O’toole
Moorhead
Mauch
McDaniels
Beard
Kane
Pleiss
Guiheen
Watters
Pare Baye
Murch
Drew
O'Toole
Ates
Henry
H.po
Haverhill Beats Lowell 9-5 in Wild Local Tilt
Waterman and Connaughton shine on defense as Haverhill tops Lowell 9 to 5. Key moments come in the ninth when Connolly closes the game after a late rally. Burrill Smythe and ONeill contribute multiple hits on a rough night for pitchers Groom and Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bae Joe
Haverhill
Lowell
Gideon
Connolly
Waterman
Connaughton
Baverleo
Wat
O'Neil
Madden
Shannon
Burrill
Lake
Rice
Ahearn
Plunkett
Ghton
Brown
Dagan, A
Smythe, c
Gonnolly
Abbott
Murphy
Pulsifer
Boardman
Groom
O'Neill
Smythe
Harned
McDonald
Joerce
Muhy
Fitzmaurice
Mythe
Hastings
Springfield Line Trains Cut Time Boston to New York
Summer timetable trims the Springfield Line runs via Boston & Albany to five and a half hours for the 12 o clock express and 4 o clock limited, with the 9 o clock express to 9 16 a.m. The schedule lists shoulder-to-shoulder coaches, parlor cars, dining and sleeping cars, vestibuled day coaches, and no extra fare without Pullman. Reservations via city office 366 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Springfield
Boston & Albany Railroad
Fe. Fo
Washington Street
Boson
Civil War Veterans Healy and Howe Noted in Post Records
Daniel F. Healy of Manchester New Hampshire born December 20 1849 in Cedarburg Wisconsin enlisted February 9 1864 as a musician in the Sixth New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry. David Howe born April 3 1821 in Cooper Maine postmaster and veteran served from January 1 1864 in First Maine Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Healy
Manchester
N. H
Cedarburg
Wis
New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry
Concord
Healy
Louis Bell Post
Amoskeag
David Howe
Cooper
First
Maine Artillery
Joel A. Haycock
School Board Cites Abuse in Student Transfers
Daniel A. Ellis and other officials charge that ambitious school leaders and board members pushed transfers to boost a school’s status. A new policy directs transfer requests to the superintendent and supervisors, requiring good reasons and returning students to their home districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Ellis
Brooks
David A. Ellis
Shells Wrecked as Argonauts Impress in Oxford Rowing
The damaged shell of W. B. West entry for the diamond sculls is irreparable. West borrows a shell for practice as the Argonauts of Toronto show strength on the course. Sir John Edwards-Moss hails the Toronto crew as the most powerful he has seen, boosting their chances to win the grand challenge cup from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Oxford
W. B. West
Philadelphia
West
Argonauts
Toronto
John Edwards-Moss
England
Collins Wins at Revere in Two Mile Motor Pace
Elmer Collins of Lynn won the 2 mile motor paced handicap at Revere track after starting three laps back. William Stinson started scratch, Coffey four laps, and Collins regained most of the laps to take first money. Coffey showed strong pace but tired after ten miles. In the amateur one mile, Tom Connolly of Everett defeated Cullen by inches with Connolly finishing from scratch. Time 2 03 1 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Revere
William Stinson
Collins
Coffey
Tom Connolly
Everett
Cullen
Connolly
C. Connolly
Will Clark Regain All Round Championship Title
The American all round championships move to Technology Field Brookline next Saturday. Ellery Clark is favored. Martin Sheridan withdraws due to a leg injury. Other entrants include T F Killey L C Allen Keith Pevear and John Bredemus with George W Brown as entry closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Technology Field
Brookline
George W. Brown
Martin Sheridan
Ellery Clark
Quinn
Harvard
T. F. Killey
Athens
L. C. Allen
Boston Y. M. C. A
Keith Pevear
Volkmann School
John Bredemus
Frank B. Greer Joins B A A and Regatta Prospects
Amateur champion Frank B. Greer becomes a full member of the B A A and may wear the organization colors in future regattas. Greer is touted as the best amateur single sculler in America. The piece notes New England scenery and recommends seaside and interior trips, with trolley info available from Boston street railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Greer
Greer
America
New England
Boston
Boston & Northern
Old Colony Street Railway
Washington Street
Ten Vacation Schools Named for Summer Term
Ten schools will serve as vacation schools this summer from July 9 to August 10. Each school group will be led by a named principal from Boston or nearby towns, including Albert S. Ames and Maurice J. O'Brien among others. The school groups include Lyman Frothingham Hancock Washington Quincy Shurtleff Thomas N. Hart Benjamin Dean Comins Washington Allston and William E. Russell with playgrounds where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Ames
Murray H. Ballou
Philip Davis
James E. Downey
Frank L. Keith
Joseph L. Powers
William A. Reed
James A. Treanor
Boston
John W. Lillis
Everett
Maurice J. O’brien
Braintree
Lyman
Cudworth
Emerson
Frothingham
Hancock
Washington
Quincy
Shurtleff
Clinch
Thomas N. Hart
Benjamin Dean
Comins
Washington Allston
William Wirt Warren
William E. Russell
Swedish Singers at Tremont Temple
The Sweden Y. M. C. A. national chorus performed at Tremont Temple drawing about 2000 enthusiastic Nordic supporters. The 55-voice group from across Sweden stirred the crowd with folk songs and national anthems praised by critics as equal or superior to recent student choirs touring the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden Y. M. Co. A
Tremont Temple
Sons of the North
Sweden
Fitzgerald Names Two New Collectors
City Collector Scollard announced two deputy collectors on Mayor Fitzgerald’s recommendation. William E. Hickey of Ward 15 and John L. Donovan of Ward 7 will earn $1800 per year each. Hickey, a Fitzgerald ally, helped win Ward 15 for the mayor. Donovan previously worked in weights and measures and was asked to resign by former Mayor Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scollard
Fitzgerald
William E. Hickey
Ward 15
John L. Donovan
Ward
Bill’ Hickey
Hickey
William S.S. McNary
McNary
Donovan
Sealer of Weights and Measures Department
Collins
Two Women Claim Hussey in Divorce Case
John L Hussey faces a suit from a Revere woman who claims to be his wife and that he is not legally wed to the Rockland woman with whom he lived for two years before deserting her. She says she never saw him until his arrest and notes a prior 1908 divorce libel dismissed for lack of action. Hussey asserts he obtained a divorce from the Revere woman in New York courts before marrying the Rockland counterpart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hussey
Revere
Rockland
Hussey
New York
Debtor Earns Release After Poor Debtor's Oath
John L. Hussey of Rockland, jailed two months for a $1500 fine in the United States District Court, was released after taking the poor debtor's oath. He faced a divorce libel filed by Effie F Hussey of Revere and had been living with Mary Gardner as husband and wife in Rockland. Hussey's 1893 marriage claim was cited by the libellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
John L. Hussey
Rockland
Effie F
Hussey
Revere
Dodge
United ‘States ‘District Court
Post Office
West Hanover
William J. Drew
United States
Hayes
Effie .F. Hussey
Mary Gardner
Gloucester
Rockland Woman Denies Husbands Affair After Jail Release
Mrs. Hussey says she does not know the Revere woman who claims to be married to her husband. John L. Hussey was freed from Charles Street jail and had not returned home by evening. Mrs. Hussey, now nearly destitute after a foreclosure sale, plans to search Boston for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
John L. Hussey
Charles Street
Revere
Mr. Hussey
Hussey
Boston
Paine Elected Captain of Brown University Baseball Team
Harold W. Paine of Warwick Rhode Island was elected captain for next season. The Brown catcher and right fielder, class of 1907, has played three years on the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Harold W. Paine
Warwick
Brown University
Paine
Dana Confirmed Judge After Labor Protest
After a labor protest against Judge Dana for the Superior Court, the executive council unanimously confirmed his renomination. The governor had sent the nomination last week as labor groups criticized his stance on labor measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
William 3. Dana
the Superior Court
Executive Council
Mr. Dana
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Hock Keyes
Baldwin
N. E
N. E. League
P. Ct. Lawrence
Reese
E. Sewer
Agay Ana Tanald
Grand Army
THE
Boston Post
Manchester, N. H
Casper, Lawrence
David Howe, Cooper
Ellis
Lynn Man
Clark
Catcher Paine
Brown Inne
Steve
He Is
Hawkshaw
Skiddoo
Sleuth
Stealthy
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Newton Newkirk
Dana
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