Harvard and Yale Crews Start on Week of Practice
Harvard crews began their second week of practice at Red Top Connecticut with the varsity eight and freshmen eight and four logging miles on the river. Yale's eight joined in a time row and raced about a mile, meeting the Harvard boat on the return. Conditions were ideal with light wind and clear water.
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Yale
Red Top
Conn
Varsity
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Wray
Ately
Eli
Crimson
Yale Crew Exercises Over Four Mile Thames Course
Yale coach Kennedy sent the varsity eight downstream with the shell towed, rowing at 25 to 28 stokes per minute along the river. The boat veered from lanes, finished at their boathouse one mile beyond the course, in 23 minutes 42 seconds. Conditions were smooth but tide was slack and no time trials were conducted.
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YALE
Thames
Jeanette Ferguson Bout Promises Fierce Clash at Armory
Tonight's eight round main event pairs Joe Jeanette and Sandy Ferguson in Boston amid high stakes with a decisive result likely shaping a future title shot. Preceded by two eight round bouts featuring Angus McDougall vs Young McGregor and Walter Willoughby vs Andrew Morris.
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Joe Jeanette
Sandy Ferguson
Armory
A. A
Jeanette
Jack Johnson
Ferguson
Sandy
Paris
Jeanette-Ferguson
Angus McDougall
South Boston
New England
Young McGregor
Roxbury
Walter Willoughby
New York
Andrew Morris
East Boston
Brockton High Beats Somerville 6 to 1 in Baseball
Brockton High defeated Somerville High 6 to 1 in Brockton today. Wardwell pitched superbly for Brockton, with关键 hits from Roland Tevlin and Swanson sparking a two-run seventh inning.
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Brockton High
Somerville
Brockton
Somerville High
Roland
Tevlin
Swanson
Miles
Wardwell
Somerville Haigh
H.pd
A.E
Ms Casey
Trurley
S Reilly
Pike
Cousins
Teviin
Nolan
R.f
Mixer
McG'chey
Donahue
McGlinchey
Reilly
Egan
Newspaper Men Defeat South Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 in 11 Innings
The Boston newspaper men's team outlasted the South Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 over 11 innings at Locust street grounds. Murray pitched brilliantly with 14 strikeouts, leading the newspaper squad to the victory.
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South Boston Red Sox
Locust Street Grounds
Murray
Ss. B. Red Sox
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Whitcomb
Heinze and
Conley
No Games Tomorrow in National League
National league owners unanimously called off all games scheduled for tomorrow due to the funeral of George B. Dovey, president of the Boston club. Funeral services will be held in Philadelphia at 2 p.m. attended by league presidents and Boston and Philadelphia officials.
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George B. Dovey
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Philadelphia
National League
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Eddie Hobbs
Tommy Keane
Frank Khanaly
Louis Guertin
Kaffaui
Bart Sullivan
Juniors Win Exeter Meet in Memorial Cup Track Meet
The class of 1910 won Phillips Exeter Academy inter class track meet with 42 points, narrowly defeating the seniors who scored 40 and 1911 with 81. Mur ray tied the school record in pole vault at 11 feet. Lewis led with 11 points, winning the high jump and placing in sprints.
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H. P. Faulkner
O. W. Pearson
J. A. James
Women's National Championship Lawn Tennis Tournament Opens
Philadelphia hosts the annual women's national championship with no preliminary round. Gwendolin Rees of St. Paul defeats Marie Wagner of New York, while Hazel Hotchkiss of California advances after two matches. Edith Rotch of Boston wins her first round and then defeats Miss Newhall of Philadelphia.
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New York
Gwendolin Rees
St. Paul
Miss Wagner
Hazel Hotchkiss
California
W. H. Pouch
Miss Sutton
Edith Rotch
Boston
Miss Green
St Botolph Club Defeats Tavern in Society Baseball Match
A society crowd watched at the National league grounds Columbus avenue as the St Botolph club beat the Tavern club 16 to 8. The St Botolph supporters wore wide straw hats with red white and blue streamers and cheered each notable play while a brass band played during breaks.
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St. Botolph Club
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Hugh Cabot
C. F
E. Ells
J. McC. Sturgis
H. H Richards
R. B. Greenough
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A. S. Pear
Fitzsimmons Appears At Jem Mace Benefit In London
The article notes a benefit event for veteran boxer Jem Mace held in London last week with John L. Fitzsimmons playing a prominent part. The reproduction shows Fitzsimmons in a photograph taken in London, illustrating the event and his connection to Mace.
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Fitzsimmons
Jem Mace
England
Fitz
Mace
Norwich
Fitzsimmons Seeks Johnson Challenge After London Arrival
Ancient fighter Robert Fitzsimmons arrived in New York from London and spoke with reporters about facing Jack Johnson for the world championship if Jeffries does not. He claimed he remains middleweight and light heavyweight champion and believes he, or Jeffries, could beat Johnson with proper training. He downplayed a previous loss to Johnson, calling it a brief bout.
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Jeffries
Pittsburg
Tony Ross
Duquene Garden
Jack
New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
London
Johnson
Jeff
Robert
Scores in Southern League baseball standings
Mobile 2 Atlanta 1. Memphis 8 Birmingham 2. Montgomery 10 Little Rock 1. New Orleans Nashville game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Atlanta
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Birmingham
Montgomery
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Gilbert Crowned State Amateur Golf Champion
Percival Gilbert of Brae Burn won the State amateur title by defeating Joseph G. Thorpe of the Country Club 6 up 4 to play in a 36 hole final. Thorpe struggled with putts while Gilbert posted a strong first half score and dominated the match from the start.
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Joseph G. Thorpe
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CNN
Sivas Pereseie
Tigers Meet Yale Today in Deciding Games
Yale heads to New York to face Princeton in the deciding game of the series while Yale seeks an edge after a Cornell win. Merritt likely starts on the mound with Van Vieck in mercy, and Harvard series opens with Philbins behind the plate if starting tomorrow.
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Crimson
Philbins
Sweeney
Pop” Corey
Steel Trust
van Vleck
Baseball Ads Seek Junior Teams for Summer Tournaments
Crescent A C seeks 12 to 13 year old teams for away games on June 26 and July 10 17 24 31 with half fares. Winter Hill A A demands full expenses or guarantee for June 26 open date. Malden Athletics invites strongest state teams for Saturday afternoons. Maples of Jamaica Plain offers 11 12 year olds with half expenses. Sacred Heart Juniors Cambridge invites 11 12 year olds with half fares. Sacred Heart Choir Boys seeks 10 11 year olds with half fares.
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Eastern League results show wins for Baltimore and Jersey City
Baltimore defeated Montreal 4 1 in the first game and 2 1 in the second. Jersey City beat Rochester 4 1, while Toronto edged Newark 2 1 and Buffalo downed Providence 4 1.
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Dovey to lead Boston Nationals amid fan support
Boston fans greet John Dovey as the new president of the National League club succeeding his late brother. Officials expect stability with potential new players, and the famed nickname Doves likely to persist as leadership continues.
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Second Place Race Very Tight as Standings Loom
Boston can climb to second in the American League with a win over New York and a Philadelphia loss to Washington. A New York win and Cleveland over Chicago would drop Boston to fourth, one point behind Cleveland. If Boston and Philadelphia lose while Cleveland wins, Cleveland ties Philadelphia for second. The table shows the tight paths for today.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Norwood High tops Milton High in season finale
Norwood High defeated Milton High 6 to 3 in the Eastern Massachusetts Interscholastic League game. Jewett starred at bat as Norwood ends the season with strong hitting and solid defense, while Carson, Muteh, and Roberts pitched for the pitchers. Attendance was about 400 at the game.
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Sangster
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Coakley
Muteh
Hunt
J. Clark
L. Cross
Emerson
Ol Carson
Carson
Roberts
Gillooly and Brown
Play Ball Umpire Slogan Inspires Loyal Fans
A Rochester Post-Express poem extols baseball fervor as spring warms and crowds fill bleachers. It celebrates fans braving cold or heat, ready for the first call of play ball and rejecting other pursuits while the fever remains unalloyed.
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