Rowing Debar Draws Controversy for Jack Kelly in Diamond Sculls
The article argues that Jack Kelly, national singles sculling champion, should be allowed to enter the Diamond sculls despite a 1900s English steward ruling barring Vesper Boat Club entries. It recalls Ned Ten Eyck’s similar past ban and notes Kelly’s American amateur standing and NAROA backing.
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Jack Kelly
Vesper Boat Club
Kelly
Jack
National Amateur Rowing Association of America
Ned Ten Eyck
Wachuset
Worcester
Ned
Joe Maguire
Bradford Boat Club
Pat Hurley
Ten Wyck
Thames
Olympic coaching rumors and wrestler match results inquiry
The text discusses whether Moakley of Cornell coached an Olympic team, notes Moakley never did, and mentions Johnny Hayes as alive and considered for Olympic training. It also records Gardini losing to Stecher in Atlanta, Penn., and Akron, Ohio, with Gardini again defeated.
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Umire
Moakley
Cornell
Johnny Hayes
London
Hayes
Gardini
Stecher
Atlona
Penn
Akron
Browns Drive Mays From Box In St Louis Win
St Louis tops New York 9 to 3 as Mays exits in the fourth inning after giving up nine hits and walking five. Collins struggled in relief, Davis closed the game with steady relief aid. Rain delayed action for over an hour. A two-base hit by Pipp and a trio of other hits powered the Saints.
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New York Today
Mays
Collins
Davis
aBattea
Hannah
Colling
New York
Pipp
Sisler
Austin
Tobin
Ward
Johnston Falls to Parke in British Championship Round
William M. Johnston, United States singles champion, loses to J. C. Parke in the second round of the British tennis championship. The scores read 7 5, 2 6, 6 2, 8 6. Samuel Hardy, Axel B Gravem, and R Norris Williams also won their matches.
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Wimbledon
William M. Johnston
California
United States
J. C. Parke
Samuel Hardy
Axel B. Gravem
R. Norris Williams
Harvard Triumphs Over Elis in Tight Yale Duel
Harvard defeats Yale 4 1 in a tense session as Lincoln Blair and Felton spark a late charge. Selleck wildness helps Harvard with three walks in the second inning while Yale’s base running errs and Murphy contributes a first inning run before Harvard pulls away. Attendance reaches 14 000 as Hadley and Taft watch from the alumni crowd.
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Fredericks
Hallowell
Thorne Murphy
Howard Selleck
Selleck
Gaillard
Jones
Peters
Doe
Sawyer
Perkins
Harvard
Blair
Eddie Lincoln
Felton
Aldrich
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Frothingham
Hadley
University
Taft
Diamond
Faherty
Emmons
Charlie Faherty
Crane
Halleck
Odeeseen Oo
Comlon
Hamons
Hart
McBride
Massachusetts open championship struggle on heavy greens
The opening thirty six holes produced high scores for most of the 44 entrants as the course heaviness and difficult greens challenged players. Tom MacNamara, George Bodden, Alec Campbell and George Dehbeck were the top scorers among the field.
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Tom MacNamara
George Bowden
Alec Campbell
George Dehbeck
Louis Tellier
Brae Burn
McNamara Goes 71 Leads Bowden in Open Golf Round
McNamara shot 71 in the morning to lead Bowden by two strokes, while Campbell posted 76s and Denbeck emerged as a surprise. Afternoon 75 by McNamara created a 36 hole 146 tie with Bowden and Campbell. final 36 holes set for today with a large gallery expected.
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McNamara
George Bowden
George
Alec ‘Nipper’ Campbell
Nipper
Frank McNamara
Tom
Tom Kerrigan
George Denbeck
Brae-Burn
Louis Tellier
Greens
Louis
Clark Hodder
Bowden
Campbell
Siwanoy
Tom MacNamara
Commonwealth
Rockport
Alec Campbell
Brae-Burn Waren
Kerrigan
Fank McNamara
Cherry Valley
Hugh Gordon
Rhode Island
Cart Anderson
New York
Matt Campbell
Essex Ith
P. B. Watters
Woodland
Burt Nichol
Belmont
George Gordon
J. Mac Agawam
Chris MacGrath
Worcester
B. F. Wogan
Belmont Spring Country Club Opens Three Day Golf Event
Belmonts three day open at Belmont Spring Country Club starts Thursday. Two flights of 16 players compete with prizes for winner and runner up in each division. Prizes displayed in Wright Ditson window. low gross in qualifying earns a gold medal. Post entries accepted, starting times arranged.
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Belmont Spring Country Club
Wright & Ditson
Belmont
Final Olympic boxing tryouts set for July 12 13
Final Olympic boxing tryouts will be held on July 12 and 13 with elimination contests in eight classes from featherweight to heavyweight staged on the Pacific coast, in the Middle West, Philadelphia, Boston and Pittsburg. Finals for Olympic wrestling tryouts have been moved to July 12 13 to allow wrestlers to sail July 20 with the track and field team.
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New York
F. W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Norfolk G C Open Tourney Dates Revised
Golfers are told the Norfolk Golf Club has shifted its open tournament to July 16 and 17 due to conflicts. The nine hole course near Boston has been improved and aims for a strong turnout. Practice days will be announced later.
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Norfolk Golf Club
Boston
Matchmaker Goodwin Promotes Busy Boxing Card
A. G. from Quincy has arranged a busy boxing tourney for tomorrow night at the Coliseum. The main event features Joe Adams of Brockton versus Joe Pangrazze of Quincy in a 12 round bout. Semi finals include Barney Mc Afee of South Boston versus Young Dona hue of Brockton in an eight round bout, with two six round bouts also scheduled.
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Sunshine Johnny
Lawrence
Bat Levinsky
Bat
Johnny
Kirby
Jack Lawler
Goodwin
Coliseum
A. G
Quincy
Joe Adams
Brockton
Joe Pangrazze
Barney McAfee
South Boston
Young Donahue
Mechanic Arts Team Wins City Baseball Title
Mechanic Arts High School diamond representative won the Boston city baseball pennant by beating the High School of Commerce 4 to 2 at Rowan Park Dorchester. English High might have claimed the title if not for forfeiting early season games over an ineligible athlete.
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Mechanics Arts High School
Boston
High School of Commerce
Rowan Park
Dorchester
Mechanic
English High
Spectacles Lamont Shines as Commerce Falls to Fenway
Lamont hurled a grand game for Fenway, allowing four hits as Kramer led Commerce with three. Carl Lundell pitched solidly but Fenway rallied as Buff and Blue shortstop Francis stayed active. Farrell made a shoe-string catch after Francis tripled to right in the third.
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Commerce
Kramer
Fenway School
Carl Lundell
Lamont Ari
Francis
Buff and
Blue Clan
Farrell
Mechanics edge Commerce in fielding duel
Mechanics prevented a sure score and turned a defensive gem into a 1 run win over Commerce. Marshall Kramer Dupree Frdey Sweeney Lundell led offense while Lamont and Lundell dominated on the mound for the win. Lundell struck out seven.
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Moorerf
Roth
M'Carthy
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Sullivan
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Krm'r
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Condon
Johnson
O'Brien
Martin
Whalen
Lamont
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Hartin
Kramer
Fredey
Lundell
Whitehead
W. Collins
Friedman
J. Collins
Tom McCabe
Dartmouth Tops Vermont in Alumni Game
Dartmouth defeated Vermont 4 to 0 before alumni at the Dartmouth commencement. Frank Ross pitched two-hit ball for Dartmouth with no runner reaching third. Kibbee struggled to keep pace for Vermont. Maynard Merritt and Jordan scored on two base hits, while Brock and several Dartmouth fielders starred on defense.
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N. H
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Frank Ross
University of Vermont
Kibbee
Green Mountain
Vermont
Ross
Jordan
Kirnan
Kopt
Conlins
Maynard
Merritt
Garrityrt
Rob't
Tryone
Bruce
Burns
Gr’dman
Harris
Browne
Duba
Brock
Kopf
Conlin
Kirwan
Robertson
Rose
Kibdbee
Tryon
Wild Space
Dan Barry
Harvard Yale race schedule and Burden injury update
The Harvard Yale rowing meet schedule is released with times for freshman junior varsity and varsity races. Fear persists that Jimmy Burden may not return to the Harvard varsity eight due to a painful boil, with Keith Kane moving into No.7 and Damon and Borland shuffled in the lineup.
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Charley Courtney
Ithaca
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Bill Haines
Cornell
New London
New Haven
Jimmy Burden
Harvard
Keith Kane
Jenney
Burden
Damon
Kane
Borland
Yale
Red Top
Cambridge
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