Harvard Yale Freshmen and Graduates Gear Up for Graves Cup Regatta
New London Conn June 23 Harvard and Yale fine tune for Thursday race on Thames. Freshmen four oared crews run 5 oclock start over 1 mile while graduates eight oared contest for Graves cup on half mile marks. Odds favor Yale and Harvard with Roosevelt and Taft expected observers.
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Yale
Harvard
New London
Conn
Thames
Blue
Varsity
Red Top
Wray
John Harvard
Navy Yard
Kennedy
H. B. Conibear
Washington University
Gales Ferry
Pacific Coast
Mr. Conibear
Red
Glass
Morgan
Cutler
New Haven
Fulton Blake
James Lawrence
Guy Bancroft
George Derby
Donald Green
Jim Duffy
Sam “Wolcott
GC. M. Sheafe
O. Richardson
R.R. Jewett
P. D. Smith
Bow
R. H. Reece
A. P. Colburn
J. D. Holloway
M. Bogue
C. W. Davis
Robert F. Herrick
Gorham Peters
Boston
Roger Derby
Harold Bullard
Jim” Duffy
Arthur Stevens
Dene
London
F. L. Higginson, Jr
John F. Perkins
Shillito
Cincinnati
Lester C. Dole
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Crimson
Jack Wheeler
Walter Larle
Fred Forster
Alfred Meyer
Robert Haydock
Nonquitt
Mass
Emily Jane
Mr. Meyer
Margaret
R. L. Bacon
Butterfly
Oliver Iselin
S. Shilli
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Fast Intercollegiate Game
Yale pitchers dominated Harvard as Van Vleck hurled a superb seven hit effort. Harvard managed only three scratch hits and a lone runner reached third all game, while Yale's Williams and Clifford added key hits and defensive plays. Taft attended Yale Field as Yale dazzled on commencement day with a dramatic 3–0 victory.
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Harvard
Yale
Jones
Cambridge
Tad Jones
Philbin
Elis
Polo Grounds
Hicks
Harding
Simons
McCall
Leonard
Crimson
Aronson
Lanigan
van Wieck
New York
Elihu Yale
van Vleck
Williams
Clifford
Wiliams
Hartford
Sheffield Scientific School
Killarney
Yale Field
Murphy
New York Polo Grounds
Bill Taft
Taft
Smith
Merry Widow
Wylie
Dines
Harvey
van Vieck
Wheaton
Fels
Tad
Hfe
Yale AB
T. Jones
Paener
Enee Wheaton
iFels
van Visek
Harvard AB. R
Local Businesses Listed by Street and Address in Boston Area
A compiled directory lists numerous firms and storefronts with street addresses across Boston and surrounding districts. Entries include Warren F. Witherell Co at 91 Causeway Street and many others such as Grand Union Hotel 1164 Washington Street and Morrison Grocery at 20 Central Square East Boston.
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Warren F. Witherell Co
Causeway St
T. F. Cannon & Co
Dock Sq
Devonshire St
T. W. Little & Co
Huntington Ave
F. Graham & Co
Columbus Ave
A. G. Pearce & Co
Dudley St
Roxbury
de E. Moran & Co
Massachusetts
Ve. A. J. Ford & Co
Blue Hill Ave
Huber Grocery Co
Timberlake & Small
Neponset Ave
A. N. Swallow & Co
City Sq
Charlestown
P. Kearins & Co
Canal St. Quincy House
Brattle Sa
Grand Union Hotel
Washington St
John McDonald & Co
Market St
Brighton
Dowd Bros
Howard St
O’kane & Co
Washington
Ryan Bros
Dorchester Ave
Dorchester
Frank S. Murphy
Charles St
Thos. Casey Co
J. W. Allston & Co
Court St
J. H. Mahoney & Co
Commercial J. W. Sullivan
D. J. Tracey & C
Tremont St. Warren Grocery Co
Grove Hall
M. McGillicuddy & Co
Charles
J. R. Magullion & Co
Tremont St
John W. Patterson & Co
Jamaica St
Semeiee Plain
B. Conner & Co
Charles P. Harley & Co
Washington St. Jos
Witty Notes On College Sports And Local Quips
The column laughs at recent college sports chatter and local pokes about teams from New Haven to Gotham. It humorously nods to athletic gate receipts, track officials, and a boastful Uncle Bunk poised for Olympic glory amid playful exaggeration.
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Joe Cantillon
Gotham
E. A. Poe
New York
Mirandad
William ‘Taft
Welkin
New Haven
Theodore
Bunk
Amateur Games Wanted by Various Clubs and Teams
Rockland A C Roxbury seeks 18 year old teams. Ardmore Club Forest Hills needs away games. Strandway A C seeks 15 16 year olds outside Boston. Harbor Views with St Marys at Star of the Sea July 22. Bowens seeks 12 year olds in state. Middlesex Newton preferred. Charlestown clubs seek subsidized opponents. Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts strong amateurs wanted June 27 and July 4. Malden and South Boston teams invited with expenses.
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Rockland A. C
Roxbury
R. Dessautels
Sherman Street
Ardmore Club
Forest Hills
R. E. Littlefield
Hyde Park Avenue
Strandway
A. C
Boston
FF. Clark
Springer Street
South Boston
Harbor Views
St. Mary’s
Star of the
Stephen Kelly
Decatur Street
Charlestown
Dupont A. A
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
H. Donelly
Tufts Street
Andrew A.A
William P. Hickey
First Street
Patrick McCarthy
East Second Street
Malden Athletics
M. A
B. B
Main Street
Malden
Buchanan
Mahoney
East Third Street
Bits of Baseball Losses Hit Red Son In Home Absences
The Red Son lose two key players as Cy Morgan leaves due to his child's death and Harry Lord departs because his wife is ill. Big Bill Dineen begins to show form for the St. Louis Browns, recalling his strength with the local Americans in the past.
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Cy” Morgan
Harry Lord
Morgan
Lord
Big Bill’ Dineen
St. Louis
Quebec Steamship Announces Trinidad Vacation Cruises
The Quebec Steamship Company inaugurates trips on the passenger steamer Trinidad from New York to Quebec with July 14 August 1 and 15 sailings and alternating Halifax and Charlottetown calls. The 13 day round trip features optional rail return. Further details and rates available via A. E. Outerbridge & Co. agents in New York.
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Quebec Steamship Company, Ltd
Trinidad
New York
Quebec
Canada
Halifax
N.S
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Messrs. A. E. Outerbridge & Co
Broadway
New York City
Lewis Meets Tartars in 12 Round Welterweight Bout
Harry Lewis of Philadelphia beat Larry Temple of New York by decision after a tense 12 round bout at the Armory A. A. Temple fought hard and landed solid punches but Lewis used clever defense and countering to pull ahead. Temple was cut and worn, while Lewis showed late bursts to secure the victory. Eddie Murphy defeated George Ashley in a clean eight round semi final, with Tommy Rawson also winning in the prelim.
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Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Armory A. A
Larry Temple
New York
Lewis
Dan Donnelly
Temple
New England
Harry
Larry
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
George Ashley
Fall River
Murphy
Ashley
Tommy Rawson
East Boston
Young Delaney
Northboro
Mr White Denies Chicago Convention Absence
Former delegate William E White of Massachusetts writes to the Post to dispute a June 20 1908 item claiming he was not at the Chicago convention. He says he attended sessions June 16 19 voted for Taft and Guild and arranged for his alternate Jeremiah J McCarthy to take his seat. He explains Massachusetts rules allowed fill by election of officers and notes Senator Lodge confirmed McCarthy’s entitlement. He asks for equal prominence of the correction.
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Chicago
Taft and Guild
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Massachusetts
Henry Gediman
McCarthy
Republican State Committee
National Republican Committee
Senator Lodge
MecCarthy
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Red ‘Iop
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Tyrol
Mexico
H. G. Simmons
N. E
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Tartar
LOS Angeles CO
Summer St
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Roualet Dry Imperial
Henry C. Roualet
Epernay
France
John Miller & CO
Park Square
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WM. Albrecht
Greater Bygston
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