Kaiser William Wins Kiel Regatta Race With Meteor
Emperor William with Dr Hill and Rear Admiral Badger witnessed Meteor beat Germania and Waterwitch in the Kiel regatta opening race. He blamed German designers for poor results and noted designers leaving sailing for heavier-than-air aircraft. He discussed architecture archeology with Guy Lowell and showcased temple excavations at Corfu.
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Kiel
Prussia
William
David Jayne Hill
Badger
Meteor
Krupp von Bohlena
Halbach
G. Cecil Whitaker
Guy Lowell
Eastern Yacht Club
Cima
Corfu
Lowell
Walsh and Burns Dispute Weight for Bantam Title Bout
Jimmy Walsh the bantamweight champion has been offered to fight Frankie Burns at 118 pounds at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club in New York on July 11. Burns demands ring side weighing while Walsh argues for 2 PM weigh-in and asserts the bantam title holder’s right to dictate terms.
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Jimmy Walsh
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
New York
Burns
Boston
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Classic Baseball Clash
Harvard defeated Yale 3 to 2 at Soldiers Field in a hard fought game to claim the series lead. Captain McLaughlin delivered a key two bagger and Babson drove in runs with a three base hit as Harvard overcame Yale’s early scoring to win in front of about 10,000 fans led by graduates and the class of 1901.
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Babson
Potter
McLaughlin
Hann
Wigglesworth
Corey
Soldiers Field
Stafford
New Haven
Yale
Little Oliver Shaw
Watertown
Bill’ Reid
Blue Warriors
Foster
Babsan
Desha
Badger
God
Country
Carhart
Old Eli
Sexton
Kennedy
Kelley
Harvard Rooters
Stevens
Clifford
Freeman
Tommers
Scott
Merritt
Hartwell
Crimson
Sox
Bob McKay
Gibson
Gross
Stillwell
Pop
Reilly
Nailed
Balk
Stafford and Bannon
Cheissong Chosen Melrose High Captain
William Bunk Cheissong, Harrowing right fielder of Melrose High School, was elected captain for next year at a meeting of this year’s nine. A junior who will graduate in 1912, he was the heaviest hitter and a reliable performer on hockey and football teams.
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William ‘Bunk’ Cheissong
Melrose
Cheissong
Holden and Harris Reach New Eng Championship Final
Yale’s R. A. Holden and Dartmouth’s F. H. Harris won the morning semi finals to meet for the New Eng and title. Theodore R. Pell of New York holds the defending crown and will face the winner on Monday after Pell finishes a Virginia tournament. Doubles semi finals also completed in Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
R. A. Holden
Yale
F. H. Harris
Dartmouth
Theodore R. Pell
New York
Pell
Virginia
Coffroth Seeks August World Middleweight Bout
James J. Coffroth aims to stage an August middleweight title match in San Francisco. He sent a cable to Billy Papke in Paris proposing a 20 round bout with Frank Klaus for the world championship and expects a favorable reply.
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San Francisco
James J. Coffroth
Eagles
Billy Papke
Paris
Frank Klaus
Coffreth
Country Club Annual Closes Big Meet Today at Clyde Park
The 30th running of the Country Club race meeting at Clyde Park Brookline features four steeplechases and three flat races. Algie carries top weight 160 pounds with Selectus 12 pounds lighter. Med Henderson will ride either McMurtrie horse. Donohue rides Coligny. Waterspeed and Synchronized race for Widener in steeplechase. Lieutenant Tate, a top federal rider, seeksArmy steeplechase success aboard Knight of Elway and O. K.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
America
McMurtrie
Algie
Selectus
Med Henderson
Waterspeed
Ontario
Hylda Bishop
Coligny
Donohue
Mr. Widener
Synchronized
Lenape
Widener
Knight of Elway
Tampico
O. K
O O. K
Rockwell
Engineering Corps
R. F. Tate
Tate
Army
Richmond
Baltimore
Belmont Park
Medford and Malden duel for schoolboy league title
Medford High meets Malden High at Malden this afternoon in the final suburban league game. A Medford win secures the championship while a defeat could leave Medford tied with Melrose for first. Malden, seen as weaker, will field Queen against Joe Fahey as a potential tight game.
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Malden High
Malden
Medford
Melrose
Everett
Queen
Joe Fahey
Gossip and Bets Stir Motorist Circles at Indy and Boston
Motor racing chatter notes a Los Angeles owner wagering on Ted Tetzlaff to beat Harroun under same July 4 Indy conditions, plus Boston adds two Oakland cars to city fleet. Electric Club informs women drivers where cars may stand for shopping, and Charlie Shanks joins Wyckoff Church Parker in New York. King George favors horse-drawn carriages for coronation events.
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W. D. Newell
Los Angeles
Lozier
Teddy Tetzlaff
Indianapolis
Tetzlaff
Harroun
Newers
Boston
Oakland
Massachusetts Motor Company
Electric Vehicle Club
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Beacon Street
Park Street
George
England
Jimmy Bannon to Manage Haverhill Team
Haverhill reports Jimmy Bannon, former Lawrence manager and New England league umpire, will join the club tomorrow as captain and playing manager. Captain Harry Aubrey remains a player. New signees from the disbanded Connecticut league expected to boost the club.
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Haverhill
Jimmy Bannon
Lawrence
Harry Aubrey
Bannon
New England
Cardinals Make Big Money For Mrs Britton In St Louis
The St Louis Cardinals draw large crowds boosting earnings for owner Mrs Britton. Mourad City fans forecast first division as over 16 000 people attend Giants game Sunday.
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Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Britton
New England Titles Sought At Local Track Meet
Prominent athletes gather for the New England track and field championships at Tech Field this afternoon. Teams from B A A Brookline Gym South Boston A C and others contend for medals and points with the B A A as favorite led by manager George Brown and a strong Unicorn Club lineup.
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Tech Field
Boston Athletic Association
Brookline Gym
South Boston
George Brown
Unicorn Club
Harry Drew
Freddy Burns
Exeter Flier
D. B. Young
R. L. Snow
Williams
Nat Sherman
Dartmouth
Stanley Llewellyn
Brown
Francis O'Hara
B. A
Bowzer
Boston
A. Cc
Unicorn
Billy Prout
Lester
Back Bay
Bingham
Exeter
H. N. Holden
Oscar Hedlund
Brookline
McVicker
Joe Silva
South Boston A
L. Gutherson
Vermont
P. N. Dalrymple
Sam Lawrence
Gidney
Johnstone
Ben Sherman
Harvard
Bill Coe
Pittsburg
Detroit Tigers Preview Sees Pitchers Slipping as New Boxmen Rise
It is believed that Detroit's veteran pitchers Donovan and Mullin are feeling the strain of early season work and may lose effectiveness. Manager Jennings is developing younger boxmen to replace the aging starters, aiming to keep the Tigers at the top.
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Detroit
Donovan
Mullin
Tigers
Jennings
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