Olympic Athletes Begin Hard Training in Antwerp
The American Olympic team held a two hour practice in Antwerp despite a brief rain delay. Michael J. Ryan of the Irish-American AC injured his ankle but will still compete. Melvin W. Sheppard and Marc S. Wright impressed spectators with fast two mile and pole vault performances. The team faced praise and a robust schedule with morning and afternoon sessions and no side trips.
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Michael J. Ryan
Marc S. Wright
Dartmouth
Finland
Murphy
F. Graham
Fifteenth Cavalry
Rivalries Drive Harvard Yale and Big Match Ups Highlighted
The piece notes Harvard and Yale as long time rivals in rowing and sport. it discusses rare cross competition and the Hudson race as the main event. It also previews a heavyweight bout in New York between Bombardier Wells and Al Palzer, with Palzer eyed as Johnson’s next challenger. It mentions college players moving to the major leagues, citing Brown Yale Princeton and Cornell contributions.
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Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Blue
Oxford
Cambridge
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Bombardier Wells
al Balzer
New York
Wells
England
Charlie Mitchell
Palzer
Atlantic
Johnson
Brown
Princeton
Cornell
Intercollegiate boat races draw big crowds at Hudson
Poughkeepsie June 24 crowds pack the observation train for the coming intercollegiate regatta over the Hudson. Cornell varsity trains hard with a four mile upstream time trial paused by a tug, while Columbia and Syracuse show strong form. Stanford, Penn, and Wisconsin crews also compete amid coaching rumors and roiled preparations.
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Harvard
Cornell
The
Crimson
Wray
Ithacans
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Milton
Courtney
Columbia
Syracuse
Walter Peet
Leland Stanford
Watkins
Seward
Dr. Peet
Stanford
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Carpentier Disqualified After Klaus Clash Ends in Fouls
In Dieppe on June 24 George Carpentier the French English middleweight champion was disqualified in the 19th round of his bout with Frank Klaus of Pittsburg after rough fighting and elbow blows. Carpentier’s manager threw in the sponge, prompting the referee to rule a foul disqualification.
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Carpenter
Amherst Beats Dartmouth 3-0 in Commencement Series Opener
Amherst defeats Dartmouth 3 to 0 as Vernon hurls a four-hitter with 12 strikeouts. Strahan, Vernon, and Williamson drive in runs for Amherst while Dartmouth pitcher Morey allows four hits and four walks. Tomorrow Hanover hosts the second game.
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Amherst
Dartmouth
Hanover
Vernon
A.E. Fitte
Fahey
Donahue
Gammons
Rollins
Kimball
Alden
Eman
Morey
Barnett
Foley
Motors and Cars Drive News From The Era Of Breakthrough BUILDING
Ground is broken for United States Tire Company's new building at Commonwealth avenue and Beacon street. Pine Tree State endurance run yields four clean finishers: Stearns Knight Stoddard Dayton Mitchell Six and Jackson 52 driven by J L Judd. George H Phelps leaves Stude baker Corp for New York branch. P E Hawley stays in New England while Frank X Coveny becomes retail sales manager. William Talbot of B F Goodrich dies. obituary notes Goodyear association error. Grand Prize in France features 15 British cars. 77 km triangle circuit runs ten times daily for 962.5 miles. Willys Overland plans capital rise to 15 million with four new plants and 8000 jobs. capital split 10 million common 5 million preferred.
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Pine Tree State
Stearns-Knight
Stoddard-Dayton
Mitchell
Jackson
J. L. Judd
George H. Phelps
Studebaker Corporation
New York
P. E. Hawley
New England
Frank X. Coveny
France
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Co
School Golfers to Meet Tomorrow in Boston
A meeting of the Greater Boston Interscholastic Golf Association will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Boston Globe Building to select dates for the annual meet. All high and preparatory schools are invited and the Massachusetts Golf Association will be asked to supervise the event.
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Greater Boston Interscholastic Golf Association
Boston Globe Building
Massachusetts Golf Association
Haverhill Defeats New Bedford In Six-Run Win
Haverhill defeated New Bedford six to two as Long outpitched Abbott. The game saw 10 hits for Haverhill, with OConnell stealing second third and home in the seventh.
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Haverhill
E. Courtney
Maranville
Carney
Conn’ton
M'thews
Butiange
Young
Ness
Cross
Sweatt
Campbell
Morris
Lit
O'Connell
Perkins
Spires
Delaney
Abbott
Yamalo
Carney Matthews
Cross Campbell
Morris O'Connell
Perkins Connaughton
Saires
Carney Ness
O’'Connell
Long
White
Lynn Nine Edges Lawrence In Poorly Played Game
The local nine won 10 to 4 over Lawrence in a rough contest. Harrington pitched effectively after a slugfest start, while Howard allowed eight walks. Key hits included two base hits by Phoenix and March, with Strands stealing second and several players reaching base on errors.
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Fall River
Brockton
Po.a.e
Hagan
Kauff
Morris
Smith
Wilson
Howard
Hickman
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Bowcock
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Rose
J. S’van
Walsh
H. S’van
Weaver
Carrigan
Wheeler
Anderson
Wormw
Brignolla
Merritt
Wormwood
H. Sullivan
Brignolia
Bowecock
Merrill
Lickman
Umpfire
Lanigan
Lynn
Lawrence
Harrington
Orecutt
Strands
Cargo
Boyd
Briggs
Kennedy
Phoenix
Wallace
Juyster
McGovern
Weeden
Kerin
Lowell Triumph Over Worcester 10-9 in Extra Innings
O'Toole began for Lowell but Yount pitched until Mc Gamwell tied the game with a ninth inning homer. Magee delivered the deciding hit in the 10th as Lowell edged Worcester 10 to 9 after a late scoring surge. Both clubs used three pitchers as the drama unfolded at Lowell.
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O'Toole
Yount
McGamwell
Worcester
Magee
Maybohm
Zeiser
Miller
DeGroff
Boultes
Lonergan
Nye
Flaherty
Shorten
Aubrey
Crum
Wilson
Haas
Lavigne
Clemens
van Dyke
Owens
Stafford
Vermont defends on Williams in 2 0 victory
In Williams College's commencement day clash at Williamstown, Vermont edged Williams 2 to 0. Both starters Malcolm and Davis fanned 12, but Vermont broke through in the eighth with three singles and two runs aided by Davis’s near-shutout effort.
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Williamstown
University of Vermont
Williams
Malcolm
Davis
Vermont
R.H.E. Ti
Malcolm and
Mayforth
Davis and Lewis
Olympic Team Arrives in Antwerp for Stockholm Games
The steamer Finland reached Antwerp at 10 am with the U S Olympic squad bound for Stockholm. Most athletes are in good shape, though several report minor injuries from training aboard. The Finland will stay two days before continuing to Sweden.
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Antwerp
Finland
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Judge Moore’s horses win London prizes at Olympia show
Judge W. H. Moore’s Robin Hood won first prize in Class 47 for single harness horses over 15.2 hands shown to a brougham. Lord Seaton and Lady Seaton won blue in Class 33 tandems over 15 hands. J Sumner Draper of Boston earned second in that class. Robinsonson finished second in Class 25 for single harness horses over 16 hands.
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London
W. H. Moore
Robin Hood
Olympia
Moore
Lord Seaton
Lady Seaton
J. Sumner Draper
Boston
Robinson
Quaker trainer predicted Jeff fight winner in Reno
Mike Murphy, noted veteran trainer, correctly predicted the Johnson Jeffries result and even the round of Jeffries’ defeat in Reno. The article recalls his pre contest exclusive stories in the Post. Entries for Our Lady of the Presentation games at Rogers Park Brighton close today.
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Mike Murphy
Reno
Nev
Murphy
Jeff
Rogers Park
Brighton
A. L. Keylor
Bigelow Street
Stockholm
F. C. Irons
Chicago
Brockton
Jack Johnson
Romebardier
Wells
London
Sweden
Mel Sheppard
Mike Ryan
America
Hillman
Elcho Factory Move Rumor Sparks Baltimore Talk
Unclear communication in Say, MI prompts questions about moving the Elcho factory to Baltimore. The message references Elcho cigar production and accuses a mayor of involvement. Local readers seek clarification amid the fragmented notice.
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ELCHO
Baltimore
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