Penny's Sturdy Crew Favored In Intercollegiate Regatta
Poughkeepsie N Y June 26 Tomorrow the intercollegiate regatta will be rowed as odds shift away from Cornell once a favorite. Syracuse, Columbia, Penn and Wisconsin join Syracuse favored at 6 to 5 with Penn 4 to 1 and Wisconsin 8 to 1. Georgetown drops from the field leaving six crews to contest, with Syracuse Penn and Wisconsin seen as likely winners in the four mile race.
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Two Top Cyclists Face Off In 26 Mile Pace Race
Hugh MacLean of Revere and James Moran of Chelsea will race 26 miles on two cylinder machines at Revere cycle track. Both in prime form, they vow to lead from the start and defend their position. Each rider posted a side bet during beach training. MacLean seeks to defend his American title won last season, Moran aims to upset him. A 10 mile pace race and several amateur events complete the card.
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Hugh MacLean
James Moran
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Brockton
Dennis Connolly
Everett
Peter Drobeck
South Boston
Eastern Y C Opens Racing Season With Open Race
The Eastern Yacht Club starts its season with an open race inviting all clubs. Prizes span four classes including M N P and Q and the sonderklase. Debuts include the 38 rater Dorello owned by George L Batchelder and the 27 rater Onda NI owned by John Greenough.
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Gloucester
George Owen
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Y. C
Boston
E. J. Bliss
Bermuda
T. Dennie Boardman
Marblehead
Yale Vanquished Now to Lick Englishmen
Harvard crews pride themselves on recent wins over Yale and Cornell and aim for an England race with Cambridge. Coach Jim Wray predicts another strong Harvard crew, with Richardson possibly absent next year, as Harvard eyes a historic Thames victory.
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Miss Rotch Defeated in National Tennis Championship
In Philadelphia on June 26 the national women’s singles championship semi finals saw Mrs. Barger-Wallach of Newport beat Miss Edith Rotch of Boston 6-2 6-4. Final results: Barger-Wallach defeated Miss Wagner 4-6 6-1 6-3. Doubles action included Wildey-Miles-Barcus and Neeley-Stoever advancing in the third round and Sears-Curtis beating Wildey 6-3 6-1.
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Miss Stoever
Miss Little
Miss Hammond
Miss Sears
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Amateur games sought for this afternoon in Charlestown and Boston
Owing to cancellations, local clubs seek 17 year old teams for matinee games today. The Madison A C Charlestown area and Notre Dames of South Boston lack opponents. Contacts include J F Masters Long Wharf Boston and L C Hansel Oxford, and Riverdale Jrs Malden.
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Conn League Games Scorelines From Regional Matches
In Holyoke Holyoke defeated Hartford 9 to 6. New Britain split with Springfield scoring 10–0 in game one and 7–2 in game two. Bridgeport beat Meriden 9–8 while Waterbury and New Haven tied 6–6.
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Yale and Harvard to Clash in Polo Grounds Showdown
In New York 10 000 fans gather as Yale and Harvard prepare for tomorrow's game at the polo grounds. Tad Jones will play first for Yale with Wylie catching. Van Vieck expected to start for Yale and Hartford for Harvard amid betting activity and rising ticket sales.
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Rumored Maine Boxing Show Stirs Fans in Bangor
Rumors surround the Bangor boxing program headlined by world welterweight champ Harry Lewis and rival Jim Donovan. Promoter Hanks books eight bouts including Rawson vs Bergen and a French Canadian lightweight title clash. Erne and Quill duel looms while Erne aims to improve on a prior bout as Johnson and Slater square off in a six round sparring hype night.
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Harry Lewis
Jim Donovan
New York
Jim
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New York A. C
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Mammoth Auditorium
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Tommy Quill
Young Erie
Armory Club
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Philadelphia
Quill
New England
Jack Johnson
Dick Slater
Providence Montreal New Jersey York City Hockey Scores
Providence defeats Montreal 9 to 0 while Baltimore wins 9 to 0 over Rochester. Jersey City beats Toronto 5 to 3 and Newark bests Buffalo 8 to 6.
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