Harvard Yale Boat Race On Thames Preview By Coach Wray
Harvard and Yale crews prepare for a close Thames race coach Wray says Harvard is fit and ready to give the Elis a hard race. He notes conditions vary and time rows mean little but expects a strong Harvard effort tomorrow.
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Red Top
Conn
Evers
Yale
Guy Richards
Columbia
John Harvard
Crimson
Kemp
Highlanders edge Boston in hurricane finish
The Highlanders beat the Boston team 6 to 5 in a wild game that built to a dramatic finish. Keeler drove in the decisive run in the eighth, and Orth pitched a strong game while Winter struggled with defensive miscues.
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Boston
New York
Highlanders
Bostons
Collinsites
Keeler
Hoffman
Detroit Beats Cleveland 5 to 3 After Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit scores two in the ninth to overcome Cleveland as Eubanks relieves Brewer with one ball to Stovall and the Tigers win 5 to 3. Siever allows 11 hits in 8 2 3 innings. Eels fans four. Left on base Detroit six, Cleveland eleven. Time 1 40. Umpires Evans and Connolly.
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Chicago Beats St Louis 3–0 on Errors
Chicago held St Louis to no hits through eight innings as Howell pitched well. Errors by St Louis in the ninth allowed two runs to score for the visitors, while Chicago finally scored without a hit after the run was in.
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Furniture clearance sale at Morris Murch & Butler
Morris Murch Butler’s warerooms at 97 and 9 Summer street offer over 1000 pieces of furniture at deep year end reductions. The store attracts previous buyers seeking high grade workmanship and long lasting value from last season’s stock.
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Morris, Murch & Butler
Summer Street
Pilgrim Monument Assoc Seeks National Aid for Tower Plan
Provincetown gains momentum as Pilgrim Monument Association pursues a national appropriation for a great shaft atop Town Hill. Foundation work starts this fall and the town offers easy access via daily Cape Cod steamer trips from Bayne Wharf.
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Pilgrim Monument Association
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Cape Cod
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Harvard Yale Oarsmen Ready for Thames Race Day
Harvard and Yale crews prepare for the annual Thames regatta with light practice and final course choices. Harvard's varsity and Yale’s are described as in peak form, while betting pools show uncertainty about the outcome.
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Crimson
Yale
India Harbor
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Crew Sharps Puzzled New London
A June 27 report from New London Connecticut notes an unusual gap or difference in crew performance. The story suggests puzzlement over a surprising discrepancy, with no clear explanation yet offered.
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Crew Sharps
New London
Conn
Phelps Trade Sends Catcher to Boston From Cincinnati
Edward J. Phelps, catcher for the Pittsburgh National League club, is awarded to the Boston American League team after a National Baseball Commission decision. Cincinnati must pay Phelps 750 of the purchase price, while Boston received the player for 1500 in a deal completed earlier.
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Edward J. Phelps
Fittsburg
Boston
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati Club
Boxing notes from Philadelphia hint at fair rulings and no-decision fights
Ossip of the boxers reports a disputed bout in which officials cleared arrangements and praised fairness. Edels-Sieger and upcoming matchups like Lewis versus Mellody at 145 pounds generate interest, with plans for July 4 at Pythian Rink and undercard skirmishes in Charlestown and Peabody.
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Jack O'Keefe
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Joe Gans
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Jerry Gaines
Bohol
Boston hosts four-year athletic meet amid chilly conditions
Report notes a multi sport event in Boston with teams and athletes competing across disciplines including track and field. Organizers announce schedules and local officials oversee the meet as participants prepare for day one.
Collins May Make Bid to Land McIntyre
The Boston club eyeing an experienced fielder could land Matty McIntyre from Detroit. Reports say McIntyre is available via sale or trade after friction with Detroit, with Washington already bidding. Boston fans urge Manager Collins to pursue the strong, fast outfielder who can throw and bat.
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Detroit
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Washington
Badge contest winners announced for G A R medals
The contest in New England offers Jewelled G A R badges for the youngest and oldest Civil War veteran. Entries close Sunday July 1 with eligibility for any Civil War veteran in the region. Photographs will be preserved and returned. send to G A R Editor, Boston Post.
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Boston Sunday Post
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Sivarrisen
Civil War Vets Highlight Maine and Massachusetts Heroes
Albert L. Wills of Richonville Maine born September 6 150 served in the Thirty first Maine Infantry from January 5 186 to April. Thomas Cosgrove of East Lexington aged 8 is celebrated as a Civil War veteran who enlisted in the Fortieth Massachusetts Infantry and earned the congressional medal of honor for bravery.
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Maine
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East Lexington
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Massachusetts Infantry
Congression Medal of Honor
Mr. Cosgrove
G. A. Re
Kennedy Sees Close Harvard Yale Boat Race Tomorrow
Coach Kennedy predicts a great, tightly contested race on the Thames tomorrow. He notes Harvard fields a stronger crew than last year and cites Yale trial figures as accurate, forecasting a wonderfully close contest in the afternoon.
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Yale
Thames River
Frenchman Wins Grand Prize in Sarthe Auto Race
Le Mans France June 27 The second day of the Sarthe circuit contest for the grand prize of 1236 kilometres saw List France finish first yesterday and lead the final circuit. Clement Nazzaro Barillier Heath Richet were among the competitors with times listed for the first round and second round. List completed the second round in 2m 43s and the final circuit in 2m ?s to win the grand prize.
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Daniels in England Faces Three International Matches
American swimming champion Charley Daniels arrives in England to race Healy the Australian champion Forsythe the crack middle distance swimmer and De Halmay holder of the 100 yard record. The Bath Club hosts a 150 yard invitation race with De Halmay Healy and Daniels as the three starters.
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England
Healy
Eric Forsythe
de Halmay
Bath Club
Zoltan de Halmay
Daniels
Golfers to Open Tourney July 16
The fifth annual championship tourney of the Press Golf Club of New England will be held July 16 to 20 at Woodland Golf Club Auburndale. Noted golfers compete for the John S. Taylor trophy donated by the Boston American League club president. Previous winners include Ralph Cracknell William Swan and M. Fred O Connell. Entries close July 15 with James B O Connell secretary of the Boston Globe.
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Associated Press
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Boston Hobe
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Boston Globe
Stars Gather for St Brendan Games at Locust Grounds
The Fourth of July open handicap event at Locust street grounds draws top athletes including Wesley W. Coe champion shot putter Tim Ford BA A Marathon winner Bill Eaton and Bob Leavitt Olympic runner Tom Cronin. Entries close Friday night with Joseph McNamara at the Tyler street gymnasium.
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Wesley W. Coe
Tim Ford
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Bob Leavitt
Tom Cronin
Joseph McNamara
Tyler Street Gymnasium
Readville Matinee Finishes Highlight Boston Club Races
Close, exciting finishes marked the third matinee of the Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston at Readville. Arnold Lawson and G A Litchfield split honors with blue and red ribbons, as program updates postponed next week's big time to July.
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Boston
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G. A. Litchfield
North End Unions Seek Saturday Game Date
The North End Unions plan a game for Saturday June 380 at 62 Cross Street City addressed to J Katz Feldt. The note lists the contact and location for arranging the event.
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J. Katzfeldt
Cross Street
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