Star Athletes at Tech Field Reveal Strong N E A A U Meet
The Brookline Tech Field hosts the N E A A U championships with standout performers from the B A A and rivals. Gene Marceau faces tough competition from Dave Caldwell and Jimmy Burke in the half mile while Atwater of Tufts headlines the two mile. Gutterson and Worthington bolster the broad jump and Hurdles feature J A High and Larry Whitney and M A Connor pace the weight events.
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Gene Marceau
Marceau
Dave Caldwell
Cornell
Jimmy Burke
Lehigh
Burke
Caldwell
Atwater
Tufts
New England
Harvard Stadium
J. O. Johnstone
H. A
M. A. Connor
J. A
Marc Wright
Dartmouth
Star studded sprint lineup features uncertain Mile duel
Norman Taber may skip the local championships delaying a high profile clash with Oscar Hedlund and Jimmy Power of the B A A in the mile. Hedlund and Power remain strong contenders, with Halpin and Young meeting in the 440 yard race. Howard Drew of Springfield High headlines a wide field in the 10 and 220 yard events, with most sprinters wearing B A A colors.
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Norman Taber
Brown University
Oscar Hedlund
Jimmy Power
Brunonian
Taber
Kiviar
Chicago
Power
Hedlund
Tom Halpin
Donnell B. Young
Young
Amherst
Pratt Field
Halpin
Association
Unicorn
Howard Drew
Springfield High
Drew
Arthur Robinson
Mercersburg
Freddy Burns
Frank Nardini
Terra Novian Meet Star Entries List Stars from Local and Outside Boston
The first annual Terra Novian Association track meet at Caledonian Grove features an entry list with standout local and outside runners. Notables include H P Drew, Ben Bowser, Oscar Hedlund, J M Burke, W L Powell, T J Halpin, Edward Caples, Clifton Horne, and several teammates from B A A and Powder Point.
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Boston Terra Novian Association
Caledonian Grove
H. P. Drew
Springfield
I. T. Howe
English High
Ben Bowser
Syracuse
F. P. O’hara
C. A. Rice
Powder Point
Oyd
FF. Hiney
B.A. A
T. J. Halpin
W. L Powell
Edward Caples
H. L. Pree
BE. L. Barry
T. F. Burke
B. GC. H
T. Hughes
R. V. Greene
Roslindale
F. P. Poole
J. Power
Oscar
C. H. Sullivan
J. J. Cooke
I. Saklad
G. A. Threadgold
A. BE. McGlone
Natick
Boston Handicap Meet Set for July Fourth at Common
The Boston park and recreation department announces the annual Handicap Athletic Meet on Boston Common July 4 at 10 30 am. Open to registered amateurs with events including sprints distance runs jumping and relays. Prizes include gold and silver watches and loving cups for top three in each event. no entry fee. Entries close July 8 at 10 am with Hugh C. McGrath at 33 Beacon Street Boston Mass.
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Park and Recreation Department
Boston
Hugh C. McGrath
Beacon Street
Mass
Kentucky Trotting Assn Reports Record Entries for Fall Meet
Lexington, June 27. The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association closed entries for all fall meeting events announcing 466 nominations. Stakes and prizes total nearly 100,000 dollars.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Local athletic championship at Tech Field set for afternoon
Arthur Duffey notes a big day for athletics with free admission at Tech Field this afternoon for the New England championship events starting 2:30. Key players eye trips to nationals, including Howe and Drew, while Rice exits sprinting. Also reports baseball chatter on Washington game pools and Harvard awards amid pennant talk.
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Tech Field
Washington Phillies doubleheader regular game questioned
The query asks which game of the Washington versus Philadelphia doubleheader played last Wednesday counted as the regular game per a pool rule that the first game is regularly scheduled. It notes EE. D. and E. J. O. D. muddled quotes about hitters and players, plus details on attendance and other sports chatter mentioned in the clipped wire copy.
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Washington
Philadelphia
EE. D
Hudson
Cincinnati
Heydler
Hughey Duffy
Red Sox
Detroit
Vermont
Dartmouth-Vermont Game Dartmouth Defeated Vermont 2-1 and Not 2-0. Dave Morey
Dartmouth
Fistic Klaus
Billy Papke
Carpentier
Mills
France
L Street
Bath Gory
B. B. Osthues
Joe Wood
Rube Marquard
Suspension on Joe Jackson Lifted After Conference
Ban Johnson expressed pleasure with Birmingham's explanation of the fracas that led to Joe Jackson's suspension and lifted the suspension immediately. The original term did not expire until tomorrow, and Birmingham's press reports of the trouble were said to be exaggerated.
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Chicago
Johnson
Birmingham
Jackson
Referee mobbed after draw in Paris boxing match
In a 20 round lightweight bout in Paris Frank Madole of the United States and Albert Badoud of Switzerland fought to a draw. The referee was mobbed by spectators when the decision was announced as a draw with the crowd insisting Madole deserved the win. Police were called to clear the hall.
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Paris
Frank Madole
Albert Badoud
Baseball schedules for New York Boston and more
In the American League games, New York visits Boston for two games starting at 1 45 p m, with Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit In the National League Boston plays New York and Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia in two games Chicago meets Cincinnati and Pittsburg faces St Louis In the New England League Fall River visits Lowell Lawrence plays New Bedford Portland meets Lynn Brockton travels to Worcester.
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Boston
Lichesaséucoves
Boston Eenseeseesese
Eeaseeenesesa
Boston Eeee
Washington Teoremeeeeeeere
NEW
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Erere
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
New England
Lowell
Fall River
Portland
Lynn
Lawrence
New Bedford
Worcester
Brockton
New York
Brooklyn Eee
Lawrence Weeeeesneteervee
Worcester Eeeeeeseenesee
Lowell Seer Ee Er Swmennaree
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Baltimore toronto 5 Baltimore 1 scoreline
In a sequence of hockey results, Baltimore defeated Toronto 5 to 1, Jersey City edged Montreal 3 to 1, and Providence beat Buffalo 14 to 8, highlighting strong offensive showings across the matches.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Rain Delays Midday Routes Across Southern Cities
Weather disrupts rail or road schedules with rain affecting games and travel. Scores show Montgomery defeating Birmingham 5 to 0 while Memphis edged Atlanta 2 to 1. Mobile routed Nashville 8 to 1. New Orleans to Chattanooga to New Orleans route also highlighted by rain.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Pitchers Duel Nets 1-0 Lowell Over Fall River
Zeiser shaded Woodman in a low scoring New England League game as Lowell edged Fall River 1 to 0. Dee and Zeiser produced the only run on singles and a wild pitch with Clemens starring in center. Logan McGovern turned a double play. DeGroff and Magee stole bases. Zeiser walked eight and struck out four. Woodman walked two and fanned six. Time 1h 45m. Umpire White. LH.
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Lowell
Zeiser
Woodman
Lowell Wen
Fall River
Dee
Clemens
Logan
McGovern
DeGroff
Magee
White
Portland
Lynn
A.E
Hickman
Porter
Riley
Wilson
Bawcock
Moulton
Burns
B’dman
Donn’lly
Strands
Bevan
Lavigne
Sullivan
Orcutt
Meehan
Neptune
W'mwood
Harr
Bowcock
Nelson
Boardman
Wormwood
Weeden
Lowell Eee
Double play lifts Worcester past Brockton 4 2 in nine
Worcester wins 4 2 after Brockton leaves a man on second in the ninth. The game, moved to Worcester by agreement, featured a late Brockton threat thwarted by a double play. Walsh Shorten and Nye each scored for Brockton. Thomas and Mahoney added Worcester runs.
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Worcester
Brockton
Walsh Shorten
Dowd
Rees
A.E
Mia
Ee Sneer If
Wlaberty
Ch'r
Howard
McCune
Daum
Ceee
Walsh
Nye
Thomas
Mahoney
Shorten
Kennedy
Hambacker
Howa
Ritter
Stewart
Shears
Bannon
Lawrence Beats New Bedford 6-8 In Fielding Powered Game
Lawrence defeated New Bedford by 6 runs to 4 as sharp fielding favored the champions. Key players included Kennedy with a three base hit and multiple runs batted in, while Luyster and King handled the mound duties for their teams.
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New Bedford
Lawrence
Hull
Gossip for Motorists in 1914 European drive plans
Sam Miles will entertain leading automobile manufacturers in Maine next week as plans for the 1914 European campaign of Hupmobile unfold. Poole, Paris export manager for Hupp, has returned to Detroit to organize six to eight weeks of European strategy while Hawley notes a busy Rumor Club in Detroit. Speare opposes Sunday openings of the Revere Parkway. Hewlett expands Fiat sales across the West, with Ajax tires to be used. Rose Pitonof aims to swim to the light on July 13.
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Sam Miles
Maine
John WL. Poole
Paris
Hupp Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mr. Poole
Hupmobile
Francis Hurtubis
National Automobile Association
Revere Beach Boulevard
L. R. Speare
Massachusetts State Automobile Association
Revere Parkway
E. E. Hewlett
Los Angeles
Fiat
Hewlett
Chicago
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Dr. Crocker
Boston Light Swimming
Rose Pitonof
Jimmy Moran Wins 30 Mile Motor Paced Race With One Pedal
Jimmy Moran showed grit at Point Breeze Motordome by winning a 30 mile motor paced bicycle race after a loose pedal failed in the last 10 miles. He finished with one pedal and displayed nervy riding. In the same program Kramer won heat one of the one mile match race but fouled Jackie Clarke in heat two and placed third. Clarke declared winner.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Moran
Point Breeze Motordome
Kramer
Jackie Clarke
Clarke
Collins to Tackle Wiley at Revere Beach
Elmer Collins of Lynn lines up against George Wiley in a 20 mile match race at Revere Beach tonight seeking the world title. The race is a chance for Collins to seize a decisive edge as the American champion heads to European tracks after the season.
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George Wiley
Revere Beach
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Collins
Syracuse
Duffy Praises Portland Ball Team and Jewell’s Promise
Hugh Duffy lauds Portland after a yesterday win over Lynn at Ocean Park. Clif Jewell emerges as a promising right handed pitcher with cool composure and smart game usage. Charley Hayden shines behind the plate, showing speed, field sense, and daring throws that attract major league scouts.
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Wormwood
Portland
Lynn
Ocean Park
Flaherty
Clif
Jewell Duffy
Jewell
Charley Hayden
Hayden
Portland Fought Baseball Team Delivers Strong Play Early
The Portland club shows relentless effort from first pitch to final out, with manager Duffy shaping a young, hardworking squad. Joe Burns, acquired from Lowell, rapidly develops into a polished hitter and fielder under his guidance, bringing speed and potential to the roster.
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Portland
Duffy
Joe Burns
Lowell
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