Basketball Rule Reforms Aim To Spark More Excitement
The rules committee in New York announced major changes for next season including elimination of rough play with two officials a referee and an umpire, dribble defined as continuous motion and immediate shooting after a dribble, and disqualification after five fouls. Roswell B Hyatt Yale reelected chairman with Ralph Morgan and Harry A Fisher elected to top roles and a central committee on officials appointed.
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Collegiate Basketball Rules Committee
Hotel Imperial
Roswell B. Hyatt
Yale University
Ralph Morgan
University of Pennsylvania
Harry A. Fisher
Columbia University
R. Morgan
George C. Appell
Williams College
East
Joseph E. Raycroft
University of Chicago
Isadore Anderson
University of Missouri
E. D. Angell
Oregon State Agricultural College
Northwest
R. B. Hyatt
Yale
J. W. Stillwell
West Point
C. Walter Rand
Harvard
O. de G. Vanderbilt
Princeton
Warry A. Fisher
Columbia
Pennsylvania
All-Star Teams to Play Ball at Broadway Grounds
Two scholastic baseball nines from Greater Boston meet at the Broadway Athletic Grounds in Somerville this afternoon. Dorchester High and English High supply most of the players with medals awarded to the winner. The game starts at 3 o clock.
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Broadway Athletic Grounds
Somerville
Greater
Boston
Chester Spaulding
Charles Hoernle
Dorchester High
Battery
Paul Everett
William Brophy
English High Battery
Spaulding
Clarence Mixer
Somerville High
Scriven
John Kelly
William O'Connell
Thomas Redgate
English High
Frank Daly
Ray Cavanagh
Harold Fraser
Dorchester
Auto Racers in Siberia
In Tomsk Siberia on June 28 the German Protos and the American Thomas cars, in the New York to Paris race, both arrived within 24 hours of each other. The Protos left at noon after repairs while the Thomas started at 3 am and hoped to take the lead in a few days. The Thomas car continued from Irkutsk toward the third stage, facing delays from ferryboats on the river and a sinking boat when villagers attempted to assist, costing hours.
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Tomsk
Siberia
Protos
Thomas
Asia
New York
Paris
Irkutsk
McConnell Stays With Top Batting Contenders
McConnell keeps pace among league leaders as he and teammates Gardner and Unglaub boost Red Sox batting totals. In the National League Howard and Donlin pace with Beaumont the lone Sox representative, while Wagner anchors base running. Doves led by Raham and McCarthy in hits, with fielding dipping slightly for both clubs.
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Red Sox
McConnell
Cobb
Rossman
Detroit
Delehanty
Washington
Schweitzer
St. Louis
Howard
Chicago
Donlin
New York
Titus
Philadelphia
Thomas
Pittsburg
Wagner
Beaumont
Dougherty
Chicagos
Unglaub
Gardner
Raham
McCarthy
Doves
Young
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Morgan
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Boston
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Ceneee
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Dahlen
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McGann
Ritchey
Bates
Seer
Bowerman
Browne
Hanifin
Sweeney
Ferguson
S* Corner
Flaherty
Kelley
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Smith
A. Young
Pfeffer
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Dozen Leading Batters Across Leagues Listed
A compiled list of top hitters shows Schweitzer St Louis .316 and Howard Chicago .350 among American players, with Delehanty Wash .313 and Titus Philadelphia .319 leading the National. Other notables include McConnell Boston .311, Cobb Detroit .311, Thomas Pittsburg .319, Rossman Detroit .311, Wagner Pittsburg .314, and Stovall Cleveland .301.
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National
Schweitzer
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Howard
Chicago
Delehanty
Wash
Donlin
New York
McConnell
Boston
Titus
Philadelphia
Cobb
Detroit
Thomas
Pittsburg
Rossman
Wagner
Stone
St. Louis
Steinfeldt
Chio
Mullin
Dooin
Stovall
Cleveland
Leach
Burehell
Murray
Ganley
Lobert
Cincinnati
Thoney
Beaumont
Ball
Kane
Dozen Leading Base Runners National List Reveals Top Names
A ranking of the leading base runners lists Wagner of Pittsburgh Dougherty of Chicago and Chase of New York among the top performers. Other notable names include Murray of St Louis McConnell of Boston Pattee of Brooklyn Schaefer of Detroit Fyers of Chicago Niles of New York Huggins of Cincinnati and Pattee in strong positions with diverse teams across major leagues.
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National
Wagner
Pittsburg
Dougherty
Chicago
Chase
New York
Murray
St. Louis
McConnell
Boston
Pattee
Brooklyn
Schaefer
Detroit
Fyers
Niles
Huggins
Cincinnati
Hemphill
Chance
Cobb
Big Entry List Assured for St Marys Field Day
The St Marys Temperance Society of West Quincy schedules a July 4 field day at Shawmut Park with many entries. Events include three baseball games hurling football tug-of-war and jig and reel dancing plus field and track contests led by Amateur and Open runs. Entries should reach John L McTiernan West Quincy by July 2.
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St. Mary’s Temperance Society of
West Quincy
Shawmut Park
John L. McTiernan
Mass
Somerville Boys Plan July Fourth 12 Mile Walk to Mattapan
Two Somerville youths John Crudden and N Spurry plan a record walk from Somerville Park to Mattapan Square covering 12 miles in under two hours on July 4 morning.
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John Crudden
N. Spurry
Somerville
Somerville Park
Mattapan Square
Yale Coach Plans European Trip and Harvard Crew Downgrade
Yale's veteran rowing coach John Kennedy outlined a summer European tour to study European rowing and watch Harvard, Cambridge, and English crews. He praised Harvard's varsity, noted Yale's narrow defeat, and attributed Griswold's collapse to nerves, while predicting changes for next season and possible stroke Ben Wallis.
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John Kennedy
Yale
Kennedy
New Haven
Portland
Germany
Mr. Kennedy
France
England
Harvard
Richardson
Cambridge
Oxford
Gales Ferry
Poughkeepsie
Griswold
Red Top
Ben Wallis
Dorchester
Wallis
Dover meeting clos es as horse gossip hits the track
Entries for the Dover meeting near the Charles River speedway close soon while driving clubs from Boston Readville and several towns race. Notable performances include Charley Thing and OConnell in fast quarter times and Alta McDonald driving three fast standardbreds at Readville.
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Dover
Charles River Speedway
Gentlemen's Driving Club of
Boston
Readville
Dorchester
Old Colony
Brockton
Attleboro
Lynn
Quannapowitt
Charley Thing
Young Clan
Alta McDonald
Prince Alert
Major Delmar
Daniel
Delmar
Henry Titer
Tom
Bingen
Houri
Fred Hyde
Mae Heart
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