Yale Crew Triumph Delights Harvard Viewers at Gales Ferry
Harvard observers watched Yale varsity and freshmen crews race three miles and back with Yale winning by over a quarter length after leading early. Harvard, impressed by Yale form and rhythm, trimmed betting to even money as Yale trains appear strong.
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Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald Faces Memory Test Over Flagstone Contracts
The district attorney pressed ex May or Fitzgerald during a Boston inquiry on flagstone contracts with Maher Brothers. Fitzgerald repeatedly said he did not recall details of the 1906 07 deals or his signatures while asserting general memory and reliance on department heads. The session produced laughter and a continuing cross examination as the trial resumes.
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Mitchell
Cooly
Fitzgerald
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Maher Bros
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New York
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Old Orchard
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Garrett W. Scollard
Maher Brothers
Flagtones
Flagstone
Mr. Fitzgerald
Supply Commission
Coakley
Sanderson
Dolan
Grand Jury
Moran
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Moran Grand Jury
George P. Koch
Maher Broa
Maher
Hudson River
Koch
John T. Caulfield
Harvard Yale clash tops college baseball season at New Haven
Arthur Duffey notes Harvard and Yale meet in New Haven to decide the series with a possible claim to the college championship. If Harvard wins, the series ends and Harvard may claim the title. a Yale victory points to Pennsylvanias claim after their win over Yale.
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New Haven
Collegians
Cambridge
Polo Grounds
New York
Crimson
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University of Pennsylvania
Questions on games and contacts for youth sports
Correspondence seeks Vincent Brown contact in Exeter Street for boys games. Mentions Mr O Donnell at Boston Public School Physical Department and arranging schedules. Questions compare batting averages Wagner against Lajoie and asks whether Jeffries or Johnson is bigger, plus Eastern league leader last year Baltimore and a request for Sporting Life schedules.
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Mr. O'Donnell
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Mason Street
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Lajoie
Wagner
Jeffries
Johnson
Baltimore
Salem
Sporting Life
Philadelphia
Funeral arrangements for labor leader Frank K. Foster at Faneuil Hall
Frank K. Foster died Sunday night at McLean Hospital Waverley after a paralyzed illness. Funeral plans hover over public service at Faneuil Hall with widow's input awaited. Clarke's undertakers hold his body before final home burial in Dorchester. Foster, born 1854 in Palmer Massachusetts, spoke over 1000 times to crowds of about 250000 and led Boston labor groups. Gompers and Morrison to represent AFL officials in his absence.
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Cradle of Liberty
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Jeffries Point Crew Wins the Post Trophy at Point of Pines
The Jeffries Point Rowing Association eight won the one mile race and captured the Boston Post Trophy from the Columbians at Point of Pines during Assumption Church events. Earlier, Jeffries Point won the four oared event. a baseball game between East Boston fire and police departments ended 12 to 4. horse racing drew an audience, and Marathon winner Wiseman from South Boston AC led a sprint.
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W. Wiseman
South Boston Athletic Club
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A. E. Garber
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Murray Park Club
Wiseman
Lilley
Jeffries Point
Columbian
West Lynn
Ketchel Sets 158 Pound Weight For Papke Bout
Ketchel weighs 160 pounds at public scale as he nears a 158 pound limit for the Papke fight next Monday in Colma. The middleweight champion has not dryed out and expects to be strong in the ring. Details also cover Leach Cross comments, upcoming bouts at the Armory, and other boxing notes.
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Ketchel
Bill Papke
Papke
Colma
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Leach
Dick Hyland
Jim Coffroth
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Hyland
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Cross
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Tom Foley
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Manchester
N. H
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Roxbury
Young Dinsdale
Worcester
Max Baker
Bobby Tickle
Pawtucket
Bob Armstrong
Jimmy Clabby
Paddy Lavin
Terre Haute
Clarence English
Omaha
Packey McFarland
McFarland
Tom McCarey
Los Angeles
Montana Sullivan
Boston Sullivan
Montana Sullivans
Jack
Dan
Cambridge
Dan Sullivan
Clan-na-Gael Field Day at Oak Island Promises Record Entries
The Clan-na-Gael field day at Oak Island on Monday July 5 attracts many Olympic and American champions including the Larish-American relay team aiming to set a new mile mark. 18 karat medals crown first place prizes across events such as sprints jumps and a five mile run along with hurling matches tug of war and a military prize drill judged by Brigadier-General Logan. Entries close Friday July 2 with 25 cents for the first and 1 cent for each additional entry. A walking match between Dan O Leary and James O Sullivan is a highlight of the program.
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Oak Island
New York
Robbins
Archer
Rosenberg
Bradford
Wolf Tone
South Boston
New England
Young Ireland
Lowell
James O'Sullivan
Lawrence Logan
H. C. McGrath
Charlesbank Gym
Dan O'Leary
Germans Aim for America's Cup at Kiel Regatta
Berlin reports few English and French entries at Kiel with Scandinavians absent, leaving American yachts dominant. German builders push ahead as sailors hope to compete in English regattas next year and target the America's Cup, championed by Lipton's attempts.
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Kiel
Thomas Liptem
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