Harvard Nine Banqueted After Yale Victory
Harvard graduates hosted a complimentary dinner for the Harvard baseball team of last year at the Westminster Hotel. Speakers urged clean college sport while celebrants cheered past captains and victories. Present were team members P. Carr, P. N. Coburn, B. K. Emmson, C. W. Randall, H. D. Kerr, Vv. Greenough, W. C. Matthews, A. De Carty, E. Fischel, manager E. B. Krumbhaar, head coach O. G. Frantz, trainer J. MacMaster, and guests William Everett and others.
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Harvard
Westminster Hotel
Harvard Nine
Yale
Athletic Association of
William Everett
W. H. Coolidge
Louis A. Frothingham
Coe to Meet Rose at Penn Meet April 29
W. W. Coe of Somerville the shot putter, defeated thrice by Ralph Rose, has entered the University of Pennsylvania games on April 29. Rose has also entered, pitting the Californian giants against each other in the Pennsylvania meet open to all college men.
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Penn
Ralph Rose
W. W. Coe
Somerville
Rose
Coe
Pennsylvania
School crews show up well on river practice
De Merritte School first crew led with consistent stroke work and clever oar handling. Second crews from De Merritte and Noble & Greenough show improvement after two hours on the river with Farwell and Rosetta among the rowers.
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de Merritte School
Farwell
Rosetta
Husky
Mechanic Arts High
Noble & Greenough
Mechanic Arts
de Merritte
Leighton
Jacobs
Masserbohr
Saville
Bow
Killirin
Donovan
Dwight
McGrath
Johnson
Moses
Perkins
Dunne
Weeks
Brush
Marion
Bennett
Beales
de Friest
Reece
Bowen
Loring
Jones
Rabble-rousing Bennings Steeplechase Turns in Favorable Day
At Bennings on March 30 favorites continued their win streak with five of six top finishers including Bohemia Pater Preen Sandhurst and Little Woods. Jockey Baird rode all four winners while Legerdemain faltered finishing last after a strong start. Croxton led early but fell back to finish behind Sandhurst.
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Bennings
D. C
Bohemia
Pater
Preen
Sandhurst
Little Woods
Baird
Croxton
Cole Pace Dominates Third Race to Win
In the event's third race, the athlete named Cole paced the field and secured the victory. The result highlights Cole's decisive speed and control from early laps to the finish.
Italians in Newton Observe Easter Duty at St. Bernard's
Nearly 300 Italian residents of Newton attended religious services at St Bernard's Church for Easter duty. Rev Father O'Toole, rector, designated the day for spiritual welfare. An Italian priest from Boston heard confessions and celebrated mass.
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Newton
St. Bernard’s Church
Fathe O'Toole
Pries
Boston
Spring Marathon Run Talk By New York Runner
Michael Spring of the Pastime Athletic Club of New York announces he will not run the spring marathon. He cites training strain and inability to beat the course record, planning to run later only if conditions improve. The piece discusses past Marathon winners like John Caffrey and Sammy Mellor and notes local runners preparing from Brookline and nearby routes.
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Riget
Michael Spring
Ackitic Club of
New York
Canada
John Caffrey
Hamilton, Ont
Metice
Sammy Mellor
York
Ors
Brookline
Orf
Brighton
Iegan
Roxb Boundary
McCrillis Case Opens With Gloucester Witnesses
At the Superior Civil Court opening the defense or McCrillis calls witnesses from Gloucester and Reading. Testimony covers payments for revenue duties, a badge purchase, and alleged cash to McCrillis with no receipts, plus Dr Rhodes affidavit about payments. Adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Lawrence
Superior Civil Court
McCrillis
Hiram Nickerson
Gloucester
King's Saloon
Knox
Elder
Rhodes
Rom the Surety Company
Bona
Expulsion Rumor Alarms Allston Negro Colony
Rumors of eviction alarm a 40 family Allston Negro settlement near North Harvard street and Western avenue. Neighbors’ prejudice, rent arrears, and possible sale by owner William G. Nash provoke tension as residents fear forced dispersal from 50,000 square feet near Harvard Stadium.
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Harvard Street
Western Avenue
Allston
Harvard Stadium
Colo
Alliston
Smith Street
William G. Nash
State Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sleep and restorative alcohols sold by licensed dealers
The article extols sleep as a restorer and suggests using old bourbon or rye whiskies to build the system, noting they are aged and medicinal, sold by licensed dealers, with physician endorsement and proprietors’ name on the label. Sealed bottles only.
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Young
O. Taylor
Coyne Bros Co Plumbing Catalogue Draft
A note from Coyne Bros Co of St Louis outlines a new school and catalog for plumbing trade training. It targets men and boys entering the plumbing field with emphasis on mechanical and edge work skills.
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Coyne Bros.’ Co. & Plumbing of
St. Louis
Lished
Practical knowledge for students illustrated for free
A short illustrated guide offers practical knowledge to students at no cost, focusing on hands on learning and everyday applications. The resource emphasizes accessible instruction and encourages early engagement with essential skills.
Boston Latin Prize Drill Held at Mechanics Hall
Boston Latin School battalions staged an annual prize drill in Mechanics Hall with junior, senior, and drum corps events. Prizes went to Company H junior drill, Company E senior drill, and Company A second in senior drill with individual winners J P Kennedy and J D Donovan.
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Boston Latin School
Mechanics’ Hall
Theodore Logan
Li. J. Logan
Ninth Regiment
L. J. Logan
Thomas Co. O’brien
Milberey S. Green
Richard Keefe
Stanley Moulton
John A. Brett
George H. Benyon
Boston
Dartmouth A C Holds Annual Winter Meet
The Dartmouth Athletic Association winter meet at Hanover on March 30 featured afternoon outdoor events with no records. Evans won the forty yard dash and running high jump. Shaw won the forty yard hurdles. Jordan won the fifteen yard dash. Evans also won the half mile. Greenwood took the shot put.
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H .Nover
N. H
Dartmouth Athletic Association
Evans
Wyman
Shaw
Gray
Thrall
Jordan
Ruxton
Blythe
Greenwood
Gage
Waltham High Boys Win Dual Meet
In a Y M C A gym dual meet at Newton Waltham High School boys outscored the Waltham A C 36 to 27. The highlight was the one mile won by Doyle of the A C in 5 13 just two seconds off the Malden High record set recently here.
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Newton
Waltham High School
Waltham A. C
Doyle
A. C
Lake of Malden High
Baseball News And Comment From The Diamond Note
Outfielder Stone heads a Browns spring with doubts about practice form. Duffey's 935 second dash tops 100 yards as Minahan runs with Duffey. Strang promises renewed life with the Giants and Kahoe Dooin contrast in Cincinnati. Buck Weaver shines for the Browns. Kitson ties with Flick as top league agricultural enthusiast. Smith among the smallest majors prospects backing Rhody Wallace. Griffith favors Holycross for pitching while Keeler debuts a 32 inch bat. Barnard foresees 16500 miles for Cleveland travels. Shay stays west for health. no umpire baiting this season. Herrmann League formed by Cincinnati amateurs in his honor. Pirates expect Hillebrand as a certainty. Donlin and Ames fined for card playing. Deacon Phillips injured in Alabama incident.
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Stone
American Association
St. Louis Browns
Minahan
Reds
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown
Sammy Strang
Giants
Sammy
Charley Dooin
Mike Kahoe
Phillies
Cincinnati
Dooin
Kahoe
Detroit
Elmer Flick
Cleveland
Jimmy Smith
Rhody’’ Wallace
St. Louis
Short Field
Griffith
New York Americans
Holycross
Billy Keeler
Barnard
Danny Shay
Cardinals
California
Herrmann
Kelley
Hillebrand
Pirates
Mike Donlin
Leon Ames
Alabama
Deacon Phillips
Moran Missed World Title By Five Minutes
In Savannah on March 30 Pat Moran of the Nationals shook hands with Jimmy Collins after a tale of near signing in 1902. Collins almost signed Moran at the Langham. Moran instead joined Billings, preventing a Boston master move and shaping their later rosters.
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Savannah
Boston
Pat Moran
Nationals
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Moran
Langham
Billings
Boston Worldbeaters
Criger
Plaza
Freshman B C Schedules Fastball Season For BC Team
Boston College freshmen, led by Dan O'Brien of Lowell, begin spring practice for a fastball season. They plan a spring opener with Mechanic Arts on April 8 at Columbus avenue and publish a full schedule including high school and college opponents through June 21 across Boston metro venues.
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Boston College
Dan O’brien
Lowell
Mechanic Arts
Columbus Avenue
Hopkins
Concord
McHugh
Woburn
McCormick
Milton
Crawford
East Boston High
O’brien
Waltham High
Waltham
Arlington High
Arlington
Hingham High
Hingham
Malden High
Malden
Burdett College
Boston Common
Massachusetts Avenue
Vaughn Prep School
Wood Islandark
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Reading High
Reading
Medford High
Medford
South Framingham Business College
South Framingham
Chelsea High
Chelsea
Natick High
Natick
How to Throw the Spit Ball
A description of the spit ball grip and delivery. The ball is moistened on the first two fingers and held with the thumb and third finger. The pitch slides off the fingers, producing a slow, erratic path and unpredictable drops making hitters look ridiculous. Control is uncertain and pitchers cannot master its direction.
R G Mitchell Dies Aboard Southern Railway Train
Charlotte North Carolina March 30 R G Mitchell of New Britain Connecticut died on board a Southern Railway train at Gaffney South Carolina tonight. He was en route home from Phenix Arizona.
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Herald
the Post
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McCrills
Arthur Austin
Rorge
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Augustus P. Sweatt
Carolyne A. Moore
Internal Revenue Service
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Robert E. Lewis
McCrill
Edward Kruck
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Ley
H. C. Ince
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Soroming
Eillis
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Norcross
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Francis J. Connell
Willis L. Alen
Drum Corps
John J. Desmond
Lloyd C. Corbett
Theodore M. Logan
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Thomas C. O'Brien
Milbrey S. Green
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