Yale Men on Housatonic
Yale's first and second crews rowed together on the Housatonic with the varsity at a 26 stroke and the second eight slightly lower Coach Guy Nickalls will raise both strokes and focus on the second eight for Philadelphia's American Henley Series in two weeks The second eight recently beat the Penn crew strengthening plans for possible promotions to the first boat The first eight struggles with a new shell that sinks and drags The second shell is due soon A new course below Derby shows drawbacks and a trial may move to the Derby course before New London.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Housatonic
Guy Nickalls
Philadelphia
UW University of Pennsylvania
Derby
New London
Columbia and Penn Play Tie in 15 Inning Slugfest
Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania baseball teams battled to a 2 to 2 tie after 15 innings in Philadelphia. Beck and Spielman pitched well in a tight game, with runs scoring through the late innings until darkness halted play. Batteries were Beck Lane for Columbia and Spielman Gibson for Penn.
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Philadelphia
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Beck
Spielman
R.H.E. Combin
Penn
Lane
Gibson
E. H. S. Defeats Mechanics in 5-2 Grain of Baseball Game
English High won 5 to 2 over Mechanics at Washington Street Grounds yesterday afternoon. Warris pitched well for English, scattering hits and allowing at most one per inning. Cusick homered for Mechanics to spark their scoring, while Farrell Jewett and Kaup produced English runs.
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English High
Mechanic Arts
Theashington Street Grounds
Warris
English
Cusick
Povah
Farrell
Jewett
Kaup
Crossen
Griffin
Towle
Mechanics
Massachusetts Auto Club Directors Meet in Boston
Adjourned Massachusetts State Automobile Association directors’ meeting set for Tuesday May 16 at the Boston Art Club. The article notes new U S Army tire specs, Goodrich tire production, and an AA A annual meeting on May 19 in Washington. It also mentions White Motor Co official A R Warner and Mrs Warner visiting J S Hathaway in Toston.
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Massachusetts State Automobile Association
Boston Art Club
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
A. R. Warner
The
White Motor Company of
Cleveland
Warner
Toston
J. S. Hathaway
Weymouth High Beats Abington 5 to 3 in Snappy Ball Game
Weymouth High boys edged Abington 5 to 3 at Clapp Memorial Athletic Field Fast Weymouth. Abington started with two runs in the first and added one more in the eighth. Weymouth answered with two runs in the eighth to seal the win.
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Weymouth High Boys
Abington High
Clapp Memorial Athletic Field
Weymouth
BC Track And Football Men In Spring Practice
Yesterday offered ideal weather for BC track and football. Coach Ball led a large turnout for track with prospects bright for the interclass meet next Friday and the Trinity meet late May. Coach Charley Brickley had football players in spring drills despite the heat with strenuous workouts.
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Ball
Boston College
Trinity
Charley Brickley
Browne and Nichols Defeat Cambridge in Mile Rowing Race
Browne and Nichols four oared crew defeated Cambridge Latin by almost two lengths on the Charles River from Cottage Farm to Harvard bridge. The private school boys showed better oarsmanship and drew away from the start to win easily despite a slower stroke.
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Brown and Nichols
Cambridge
Charles River
Cottage Farm Bridge
Harvard Bridge
Springfield Defeats Aggies in Easy Baseball Victory
The Springfield nine defeated the Massachusetts Agricultural College 6 to 1 at Alumni Field. Whalen and Miller sparked the offense with timely hits, and Kindle contributed solid footing at bat. The Aggies managed three hits, Kingman failing to spark a comeback as Springfield pulled away in the fourth inning and adding three more runs in the following frame.
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Springfield
M. C. A. College
Aggies
Kingman
Whalen
Miller
King
Meiller
Mitterlink
Baird
Kindle
STRAIGHTS Cigarettes Parade Prompts Factory Visit
General Manager Vale attests Turkish tobacco from bonded warehouses with Turkish markings enters the STRAIGHTS factory. Vice-President O'Brien promises the public will recognize STRAIGHTS as ten cent pure Turkish cigarettes. Visitors urged to tour the 337 347 West 27th Street New York City. send name and address for invitation cards.
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Vale
O’brien
Straights
West 27Th Street
New York City
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Nickalls
E. H. S. Beats Mechanics
General Pershing
United States
Army
Elliott
B. F. Goodrich Company
Fred Moore
New England
Abington
B. C
Browne
Nichols
Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Alumni
Rue
Will Lauder
Arlington
Lexington High School
Arlington High School
Lexington
American Tobacco Company
M’cann
Boyd
Turkey
WLI
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