Harvard 1910 Wins Third Consecutive Interclass Track Meet
The Harvard class of 1910 repeated as champions in the interclass track games at Soldiers Field led by Rand Foster and Herbert Jaques each scoring 10 points. Rand set a record in the high hurdles and won the low hurdles, Foster swept the sprints, and Jaques won the mile and two mile. Other winners included Little in the shot put and Long in the broad jump, with Barr securing the pole vault. Dartmouth visits Cambridge for a dual meet next Saturday.
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Soldiers Field
Captain Rand
Reggie Foster
Herbert Jaques
Rand
Foster
L. P. Dodge
C. C. Little
Little
J. P. Long
Long
J. R. Barr
E. H. Ruch
R. G. Harwood
A. D. Barker
Harwood
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Harvard
Crimson
Donovan
Cornell
Yale
Sherman
Co. G. M
Bobby Baker
Louis Guertin
N. Kaffaun
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Louis
Kaffaun
Fowler
Morrissey
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Athletics column highlights Harvard track rise and marathon rivals
Arthur Duffey surveys Harvard's strong track team and its contenders for intercollegiate titles, notes from the upcoming Polo Grounds marathon, Canadian star John D. Marsh, and profiles coaches Kraenzslein Sweeney and Wefers. He also discusses diet, recent records, and advised training tips for readers.
Training for an Eight Mile Road Race
The article advises starting with about five miles and gradually increasing. Focus on steady weekly mileage, build endurance, and progress over several weeks. It also mentions steps to become a registered amateur, suggesting formalizing status with the proper athletic or governing body.
Week's College Game Schedule Highlights Broad Slate
A dense listing shows Princeton hosting Virginia and Syracuse at Ayracuse among several matches this week. Tomorrow features Yale at New Haven and Army at West Point. Multiple campuses host cross matchups across January dates including Princeton Penn at Philadelphia and Michigan Notre Dame at Notre Dame.
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St. Lawrence
Ayracuse
Holy Cross
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Colgate
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Trarvard
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Army
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Harvard
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Georgeown
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Stevens Institute
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Rutgers
Swarthmore
New York University
Providence
Pratt
Chipchase Announces Sale of Stud Horses
Local horsemen gathered as George Chipchase ordered his New York brokers to sell his prize winning hunters harness and saddle horses. He plans to sail abroad with William H. Moore’s horses and will liquidate his own stud to focus on the venture.
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George Chipchase
New York
Chipchase
William H. Moore
Newton High routs Roxbury Latin 18 to 1 in baseball
Newton High dominated Roxbury Latin in a one sided game scoring 18 runs to 1. Key contributors included Donahue Murray Barry Chamberlain Fripp Wood and ONeill with multiple hits and RBIs as Roxbury Latin failed to score.
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Roxbury
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E. Roxbury
O/Lyons
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Chamlain
Packard
Fripp
Olflyde
McCourt
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Jowell
Becket
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Chamberlain
Wood
Smith
Ryan
O'Neil
Neil
Bart Fripp
Balls
O’ Welch
Steve Br Lyons
Welon
ball—Smith
Forpe
Phinyan
Murray
Konut
Ry Woods
Vaapive
Two High Schools Lose Star Baseball Men
English High and Dorchester High clubs report key losses as star players depart. William E. Roberts and Levin exit, altering infield plans while O'Connell leaves to join business, affecting top prospects and practice lineups.
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English High
Dorchester
English
William E. Roberts
Levin
Wiliam O'Connell
Roberts
Sidney
Donovan
O'Connell
John O'Reilly
Janvrin
Ochs
Chick Fraser
Sullivan
Time trials on Charles for schoolboy rowers amid rough seas
The first mile time trials on the Charles River yesterday faced slow times due to strong winds and rough water. Brookline High Cambridge Latin Noble and Greenough first crews and Noble pair practiced with Cambridge Latin going out first and enjoying fairly good weather.
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Boynton
Stratton
Lincoln
Coleman
Baker
Bow
Noble
Collins
Brookline
O'Leary
Brookline High
Wniccolls
Krafts
Willetts
Hay
Cambridge
Noble & Greenough
Goodale
Storer
Weston
Peterson
Courtney
M. Weston
Hutchins
Mandell
Charles
Cambridge Latin
Welch Must Beat Deshler for Nelson Shot
Freddie Welch from England arrives in town for a boxing match with Dave Deshler of Cambridge at the Armory Club tonight. A win would earn Welch a chance to face Battling Nelson, with both fighters said to be in peak condition and the bout expected to thrill from bell to bell.
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Freddy Welsh
Dave Deshler
Armory
Deshler
Welch
Nelson
Armory Club
Freddie Welch
Fettle
Cambridge
England
A. A
Marblehead to Brooklyn Race Opens Yachting Season
The Marblehead to Brooklyn race for the Rudder cup, starting off Marblehead June 26 at 5 p m and finishing at the Brooklyn Yacht Club, allows cruising sail craft up to 50 feet. Entries require five starters, amateur navigator, 10 days of supplies, and 280 nautical miles with a 24 minute time allowance per mile.
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Brooklyn
Thomas Fleming
New York
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
New York Harbor
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Martha's Vineyard
Block Island
Boston Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta Committee
Yvacht Club
Harvard and Northeast track notes from Celtic Park to Tufts duel
Harry Jensen finished second in the B A A Marathon but failed to place in the five mile handicap at Celtic Park New York Spitzer Yale half miler clocked 15645 in the two mile relay at the Penn carnival Harvard weather disrupted Exeter trip Soldiers Field practices at cold and wind Holdman Dartmouth record 11 feet 6 inches Jacques Harvard star in two events against Yale and in Intercollegiates Copeland Princeton expects W I Dewbarn to supplant Gamble Dewbarn third in Philadelphia hundred Tufts faces Maine in a Tufts Field dual meet
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Harry Jensen
Celtic Park
New York
Spitzer
Yale
Harvard
Exeter
Soldiers Field
Holdman
Dartmouth
Jacques
al Copeland
Princeton
W. I. Dewbarn
Gamble
Dewbarn
Philadelphia
Tufts
University of Maine
Harvard track meet breaks records at Hanover trials
The Harvard trials in Hanover New Hampshire on May 3 saw record efforts led by Johnson’s hammer throw of 140 feet 3 inches. Lewis followed at 120 feet 8 inches while Hawley, Sherman and Marks placed in the century dash. Distances, heights and times across jumps sprints and hurdles are listed with multiple athletes achieving marks.
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N. H
Harvard
the Oval
Johnson
Lewis
Sherman
Hawley
Marks
Miller
Russell
Seaver
Smith
Dodie
Hotalling
Palmer
Tobin
Whitney
Jenks
Campbell tops Yale meets with 12 ft pole vault record
At Yale spring games Charles Campbell vaulted 12 feet, the year’s best collegiate mark, while Captain Howe swept both hurdles and ran a 24 second 220. Rollin Spitzer clocked 1 59 in the half mile, and Kilpatrick excelled in broad jump and shot put as Yale lauds standout performances.
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Yale
Charles Campbell
Howe
Rollin Spitzer
Coney
Kilpatrick
Harvard Defeats Fordham in Easy 7 to 2 Victory
Harvard Crimson defeated Fordham 7 to 2 as pitcher Hartford dominated with speed and control. Currier, McLaughlin and Aronson led a timely attack with 10 hits, while Fordham managed four scattered hits and a late scoring threat in the sixth.
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Murray
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Harvard Second Defeats Rindge 9–3 In Soldiers Field Game
Harvard Second team routed Rindge Manual Training School 9 to 3 at Soldiers Field. Everts and Long limited the score as Paine Rowley Ferguson Hall Palmer Foster Murphy Cummings Fritz Walsh Hann Metivier Hayes contributed. O'Brien played well for Rindge. Evarts caught well for Harvard.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Soldiers Field
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O'Brien
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A.E
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Metivier
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Palmer
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Stevenson
Trall
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Worcester Nails Lawrence 6 2 in pitching duel
Worcester beat Lawrence 6 to 2 as McKernen and Finlayson led offense. Zimmerman hit a three base hit and Donovan stole twice while Hickman and Slattery turned double plays. Weeden and Labelle were the opposing pitchers with Finlayson striking out ten. Time 1 hour 54 minutes with Buckley umping.
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Slattery
Finlayson
Hickman
Page
Daum
Borg
Weeden
Brockton
Lynn
Orr Finlayson
Labelle
Welch
Zimmerman
Fin Ayson
Buckley
E. Er PO
E. Henrick
R.fl . Clemens
McLane
Zimmer'n
Donovan
C.f
Wallace
Murch
I McKernon
Burg
Lynn Ener Eens
Henrickson
Worcester Tops Lawrence 6 to 2 in Early Ball Game
Worcester defeated Lawrence 6 to 2 as they pounded hits and drew bases on balls in the first two innings. Guest fielding and a Rondeau catch highlighted the play. Logan Reynolds and Millerick led Worcester with two base hits while Logan scored twice.
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Worcester
Lawrence
Guest
Rondeau
Greenwell
Wie
Logan
Bradley
Reynolds
Hammond
McCune
Vinson
Millerick
Delave
Russell
Wilcox
O’rourke
A.E
A.E. Rondeau
Meehan
Togan
Thomas
R.f
Wohlleben
C.f
Post Bowlers Win Narrow Pin Battle at Newtowne Club
The Post bowling team defeated Central Club of Somerville led by J. M. Thomas by 28 pins in a four- week practice match ahead of the N B A championship in New York. Marston posted the high individual single of 201 and the Post trio also led in several categories despite a challenging Newtowne alley, with one more match set for Thursday night.
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Cambridge
Post
New York
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Holland
Faulkner
Simson
Harvard 1912 Defeats English High School Nine
Harvard freshmen whitewashed English High School on Soldiers Field 5 to 0. Ernst the Crims on twirler held the schools at bay, allowing one hit and striking out 10 batters.
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Soldiers’ Field
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Crimson
Fall River Loses Slugging Battle
Fall River drops a slugging game to New Bedford 7 to 5. Barrows Adler Cunningham Sullivan Armstrong Sollivan Devine Nichols lead Fall River with multiple hits while Wormwood demonstrates solid pitching for New Bedford. Croningham homered and Fullerton yielded six innings of work.
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Hell River Oo
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Haverhill Triumphs Over Lowell in Eighth Inning
Haverhill defeated Lowell 4 to 2 in a tense eighth inning. Musil of Lowell retired with the bases loaded and the score tied. Duval entered without warmups and forced in a run, while Boardman was retired at the plate ending the threat.
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Ouble
Thita Tate
Haverhill Oo
Lowell Lessard
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McLaughlin
National Duck and Candlepin Congress Opens at Somerset Alleys
All is ready for the National Duck and Candlepin Congress opening at the Somerset alleys. Team matches dominate today with local pin splitters handling the action. Carded teams include Boylston Adams Square Beatty's Necco Somerville Chelsea Square Mangus B A A Arlington Boat Club Lyon Specials Imperials of Lynn and entries from Springfield Providence New Bedford Portland Lowell and Lawrence. The tournament runs through Friday with amateurs and professionals competing together. world records may fall.
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Baseball Games Wanted for Youth Teams in Boston Area
Classified notice seeking 15 14 and 15 16 year old teams from Hanovilles Mansfield Richards Alliston Wellington Seconds St Catherine Somerville Olympian Royal Giants and Tudor Juniors. Provides contact names addresses and age ranges with open dates including June July August and September.
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M. C. Campbell
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Mattapan
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Tudor
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C Street
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