Harvard Athletes Confident to Beat Yale in New Haven Meet
Harvard track stars optimistic after a strong showing against Dartmouth expect victory over Yale next Saturday in New Haven. Predicted scores favor Harvard around 60 to 44 with Harvard leading in sprints and most field events while Yale is favored in pole vault and high jump. The preview notes strong Harvard sprinters Laurie Dodge and Randolph Rand keying events, and Yale’s promising sprinters Burch Twitchell La Montague aiming to challenge.
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Sporting History to Be Made This Week
New York reports a week of major events in boxing racing basketball and rowing The lineup features Jack O'Brien versus Tommy Burns in Los Angeles for the light heavyweight crown Thursday Belmont Park hosts the Metropolitan handicap with Dr Gardner a leading entrant and Roseben a possible rival Friday offers Sulivan versus Kelly for the middleweight title and Harvard versus Columbia on the Charles River The Chicago and New York baseball teams contend for supremacy while the Giants lead the pennant race after a weather interrupted week
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Andover Star John Kilpatrick Shines in New England Meet Hopes
Andover's John Kilpatrick looms as top point prospect for the New England interscholastic meet at the Stadium next Saturday. He scored 17 points at Yale, winning the 120 yard and 220 yard hurdles and the broad jump, with a third in the shot put. Rosendale also posted strong showings in the recent meet with top placements in sprints and the broad jump.
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Harvard Oarsmen Brace for Columbia Challenge
Harvard oarsmen plan a strenuous week of practice without changing their lineup to counter Columbia eight led by Coach Rice. They will row two two mile spurts each afternoon along the race course as fans and Boston businessmen prepare to watch.
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Chicago Wins From Pittsburg in Wild Game
Chicago overcame an early Pittsburgh lead as Kling starred with both bat and glove. Pittsburg started with a one run edge on two hits three steals and an error before Chicago matched and then capitalized on a wild throw by Leach to surge ahead. The game featured strong defense and timely offense as Chicago pulled off the win in May.
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Cincinnati 11, St. Louis 2 in ragged National game
Cincinnati piled up 11 runs on six hits as Leary Coakley and others faltered. Two-base hit Kruger and three-base shot Noonan highlight the offense. Mitchell’s one-handed catch featured in a wild afternoon in Cincinnati.
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Middlboro Complains of Reckless Autoists
A Business Men's Club committee led by Merrill Ryder Andrew Wood and James A. Thomas urged Middlesboro Selectmen to post more signs to curb reckless driving. They seek court action if warnings fail, citing frequent incidents near Centre and Main streets and obstruction from brick buildings at the corner.
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Interpreparatory league opener sparks strong clash
Squires keeps training as Noble & Greenough meets Roxbury Latin at the Ameri can League grounds in the Interpreparatory series opener. Both teams are evenly matched with confident hopes, while Dorchester and South Boston High suffer in study marks and Squires trains in California seeking a future heavyweight bout.
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Yale Oarsmen Ordered Home Before Annapolis Race
Weather forced a postponement and Yale was ordered to return to New Haven this afternoon. The annual race with the Navy on the Severn River was cancelled. Both crews regret they could not row a premeet at Poughkeepsie in June.
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Boxing Week Schedule and Local Interest Ballot
Boxing week shows a rich slate in major cities with Jack Sullivan facing Hugo Kelly in Los Angeles and Tommy Burns vs Jack O'Brien in a 20 round clash. The New England angle highlights Jack Sullivan versus Kelly plus several Boston and Cambridge boxers competing coast to coast this week.
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Squires Seeks Favor With Winner Ahead of Johnson Visit
Squires hopes to align with the winner as Jack Johnson nears Frisco, while speculation credits his Australia exit to avoid losing his title to the big colored boxer. Reports note financial loss by leaving home and recount past bouts against Peter Ickx and Tim Murphy, with local boxing fans wary of hype for a potential dark horse.
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Hough's Neck Forms Star-Studded Summer Baseball Team
The Hough's Neck summer colony unveils a star filled roster with Kerney Delaney at first base and Joe Harkins, formerly of Quincy High, at short. Linky Blecock handles second, Rice and Daley at third and short, with outfielders Ryan Prescott and Garfield. Pitchers include Max Clay and Frank Riley with Tabor, while Charlie Hoernle and Ned Delaney catch. Manager Charley Mullaly has lined up games with top amateur and semi professional teams. inquiries go to Mullaly at Hough's Neck, Quincy, Mass.
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Harvard Golfers Begin Season at Woodland Auburndale
Harvard opens its golf season with a match against a Boston interscholastic team at Woodland in Auburndale. Captain Rice has not finalized the lineup, and today will help sift candidates for the Harvard squad.
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Matinee Horses Warm Up for the Season
The Great War circuit clubs prepare for a season opening with matinee races. Lynn Club holds meetings on city speedway while Dorchester Club plans an interclub meeting at Combination Park. Attleboro Brendhkton and New Seedford run Saturday matinees. Springfield races at Ash Park May 11 and 30. Worcester Speedway Club also hosts matinees.
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Odd Tales From The Diamond And Other Sports Lore
Boston first baseman Bob Unglaub is recalled amid a circus of anecdotes from baseball circles. Joe Cantillon recalls Unglaub drum marching at a Salvation Army event and facing temptation tales. Tacks Parrott’s mud puddle homer fuels crowd laughter as he insists on a HR call. Coach Charlie Cuddy boasts Somerville High’s strong lineup with prospects. Arthur Devlin’s rapid improvement flags as a NY team asset.
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Cleveland Beats White Sox Four to One
Baseball game report notes Cleveland defeats Chicago White Sox four to one. Schedule shows matchups Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago, with rain canceling a St Louis game.
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Cleveland Defeats Chicago 4 to 1 at American League Park
Cleveland bunched two hits with three battery errors and a fielding error in the sixth inning to beat Chicago 4 to 1 at the American League Park. Joss pitched well for Cleveland.
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Parent and Young Cy Leading Their Teams In Batting Averages
Batting averages for Boston teams dipped last week with leaders displaced. Freddy Parent leads at .357 while Cy Young remains among leaders. Beaumont and Bates trail as Tenneyites, Ritchey, Bridwell, and Brain are expected to improve with more home games.
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Pfeffer Eyes Runner as Quakers Stand Ready
Boston pitcher Pfeffer keeps focus on the runner at first base as he lines up for a probable matchup against the Quakers in today’s game.
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Tenneyites to battle Slow Town in South End game
This afternoon the Tenneyites meet Billy Murray's Slow Town team at the South End grounds as Pfeffer likely faces the Phillies. Tenney expects an easier win after Sunday's strong performance by his men, while rain Friday forced postponement and spared arms from the cold, with a big crowd anticipated for a second straight victory.
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Stone of St Louis Struggles at Bat This Season
The White Sox pitchers say Stone of St Louis is not a tough proposition for any pitcher who knows his weaknesses, reflecting his ongoing poor form at the plate this season.
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