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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1914

Page

4

Capablanca Wins Match in International Chess Round

CAPABLANCA WINS MATCH & a. T. PETERSBURG May 7 Play ended today in the elimination round of the international chess masters tournament with Jose R Capablanca the Cuban expert well in the lead of all the other competitors The final scores follow Werden etc Capablanca chine and Marshall will begin next week a double round tournament to determine the winners of the prizes This evening at 8 oclock Mr Hermann G Daniel will give a simultaneous exhibition at the rooms of the Boston Chess Club 15 Exchange street and will play with all comers The public is invited.

Jose R. Capablanca Mann G. Daniel Boston Chess Club Exchange Street Daniel New England

Princeton Beats Penn State 7 to 4 in Open Baseball Game

In Princeton New Jersey on May 7 Princeton defeated Penn State College 7 to 4 in a loosely played baseball game. The line score shows Princeton with six errors and seven runs on nine hits while Penn State had four runs on five hits with five errors. Batteries were Copeland and Kelleher for Princeton and Hessel Bacher and West for Penn State.

Princeton N. J Penn State College R.H.E. Princstans Penn State Copeland and Kelleher Hessel, Bacher West

First US official soccer championship game slated

New York May 7. The first game for the official association football championship of the United States will be held in Pawtucket Rhode Island on Saturday May 16. The competing teams are Celtic Football Club and Brooklyn Field Club from Brooklyn New York.

New York United States Pawtucket R. I Celtic Football Club Brooklyn Field Club Brooklyn N. Y

Navy Wins Lacrosse Clash Over Penn 8 to 5

In Annapolis Maryland the Naval Academy defeated Penn 8 to 5 to close the season. Navy showed superiority in every phase of play.

Annapolis Naval Academy Penn Navy

Will contest opens over Boston candy maker’s estate

Startling statements on Henry Wenz’s mental condition emerged in Superior Court on opening day of a continued contest by his Austrian-born mother to break the will. The testator left nearly all his 200 000 dollar estate to his young wife and only 500 dollars to his aged mother.

Henry Wenz Boston Austria

Probate case seeks jury on will soundness and influence

The case, carried over from Probate Court begun in January 1913, asks a jury two questions: the testator's soundness of mind and alleged undue influence by young Mrs. Wenzon and her late husband in drawing up the codicil.

Probate Court Wenzon

Witnesses dispute Wenz will validity over mental condition

In a contested will case, three witnesses for McClellan assert the testator was sound at signing, while three for Johnson describe Wenz as mentally weakened before marriage and at signing. Testimony details misdirected behavior, upside down reading, and memory loss, with hospital notes citing a cerebral hemorrhage.

H. D. McClellan Melvin M. Johnson Wenz Anson Johnson Cogshaw McLellan

Weighing of Dee Fi ance masts in Bath

In Bath Maine on May 7 the hollow wooden mast for the racing yacht Dee fiance was weighed with comparisons to yesterday's steel mast for weight and tensile strength. George M. Pynchon of New York will decide next week which mast will be stopped after the boat's launch. Deck work progresses with hatches completed and shores removed, leaving the boat resting on its lead keel.

Bath Deefiance George M. Pynchon New York

Resolute Cup Defender Surges Water After Repair

Bristol May 7. Shortly after leaving the marine railway the cup defender Resolute began taking on water rapidly. After two hours of pumping she was returned to the railway where a valve cap on a steel hawse over the centreboard was found not properly adjusted. No damage occurred.

Bristol R. I Resolute

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