Harvard and Dartmouth Duel in Cambridge Track Meet
The Harvard Dartmouth dual track meet at Cambridge features Captain Shaw for Dartmouth and Captain Dodge for Harvard. Both teams expect points from sprints and hurdles with key rivals in the 120 yard hurdles 100 yard dash and 440 and 880 events. Dartmouth arrives with 27 men as Harvard plans a selective lineup ahead of Yale meet next week.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Captain Shaw
Sherman
Palmer
Hotaling
Jenkins
Dodge
Merrihew
van Brunt
de Selding
Hathaway Watson
Crimson
Shipley
Carns
Rand
Mason and Gardner
Miller
Whitney
Marks
Hawley
Evans
Alden
Baxter
Yale
Lathrop
Lockwood
Tom Blumer
Shaw
Rand Nd Gardner
A. L. Besse
A. B. Mason
W. M. Rand
J. A. Gray
N. C. Hotaling
E. J. O'Leary
J. Marks
H. B. Seaver
A. B Shaw
Blumer
L. Watson
C. H. Ayer
G. C. Spokesfield
H. L. Walker
H. E. Keaks
E. Merrihew
F. M. deSelding
M. Ban Brunt
R. Warren
G. Alden
R. L. Carns
W. D. Evans
D. Offmman
G. W. Ryley
M. van Brunt
H. Watson
W. F. Whitcher
C. B. Ai R. L. Carns
D. Hoffman
R. E. Palmer
HE. Shipley
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Dartsmouth
H. S. Clark
E. R. Craig
I. O. Scott
L. W. Bangles
EF. H. Burr
C. C. Little
J. B. Hawley
C. K. Pevenar
C. H. Tobin
R. G. Harwood
F. Deh
Houston
R. P. Pope
G. E. Roosevelt
R. E. Somers
E.R. Palmer
N. A. Sherman
J. ©. Thomas
K. Pevear
C. Little
FY. Rogers, Jr
E. H. Ruch
B. T. Stephenson, Jr
J. B. Trawley
T. A Smith
J. C. Thomas
Yale Poised to Handle Princeton in Annual Track Meet
Yale expects an easy win over Princeton at New Haven tomorrow in the annual track clash. Yale projects top finishes in most sprints and field events, despite missing stars Butler and Stevens, with Carey, Browning, Lamontagne, Tilson, Kirjasoff, Spitzer, Raynolds, Mann, Robbins, Howe, Dray, Gilbert, Nelson, Riley, Davis, Cooney, Andrus, Goebel and others contending for multiple places.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Butler
Stevens
Carey
Browning
Lamontagne
Burch
Tilson
Kirjasoff
Nile
Spitzer
Raynolds
Idgntnd Mann
College Crack Shots Clash at Riverside Traps Meet
Harvard Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania shooters compete in the intercollegiate event at B A A traps Riverside at 3 PM. Each five man team shoots 100 birds under Sargent and Ex Pert systems with listed entries for Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton and Yale.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Riverside
E. Wigglesworth
J. R. Gilman
F. A. Brewer
C. L. Hauthaway
Tech Opposes Brown In Close Brookline Dual Meet
Tech and Brown prepare for a tight annual dual at Tech Field Brookline this afternoon with Little Johnnie Mayhew of Brown as a pivot. Tech aims to restrict Mayhew in multiple events. Brown leans on his performance in sprints hurdles and field events.
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Tech
Brown
Hugh C. McGrath
Providence
Mayhew
Huntington Hall
Arthur A. Noyes
Thomas W. Orr
J. T. Tobin
Glee Club
Swarthmore Abandons Intercollegiate Football and Basketball
Swarthmore College will suspend intercollegiate football and basketball for at least one year. President Swain announced after a faculty committee recommendation, due to the board of managers rejecting a bequest tied to giving up athletics.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore College Today
Swain
Board of Managers
Anna T. Jeanes
Swarthmore
Barry Beats Joe Jeannette in Six Rounds at Consolidated A C
Jim Barry of Chicago defeated Joe Jeannette of New York in a six round bout at the Consolidated A C. Barry dominated the later rounds and, with more distance, would likely finish Jeannette. The crowd saw Barry prove he deserves a title shot against Burns.
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New York
Jim Barry
Chicago
Joe Jeannette
Consolidated A. C
Windy City
Barry
Burns
Weather and Scores Report From Several Cities
Scores and game notes from Baltimore Providence Jersey City and Newark with rain affecting Montreal Toronto Buffalo and local matchups. Rain interrupted events in Providence Montreal Jersey City and Newark while Baltimore Rochester results appear in a string of score lines.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
N. J
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
St Augustine Parish Marathon Draws Young Runners
St Augustine parish the Rev J J Hawkins leads a mid winter marathon for South Boston and Dorchester youths under 165 including former parishioners. Open to under 15 with handicaps by age and no AAU registration required. Race begins 2 PM from Head House ending Locust Street grounds Dorchester Avenue covering 2 12 to 3 miles with 10 prizes.
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Boston
South Boston
St. Augustine Parish
J. J. Hawkins
Dorchester
St. Augustine
Amateur Athletic Union
Locust Street Grounds
Dorchester Avenue
Schoolboy crews train hard amid cloudy rowing day
Schoolboy oarsmen persist through poor weather as coaches Graney and O'Leary aim for form ahead of the May spring races. Noble and Greenough crews work out long, Roxbury Latin to race Concord, where narrow shells test Boston crews. Position drawing and regatta planning set for next Tuesday at the Boston Athletic Club.
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Graney
O'Leary
Noble & Greenough
Jack Graney
Roxbury
Concord
Boston Athletic
Exeter Street
Fifteen Women Compete In Brookline Golf Tourney
The Boston Women's Golf Association held a rain drenched event at Brookline Country Club with fifteen players. Mrs. G W Roope led scoring at 91 while Miss Alice Underwood shot 99 and two players broke 100.
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Boston Women’s’ Golf Association
Brookline Country Club
G. W. Roope
Brae-Burn
Alice Underwood
K.S. Duncan
A. D. Rogers
F. W. Batchelder
F. M. Briggs
Caroline Morrill
C. L. Duncan
Firth
G. H. Converse
Exeter Favored Over Harvard Freshmen in Dual Meet
Harvard freshmen meet Exeter Academy on the academy oval at Exeter. Exeter is favored to win easily due to Harvard’s weaker distance and field event squads this year.
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Harvard
Exeter Academy
Academy Oval
Exeter
Goldfield bids $25,000 to stage Burns Johnson fight
Goldfield Nev plans to host the Burns Johnson bout on Labor Day if promoter offers $30,600. Burns is a strong fighter but not a top draw, and Goldfield leads the betting on a promoter for the match. Herrera eyes Fitzgerald in a future Armory bout while Packey McFarland and Battling Nelson look set for Milwaukee May 23.
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Goldfield
Nev
Tommy Burns
Burns
Aurelio Herrera
Willie Fitzgerald
Armory A. A
Fitzgerald
Herrera
Tommy Quill
Dope
Packey McFarland
Battling Nelson
Milwaukee
Tom Andrews
Nelson
McFarland
Andy Daly
Denny Ryan
Jim Woods
Globe Hotel
Lowell
Local youth teams listed with funding contacts
Homesteads of Roxbury and Tudor Juniors seek 14 and 12 year old teams with half expenses. Auburn Academy and Cliftondale A A sponsor 18 and 19 year old teams with half expenses. Webster A C and Lincoln A A announce 13 year old teams. Excelsiors of Arlington and RR Brosnahan offer half funding for 16 and 12 year olds. Addresses provided for sponsors in Roxbury Arlington South Boston Newton.
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Roxbury
John Gearin
George Street
Auburn Academy
R. F. Cunningham
Poplar St. Webster A. C
William Santos
Charter
F. Brosnahan
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Tudor Juniors
F. Wagger
D Street
South
Boston
Lincoln A. A
Dan Quinlan
Crafts Street
Newton
Foxy Stunt Recounts Baseball Base Line Tricks
The Pittsburg uproar over a raised third base line recalls Patsy Tebeau’s 10 year old Cleveland trick. Cleveland teams used bunts to choke hit and run plays until rival teams spotted the setup. Little Rock counters with a line that rolls foul on slow balls, prompting suspicions about Mike Finn fixing the line.
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Pittsburg
Patsy Tebeau
Cleveland
Tebeau
Little Rock
Mike Finn
Schoolboy Athletics Note Highlights Club Stars
Captain Shrigley of Volkmann hits a homer against Arlington High. Harvard freshmen pick Herbert Jacques as track captain. Cambridge Latin crew captain Goodale notes a strong four. Kayser and Bray shine in tennis for Cambridge Latin as Roxbury High meets Dorchester High in league play.
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Shrigley
Volkmann
Arlington High
Harvard
Herbert Jacques
Goodale
Cambridge Latin
Six Prep Schools Enter Harvard Tennis Tourney in Cambridge
Six prep schools are entered in the Harvard interscholastic tennis tournament to be held at Jarvis Field Cambridge today at 9 oclock. The 24 entries include Exeter Wellesley Newton Boston Latin Volkmann and Melrose with players named for each school.
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Harvard
McVeigh
FE. Park
Wellesley High School
E. H. Whitney
Newton High School
E. Woods
L. Hail
C. Holbrook
T. Chandler
E. Clark
F. Tripp
S. Moore
Boston Latin School
H. H. Crane
I. A. Simpson
L. P. Smith
Volkmann School
J. R. Pratt
C. B. Kayser
R. C. Bray
Winchester High Beats Roxbury Latin 13 to 11 in Opening Victory
Winchester High opened its season with a slugging win over Roxbury Latin School 13 to 11 in Winchester Massachusetts. Thompson starred at the plate with four hits including a double and a triple. The game featured a see-saw nine innings with Winchester taking control with four runs in the sixth.
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Winchester
Roxbury Latin School
Roxbury Latin
Thompson
Roxbury
Hurd
Kelly
Leduc
Packard
Foley
Worton
Pson
Earle
R. F. Barker
Wendell
Wallace
Gr’nhood
H'we
Cane
Fie Keehn
Lyons
C'l
Smith
Baker
Roxbury L
Collins
Howe
Berdi
Oley
Barker
Lehn
Fort Revere Defeats East Boston In 12 Inning Weather Derby
In a rain affected game lasting 12 innings, Fort Revere beat East Boston 4 to 3. Batteries include Stangle Horan and Rose for Fort Revere with Stearns and Hawkins for East Boston.
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Fort Revere
East
Boston
East Boston
Stangle
Horan
Rose
Stearns and
Hawkins
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