Syracuse Dominates Brown in 81-4 Dual Meet
Syracuse University tracks crushed Brown in Providence on Andrews Field by 81 to 4. Horr dominated weight events, while Captain Squires and Young starred for Syracuse. Brown's Mahow and Al Wright showed best form, with Wright winning the two mile and Tucker from Brown edging in the mile.
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Providence
R. I
Racuse University
Brown
Andrews Field
Horr
Syracuse
Squires
Young
Mahow
al Wright
Wright
Tucker
Women's Chess Congress Ends Championship in New York
The first American women's chess congress held at the Hotel Martha Washington closes with Mrs. Charles P. Frey taking the championship and first prize. Chicago’s Mrs. Frank W. Lynn finishes second, while H Wilkin gon-Robert Shaw of New York places third. In the general tournament, Garden City’s Miss E. H. Burgess wins first prize and Lakewood’s Miss E. Campbell Foote takes second. Third and fourth prizes are shared by Mrs. Charles H. Stoddard of New York and Miss Myldrede L. Walker of Brooklyn, with Mrs. Winthrop Parker and Mrs. EB Tyler of New York capturing the remaining two prizes.
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New York
Martha Washington
Charles P. Frey
Frank W. Lynn
Chicago
H. Wilkingon
Robert Shaw
N. J
Charles H. Stoddard
Myldrede L. Walker
Brooklyn
Winthrop Parker
EB. W. Tyler
Harvard Freshmen Track Meet Set With Brookline High
Harvard opens its track season Saturday with a freshmen meet against Brookline High at the Stadium. Officials named: marshal W F Garcelon referee J E Haigh judges W A Colwell M H Stone L P Dodge starter P Dana timers F M Wood E J Dives Guy Lowman field judges W Pierce H E Kersberg J F Doyle W Minot measurers R P Boyer S P Henshaw W B Long C C Nash clerk of course G A Leland assistants R Floyd R S Marshall scorer J H Igains announcer C W Short Jr inspectors A S Cobb A M Harlow G Hubbard W G Howard.
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Harvard
Brookline High
Marshal
W. F. Garcelon
J. E. Haigh
W. A. Colwell
M. H. Stone
L. P. Dodge
P. Dana
F. M. Wood
E. J. Dives
Guy Lowman
W. Pierce
H. E. Kersberg
J. F
Five players remain in Harvard interclass tennis finals
The Harvard interclass tennis tournament narrows to Niles Morse Pell Reggio and Ambrey as winners advance. Results show N Regio over Gordon 0 3 75. Morse over Stackpole 6 1. Pell over Grand 2d 6 4 8 6. Aubrey over Robinson 6 4. Niles over Knauth 6 1 6 1.
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Harvard
Niles
Morse
Pell
Reggio
Ambrey
N. Reggio
M. C. Gordon
M. G. Graves
J. T. Burr
Ois M. Morse
T. Stackpole
H. Greene
Davis
C. Pell
P. Grand
Tyng
K. Howes
V. Aubrey
E. J. Robinson
North End Union A C Has Strong Ball Team
The North End Union Athletic Club fields a top infield led by Captain H. Goldman at short with Fliecher or Levine at first and M. Goldman and Kroch at second and third. Outfielders Daniels Corelito and others guard the grass as a June 17 game against Institutes of the West End looms in Boston.
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North End Union Athletic Club
H. Goldman
Fliecher
Levine
M. Goldman
Kroch
Daniels
Corelito
Institutes
West End
Boston
Bernstein Brothers Lead Battery for Summer Games
The Bernstein brothers will form the battery for upcoming games. They seek Saturday matches in July and August against strong 16 to 17 year old teams. J Katzeff of 20 Parmenter Street City is the manager.
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Bernstein Brothers
Battery
J. Katzeff
Parmenter Street
City
Melrose Falls in 10 Inning Setback to Tufts Dental School
In Melrose on May 9 the Melrose High School team lost a 10 inning game to Tufts Dental School 9 to 8. Key scorers for Tufts were Bangs and Small, while the Cassell brothers and Wilson starred for Melrose. The contest featured extended play with Tufts pulling ahead late but Melrose rallying in spots.
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Melrose
TUFTS
Melrose High School
Tufta Dental School
Rag Jean
Small
Bangs
Cassell Brothers
Wilson
Tufts Dental
Melrose. High
Po.a.e
PO Mason
Foss
P.es
Verge
Gusset
Sawyer
Bean
Norris
Knapp
Fontaine
Dexter
Bower
C.f
Billings
Gilkey
Riley
Wolper
Bangsey
Smet
A. Cassell
Fison
sea—Mason
Sawwyer
Ego
K. Cassell
Gilte
Syrack
Oh. Sell
Ay Gilkey
Roene Ha
Flthed Bell A . Kocrs
Ryan
Webster Club and Local Youth Teams Schedule
A garbled listing details various youth teams and organizers in the Webster area. Names like Peabody Street, Newman A A, Frank Money, James Tienen, Tremont Street, Dorchester and Revere appear alongside ages from 11 to 19. It notes games away from home and amateur team matchups on upcoming dates including March 30.
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Webster Club
Idee
Ays Aero
Wea
Peabody A
Fame Il
Bsey
Waoltneg Gtreet
Wertonn A. C
Peerpas
Teans
Amigan
Wero Street
Roxon
Frank Money
Oy Brace
Charlestotrn
Lakeview
James Tienen
Uckman Street
Woodlawns
Nedion Ninne
R.oe i
Adams
G Warren
D. m
McGarth Rr
Magnolia Street
Dorchester
Mattivo Ai
Tremont Street
Vane Tor
Woodward A
Més
Jogevh
Manson
Deval Street
Oly
Vatale
Foils Beaton
Walker
Mt. Pistoont Arenue
G. H. Go
Box Factory
Maceriet
John Susan
Tone Bee Hlands
Officers of the Sunteoie Bod of ase A. Attend Concept meetup
Unclear text records show officers of a local board attending a meet event held in Free area. The fragment mentions guests and a session but provides limited legible details on names, organization, date, or location.
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Sunteoie Bod
Ase A
Conceet
Four Knights May Party Planned Tonight
The Four Kol group schedules a May party tonight with officers Francis C. P. rack Forein James Marston and J. attending. The event features a social gathering and activities conducted by local organizers.
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Kol
A Francis
C, Orl
Rack Forein
James Marston
Shinola Box Giveaway At Wolf's My Clothier This Week
Every purchase of a pair of men’s $3. shoes at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets earns a Shinola box this week.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Harvard Overseers Save Football with New Rules Vote
Harvard College overseers met at 50 State Street and voted 15 to 9 to permit intercollegiate football under new rules through December 1. The decision shifts scrutiny to the committee on athletic sports to test games under the new plan and set officials’ authority. Dartmouth and Yale schedules and Penn’s continued status were debated, with worries over long rivalry.
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Harvard
Eliot
Yeas
Messrs. Appleton
Bacon
Fairchild
P. R. Frothingham
Hemenway
Hill
Lawrence
Loring
Laissez Faire the Hidden Bug Hurting Boston Pennants
A humorous World column blames a non visible “laissez faire” bug for Boston Americans slump in pennants and mocks the philosophy of let things take their course. The piece features journalist Myron Townsend and cites scientist critiques of careless play as the real cause.
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Don't Care
Boston
Wiggler
Walter Camp to oversee football rule interpretation
Walter Camp has been named official interpreter of football rules and will tour regions to personally instruct officials on rules enforcement. He will select enforcers for New England with E K Hall of Dartmouth and verify official eligibility while emphasizing his authority in the game.
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Walter Camp
Massachusetts
Illinois
Speaker
Germany
Canada
Scott
Ryin
Little Cy Young the Big Noise of the Pitching World
The Concord and Boston & Maine product nicknamed Little Cy has six wins in seven starts and tops major league pitching this season. He outshines rivals including Big Cy of the Collins team, with only the Giants of John McGraw beating him this year. Bought for $350 and $360 after success, he could fetch $10,000 today.
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Little Cy Young
South End
Little’ Cy
Concord
Boston & Maine Machine Shop
Little Cy
Young
Tenney
Boston
John McGraw
Giants
Conway
Big Cy
Collins
Slosson Defeats Cure In 500-Point Billiard Match
Chicago May 9 George Slosson won 500 points in 19 innings against Louis Cure in the 18-2 billiard tournament Cure scored 219 in 18 up Slosson made the high run of 82 in the 118th inning Cure showed brilliance at times but misfired on easy shots High run for Cure was 60 and averages were 26 6 19 and 123 18 for Slosson and Cure respectively
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Chicago
George Slosson
Louis Cure
Cure
Slosson
Brown to Try Out New Rules
Providence May 9 The Brown University varsity football team issued a call for candidates to appear tomorrow for spring practice. The session will be light and focus on studying the new football rules.
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Brown
Providence
R. I
W. A. Schwartz
Open high edges Medford in 11 inning baseball game
In an 11 inning contest at Brooks Park Open high defeated Medford 4 to 3. Key plays included two base hits by Blanchard and a late rally, with pitching by Oxnard for the winners and a tight defense from both sides. Attendance was listed as 200.
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Billi
Woburn
Medford
Open High
Brooks Park
N. Medford
Gerald
Cotting
Murray
Pike
Weak
Henehy
Emerson
Es Shacoer
Watson
Lewis
R.f
Sinclair
D’erty
C.f
Gardner
M’gowan
Oxnard
M’k’rick
Aerele
J. Doherty
Fitzgerald
Henehey
Blancherd
Itzgerald
McMann
Doherty Ty. Cottes
Ff McMann
Ceils
Gardner J. Eae
Blanchard
Ting
Pray
Collins Seeks New Outfield Material Amid Trade Talks
In Detroit on May 9 manager Collins of the Boston Americans pursued fresh outfield help. He offered outfielder Barrett to Navin of the Detroit club just as Navin closed a deal sending Barrett to Cincinnati. Collins aims to fortify a winning lineup after a sequence of moves.
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Detrot
Mich
Collins
Boston Americans
Navin
Detroit
Barrett
Cincinnati
Barrett of Detroit Sold to Cincinnati
Detroit May 9 Secretary Navin of the Detroit American League Baseball Club announced that outfielder James Barrett who has been out of the game for months with a bad knee has been sold to the Cincinnati National League club.
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Detroit
Navin
Detroit American League Baseball Club
James Barrett
Cincinnati
May Ball Draws 1000 at Knights of St. Brendan Auxiliary
Over 1000 attended the annual May ball of the ladies' auxiliary of the Knights of St. Brendan in Berkeley Hall. Floor director Miss Mary Kearney led a committee including Miss Margaret E. Sullivan Miss Anna O'Meara Miss Kitty Fitzgerald Miss Katherine O'Leary Miss Annie T. Werner Miss Teresa Galvin and Miss Teresa O'Connell.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Knights of St. Brendan
Berkeley Hall
Mary Kearney
Margaret E. Sullivan
Anna O'Meara
Kitty Fitzgerald
Katherine O’leary
Annie T. Wearner
Teresa Galvin
Teresa O’connell
Odd wager at the ball game at Huntington grounds
A fan bet on Boston winning this week after the Athletics scored four runs at Huntington avenue grounds yesterday. Sally Robinson staked $400 against $40 that Boston would win on one of the next three days, at 10 to 1. The bet hinges on possible rain over the coming days.
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Huntington Avenue Grounds
Athletics
Boston
Sally
Robinson
Wakefield High narrowly tops Everett 3-1 in rivalry clash
Wakefield High defeated Everett High 3 to 1 in a local rivalry game. Parker Keady Whittekind and Bratt scored for Wakefield while Allen and Keady pitched for Everett. Attendance reached about 200 as the hosts secured the win.
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Wakefield
Everett High
Wakefield High
A.E
Alien
Wilder
Herman
Hickey
Cummins
Farwell
Lowe
Watkins
Sargent
R.f
Rosenthal
E.t
Parker
Keady
Whittekind
Bratt
Allen
Coummins
Balk
Kenney
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Providence Boys
Tyyte
Ney
N. W. Niles
T. W. Knauth
T. Ackerland
A. H. Shaw
Deauh
EK. P. Pearson
M. 8. Green
BE. I. Marks
J. C. Jones, Jr
Pr. Pearson
E. I. Marks
North End Union A. C
Warts End
Crimson Gridiron Giants
Dartmouth
N. H
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Granite State
Quakers
THE
Myron W. Townsend
Jere Dunn
Dunn
Hlizabeth
San Francisco
Kid Herman
Abe Attell
Los Angeles A. C
Scotty
Death Valley
Attell
Neponset Dorchester
Conlin
John A. Hogan
Neponset- Dorchester
Hoppe
Sutton
Aterape
Abe
Detroits
ST. Brendan
Everett
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