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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1913

Page

11

Harvard Crew Shifts Lineup Ahead of Cambridge Dual Meet

Harvard coach Wray altered the eight the day before the big triangular race at Cambridge. Edward Morgan, briefly dropped, was reinstated in place of Louis Curtis who moved to the second boat. Morgan remains lighter but performs better in his former position, boosting the Crimson’s chances in today’s race.

Wray Harvard Edward Morgan Louis Curtis Crimson Morgan Curtis

Harvard Princeton Penn Race On Old Mile Course

The upcoming race on the old mile and seven eighths course starts at Cottage Farm bridge and ends at Union Boat Club with Harvard in the middle lane, Penn on Back Bay, and Princeton on Cambridge side. Lieutenant Jones Ingram will referee as Harvard Sophomores lead an inter class program prior to Yale clash next week.

Cottage Farm Bridge Union Boat Club Harvard Penn Back Bay Princeton Cambridge Jones Ingram U. S Arkansas Yale

Keep Moving Prices Drop After Twelve Selling Days

A promotional gimmick touts basement merchandise that automatically lowers prices after twelve selling days. Plainly marked tickets reveal the price changes and a $5 reward is offered for pointing out any schedule error.

Regatta on Charles River Basin Details Race

Harvard sophomores juniors and seniors race in triangular class event on the Charles River Basin. Harvard, Princeton and Pennsylvania varsity eights compete from Cottage Farm bridge to Union Boat Club. Distance 17 8 miles. Last year winning times Cornell 9m26 3 5s Harvard 9m35s Princeton 9m36s. Best viewing points Harvard Bridge Esplanade. Harvard class race 4 30 p m varsity triangular race 5 p m.

Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania Cottage Farm Bridge Union Boat Club Cornell Harvard Bridge Esplanade

Braving the Bravos and College Meets Today

Arthur Duffey notes the Braves streak led by pitcher James and questions where it ends as Nationals rival. He forecasts major college dual meets among Cornell Princeton Pennsylvania Yale Harvard and more with key standout John Paul Jones aiming to break the world mile record amid strong field.

Braves James Pirates George Stallings Nationals Walpole Street Cornell Princeton Pennsylvania Crimson Yale Quakers

Answers to Queries on 1910s Athletics and Scores

A compilation of sports Q and A noting Harvard-Cornell duals at 2 30 tickets at the gate and sport houses, past Oxford Cambridge Harvard Yale results 5 to 4 with first place only. Discusses Atlas A A bowls access and wrestler Lurich no contest, batter out call, and pitching leaders Hendrix Cheney Tesreau percentages.

College and club sports fill busy schedule nationwide

The page lists numerous college baseball games including Harvard vs Holy Cross and Yale vs Pennsylvania, plus track meets at Soldier Field and Princeton. Golf, tennis, cricket, rowing and shooting events span from Cambridge to Brooklyn with clubs in Brookline and Worcester among venues.

Young Brown George Fox Mel Cogan Dan Ridge S. Citron George Frazier Soldier Bartfield Brooklyn Harvard Holy Cross Worcester Yale Pennsylvania Philadelphia Princeton Cornell Brown Manhattan College New York Amherst Tufts Boston College Cushing Academy Ashburnham Wesleyan Trinity Hartford Conn Durfee High Cambridge Worcester Polytechnic Rensselaer Polytechnic Melrose High Medford Malden High Everett High Malden Commerce Milton High Milton Tafts Va. Allen School West Netwon Brookline High Pomfret School Pomfret Lexington High Charlestown High Lexington Revere High Swampscott High Swampscott Wakefield High Stoneham High Stoneham Winchester High Wellesley High Winchester Woburn High Peabody High Woburn Needham High Milford High Needham Rock Ridge Lowell High Lowell Salem High Beverly High Salem Gloucester High Boston College High Gloucester Middlesex School St. Andrew’s Concord Dorchester Franklin Field Speedway Fellsway Combination Park Old Colony South Weymouth Soldiers’ Field Dartmouth Hanover N. H Providence Williams Wil-Iamstown Andover Tech Field Rhode Island State College Kingston Longwood Cricket Club

Harvard and Cornell Duel in Closest Track Meet Yet

Harvard and Cornell prepare for a high stakes dual track meet at the Stadium with key showdowns in the quarter and mile runs. Cornell leads in sprints and field events like shot put while Harvard relies on strong hurdles and hammer throw to challenge for first. Jones could shape the outcome in distance races as both teams seek decisive points.

Harvard Cornell Donovan Moakley Ithacans John Paul Jones Tower Adams Reller Ingersoll Cozzens Bill Barron Barron Point Rock O’brien Mehaffey Boyd Copeland Speiden Jones Koch Chapman Snyder Finch Cornsi Ray Huling Warren MacLure Lawless J. B. Cummings Jackson Cummings Freeman Phillips Shelton Kanzler Michigan Hardwick Brickley Storer McCutcheon Whinery and Lynch

Salem boxing men guilty in Superior Court verdicts

Verdicts of guilty were returned in the Superior Court today in boxing exhibition cases. William J. Doyle and Richard E. Egan of Salem were fined $100 for promoting matches. Frank F. Merritt and J. E. MecMahon of Salem were fined $25 on one count and Ray Wood of Fall River was fined $50 on two counts. Matty Baldwin Eddie Connolly and Young Clark were found guilty but did not appear, defaults recorded.

Salem Quinn William J. Doyle Richard E. Egan Frank F. Merritt Beachmont J. E. Mec- Mahon Ray Wood Fall River Matty Baldwin Eddie Connolly Young Clark

Fifth annual Boston high schools outdoor track meet at Wood Island Park

The fifth annual outdoor track and field meet for Boston high schools is scheduled for June 7 at Wood Island Park. Top athletes from city schools are expected to compete in events across sprint, distance, and field disciplines.

Boston Wood Island Park

Baldwin to fight Gallant sets bout at 133 pounds

Matty Baldwin of Charlestown agrees to box Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea after arriving from New York. He declares no ill will toward Gallant or manager Alex McLean and says he will box anywhere at 133 pounds and four o clock, in Boston for a match with Atlas A A or any suitable club once Gallant accepts. Manager McLean could not be reached.

Matty Baldwin Charlestown Gilbert Gallant Chelsea Matty New York Alex McLean Baldwin Gallant Boston Jose Rivers Atlas A. A Box Baldwin Big Cash New York City America U. S N. Sallinger

Scores from Southern Region Matches Reported

In New Orleans New Orleans defeated Nashville 4 to 1. In Memphis Memphis beat Birmingham 6 to 1. In Montgomery Montgomery routed Atlanta 10 to 2. In Mobile Mobile won over Chattanooga 8 to 0.

New Orleans Nashville Memphis Birmingham Montgomery Atlanta Mobile Chattanooga

Braves Triumph as 100 to 1 Shot Wins at South End Grounds

A 100 to 1 bet paid off yesterday at the South End grounds when the Braves defeated the Pirates. A Boston political figure laid $5 against $500 and spent the night receiving congratulations, claiming the win was fully earned after yesterday's victory.

South End Grounds Braves Boston Pirates

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