Cup Defender and College Athletes in Early Season Talk
The piece surveys pre season buzz across college athletics with Penn Yale Cornell named as likely champions and Harvard Michigan mentioned. It notes Walter Rutt and Frank Kramer in sprint drama, Eddie Cicotte in new uniform form, Jim Thorpe’s Carlisle Army game flair, and injuries to Drew and Kelley while previewing upcoming sports across football boxing and soccer.
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Penn
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Michigan
Walter Rutt
Rutt
Frank Kramer
Newark
Kramer
Jim Thorpe
Ring
Plains of West Point
Jim
Carlisle Warrior
Opening plans for Revere cycle track and race entry
The article notes an opening at the Revere cycle track occurred on April 19 and that the next meeting is May 23. For entering amateur bike races, contact Manager Nat Batter for details. It also mentions Harvard and Yale not being eligible for the New England intercollegiates.
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Revere
Nat Batter
Harvard
Yale
New England
Everett S. V
F. H.—A Robinson
Mercersburg Academy
Getaway Game Features Six Pitchers In Delayed Victory
Pennock, Brown, Bender, Engle, Gallia, and Ayres pitched in a long relief effort for Philadelphia and Washington. Strunk and Baker doubled, Morgan hit a three-base shot, and Foster stole two bases for MIL. Multiple pitchers issued walks and miscues marked the lengthy 20 minute affair.
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Pennock
Engle
Gallia
Philadelphia
Washington
Strunk
Baker
Morgan
Brown
Bender
Aries
Foster
Kopf
Mil
McBrida
Collins
McInnis
Ayres
E.e
Connolly and
Dineen
Philadelphita
Murphy
E. Oldring
Eke
Wee O O
Lapp
Eereees
Tufts Second Baseball Beats Lyon English High 11 Runs
Tufts second team defeated Lyon English High yesterday at Tufts Oval 11 to 7 behind strong hitting. Tufts tallied 11 runs on clean hits while Lynn E. W. S. managed only seven blanked by Sweet and Commes Bowden, Voss.
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Tufts
Lyon English High
Tufts Oval
Sweet
R.h.le. Tofts
Lynn E.W. S
Bowden and Voss
Chelsea High routs Saugus High in 8 to 1 baseball win
Chelsea High defeated Saugus High 8 to 1 yesterday. Batter names Barn e and Martin credited with key hits as Chelsea pulled away early and cruised to the victory.
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Chelsea High
Saugus High
Chelsea
REE
Saugus
Bfarne
Martin
Jucy Flynn
Defiance Launched From Bath amid New England Enthusiasm
The Defiance ship launch at Bath drew thousands as Miss Frances Clark broke a bottle on the bow. Spectators cheered from docks and excursion boats while a large crowd watched her slip into the river under Captain Selah B. Howes. Dockside plans include rigging the craft for possible Maine trials aboard Mercury or Orion.
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Bath Tron Works
Frances Clark
Irolita
Prince Arthur
T. J. Lisman
Bath Iron Works
Selah B. Howes
Miss Clark
E. Walter Clark
Miss
Defiance
George M. Pynchon
Dallas B. Pratt
New York Yacht Club
Resolute Syndicate
Captain Howell
The
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Howell
Longfellow
EB. Walter Clark
George A. Cormack
Charles Hayden
A. Loring Swasey
New York Y. C
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John H. Poyen
F. C. Fletcher
Charles Fletcher
Harriet Fletcher
C. K. Cummings
Eastern Yacht Club
Edward Horton
Peabody
A. Everett
Tech
Henry Taggart
E. S. Webster
Frances Webster
Chandler Hovey
George L. Batehelder
Fred L. Pigeon
Roy A. Pigeon
Elliot Wadsworth
Joshua Holden, Jr
Henry A. Morss
Jarvi
Samuel Braman
John C. Cobb
Mercury
Orion
Boston
Bath
Maine
New York
Philadelphia
F.C. Pletcher
Trott Wadsworth
Francis E. Peabody
J. C. Cobb
George M. Finehan
George Lander
George D. Barron
James B. Ford
E. Trowbridge Hall
Thomas €. Dunham
Sail efficiency gains in forward triangle boost mainsail power
The note discusses increasing efficiency in the forward triangle to gain sail power, with proportionate or greater driving force attributed to the mainsail. It emphasizes how optimizing rig geometry can enhance performance without reducing overall sail area.
Federal league opens with Pittsburg shutout of Brooklyn
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 2 to 0 in the inaugural Federal league game at Washington Park. Camnitz held Brooklyn hitless except for Evans and Gagnier while Pittsburg tallied in the first inning on passes to Savage and Holly, sacrifices by Oakes and Lennox, and Bradley's RBI single.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington Park
Brooklyn Nationals
James A. Gilmore
Camnitz
Oakes
Lennox
Bradley
R.H.E. Pittsburg
Berry
Seaton and Land
Worcester Rallies to Top Fitchburg 6 2 in New England Race
Worcester moved into second place in the New England league by defeating Fitchburg 6 to 2 for its fifth straight win. All Worcester runs came in the third and fourth innings on timely hits and passes. Errors by Fitchburg shortstop Cooney helped the rally. Strands, a former Lynn infielder, joined Worcester today.
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Worcester
Fitchburg
Cooney
Strands
Lynn
Lowell Fo
Feld
Lowell
Rall
Lewiston Beats Portland in Eight to Five Excerpt
Lewiston defeated Portland 8 to 5 with timely hitting and key plays. Maloney stole home in the fifth. Sav er, Za bel, Corriden, J. Miller, and Stolen bases noted. Doak and Perritt worked on mound with mixed results.
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Lewiston
Portland
Jewell
Wasteady
Judge
Casey
Maloney
Cubs and Cards In Long Tie
Dark ness stopped the St Louis Chicago game 5 to 4 in 13 innings. Chicago scored by bunching hits and wild pitches from Doak and Perritt. St Louis led early on an error by Corriden and later tied the game in the ninth on Cather and Wingo Magee. In the eleventh Magee and Sweeney collided after a steal attempt, leading to a benching altercation that ended with Magee punching Sweeney and Magee hit by Magee after tagging.
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Chicago
St. Louls
Wilson
Magee
Wingo
Saler
Doak
Santas
Gunner
Pierce
Lavender
Zabel
Safer
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J. Miller
Sweeney
Snyder
Beckeeney
Wilken
Butler
Griner
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Verritt
Be Lavender
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Quigley
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Maloney
Merrill
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M'Mahbon
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Shea
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Sweeter
Loft
feMahon Udze
Rad Phelano
Haysen
Bentley Cooney
Phoenix
Welle
Hite O'Connell
Orbit
Jewell
Stoten
Jude
Merrill Burns
Bentley
Judge
Cooney
Dovne Bresnian
Dowell
Iit
Doherty
ST Louis
Hagelis
Ark
Mize
Saanh
Miller
Father
Savder
Bee
ST. Louis
Cather
Fullerton Pitcher Eases Past Haverhill in 7 innings
Fullerton bats for 600 20000 runs Dugcan Howard. Luy ster two-base hit. Devine sacrifice. Howard 4 stolen bases. Bruggy to Maloney Mulvey to Campbell to Nye double plays. Souther allowed 5 walks and 7 strikeouts. Tillman 1 walk. Umpire Hardy. Time 45 minutes.
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Brooklyn Today
Loberton
Alexander
Byrne Cravath
Pfeffer
Rucker
Daubert
Brooklyn
Philadelpe Paskett
Cutshaw
Smith
Stengel
Elberfeld
Eae
Fischer
Wee
Wees
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Byrne
Vaskert
Wheat
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Orth
Byron
Fullerton
Sth
Haverhill
Dugcan
Howard
Luyster
Devine
Haerhill
Souther
Lawrence
Unverhill
Deviners
A ' O Luyst
Mulve
Maton
Eib
Bell
Thomy
Anderson
Vlaherty
O'Cooler
Southern
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Tillman
Lynn Lowell
POLA
Doess Sle
Sig Porter
DeGrof
Oreutief
Ol Burke
Sear Smith
O Stimpson
Ol Kelley
Murphy
OfCarr
Oo Sheehan
Wreob.c
Lowell
Dao
Poe
McPherson
Porter
Orcutt
Robinson
Sheehan
Dee
OM Wood
Mayholm
Lohman
Teed
Orentz
DeGraf
Dew
plass—McPherson
Fahey
MePherson
Kelley
Carr
Lynn
Wood
Lynn Defeats Lowell 8-4 to Keep New England Lead
Lynn shows strong hitting and chalks up 8 runs as Porter Dee and Murphy pace the offense. Lowell struggles with fielding errors and key double plays as Kelley and Teed hold the line on the mound.
St. Johns Freshmen Rally to Edge Seniors in Close Game
Danvers March 11 The St Johns freshmen defeated the seniors 9 to 8 in a tight showdown Obrien slugged a three bagger with the bases loaded as the game’s highlight Watson and McMahon played well for the seniors Freshmen tallied nine runs while Seniors scored eight in a high scoring contest with MecManus Obrien and Butler behind the plate Rowan and Ryan on the opposing side.
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Danvers
Mar
St. John's
Obrien
Watson
McMahon
R.H.E
MecManus
Butler
Rowan
Ryan
Coffey Knocks Out Kearns in First Round
Jim Coffey stopped Soldier Kearns of Brooklyn in the first round at the Olympic A A. tonight. A right cross to the jaw ended the six round bout after 1 minute 40 seconds as both heavies stood center ring.
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Thiladelphia
Jim Coffey
Soldier Kearns
Brooklyn
Olympic A. A
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