Boston Post Bowling Team Defeated at New Boston Alleys
The Faneuils beat the Post two of three and won by 44 pins, with 2726 to 2682. Yannigan’s mixed lineup included Kenney, Goulding, Jaques, Byrne, and Myers. Puffer led the Post with 588, Simson top for Faneuil with 569. next meet set for Monday night at New Boston alleys.
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Ebonites
New Boston
Waddell Salary Shown In Divorce Suit Testimony
In May 14 deposition Connie Mack testified George Waddell earned 1200 dollars per season with the Philadelphia Americans in 1906 and 2400 plus a bonus in 1905 before an arm injury cut his pay. He added that Waddell is even tempered and easy to manage. R L Hedges later said he was paying Waddell 1200 dollars for the current season.
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George FE. Waddell
Philadelphia
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Connie Mack
Waddell
McGillicuddy
R. L. Hedges
St. Louis
Harvard Class Crews Race for Beacon Cup on Charles River
Harvard class crews will race the mile and seven eighths course in the Charles River Basin this afternoon for the Beacon Cup. The event begins at 5 15 and includes five first and second crews with the top crews from each class and the second freshman crew vying to win the cup. The start is at Cottage Farm bridge and finishes opposite the Union Boat Club house.
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Charles River
Cottage Farm Bridge
Union Boat Club
Easton League Scores Prompt Mixed Results
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 4 to 1 while Toronto and Jersey City split two, Montreal beat Providence 6 to 0, Rochester won 8 to 1 against Newark.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Newark
Johnson O'Brien Fight Sells Out In Six Rounds At Philadelphia
The National A C of Philadelphia reports every ticket sold for next Wednesday's Johnson vs O'Brien six round no decision bout at top prices, with an estimated $25,000 gate. O'Brien to receive about 7500. Johnson 5000. Also notes postponement of Ferguson-Jeanette, Gardner vs Anderson, Clabby vs Quill, and other May NYC to Attleboro bouts.
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Jack O’brien
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Nelson
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O'Brien
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Mark Anderson
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Tommy Quill
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South Boston
Tommy Furey
Attleboro
Billy Shevlin
Harvard Track Team Heads to Yale Dual Meet
Harvard's 88 member track squad led by Captain William Rand departs Boston for New Haven for the Harvard Yale dual meet tomorrow afternoon. Trainer Donovan scaled back workouts, Yale is banking on second and third places to gain the edge, with a cross country run planned after arrival.
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A. I. Bessee
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Notable Red Sox Game Caught in Cy Young Day Hype
May 13 Cleveland report notes Cy Young day overshadowed by Cy as veteran hurler faced bunting runs and misplays. Wagner contributed bunts and baserunning while Stovall muffed a throw. Easterly and Carrigan showed throwing to bases as Red Sox lingered on paths. Ambrose out stealing third contested by umpire calls.
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Cy Young
Tuscarawa
Wagner
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Stovall
Brookline High Makes Eight-Oared Debut In Rowing Practice
Weather favors a busy afternoon of rowing as Brookline High debuts an eight and impresses observers. Roxbury Latin, Volkmann, and Stone School also practice. Brookline eyes next Tuesday race with Stone, while Middlesex and Concord prospects loom at Bateman's Pond.
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Volkmann
Stone School
Tom Lindsay
Captain Keays
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Concord
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Cambridgeport gym revival outlined and upcoming all star carnival
Arthur Duffey reports plans underway to rebuild Cambridgeport gym with committees formed and John T. Taylor donating June 26 grounds for an all star amateur athletic carnival. He urges local readers to contribute stunts and notes Harvard Yale prep for the dual meet with focus on hurdles high jump and marathon event details.
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Cambridgeport
John TI. Taylor
Simon Pures
Fair running times and race prize prospects
An amateur runner considers a 10 mile in 60 minutes as a reasonable target and questions prize value in races. It suggests persistently training for longer events and notes a 61 mile bicycle pace achieved behind motor speed in Munich. It also advises long runs and wrapped bandages to trim abdominal flesh, discusses a poker hand with jokers, and states the New England college championships occur at Tech Field on May 21 and 22.
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Yale Tops Wesleyan in 6 0 Shutout
Yale beat Wesleyan 6 to 0 in New Haven as Philbin left with a minor injury and Sweeney continued after dislocating a finger. Wesleyan managed two singles and did not send a runner past second, while Yale connected for four safeties and posted its first shutout of the season.
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Tufts Rally Past Bowdoin 7–2 In Eighth Inning Comeback
Tufts rallied in the eighth to defeat Bowdoin 7 to 2 at Tufts Oval. With bases loaded, Means balked allowing Dustin, Hall, and Knight to score, aided by a Wandike error and A Hooper three-base hit. Qualters, Knight, Hall also driven in as Tufts stretched its lead to win comfortably.
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Dexter A. C. seeks amateur club for postponed game
Due to a cancellation the Dexter Amateur Club of Malden seeks a strong amateur team to play. Will cover or share full expenses. Contact William T. Dunn at 405 Charles Street Malden. Telephone B M Exchange 162.
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Lynn Beats Brockton 1 0 In Pitcher Abbott Victory
Lynn defeats Brockton 1 to 0 as Abbott limits visitors to no hits. Zimmerman scores the lone run as March hits a three base and Fullerton leads base runners with two steals. Hermann and others contribute in a tight game.
Lowell 4 Haverhill 2 in New England baseball match
Lowell defeats Haverhill 4 to 2 after owner Alexander Banwart debates with umpire O Rourke over bench access. Duval and O Toole split pitching duties as Connaughton hits a two-base and Lowell left four on base while Haverhill stranded five. Time 47 minutes. Umpire O Rourke presides.
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Thomas Fleming
O'Rourke
Alexander Banwart
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Fleming
Worcester Defeats Fall River 14 to 0 in New England Game
Worcester dom in pitching led by Wilcox as Fall River pitchers Fullerton and Duff struggled. Rondeau, Logan, Reynolds and Bradley each drove in runs, with Worcester tallying in multiple innings and extracting six errors from Fall River. Wilcox earned the win for Worcester.
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Duff
Wilcox
New Bedford May 13 Game Ends Amid Misplays
In New Bedford on May 13 a game was marked by numerous misplays and errors. Local players performed unevenly as the contest unfolded with unexpected turns and a unsettled scoreline.
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New England
New Bedford
Local high school matchups listed for Friday
Haverhill faces Lawrence, Brockton meets Worcester, New Bedford plays Lynn, Fall River travels to Lowell in a set of regional high school basketball games.
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Lawrence Defeats New Bedford In A Close Game
Lawrence team defeated the New Bedford today by scores not fully shown. Runs credited to Flynn Austin Vinson Wohl eben Milerick Delave Barnes Baum an Cunningham. Two-base hits by Flynn Barrows Armstrong. Sacrifice hits Wohleben Clemens Maybohm Crum Wilson Ulrich. Stolen bases by Vinson Millerick Delave Crum. Bases on balls 4 for Armstrong 8 for Maybohm. Left on bases Lawrence 10 New Bedford 9. Wild pitch Armstrong. Struck out Armstrong 5 Maybohm 1. Time about 3 5 minutes. Umpire Buckley.
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Bates Beats N H Durham In Heavy Hitting Game
Bates defeated New Hampshire State College today 14 to 7 in a high scoring contest. Kent hit a home run for New Hampshire in the second inning. The game featured strong batting as Bates took the lead early and held on.
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New Hampshire State College Today
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New Hampshire
Records Seem in Danger at Harvard Interscholastic Meet
Tomorrow Cambridge hosts a strong field of New England schoolboy athletes. Chandler of Brookline High is out with an ankle injury, opening jump opportunity for Porter and Bartlett. Top entrants include Burns Hopgood and O Connor in sprints, Bingham and Miner in the middle distances, Lawless in the mile, with Worcester and Exeter athletes prominent in weight events.
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Brown & Nichols
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Holy Cross Names Track Team For New England Meet
Holy Cross Worcester announces its track squad for the New England Intercollegiate Meet. Captain Frank Maynes leads sprints with John Boland in 100 and 220 yards, John Daley in the mile and half, Hiker Joy in discus, Edgar Coggeswell in 220 and 440, Wallace Haley in 100 and 220, and W J McIkenna as Maynes’ running mate.
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Holy Cross Athletics
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New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Joy
W. J. McIkenna
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Holy Cross
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Tech Field hosts class meet as Brookline teams prep
Technology's class handicap track meet is set for tomorrow at Tech Field in Brookline. Coach Kanaly guides entries for the New England intercollegiates. juniors look strong for top placing while sophomores and freshmen with handicaps may pull a surprise.
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Newton High Defeats Concord School In 4 2 Victory
Newton High beat Concord School 4 to 2 in the afternoon game. Donahue, Morgan, Murray and Chamblin featured for Newton with strong pitching from Matthews. Ryan and O Neil led Concord with multiple hits and both teams combined for several runs in a tight matchup.
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Rowing Association Extends Entries for Annual Regatta
Philadelphia May 18 final closing date for the American Rowing Association seventh annual regatta here May 22 has been moved to May 16 due to late spring.
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American Rowing Association
Dartmouth Dominates Round Robin Tennis With Vermont
In Hanover on May 13 Dartmouth swept the round robin tournament against Vermont winning all 17 games over three days. The event featured 17 singles matches and three doubles contests.
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Dartmouth
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