Trials at Harvard Stadium For Panama-Pacific Games Planned
The eastern trials for the Panama-Pacific exposition games are likely to be held at Harvard Stadium on June 26 pending Harvard president approval. Dartmouth, Maine, Tech, Bowdoin, Amherst, Williams and others prepare for the New England intercollegiate meet with Dartmouth aiming for high point totals while Harry Hillman leads a balanced team. Tom Halpin trains hard at Franklin Field as Boston sports fans anticipate peak college track action.
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Harvard University
Harvard
Dartmouth
University of Maine
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Amherst
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Harry Hillman
New England
Two Joe Rivers Boxers and Baseball Infield Fly Rules
In boxing there are two fighters named Joe Rivers one from California a lightweight and one from Gloucester a middleweight. In baseball a play with runners on first and third and one out yields a fly ball not ruled an infield fly unless bases loaded or runners on first and second or first second and third with fewer than two out.
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Joe Rivers
Massachusetts
California
Gloucester
Six-Footer Membership Tryouts and Baseball Rule Debate
A club request for six-footers to join the Sky Scrapers is filed with George Betts at 74 Bell Rock Street Maiden. A baseball play debate centers on a runner who left third after a flyout and was ruled out. the ref’s call sparks argument over base-running rules.
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George Betts
Bell Rock Street
Maiden
Lynn Beats Worcester 10 to 1 in May game
Lynn defeated Worcester 10 to 1 with Porter and a standout right field catch as key moments. Van Dyke pitched eight innings allowing 13 hits while Worcester batters managed a few scoring chances.
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Harry Lord to play and manage Portland team
Harry Lord, former Chicago Americans captain and third baseman, has been granted unconditional release from Chicago. He applied for release to pursue a half interest in the Portland Maine team and will both play and manage the club, with Hugh Duffy involved in the Portland venture.
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Harry Lord
Chicago Americans
Comiskey
Lord
Portland
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Henry Injures Leg. Out For Fortnight With Gash
Henry, catcher for Washington, missed the game against Chicago after spiking his leg while rounding first base yesterday. The injury, an ugly gash below the knee, kept him in hospital today and he is believed to be out for about two weeks.
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John Henry
Washington
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Bowdoin Beats Tufts In Tennis Tournament
Bowdoin won all matches against Tufts in a local tennis event. Flint of Bowdoin and Burritt of Tufts starred in the day’s best play.
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Tufts
Flint
Burritt
Transylvania Heads Toward Danger Zone Of Submarines
The Anchor liner Transylvania under Cunard charter with hundreds aboard including many Americans is due in the danger zone tomorrow. Anxiety rises in New York and shipping circles until wireless word confirms its safe arrival in Liverpool amid warnings of German submarines near the Lusitania’s wreck site.
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Transylvania
Cunard Line
Liverpool
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Boston
Americans Aboard the Transylvania Names List
A long passenger list for the Transylvania includes W. M. Biggar and Mrs. Biggar of New York, Beatrice Benyon and infant, and numerous others from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston. The roster spans many states with many families and individuals named in detail.
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W. M. Biggar
New York
Beatrice Benyon
John Benyon
C. H. Cogswell, Jr
M. S. Clark
Chicago
M. Clark
Eric Clark
Ruth Clark
R. S. de Mitkiewiecz
Patrick V. Erentz
C. L. Hancock
A. B. Levy
E. Stanley Lloyd
H. McCullough
J. Martin
James Normand
New_York
T. W. Pelham, Jr
David Rice
R. C C. Toms
Mabel
Martha Allen
Robert Adkins
Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Adkins, Jr
Passenger Names Listed From Boston to New York and Chicago
A long list enumerates passengers by name and city across Boston, Fall River, Newark, Chicago, New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, and more. The note adds that many second cabin Transylvania passengers lack addresses, so their names aren’t printed.
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Michael Holland
Boston
Albert Hewelson
Rebecca Hewelson
Dorris Hewelson
James Hewelson
Emily Hordman
Fall River
Ethel Hordman
William Innis
Newark
N. J
Hough J. Jordan
Quingey
Ella Jobson
Benton
Norman Jobson
Ill
Enoch Joffrey
Ishpeming
Mich
Christ Johnson
William Kane
Camden
Antoni Wilejks
Albion
Leon Yewell
Malden
Mass
Jennie Yenell
Leon Yenell
Maas
Franczyck Zakrzewski
Torrington
Conn
Adam Zutzk
Wilder
Transylvania
Fitchburg
Providence
New Bedford Lynn Worcester
Leominster
Leon Yeuell Family Resides at Mt. Vernon Street
Leon G. Yeuell and his wife reside with their three weeks old son Leon Gladstone Yeuell Jr at 47 Mt. Vernon Street.
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Leon Gladstone Yeuell, Jr
Mt. Vernon Street
Missed Lusitania for Transylvania in New Bedford
In New Bedford on May 13 friends discuss the Stephens family whose plan to sail to England changed from the Lusitania to the Transylvania. A May 10 letter from Mr Stephens said he intended to sail on an American liner that Friday. no further word has been received.
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James Stephens
Annie
Gladys
Transylvania
England
Lusitania
New York
New York On May 10, In Which Mr. Stephens
Malden Man on Way to Visit Old Home
Ernest L. Stelling assistant janitor of the Malden Y M C A with three years residence aboard the Transylvania plans a visit to Peckham South England. He told supervisor E J Geer that if things got too bad he would enlist but expects to return to Malden to resume duties in the fall.
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St. George’s
Boston
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Medford
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Wealthy Parents Push Sterling Toward City Life
The article notes Sterling is a popular figure among YMCA men and boys while his parents are described as very wealthy. Sterling is quiet and unassuming and reportedly prefers living in the country.
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Miss Lena Jackson Friend of English Royalty
Miss Lena Jackson of Derbyshire England, 66, sails with Transyl passengers. She has lived in the United States, staying with cousin B F Slater in Allston. A member of the Slater family, she knew King Edward and is acquainted with Premier Asquith, hosting him in 1909 at Southport. Her brother is Dr. Thomas Jackson, a veterinary surgeon and Welsh regiment lieutenant.
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Passenger James McGill sails to Glasgow on Transylvania
May 13 a machinist of 62 Chapin street James Mc Gill sails aboard the Transylvania bound for Glasgow Scotland to visit friends and relatives He received a farewell reception here last week before departing for New York
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James McGill
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New York
Pittsburg Closes Series With 12-7 Victory Over Buffalo
Pittsburg won the last game 12 to 7 at Buffalo. The visitors outhit and outhustled the home team, despite a late ninth inning rally. Final line shows Pittsburg 12 runs on 19 hits with 0 errors while Buffalo had 7 runs on 14 hits with 4 errors. Batteries were LeClair Berry for Pittsburg Ehmke Marshall Ford Blair for Buffalo.
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Kansas City Rout Newark 12 to 1 in May baseball
Kansas City defeated Newark 12 to 1 in Newark New Jersey on May 13. Batteries Cullop and Brown pitched for Kansas City while Moran Mullin C Whitehouse Brandon and Rariden appeared for Newark in a lopsided game.
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Mullin
C. Whitehouse
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St. Louis Beats Baltimore 9 to 0 in Baseball Action
St. Louis blanked Baltimore 9 to 0 as Smith struggled on the mound and Groom remained elusive. Batteries listed were Groom and Hartley for Baltimore and Smith Bailey and Owens for St. Louis.
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Owens
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 6 to 1 in May showdown
Brooklyn limited Chicago to three hits as the Brooklyns shook off Zwilling’s first inning homer. Brooklyn batted around, scoring six runs on a mix of singles and timing. Johnson and Black drove key hits as Chicago managed a lone run in the first.
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