Yale Defeats Harvard In Intercollegiate Golf Title
Yale University golfers beat Harvard 2 holes to none to win the intercollegiate championship at Ardsley Golf Club. Captain Roderick Terry Jr. set a new course record with 84 strokes for 18 holes, while Yale players dominated despite soggy fairways and early fog.
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Harvard
United States
Ardsley Golf Club
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Joseph H. Choate, Sr
New York City
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McDuffee Trainer’s Suit Dampens Glasgow Trip Hope
In municipal court Eddie McDuffee testified he cannot join the P C C C three man team for Glasgow due to summer New England commitments. Trainer William Kritch remains under contract to him through October, narrowing the squad to Bald and one or two others. P C C C members regret losing McDuffee for long distance events at the Glasgow meet.
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Glasgow
Eddie McDuffee
William Kritch
South Boston
McDuffee
New England
Dorchester Yacht Club Season Opens With Boat Arrivals and Races
The Dorchester Yacht Club begins its season at West Street clubhouse with a fixture featuring all yachts. Cockatoo, Eaton’s new knockabout, sailed from Herreshoff’s around Cape to Marblehead. Manchester-by-the-Sea Club adjusts its schedule with summer races from July to August, including midseason and open races.
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Marblehead
Cape
Herreshoff
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Manchester-bythe-Sea
Italy
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Gloucester
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Yale Varsity Defeats Phillips Andover 7 to 6 In Frantic Game
May 14 Andover Yale varsity five routed Phillips Andover Academy 7 to 6. Yale exploded for six runs in the first two innings before Andover steadied and played solidly. Yale’s fielding was erratic but the offense secured the win.
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Yale
Varsity Hall
Phillips Andover Academy
Academy
Philadelphia Beats Louisville in rough day at Louisville fields
Frazer's wild first inning and Louisville's misfortune against Fifield doomed the Colonels as Philadelphia won 7 to 5 at Louisville. Jack Sheridan made two bold calls, a bleacher scene followed in the fourth, police kept order. Attendance 2800. Batteries Frazer Boyle and Wilson Fifield.
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Frazer
Fifield
Jack Sheridan
Colonels
Philadelphia
Boyle
Wilson
Reds Rally To Take Eleven Inning Win Over Giants
Cincinnati defeated New York 6 to 5 in eleven innings before four thousand fans. Sullivan relieved Meekin in the fourth as Cincinnati relied on Davis and Gleason for the standout hitting while Brettenstein Ehrer Rhines Peitz Schriver and Meekin Sullivan shared pitching duties.
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Reds
Giants
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Meekin
Davis
Gleason
Brettenstein
Ehrer
Rhines
Peitz
Schriver
Wilson
Pittsburg Beats Washington in Early Home Game
Pittsburg scored three hits and three runs in the first inning and four hits and four runs in the fifth, then held the visitors in check. Hawley pitched well for Pittsburg, relieving King in the sixth. Washington had scattered hits and costly errors were avoided. Attendance about 2000. Final score Pittsburgh 7 Washington 4. Batteries Hawley Merritt for Pittsburg King German Farrell for Washington.
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King
Hawley
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Merritt
Farrell
St Louis tops Baltimore in bullpen rally after early lead
In a May game in St Louis, Baltimore trailed 7 0 after two innings. The Browns staged a seventh inning rally with five singles to score five runs but could not finish the comeback as St Louis held on to win.
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St. Louis
Nops
Clark, Donahue and McFarland
Donahue
Browns
Wilkes Barre Triples Springfield Behind Strong Pitching
Wilkesbarre defeated Springfield 3 to 0 on May 14 as Coakley hurled a shutout and a bases loaded triple play in the first inning helped secure the win. Springfield committed one error and totaled three runs in the sequence.
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Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Coakley
Diggins
Inks
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Scores from regional games across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
Multiple college and club contests reported with results in Bath Portland Richmond Philadelphia Rochester Norfolk Rockland and Hartford. Matches include Bath 7 Bath 3, Richmond 13 Pater son 4, Philadelphia 8 Athletics, Rochester 18 Toronto 5, Norfolk 4 Newark 9, Rockland 28 Montreal 6, Hartford 7 Reading 4.
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Rockland
Montreal
Hartford
Conn
Reading
Roxbury Latin Beats Brookline in Close League Game
Roxbury Latin defeated Brookline High 8 4 on Brookline Common. Manning could not pitch. Kernan struggled on the mound as Roxbury hit him hard. E Putnam stood out for Roxbury aside from two costly errors. Hoxie and Samson excelled in the infield and caught several attempted steals.
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Brookline
Roxbury Latin Boys
Manning
Kernan
Roxbury
E. Putnam
Hoxie
Samson
Mitte Inks Ce
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Williams Defeats Dartmouth In Low-Scoring Ball Game
Williams beat Dartmouth 4 to 1 in Hanover as Plunkett struck out nine and Tabor eight. A wild throw by Folsom opened Williams’ two-run frame while Dartmouth stranded runners, with Ross and Drysdale delivering key plays for Williams.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Two Boston Games Tonight and Tomorrow
Cleveland and Boston schedule two games for tomorrow May 15 with battles set in Ohio and Boston as the clubs renew their series after a May 14 note. The dates and locations hint at a doubleheader plan between the teams.
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Cleveland
Boston
Baseball Briefs from the Era Covering Umpires and Rounding
In St Louis the Browns routed Jerry Nops for four hits and four runs in the first inning. Crowds at Park Theatre lamented no Cleveland game. the Baltimore St Louis wire failed in the second inning causing rain checks. Cleveland game slated for 4 30 with Klobedanz likely pitching. Umpire Sheridan faced complaints from Louisville President Fulliam and New York’s Freedman. Baltimore released pitcher Cogan. Cleveland expected strong showing from Sockalexis attracting 20 000 more fans. Cincinnati received 2500 from last Sunday’s game with Anson’s squad. Chicago's baseball market praised. rumors of a 10000 payoff for a release. Salem McCarthy, once with Cincinnati, now with Indianapolis Western League. Rain spoiled Cleveland and Chicago games yesterday against Boston and Brooklyn.
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Browns
Jerry Nops
Fivere
Park Theatre
Cleveland
Sheridan
Freedman
New York
Hanlon
Baltimore
Cogan
Boston
Cuppy
Seleettes
Sockalexis
Cincinnati
Anson
Chicago
America
A. M. Salem—McCarthy
Haverhill
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Harvard Yale Dual Meet Preview in Track
A large Harvard square crowd sent the team to New Haven for a Yale dual meet, first since athletics relations broke. Yale strengths include weight events pole vault and hurdles with freshman Graff expected to score. Harvard boosts after Roche injury and improved condition of Grant Redpath and Shaw in hammer.
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New Haven
Yale
Graff
Roche
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Grant
Redpath
F. G. Shaw
Harvard Defeats Tech In Dual Meet By Wide Margin
Harvard's second track team beat MIT 661 12 to 601 3 in a cold, damp afternoon meet. Harvard won nine events with Foote taking the two mile and Fuller ton the quarter in 682 seconds. Ants dell upset Grosvenor in the 220 yard dash.
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M. I. TI
Foote
Tech
Grosvenor
Antsdell
Fullerton
H. L. Williams
J. FE. Wentworth
G. A. Cole
A. W. Grosvenor
J. D. G. Oglesby
L. s.’Antsdell
H. W. Foote
H. B. Mayhew
J. Noble, Jr
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B. Hurd
H. W. Jones
T. Schmit
F. Mills
W. D. Hennen
Gare
A. Boal
J. T. Harrington
E. D. Brooks
J. C. Motte
R. A. Garrison
Harvard Wins Close Cricket Match Over Pennsylvania
The Harvard cricket eleven defeated Pennsylvania 109 to 108 at Longwood grounds in a tenseRainy day contest. Harvard rallied with Adams and Comfort to near eighty before a late stand. Scattergood and Du Pont anchored the Penn bowling to keep the game tight. Hastings's late innings sealed Harvard's first cricket win over Penn since 1894.
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Longwood Grounds
Crimson
U. of P
Sarvard
A. Green
Scattergood
du Pont
Adams
Comfort
Mone
Hastings
Penn
Coaches Prepare Charlesbank Athletes for Summer Meets
Superintendent John Bowler leads a staff of fifty athletes at Charlesbank Gymnasium to ready for outdoor meets before summer. Duffy from E H S is among the fastest sprinters, aiming for the New England interscholastic championships. Converse, national interscholastic low hurdle champion, trains in record time.
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John Bowler
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Duffy
Tom Burke
New England
Converse
Boyce
Brookline High
Pat Carroll
Roche
Cole
Hollowell
Hoppy
Hurdiers
Hugh McGrath
John 8. Quinn
Boston College
Spike to Fight Garrard in Toronto on May 28
Pugilists Garrard and Spike Sullivan accepted terms offered by the Toronto Athletic Club. Gilmore wired that Garrard could not be shaped for May 22 and asked for postponement. Sullivan agreed, and the contest is set for May 28 in Toronto.
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Ont
Garrard
Spike
Sullivan
Toronto Athletic Club
Gilmore
Electric Light Meet Entries Stir Boston Cyclists
Bostonian C C announces a large field for the electric light meet at Charles River Park on Wednesday highlighting Major Taylor and top riders from Cambridge Waltham Boston and Ipswich. Officials and club figures discuss racing politics and upcoming intercollegiate suspensions and sanctions.
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Charles River Park
Boston
Taylor
F. A. Lately
Frank Butler
Cambridge
Nat Butler
Major Taylor
J. K. Walsh
Waltham
Ll. P. Callahan
Charles Newton
Stafford Springs
Conn
H. C. Hoyt
Springfield
E. A. McDuffie
Cambridgeport
J. B. Mosher
Harvard College
C. J. Harbeck
W. R. Brinckerhoff
H. P. White
G. F. Hurt
E. D. Powers
Charles A. Murphy
Yl. O. Anthoine
Stoneham
A. A. McLean
Chelsea
Hugh Mclean
Wilbur Pickard
George D. Stover
East Boston
B. M. Lawrence
Lynn
Jean White
South Boston
A. W. Chamberlin
Roslindale
F. Haggarty
H. C. Sanderson
Brighton
B. Himeon
Arlington
Nat
Burns Pierce
F. Mayo
T. W.saunders
L. P. Callahan
J. E. Walsh
H. P. Mosher
Crescent Park Track Announces First Meet At Providence
Crescent Park's first meet at Providence will be held in May with three amateur and two professional events. Prizes range from diamond trophies to cash awards in all Mile and Handicap races. Entries close at midnight on the 2th. contact H. F. Morlock or R. L for blanks.
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Providence
H. F. Morlock
Riverside
R. L
Linscott Ends Road Racing Promoting Career
Manager J. M. Linscott spoke amid a busy day on trade, noting Boston Cycle Company is rushed to meet demand for cheap wheels and a strong second-hand market. He will retire from promoting road races to allow younger men to take over.
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J. M. Linscott
Boston Cycle Company
Linscott
New England
Minstrel show delights Charlestown Cycle Club crowd
At the Association Hall minstrel program by Charlestown Cycle Club the Bostonian C. staged a black-face act before a full house. Numbers by Evelyn Rathburne Elise Floridini Barlow Allard Al Cushing A W Pennington and the Commonwealth Quartet followed a served collation. Rumor links Tommy Cooper to the A C C races at Waltham May 31 where he would face Bald as the Bison enters professional events. Henry E Ducker of Charles River Park denied involvement with card substitutions for A C C stores and said he holds no feud with the organization which can schedule meets as it chooses.
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Association Hall
Bostonian
Waltham
Bison
Henry E. Ducker
Charles River Park
There Was No Foul in Fitzsimmons Corbett Fight
Martin Julian, manager for Fitzsimmons, defends the bout against foul claims. He states Corbett touched the floor with his left hand before the blow, the knockout was clean, and spectators would have demanded fouls if present. The veroscope evidence should show the full movement and support a fair knockout.
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Corbett
Carson
Jim Corbett
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Jim
Bob
Siler
Martin Julian
Boston Stopover Highlights Boxing Gossip and Prospects
Eddie Connolly and Dick Moore arrived in Boston after a St John benefit for Connolly. Moore has changed. Connolly remains optimistic about his loss to Lavigne and eyes a bout with Owen Zeigler. Ten Strikes debuts with bold sport coverage as match chatter swirls around Mulligan Carney and Purtell West showdowns.
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Dick Moore
Boston
St. John
Connolly
Moore
College Point
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Lavigne
New York
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Owen Zeigler
Jack McAuliffe
Coney Island
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Zeigler
Matt Leary
Jack Cobb
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Paddy Purtell
Tommy West
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Boxing notes signal Maher Sharkey clash amid banking bets
The article discusses Paddy McGuigan’s fighting style contrasting with West as a clinker of a bout expected in New York. It notes Maher Sharkey in doubt but likely proceeds, cites city official reappointment aiding Brady, and mentions Paddy McGuigan’s antics with George Dixon. It references Billy Smith Tommy Ryan purse talks and a Boston contingent heading to New York for Spike Sullivan Jack Downey bout.
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Kansas City
Paddy
Contra
New York
Brady
Mamed
Wily
Willy
Ice Palace
Manhattan
Paddy McGuigan
Johnny Banks
George Dixon
Empire A. C
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N. Y
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Smith
Tom O’rourke
Tom
Empire Club
Boston Sports
Spike Sullivan
Jack Downey
Spike
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Sunday Post
George V. Tuohey
Swedish Gymnastic Club Exhibition Tonight at Posse Gym
The Swedish Gymnastic Club will stage an exhibition this evening at the Posse gym on Irvington street followed by dancing. At the Cambridge Posse gymnasium Monday evening a series of gymnastic events will feature paquets and fist balls with play starting at eight o'clock.
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Baron Wilkes
Don Presto
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Excell
X. L. D. M. Bristol
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Trotter Thompson
Division 27 A O H to Hold Annual Games at Sunnyside Park
Natick hosts Division 27 A O H annual games at Sunnyside Park on May 31 with events across running, hurdles, jumps and novelty races. Prizes range from 2 to 50 dollars with entries closing May 25. M J Bes Natick is the contact for entries and J H Clausen is the handicapper.
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M. J. Bes Natick
J. H. Clausen
Nae Capper
Dr Agnew’s Ointment Promises Quick Pile Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Agnew’s Ointment as a universal remedy for itching bleeding and blind piles with cure in three to six nights and claims to cure skin diseases in all ages. It lists addresses in Washington and Boston merchants Bromfile Jaynes & Co and 365 ne yee erban boodware.
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