Yale Poised For Intercollegiate Track Challenge At Harvard Stadium
Yale’s strong field events and hurdles give Captain John Kilpatrick’s team a path to victory in the upcoming intercollegiate meet at Harvard Stadium. Key Yale performers Chisholm, Canfield, Holden, Gardner, Wagoner, and Byers lead a balanced lineup, with Penn and Cornell also aiming for points in most events. Weather and sprint results may decide the outcome as Penn and Cornell push hard in distance and field events, while Yale relies on its strength in the field to secure a high score.
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Yale
John Kilpatrick
Harvard
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Roberts
Amherst
Holden
Kilpatrick
Gardner
Wagoner
Byers
Joe Horner
East
Greenough
Chisholm
Reilly
Blenstein
Mack
Mike Murphy
Pooch” Donovan
Quakers
Jack Moakley
Penn
Moakley
Murphy
Paull
Putnam
Preble
Jaques
Ithacans
Horner
Craig
Hanivan
Princeton
Whitney
Worcester Academy
Hight
Brookline
Meanix
English High
Worcester
Kirkpatrick
Exeter
Arthur Duffey's Cys Column on Track Hope and Rivalries
In this sports column Mr Duffey weighs college track prospects for Michigan and Yale. He highlights Kraenzlein's Syracuse strength with Craig Horner and Hanivan, Canfield's high jump form, Kilpatrick's shot put progress, and the aim for strong all round showings at upcoming meets.
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Johnny Kilpatrick
Yale
Kil
Martin Sheridan
Johnny Garrels
Worcester a Big Favorite for Interscholastic Meet
Worcester is starred as a heavy favorite for the Harvard interscholastic championships set for next Saturday at the Stadium. The field is expected to produce new records as the overall track season nears its close. The talent level is high with signs of rising standards, though few outside leading preparatory schools emphasize outdoor events.
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Harvard
Soldier Pitcher Triumphs in Doubleheader for Fort Strong
Fort Strong stretched its winning streak to 12 with a doubleheader sweep of Princeton A. A. and Hastern A. A. Williamson pitched superbly, earning two wins and a run batted in across both games. Morning 9 7 win over Princeton. afternoon 11 3 victory over Hastern A. A. Batteries cited Williamson and Scerner in both games with solid offensive support from Fort Strong.
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Fort Strong
Princeton A. A
A. A
Williamson
R.H.E Fort Strong
Williamson and Scerner
Collins and Ryan
Lynch Stands By His Umpire Staff After Abusive Language
New York May 14 Umpires from the National League met with President Thomas J. Lynch to review suspensions for abusive language toward officials. Lynch pledged strong retaliation with suspensions and fines and ordered a finish of any in-progress inning if a game is called late. The meeting named umpires Henry ODay James Johnstone William Klein Charles Rigler William Brennan Mal Eason W F Finneran and John Doyle.
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New York
National League
Thomas J. Lynch
Lynch
Henry O'Day
James Johnstone
William Klein
Charles Rigler
William Brennan
Mal Eason
W. F. Finneran
John Doyle
Root and Fogler Win One Mile Race at Vailsburg Velodrome
In Newark New Jersey on May 14 the improved weather brought many top bicyclists to the Vailsburg Velodrome where a team one mile race was won by Joe Fogler of Brooklyn and Eddie Root of Boston in 2 minutes 4725 seconds. Frank Kramer of East Orange and W S Fenn of Bristol were second and A J Clarke of Australia and Floyd A McFarland of San Jose placed third.
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Bristol, Conn
A. J. Clarke
Australia
Floyd A. McFarland
San Jose
Cau
Hyde Park Prepares Fast Semi Pro Nine This Season
Hyde Park plans a strong semi professional team led by Henry A. Kussmaul and Joe Drinkwater with Henry Dean as field captain. The roster features former New England and big league stars as they seek exhibition games with Biddeford Portland York Beach Sanford Keene West Derry Portsmouth Laconia Newport and more across New England and Rhode Island.
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Hyde Park
Henry A. Kussmaul
New England
Joe Drinkwater
Henry Dean
St. Louis Americans
Biddeford
Portland
York Beach
Sanford
Keene
West Derry
Portsmouth
Laconia
Newport
N. H
Pittsfield
North Adams
Fitchburg
Marlboro
Southbridge
Spencer
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
R. I
New Orleans Manager Releases Joe Pope to New Haven Club
New Orleans May 14 Manager Frank announced the release of Joe Pope who has played shortstop and third base with the locals to the New Haven club in the Connecticut league.
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New Orleans
Frank
Joe Pope
New Haven
Knights of St Finbar Games Run Broad Jump Entry
A South Framingham athlete seeks help entering a running broad jump at Decoration Day. contact John Clancy at 300 Sixth Street for entry blanks. Umpire rules runner safe after foul ball rebounded, and a baseball pool prize split favors those with five runs by combining second and third booby prizes.
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South Framingham
Locust Street
John Clancy
Sixth Street
Queal to Race Shrubb Again at 12 Mile Showdown
Billy Queal the American long distance champion and Al Shrubb the British rival meet in a 12 mile race at Boston American League grounds on May 24 with a $250 side bet after a 10 mile encounter at Pittsfield. The event promises a high profile clash of two famed champions, with Shrubb claiming the longer distance suits him better. An added five mile open race features local standout runners.
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Billy Queal
al Shrubb
Boston
Pittsfield
Shrubb
Queal
Malden Homing Club Holds Sunday Flight
Malden Homing Club conducted its first race from North Adams under strong east wind. Birds were slow. winners listed include L. Birns 1050.86, R. Huddy 1045.30, G. Sutherland 1088.81, J. McKane 1027.17, G. Totman 1020.74, J. McKane 1020.25, G. Tannerman 1008.18 yards per minute.
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Malden Homing Club
North Adams
L. Birns
R. Huddy
G. Sutherland
J. McKane
G. Totman
Boxing Schedule Highlights Across Cities This Week
A dense week of fights unfolds with bouts in New York Pittsburg Fall River Philadelphia Indianapolis Woburn Watervliet St. Louis and more. Notable matchups include Hyland Smith Chip Abbott Kraus Donaldson Moran Jones and many others in nightly cards across multiple venues.
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Dick Hyland
Cy Smith
New York
George Chip
Jack Abbott
Harry Kraus
Lew Donaldson
Pittsburg
Jeff Doherty
Tommy Furey
Fall River
Dan Moriarity
Dodo Maher
Westfield
al Dewey
Johnny Willetts
Easton
Penn
Pete McVey
Joe Heffernan
Philadelphia
Ted Griffiths
Earl Denningdianapolis
Jim Moran
Willie Jones
Kid Henry
Bill Hurley
Glens Falls
Eddie Connolly
Young Kenny
Woburn
Jimmy Walsh
al Delmont
Tom Foley
Kid Sealer
Johnny Munice
Harold Walker
Mike Mauleahey
Young Roche
Armory A
George Rkwood
Joe Rivers
San Francisco
Jim Smith
Marcis Harris
New
Worcester Academy Leads Wiltshire Track Meet Contenders
Worcester Academy looms as the likely winner with Exeter and Andover challenging. Strong Boston performers mix with top prep schools in sprints and distance events. Notables include Burns, Bingham, Read, Howe, George Brown, James Burke, Dougherty, Mackenzie, Bosworth, Whit ney, and Whitney in weight and field events.
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Worcester Academy
Exeter
Andover
Worcester
Freddie Burns
Bill Bingham
Boston
Burns
Cornell
Cole
Meanix
English High
Levi
Boston Latin
Grenier
The
High School of Commerce
Fletcher
Dorchester High
Murphy
Brighton
Whitney
Noble & Greenough Butts
Cooper
Brookline High
Pearsall
Worthington
Johnstone
Dartmouth Picked To Lead In New England Intercollegiates
Dartmouth appears favored to win the upcoming New England Intercollegiates with a strong, balanced team under Coach Hillman. The Green should dominate sprint events and field, while Massachusetts Institute of Technology lags behind as a strong contender in second place behind Dartmouth amid New Hampshire rivalries.
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New England
Dartmouth
Hanover
Harvard
Hillman
M. I
Tech
New Hampshire
Arlington Letters Ready Strong Team On Diamond
Arlington reorganizes this year with Dan Leahy of Cambridge as captain. Leahy previously trialed with Proud, limited by a busig schedule. Leahy will play center field and bring strong running and batting. Lynn, last year’s pitcher for the Hom, will handle most pitching with Joseph Tole behind the bat.
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Arlingtons
Dan Leahy
Cambridge
Leahey
Hom
Jn & du
Joseph Tole
Dorchester A A Cross Country Race Set For June 10
Dorchester Day events include the North Dorchester A A third annual cross country run on Saturday June 10. Clarence De Mar may compete as the club’s top entrant while stars Henigan Garber Lilley and Upham headline the field, one of the fastest in the open season.
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North Dorchester A. A
Clarence de Mar
Henigan
Garber
Lilley
Upham
Red Sox Pay $6000 For Cady Catcher Purchase
Newark New Jersey May 14 The Boston Americans bought catcher Forrest L. Cady of the Newark Eastern league club for 6000 dollars with part of the payment to be in players. It is Cady’s first season in the Eastern league.
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Newark
N. J
Forrest L. Cady
Boston Americans
Cady
British Army Triumph in Rockaway Polo Contest
On May 14 at the Rockaway Hunt Club polo field Cedarhurst L I the British army challengers for the international polo trophy defeated a fairly good scratch team by twelve goals to four The challengers pressed the attack most of the time and narrowly missed as many goals as they scored while the opposing side showed little team play.
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Cedarhurst
L. I
Rockaway Hunt Club
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