New Sonder boat shows up well in her trial spin
The first sonder boat built for Benjamin C. Tower by the Lawley corporation, with designer Fred Lawley at the tiller, completed over an hour of trials in a stiff easterly breeze. The Corinthian impressed with windward performance and all around form, awaiting daily tuning until the trial races begin June 10 off Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonder
Eastern Yacht Club
Kiel
Fred Lawley
Tiller
Corinthian
Lawley Corporation
Benjamin C. Tower
Tower
Marblehead
Yale president acts at undergrad auto meet and sports talk
The Yale president Hadley officiated at the Yale Auto Club meet on May 11 and may later preside over Harvard Princeton baseball and Pennsylvania Cornell football as rumors swirl. The column riffs on sports figures, divorces, boxing lore, and city life with light, satirical commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Yale
Yale Auto Club
Eli
Milton Academy Edged by Brown and Nichols 11 to 10
Milton Academy lost to Brown and Nichols School 11 to 10 in an uphill game. Brown and Nichols scored eight runs in the second inning while Milton, short of regulars, prepared for Harvard freshmen tomorrow. Stebbins was hit by a pitch to start a chaotic inning and multiple players contributed to the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Academy
Brown & Nichols School
Boston
Harvard
Stebbins
Brown & Nichols
Milton Academy
Fernald
Wigglesworth
High
McGuire
I. Bolton
Watson
Bolton
Marsh
Davidson
Bryant
Carr
Ewing
Mann
Torrey Hurtles Yale Hurt Blows Harvard Meet Hopes
Yale sprinter Douglas J. Torrey tore knee ligaments delaying the Crimson dual meet with Harvard. Yale now trails 54 50 in projected points, with home ground advantage. Torrey unlikely to run in Harvard clash or the Cambridge intercollegiate on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
New Haven
Conn
Douglas J. Torrey
Mack
Torrey
Cambridge
Harvard Crew Faces Cold Wind Delay Trial Race
Harvard varsity and second crew postponed their trial amid cold wind and rough seas. No changes in orders as Cornell race two weeks away. Tappan and Fish absent from selection. Farley starred at stroke, Eliot Bacon struggled on the freshman eight, likely to move back to No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cornell
Tappan
Fish
Farley
Eliot Bacon
Boxing odds and notes from Lewiston boxing night
Enthusiasm runs high for the Lewiston card with Kid McDonald of Chelsea aiming to stop Kid Dufresne in a rematch. Dufresne and McDonald both train hard as other bouts and boxing plans, including Goteh vs Rogers and Walcott facing Lavoie, are noted alongside promoter chatter and historical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
City Hall
Kid McDonald
Chelsea
Kid Dufresne
McDonald
Dufresne
Belfield Walcott
Joe Lavoie
Rumford Falls
Steve Mahoney
Chester Goodwin
New England
Joe Nelson
Broadway
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Bill
Frank Goteh
Joe Rogers
Tom O'Rourke
National Club
New York
Gotch
Rogers
Billy Smith
Boston
Billy
Seattle
Wash
Smith
Tom Williams
Australia
Sam Kellar
Johnny Conlon
Chicago
Mahoney
Kellar
Worcester Eagles
Aerie
Rhode Island
Fred Sidney
Kid Manning
Bobby Tickle
Hanlon
Battling Nelson
Packy McFarland
Maurice Sayers
Milwaukee
Dane
Bat
Jim Jeffries
Jim Coffroth
Colma
Cal
Coffroth
Jim
Inquirer
Chelsea Gibbs
Jack McCloskey
ER. F. P
Joe Walcott
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Horsemen Shifting Stables Across Regions This Season
William J. White the chewing gum millionaire owner of Two Minute Stock Farm near Cleveland will auction all his horses and retire. James Brady with the Butler stable returns to Empire City from Macon Georgia. Harry Stinson with Miss K L Wilks horses moves from Cruckston Park Farm Galt Ontario to Cleveland. Lon McDonald with Williams stable at Selma Alabama begins North tour at Indianapolis. Crabtree horses now at Savannah move North for first Washington D C run. Frank Phillips with J H Shults at Selma trains summer at Empire City track. Yonkers Ben Kenney now at Lexington will ship home to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. White
Chewing Gum
Two Minute Stock Farm
Cleveland
Harry Stinson
K. L. Wilks
Cruckston Park Farm
Galt, Ont
Lexington
Lon McDonald
Williams
Selma
Ala
Indianapolis
Frank Phillips
J. H. Shults
Yonkers
M.S
Ben Kenney
W. B. Ghisholm
Boston at Cleveland and other NBA matchups
Regional schedule lists Boston versus Cleveland, New York versus Detroit, Washington versus Chicago, and Philadelphia versus St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago-Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Lowis
St. Louis
Van’s
Washington St
Philadelphia Defeats St. Louis 8 to 5 in Opening Series Game
Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8 to 5 after trailing by five runs early. Dygert pitched effectively for Philadelphia while St. Louis struggled against Howell, who was hit hard by the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pic
Philadelphia
Dygert
Howell
Harvard Shuts Out Exeter in 16 to 0 Ball Game
Exeter failed to score as Harvard dominated with strong pitching by Slater and White's limited support. Simons managed the lone extra base hit for Harvard, yet Exeter goalie did not advance any runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
NM. H
Harvard
White
Simons
Slater
Tas Ree Leonard
Ee. Po
Ps Briggs
McCall
Dexter
Sacf
Harvey
Dana
Howe
Cues
Oem
Currier
S. B. White
V. White
Leonard
M. Cooney
Briggs
oOfft
P. Cooney
LO Ball
Leddy
Haverhill
Somerville High Defeats Brookline 8 to 0 in Tilt
Somerville high school shut out Brookline 8 to 0 as Somerville tallied six hits while Brookline managed three. Munroe and Brierly teamed for the Brookline loss with Brown Carr and Phelan listed on the Somerville battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline High
Somerville
R. HE
Brookline
Munroe
Brierly
Brown
Carr
Phelan
Youth Basketball Teams and Contact Listings in Boston Area
A compiled listing of youth and semi pro basketball teams with age groups from 11 to 22 years. Each entry includes team name, age group, and a local contact address in Massachusetts including Boston Cambridge Medford Roxbury Dorchester and Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Jrs
L. Nolan
Bennington St
Fast Boston
Madison A. C
R. MecGuiness
Cook St
Charlestown
Wesleys
E. Capen
Capen St
Dorchester
SS. Peter and Paul
T. Cannon
Fourth St
South Boston
Iroquois
Providence
Medford
Washington Grammar School
B. Molloy
Mystic Ave
Lynn
W. Homer
West Lynn
Independents
T. Ryan
Beaver St
Salem
Providence Colored Giants
Daniel Whitehead
Worcester St
Kroh to join Baltimore team in Eastern league move
Kroh of the Boston Americans left for Buffalo to link with the Baltimore club in the Eastern league. The Neponsets Warrens seek a game for Saturday at Neponset and request contact with Manager John P. Hurley at Mears Street or by telephone Haymarket 1626.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroh
Boston Americans
Buffalo
Baltimore
Neponsets-Warrens
Neponset
John P. Hurley
Mears Street
Haymarket
Theatre Gossips and Upcoming Opera at Local Venues
The Majestic hosts a matinee of The Three of Us this afternoon while The Girl from the Golden West gains momentum with Puccini writing the score. Olga Nethersole’s visit, Old Heidelberg at the Globe, The Two Orphans finale at Grand Opera House, and Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers fill Castle Square booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Golden West
Giacomo Puccini
Louis Nethersole
Olga Nethersole
Tremont
John Craig
Mary Young
Old Heidelberg
Globe
Lillian Bayer
Baldwin Stock Company
Grand Opera House
Gondoliers
Castle Square
Dorothy
Alfred Cellier
Poli
Waterbury
Conn
Mr. Madden
Beth Robie
George Francis
M. van Horne
Symphony Hall
Elgar
Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn
Strauss
Sullivan
Fledermaus
Largo
Handel
Jacques Hoffmann
Tannhauser
Wagner
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Charles Burkhardt
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bia Bailey
South End
Jake
Beckley
Connie Mack
Jawn O’brien
Jawn
Jeems Jeffries
Jeems
Paoli
Cyrus Young
Billy Papke
Spring Valley
Ill
West
Jack Root
Jack O’brien
Young Corbett
Great White Way
Brown & Nichols T PO
Holbrook Popes
Seo
Wigglesworth B
Leslie
N. Bolton
R F
Dewey c
Houston
James Brady
Butler
Empire City
Macon, Ga
Savannah
Washington, D. C
Attec
Louis
AB. R
A. E Hartsell
Cross
Nichols
Murphy
Davis
Seybold
Schreck
Lord
Knight
Coombs
Vickers
Niles
Hemphill
Delehanty
Wallace
Stone
Yeager
Jones
Spencer
Buelow
I. Howell
Stevens
C . Seee
Walplays
Murphy Lace
Sheridan
Alexander Cava
Tremont Row
Miles Brothers
Decazeville
Theatre Comique
John Lavin
Madeline Ripley
Palace Theatre
Waldron
Austin & Stone
Cyril Scott
Prince
Hollis Street Theatre
Hollis ST. Theatre
Oumga
Adrienne Lecouvreur
the Prince
Chap
Beg
Oxford
Lillian
Lawrence
Tel. B. B
Columbus Avenue
Chicaco
Connelly & Burke
Adams House
Boles
Cashin
Young’s
Parke’s
Cc LO B & Mats
Sei
John Craic CO
Maxine Elliott
Miss New York Jr
Bowdoin
Three
OF US
Colonial Theatre
Carl
Scollay Square
Phyllis Harry Rankin
Davenport
Goddess
Benewe Ich
Willy Pantzer Troupe
Genaro and Bailey
Willa Holt Wakefield
Franco Piper
The
Vivians
Work and Over
Arnoldo’s
Leopards
Delmore and Oneida
Chalk Saunders
Wood and Lawson
Minnie Harrison
Bon Morse
the Gondoliers
Winter St
Washington and Beach Sts
ANIMA
Issionm
Percy Williams
Orpheum
Madden, Fitz
Patrick
WAT Haines
Avon Gomedy
Dillon Bros
Tobin Sisters
Valdare
Hollis Meitre
Ot Nethersole
Funny Twins
Jack and Jillie
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