Yale May Clash River Race Brookline vs Stone School Huskies
Brookline High’s eight oars face Stone School’s husky crew on the Charles River in a 118 mile course race at 4 30 pm. Brookline seeks victory with an experienced but lighter crew against Stone School’s heavier squad.
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Three in Line for Big Meet
Harvard and Yale face a strong challenge from Cornell and others as key track athletes compete in early meets. Yale appears best poised for 32 points at the May 28 29 intercollegiates, with Harvard and Cornell each aiming for similar totals through sprint, distance, and field events.
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New Haven
Cornell
Princeton
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
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Dartmouth
Williams
Hanover
Jimmy Rector
Virginia
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Jaques
Walthour D Arragon Race Halted by Rain in Paris
Rain halted the bicycle race between Bobby Walthour and D Arragon at 20 kilo metres of the 30 kilo metre course. D Arragon led at that point as heavy rain postponed the event. Major Taylor defeated French champion Du pre in a separate special match.
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Sunday Scores From Minor Leagues
Results across several leagues show Milwaukee blank Toledo in the American Association. Newark defeated Buffalo 7 to 6 in the Eastern League while Montreal Montreal Providence rain. Southern League games saw Montgomery 4 New Orleans 5, Birmingham 1 Memphis 7 with several rain delays.
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Toledo
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Fort Banks Triumphs Over New England Tel In Tight Score
Fort Banks defeated New England Telephone 14 to 12 in a loosely played game at Fort Banks. New umpires Johnstone and Cusack were ordered to Philadelphia Saturday night for the afternoon matchup.
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Philadelphia Tops Chicago in 13 Inning Shutout Clash
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in 13 innings as Davis and Thomas produced the decisive two-base hit in the 13th. Coombs faced Walsh in a pitching duel with transfers announced before the game including Altrock Donahue and Cravath traded for Burns.
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Altizer
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Colins
Murphy
Collins
Balla
Egan
Connolly
Waterbury Beats Reds 5-2 on Home Hit Parade
Waterbury used timely hitting and Cincinnati errors to win 5 to 2 at home. The Waterbury lineup tallied in several innings while the Reds collected limited offense, with Sillery and Shincel combining on the mound for Waterbury and Dubuc Cantwell Roth handling the visitors. Umpire Rice presided.
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R.H.E. Waterbury
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Yale Crew Delays Potomac Boat Club Race Plans
Yale varsity eight shifts to intensive practice at New Haven before the Thames regatta in Gales Ferry and a potential four oared race. The second eight splits into two fours to develop the varsity four, with departures to New London on June 9 and a Harvard clash looming. President Taft to attend Yale commencement and likely the following boat races.
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Cravath Part of White Sox Trade to Senators
Chicago report says President Comis key orchestrated a May house cleaning trading Jiggs Donahue Nick Altrock and Charles Cravath to Washington for left handed starter Bill Burns Burns will join the Senators lineup in time for practice while Altrock Donahue and Cravath head to Cleveland to await the Senators arrival for a series opener on Wednesday
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Shrubb St Yves 20 mile race postponed by rain
Montreal May 16 announcing the 20 mile contest between Alf Shrubb and St Yves was postponed due to rain and will be rescheduled for Thursday.
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Browns Whip Senators Again in St Louis Series
St Louis beat Washington 4 to 3 to take the third game. The Browns collected seven safeties, many in the fourth and eighth innings, producing two runs in each of those frames. Washington scored once in the eighth and once in the ninth to close the gap.
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Brockton Trims Fall River 8 to 1 in opener
Brockton defeats Fall River 8 to 1 to open a New England league series in Rocky Point Rhode Island. The Brockton club leads 2-0 in the summer championship games with Sundays scheduled for more matches.
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Mare Halts Defeat in Chess Match With Capablanca
Frank J. Mare of New York drew with Jose Capablanca after 81 moves in an eight game match. The score shows Capablanca 7, Marshall 1, with one draw.
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Currier Slips Down A Peg In Harvard Batting Averages
After last week's games against Amherst and Princeton Harvard's batting averages show small shifts. Captain Currier remains the leading hitter with a .310 average after collecting only one hit over the two games. Dana rises to .233 while Briggs Simons Harvey Inch gains and Lanigan MacLaughlin Aronson dip slightly. Hicks keeps a single hit but lowers his standing.
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Currier
Dana
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MacLaughlin
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Hicks
Weeklong School Baseball Schedule Across Local Lakeside Grounds
A dense list of upcoming school baseball games is set for today through Saturday. Matchups include Dorchester High against Boston Latin and Malden versus Rindge, with venues at Dunbar avenue grounds Malden high and Arlington plus multiple league and interschool contests.
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Dorchester High
Rindge M. T
Somerville High
Subankan League
Everett Hig Aeernee
Boston
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Malden High
Rindge M. T. S
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Arington High
Gloucester High
Arlington
Reading High
Lynn Classical
Reading
English High
Brookline High
Brookline
Noble & Greenough
Roxbury Latin
Stone
Volkmann
Allston
Normal Arts
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Boston College High
Ballou & Hobigand
Massachusetts Avenue Grounds
Newton High
Waltham High
Newtonville
Hyde Park High
Milton High
Hyde Park
Melrose High
Cambridge Latin
Melrose
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Andover
Exeter
Cushing Academy
Rindge
Everett
Newton
Stone School
Brown & Nichols
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West Roxbury High
West Roxbury
Winthrop High
Revere High
Winthrop
Watertown High
Quincy High
Milton
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Dorchester
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Arlington High
Winchester High
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Lowell High
Lowell
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Whitman C. C
Whitman
Dedham High
Chelsea High
Dedham
Waltham
Milton Academy
Middlesex School
Allen School
Run It Out Motto Inspires Persistent Play
Louis E. Thayer champions perseverance in sport urging players to run out every chance. The poem urges athletes to keep effort high on the field bleachers rallying behind the determined fighter who refuses to quit and who often reaches success while rivals falter.
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Intercollegiate track form signals strong titles ahead
Yale wins field events while Harvard lacks in pole vault hammer throw and long jump Cornell routs Princeton showing Moakley’s Ithacans loom. Foster Dawbarn fail to break 10 seconds. Morang posts 60 yards in 54.5 seconds. Worcester Academy further strengthens its interscholastic lead as Powers notes Duffey fielding queries.
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Beck
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Jaques
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Talcott
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Talbot
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Mike Murphy
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Palmer
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Wefers
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Worcester High School
Questions and notes on athletics and officials
A compilation of queries and statements about track and field records coaches and clubs. It includes dates and venues for championships in New England at Tech Field June 12, a 120-yard high hurdles amateur record and related figures, Marathon times, and inquiries about club entries and nationalities of players.
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Cambridgeport
New England
Tech Field
R. E. Walker
Johannesburg
South Africa
Alvin Kraenzlein
A. B. Shaw
Morrissey
National League Takes Stand Against Rowdyism
Acting President John Heydler told eight NL umpires in New York that stricter rules will be enforced this season to curb field rowdiness. The league will bar a player from the field for the entire day if sent off the first game of a double header, following the American League precedent. Edgar Lennox of Brooklyn and William Gleason of Philadelphia, suspended last Tuesday for a bench-clearing incident, are reinstated and may play tomorrow.
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John Heydler
National League
American League
Edgar Lennox
Brooklyn
William Gleason
Philadelphia
Baseball Notes Touch Several Teams in Season Progress
Jennings worries about the Red Sox while the Tigers chase a goal and St. Louis fans fear Lake's crowd. Browns with Criger at bat were tipped to shine, Fletcher from New York tops the league’s batting list with two hits in nine games. Beebe is expected to start against the Doves as Lindaman may pitch for Boston making a stiff contest. George Stone leads the Browns in hitting with a strong start.
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Newton
Cambridge
Somerville High
Eddie Donahue
Everett High
Rock Ridge Hall
Volkmann
Ted Lacroix
Arthur McCarthy
Newbury Street
Mitchell
Waltham High
Lawrence Academy
Watch City
Waltham
Newton High
Jennings
Red Sox
Tigers
St. Louis
Lake
Browns
Criger
Fletcher
New York
Beebe
Doves
Lindaman
Boston
George Stone
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