Crimson Will Get Chance for Revenge Against Tigers in Track Meet
Harvard fell 4 to 3 to Princeton in a rain-delayed home game, rallying in the eighth with two runs but Princeton’s bullpen held to secure the win. Key moments featured Harvey, Strubing, Perkins and the Princeton late push as Emmons and Bullard closed out the Tigers win.
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Tigers
Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Margetts
Kirkland
Hardell
Bullard
Harvey
Keyes
Strubing
Cook
Emmons
Bade
Perkins
Blair
Raleigh
Gray
Strubin
Trimble
Bauden
Frothingham
McLeod
Gammoch
Rogers
Mardell
Westerfelst
Johnstone
Mitchell's Rally in Ninth Saves Game
Mitchell Military Boys defeat Chelmsford High 7 to 6 in Billerica. Josselyn and Cragin hit two home runs. Cragin adds a double and single while pitching nine strikeouts. Ries allowed 11 hits and seven strikeouts for Chelmsford. Batteries Cragin and Northrop for Mitchell. Ries and Hebb for Chelmsford. Umpires Ellis and Young.
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Mitchell Military Boys’ School
Chelmsford High School
Averies
Josselyn
Cragin
Mitchell
Ries
Chelmsford
Athletes Named for Inter Allied Games Team
Officials of the Amateur Athletic Union consider many army athletes and will select a team of up to 50 to compete in the inter Allied games in France from June 22 to July 6. The list of eligibles is provided.
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The
Amateur Athletic Union
Army
France
Multinational athletic meet entries listed for track events
A long list of competitors across sprint, distance, weight, jumping, pentathlon, hurdles and swimming events is provided with names and affiliations including Penn, New York A C, Multnomah A C, Meadowbrook Club, Camp Upton, and others. Names include Tom Campbell, Verne Windnagle, James Braden, Dave Politzer, Fritz Pollard, and Norman Ross among many clubs.
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Sol Butler
Dubuque College
Andy B. Kelly
New York A. C
Jo Loomis
Chicago
A. A
W. C. Haymond
F. S. Davis
Penn
Charies Paddock
Los Angeles
Tom Lennon
Tom Campbell
Marvin Gustafson
Elmer Smith
Lacry Scudder
Camp Upton
Bingo Dismond
James L. Meredith
Meadowbrook Club
Charles Shaw
Columbia
Arthur Reilly
Knights of St. Anthony
Stanton Speer
Mile
Joe Steut
J. McCosh
R. McHale
L. A. Brown
Verne Windnagle
Multnomah A. C
Portland, Or
H. Kleinspehn
Lafayette
F. E. Payne
Portland
Nick Gianniakopulos
Millrose A. A
James Henigan
Boston A. A
Boston
Earl Johnson
Baltimore
Vic Toteretsas
Millrose A. C
John Wiberg
A. C
Lieutenant Stroud
James Braden
Yale
J. Kimball
J. B. Southerland
Ww. F. Hampton
C. Thibault
Sherman G. Landers
W. I
Robert LeGrendre
Georgetown
W. F. Bartols
J. Howard Berry
Bernard Lichtman
Everett Smalley
G. H. Frazier
W. H. Meanix
Meredith House
San Francisco
Fred W. Kelly
Robert Simpson
Kansas City
Fritz Pollard
J. K. Norton
Fred Murray
C. H. Reinnerth
Camp Meade
Norman G Ross
Arthur Raibel
A. Siegel
Illinois
St Marks overwhelms Wellesley High 22 to 2 in Southboro
St Marks defeated Wellesley High 22 to 2 in a loosely played game. Bigelow piled up seven bases, Stoddart hit two triples, and Jackson struck out 14. The score card lists multiple players with runs, hits, and fielding errors as Southboro’s St Marks dominated on both offense and defense.
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Mark’s
Wellesley High
Bigelow
Stoddart
Jackson
ST. Mark’s
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W.mann
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Chapliis
C.mann
Field
Wellesley
C. Bigelow
Kenney
Howe
Mann
Carey
Chapin
Sweeney
Welsh
Cleveland
Puffer
O. Bigelow
V. Mann
Bowdoin Favored At New England Intercollegiates
Bowdoin College is strong and favored to win the New England intercollegiates at Tech Field next Saturday afternoon. Local officials returning from the Maine intercollegiates say Brunswick college fields one of the strongest teams ever in the Maine intercollegiates.
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New England
Tech Field
Maine
Brunnswick College
Bowdoin College Poised To Dominate New England Meet
Bowdoin College shows a strong all round lineup with Magee guiding a high scoring squad. Holbrook clocked 10.15 seconds in mud and Savage excels in timbers while Goodwin wins mile and two mile in Maine intercollegiates. Bowdoin plans to travel to Boston with record entry for the New England meeting.
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Brunswick Collegians
Bowdoin
Bates
Maine
Brunswick
Holbrook
Wingate Rollins
Tech
Savage
Timbers
Goodwin
Gordon Nightingale
New Hampshire
Wakefield
Boston
Maine College
Four Nations Play International Nets
Sydney May 19 The belated Davis Cup challenge from the South African Tennis Association, received after entries closed due to cable delays, has been accepted. Four nations compete for the trophy with a revised draw pairing South Africa against the British Isles, and Belgium against France. The winners meet for the chance to challenge Australasia in Sydney in December.
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Australia
South African Tennis Association
South Africa
British Isles
Belgium
France
Australasia
Crimson Should Beat Princeton in Tough Harvard Meet
Harvard faces Princeton in a hard dual meet with a likely close battle for points. Harvard’s Flower Gourdin and Krogness could sweep the broad jump, and the Crimson is favored to win the pole vault.
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Princeton
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Gourdin
Krogness
Yale
Harvard
Harvard Opens Favorable Odds in Yale Princeton Clash
Harvard is slight favorite with strong track showing and field depth. Yale shone in field events while Princeton appears stronger on track. expected race dynamics hinge on captain Moore and rival sprinters like Clark and Terrill with key efforts in the 440 and distance events.
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Yale
Elis
Princeton
Crimson
Moore
Clark
Tigers
Terrill
Keene Fitzpatrick
Pooch Donovan
New Haven
Danny O’connell
Foresman
Raymond Princeton
McCulloch
Rogers
Hutchinson
Lewis
Dempsey Starts Training Camp For Willard Fight
Jack Dempsey settles into a Maumee Bay camp in Toledo for the July 4 bout with Jess Willard at Bay View Park. Training to begin soon under trainer Jimmy DeForest as ministerial leaders consider injunction against the fight.
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Jack Dempsey
Maumee Bay
Jess Willard
Bay View Park
Dempsey
Jimmy DeForest
Plainfld
N. J
Toledo Ministerial Union
Schreiber
Willard-Dempsey
Willard Dempsey
French Team Seeks Half Mile Star Despite Ineligibility
Paris May 18 A technicality elevates John Hilluth an American living in Paris and the French middle distance champion to compete for France in inter allied games. He is ineligible for the A E F team due to not serving in American forces but will race for France. The Hedjas enter Arabian horses and Guatemala fields Arthur Aguierre for 400 and 800 metres. Canada names H G Mayes and N D Armstrong to advisory committee and aims for a strong long distance showing.
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France
John Hilluth
French Foreign Legion
Kingdom of the Hedjas
Guatemala
Arthur Aguierre
H. G. Mayes
N. D. Armstrong
Canada
McGraw Targets Oeschger to Build Pitching Staff
John J McGraw continues player procurement as he sets sights on Joe Oeschger of the Phillies, signaling a push to assemble a dominant mound corps and signaling the manager will not settle for uncertain bets.
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Joe Oeschger
Phillies
Zeisler Captures Army Tennis Crown At Coblenz
Paris May 18 Sergeant David Zeisler medical corps beat Lieutenant Colonel J W Hobson 6 1 6 2 7 6 in the finals of the Army of Occupation tennis championship at Coblenz American players who beat Belgium at Brussels last week entered the French championships begun today Captain Washburn Cannon Emil Stevens and Lieutenants Mathey Breck and Brown are among entrants The University of Paris defeated University of Nancy 14 to 0 and beat Beaune 10 to 9 all players were student members of the A E F
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David Zeisler
Medical Corps
J. W. Hobson
Coblenz
Brussels
W. M. Washburn
J. C. Cannon
Emil Stevens
Dean Mathey
Harry Breck, Jr
Pirates Catcher Walter Schmidt Slips To 10 Day Layoff
Walter Schmidt of the Pirates injures his throwing hand on a foul tip at Braves Field and is ordered to rest for 10 days. He also wrestles a cold delaying his return to Pittsburgh. Manager Boss Bezdek calls up young catcher Blackwell from Pittsburgh to join at Brooklyn as Ed Sweeney handles the pitching duties.
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Pirates
Boss Bezdek
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Schmidt
Bezdek
Blackwell
Brooklyn
Ed Sweeney
Buc Hillmen
Hawker's daring pond crossing tops the sports talk
Arthur Duffey lauds Harry Hawker and navigator for plans to fly nonstop to America, calling their attempted oversea hop the greatest sport feat. The column rankings compare Hawker with historical stunts, while noting Yale and Harvard topics, Willard Dempsey talk, and local race plans at Watertown Arsenal A. A. and surrounding personalities.
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America
Hawker
Ireland
Rindge Girts Newton Scare In Close League Loss
Rindge Tech 9 postponed clash at Claflin Field Newtonville ends Newton 3 Rindge 2. After trailing 2 1 in seventh inning a two run single by Robbery Cowing ties the game. Seavey triples and Hayes drives in the winner as Bob Cowing yields only five hits. George Owen shines on defense and with extra base hit.
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Newton High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Newton
Rindge
iRobery Cowing
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Cowing
Hayes
Bob Cowing
George Owen
Army Runners Smash Marks At Paris Meet
Five French records fell to American athletes at the University Sporting Club of France invitation meet in Paris. Earl Eby won a 150 yard handicap in the 600 yard race in 1 minute 41 5-6 seconds, five seconds ahead of Phil Spink. Leversedge Maxfield Richards set shot put records. Patrick hammer throw reached 173 feet 9 inches. Floyd pole vault 12 feet 6 inches. Richards Byrd discus 136 feet 4 inches. A French rugby side defeated the Americans.
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University Sporting Club of
France
Earl Eby
Phil Spink
William Leversedge
Pete Maxfield
Alma Richards
Governor lets boxing bill lapse without sign
Hartford May 19 By not signing the boxing commission bill adopted by the General Assembly Governor Holcomb allows the measure to lapse He had warned he would not sign any bill permitting prizefighting and said the legislature would need to remain in session to pass it over a veto, which it did not do.
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Conn
Boxing Commission
General Assembly
Holcomb
Senate
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