McGinley Dominates Manchester in Haverhill Victory
Haverhill pitchers McGinley and Whiting held Manchester to three singles while striking out nine. A third inning wild pitch produced the visitors' lone run. Haverhill led 7 to 1 after five innings, with timely hitting and sharp defense propelled by Girard on the bases and Bernard in the field. Earned runs totaled two for Haverhill. Attendance 700. time 1:15.
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Lawrence Beats Concord With Four-Run Second Inning
Lawrence capitalized on two bases on balls and sloppy Concord fielding to score four runs in the second inning. Klobe Danz pitched steadily, supported by Grant in left field whose work stood out as the feature of the contest.
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Nashua Beats Fall River 18 11 in New England Tilt
Nashua defeated Fall River 18 to 11 in New England today as the visitors, wearing batting clothes, connected for hits off three pitchers. Gokey also took a hard hit.
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Harvard to win dual meet at Soldiers Field says Coach Burke
Thomas J. Burke of this city who led the Harvard track squad predicts Harvard will win seven of 13 events in the Harvard Yale dual meet at Soldiers Field next Saturday. He notes both sides expect close finishes with many events decided by chance and form, listing likely winners and times for each event as a best forecast.
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About 140 Golfers Will Play in Country Club Tournament Today
Up to noon yesterday an even 100 entries had been received from members of clubs other than the Country Club for the spring open tournament at Brookline beginning at Clyde Park today. About 40 club members will also play making the largest field of outsiders in an open event. The handicap stroke contest starts at 9 30 with no pairings. The course is in prime condition after needed rains. The four day meet ends next Monday with women’s innings.
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Worcester Defeats Toronto In Wild Home Game
Worcester snapped a six game home drought by beating Toronto 7 to 6. Manager E G Barrow rushed the umpire Kelley after a close call, striking him in the face, sparking a melee until police and players intervened. Kelley left for New York to report the incident and urged backing for fines and suspensions.
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Dorchester High Beats Somerville In League Clash
Dorchester High defeated Somerville High 4 to 1 at Locust Street yesterday in a strong pitching duel led by Barnstead who allowed no Somerville to reach third base after the second inning and four hits all game. He struck out nine as Hafford fanned six. Dorchester pulled away with early scoring and solid defense to seize a top spot in the league standings.
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Races Honor Garcelon Bremer and Blakemore Foote Cups
Soldiers Field hosted annual track events with two cups awarded for each hurdle race and the two mile run. O J Ives won the 120 yard hurdles, F R Baker claimed the 220 yard hurdles, and R C Ware took the two mile run. Runners up included S Johnson I A Cooper IL Noyes I C Doyle and J B Fernald with times noted.
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Dartmouth Amherst Windy Game Ends 7-4 In Favor Of Visitors
Hanover May 21. Today's college baseball clash between Dartmouth and Amherst produced a mix of solid and faulty plays. The Amherst visitors edged Dartmouth 7 to 4 as the home team failed to capitalize on chances.
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Yale offers Wendell full professorship in English
Harvard's renowned professor Barrett Wendell is offered a full professor post in English composition and Elizabethan literature at Yale. The position, higher than any current in Yale's English Department, carries an $8000 salary.
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Yale Likely to Win Mile in Harvard Dual on Soldiers Field
Yale men expect to take the mile in the dual meet with Harvard next Saturday on Soldiers Field. Cambridge experts have given up hope, noting none of Harvard’s five entrants matches Yale’s sturdy competitor.
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Calumet Beats Old Belfry In Mystic Valley Candle Pins
In the season finale Calumet defeated Old Belfry two games to one at Calumet alleys. Littlefield rolled a 118 string and 299 total to lead scoring as the high man.
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Laxative ad promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets with Grove claim
An old style advertisement states that E. W. Grove’s name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises to cure a cold in one day for 25 cents. The copy emphasizes authenticity and quick relief.
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Jeffries and Fitzsimmons Agree to World Title Fight
In San Francisco James J. Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons reached an agreement to contest the world heavyweight championship. Fitzsimmons demanded surgical hand bandages, Jeffries consented. Articles resemble those signed in New York. San Francisco club bid 170 percent of gross receipts, Fitzsimmons to decide club if needed.
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