Vincent Club Girls Also Compete in Country Club Events
Intermittent sun and wind marked the Brookline Country Club horse show with rival stables Reginald Vanderbilt and H. C. Harriman delivering sharp competition. Jockey John Donnelly won most four-in-hand events while Vanderbilt’s Dr Selwonk claimed blue ribbons. Vincent Club girls watched from the grounds as ponies and hackneys drew applause and no injuries occurred.
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Brookline Country Club
Reginald Vanderbilt
H. C. Harriman
Avondale Farm
Clyde Park
Nelson A. Miles
Vanderbilt
Harriman
John Donnelly
Avondale Farms
Donnelly
Dr. Selwonk
Messrs. J. W. Ogden
Francis M. Ware
G. G. Haven, Jr
New York
Charles H. Harkamp
Fredericksburg
Frank K. Maddux
Warrenton
Charles McEachren
Montreal
Can
Many Beautiful Gowns At Country Club Horse Show
The article details attendees at the Country Club Horse Show with numerous women in ornate gowns and hats. Notable names include Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs Timothee Adamowski, plus Mrs George Glover Crocker Jr and Miss Katherine Roosevelt among a long list of society guests and celebrants.
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Dorothy Fay
Beacon Street
Country Club
Reginald Vanderbilt
Timothee Adamowski
George Cushing
Helen Prince
George Glover Crocker, Jr
Frederick B. Carpenter
Marjorie Carpenter
Edith Austin
Franklin Hobbs
Belle Hunt
Charles Smith
Brookline
Eleanor Schier
C. H. Washburn
Washburn
Stephen Williams
John Hurd Hutchins
Nathaniel S. Powditch
Hilda Millet
Elise Robins
Juliet Robins
Miss Millet
Misses Robins
Frank O. Cosby
William A. Gaston
Charles P. Greenough
Miss Ethel Fay
Francis Crowninshield
Eton
Hallam Movius
William G. Nickerson
Henry B. Temby
John L. Gardner
Arthur Welland Blake
S. Eliot Guild
Sallie Lawrence
Rosamond Bradley
Ethel Stockton
Gwendoline Morse
Quincy Thorndike
Katherine Roosevelt
Elise Ames
Miss Olivia Ames
Katherine Stone
Marion Richardson
Thomas Allen
Francis Richardson
Henry Lee Morse
Lawrence Minot
George B. Wilber
Touraine
James H. Lake
Oliver Ames
Talbot
Brookvinle
Hamilton Perkins
Herbert Jaques
Cotton
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Richard Sears
Harry Austin
A. Henry Higginson
Colonel Schier
Walter Cotton
Brooks Fenno
Thomas P. Frothingham
Thomas Talbot
William Hayden
Frederick Johnson
Famed fighters spark flood of talk on middleweight title clash
The piece outlines talk of a high stakes bout between Jack O'Brien and Tommy Ryan, described as a commercial spectacle with big money bids. It notes O'Brien's superior competitiveness, mentions Harvard and Yale sports culture, and recalls Jack Munroe quitting fighting after advice and amassing wealth as a mining engineer in Ontario.
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Tommy Ryan
Jack O’brien
O'Brien
Jack
Tommy
Jack Munroe
Jeffries
Haileybury
Ont
Toronto
New York
Jeff
Broadway
Cobalt
General Kuroki Sees Harvard During Boston Visit
Gen Kuroki tours Harvard University with Mr Saito and hosts, praising the institution amid questions about fatigue. He expresses interest in Lexington and Concord, noting he has studied American history and values learning.
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Lexington and Concord
General Kuroki greeted by crowds in Boston visit
General Kuroki arrives at South station to a crowd of over 3000, cheered by Japanese merchants and students. Police struggle to keep order while Governor Guild and state officers greet him at the Touraine. A reception at the Algonquin Club is planned for 9 p.m. with full dress uniforms.
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Kuroki
Governor Guild
Algonquin Club
General Kuroki
A. Wakamura
Japan
Providence
Boston
Post
Ixuroki
Lawrence Cain
Y. Nishiura
K. Matsuki
S. Rokkaku
Boston Art Museum
Kk. Ouchi
M. Kamamaua
Fields
Fitzgerald
Touraine
Paper
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
William H. O'Connell
Ffotel Touraine
New York
America
Harvard
Back Bay
Lee
Tourai
Harvard Japan Club
Harvard Host: Gen Saito Sees Kuroki Learn Boston
The narrative recounts General Kuroki and his aide’s arrival in New York and Boston. They note New York crowds, hospitality, and Kuroki’s humility, with plans to visit Lexington Concord Harvard University and a stadium.
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New York
Pilgrims Set for Series With Browns in Fine Shape
The Pilgrim team of 21 arrives at Planters Hotel in St. Louis May 22 in excellent condition for the series against the Browns starting tomorrow. No injuries, and the lineup likely includes Young and Criger at the points for Boston.
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ST. Louis
Planters Hotel
Browns
Young
Criger
Boston
Bates 9 Lewiston 8 in ninth inning win
Bates scored nine runs in the ninth to defeat Lewiston 9 to 8 in Me May 22. Lewiston could not tie the score. Batteries Harriman Johnson and Stone for Bates Irish and Gebhardt for Lewiston. Time: nine. Umpire Conway.
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Lewiston
Bates
R.h-E. Bates
Harriman, Johnson and Stone
Gebhardt
Conway
Conn League Results Highlight Hartford Norfolk Card
Bridgeport tops Hartford 7 3 while Springfield Norwichtown wins 7 3. Heelyoke loses 4 2 to New Haven. Waterbury defeats New London 8 5. Mr Congalton nicknamed Bunk cheers on the American squad as the crowd roars for chowder and timber.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
Norwich
New Haven
Heelyoke
Waterbury
New London
Desires A Bout With Prokos Kid Richards Challenges
Charles Kid Richards of Cambridge a physical culture artist and wrestler under manager Jerry Curley issues a sweeping challenge to meet any 120 or 130 pound mat artist with a preference for Prokos. Kid Parker has defeated all challengers at the Boston museums. Curley pursues the so called parlor champions who have dodged the Kid for long.
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Charles
Kid” Richards
Cambridge
Jerry Curley
West End
Young Prokos
Kid Parker
Boston
Curley
Kid
Quakers Prep to Win Intercollegiate Honors
Mike Murphy leads the University of Pennsylvania track team aiming for Intercollegiate championships at the Stadium a week from Saturday. The Penn squad shows strong form as it pursues top honors.
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Quakers
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate time trials spark near playoff fire
Haskins won the mile in 4 22 5, breaking the university mark by one second and nearly nine seconds faster than last year. Taylor edged Bonsack in the 440 yard dash 49 1 5. Moffit cleared 6 feet 2 1 2 inches in the high jump, besting Yale captain Marshall. Swain topped the pole vault at 11 10, Jones won the two mile in 9 58, Cartmel ran 100 yards in 10 flat and 220 yards in 22 3 5. No half mile or hurdles were contested.
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Penn
Philadelphia
Haskins
George Orton
John B. Taylor
Bonsack
Taylor
Tommy Moffit
Captain Marshall
Yale
New Haven
Swain
L. P. Jones
Cartmell
Policeman Stabbed During Arrest at Columbus and Tremont
Patrolman McGarry of Roxbury Crossing says he was stabbed twice in the forehead by John T Foley of Roxbury while arresting him on idle and disorderly charges. Foley struggled as others joined the fray at Columbus avenue and Tremont street, and John T Mullen of Brookline was arrested for intervening.
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John T. Foley
Roxbury
McGarry
Roxbury Crossing
Foley
Columbus Avenue
Spring Suit and Overcoat Sale Prices Slashed
Prices cut 20 to 40 percent on spring suits and overcoats with patterns $18 to $25 reduced to $14.50 and $16.50. Six patterns offered at $14.50, $2 fancy vests at $1.50, and $1.50 negligee shirts at $1.15. Extra quality Balbiigetan underwear noted as “Sic” with more tomorrow.
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