English High Likely To Tie Up School Baseball Race
Dorchester High clinches the Boston High School banner by beating Mechanic Arts. English High shows improved hitting while Dorchester and Somerville loom as key threats. Roxbury Latin and Noble are out. Melrose drops two in Suburban League, opening Maiden as a possible champion contender.
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Boston High
Somerville High
Broadway Field
Semene
Dorchester
Somerville
English High
Everett
Spaulding
Cavanaugh
Daley
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Volkmann
Roxbury Latin
Noble
Gage
Horton Pushee
Bonnie Estabrook
Schrigely
Melrose
Boston High School League
Ave
Boston Latin
Roxbury High
Rindge M. T
Noble & Greenough
Volkmann Eee
Preparatory
Ee Newton High See
Wear
Cambridge Latin
Conference forms to reform abuses in New England colleges
An advisory conference among major New England colleges aims to address athletic abuses and regulate summer sports. Yale keeps decisions in-house while others seek collective discussion though resolutions are nonbinding. The fate of basketball stands as a key issue amid faculty opposition.
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New England College
Yale
Boston College
A. A
United States
Texas scout fires at beachgoers in Revere incident
Frank Morris, claiming to be a Texas scout, rode along Revere Beach with long hair streaming and fired a 45 caliber pistol. He frightened bathers who scattered while Morris fled from pursuing officers to Chelsea. Police say liquor overindulgence caused the wild behavior.
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Revere Beach
Metropolitan Police
Morris
Chelsea
Mason and Chainey
Revere
Holy Cross and Brown to resume athletics relations
Worcester May 24 Holy Cross and Brown University will resume athletic relations by next year at the latest after two years of misunderstanding A series of games will be played at Andrews and Fitz ton fields with a potential game this year The exchange hinges on a football date on Patriots Day receipts at Holy Cross are large but Brown previously refused a reciprocal football date Fordham and Holy Cross football relations remain strained with Thanksgiving plans canceled
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Holy Cross
Brown University
Andrews
George E. Morris
Holy Cross of Athletics
Brown
Patriots
Fordham
New Yorkers
Harvard to Meet Brown on Memorial Day in Key Series
Harvard faces Brown in a Memorial Day game at Providence as part of a short series. The team shows slight improvement after a tougher loss to Yale and expects Pieper to have them ready for the big tests ahead. Brown is missing Tift, giving Harvard a chance to win the series if they click.
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Yale
Tigers
Cambridge
Pieper
Tiwkler Mke Weyniger
Gallyage
Brown
Providence
Tift
Stephenson
Bangs
Burman
Coy
Horr
Syracuse
Cooney
Hooker and Baker
Cornell
Captain Dray
Gilbert
Cook
Nelson
Campbell
Baseball Games Wanted for Youth and Semi Pro Teams
Listings seek baseball games after May 30 for 15 to 19 year olds and semi professional squads across New England. Organizations include Russell A A Bryant A C Manor clubs and hospitals, with dates from May 30 through Labor Day and open dates in June July and August, offering half expenses or reasonable guarantees.
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E. V. Leonard
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Bryant A. C
F. J. Cronin
Hall Place
West Quincy
Oxford
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New England
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Deweys
Weymouth
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Rockland
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Malden Street
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Norton Street
Cambridge
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J. Carr
Buttonwood Street
Dorchester
Tammany A. C
Boston
William McVay
Poplar Street
Chelsea
Vinton A. A
Labor Day
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Centre Street
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Pe Dunbar
Washington D. C
Greenwich
Newport
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Leominster
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Eagles of Woonsocket
B. Noble
Northampton Street
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Wolecotts of
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Immaculate Conception
Henry Moynihan
Pearl Street
Maloat
E. J. Butler
West Howard Street
Uiney
Allen A. A
M. Quinn
Hale Street
Forestdale
J. F. Clancy
State Street
Auburn Academy
B. F. Cunningham
Arlington A. A
Fr. Waxer
Garfield Avenue
Revere
Probable points for intercollegiate championships in Philadelphia
A predicted scoring table for the upcoming intercollegiate meet in Philadelphia lists Pennsylvania Cornell Yale and Michigan tied near 27 points each as front runners. Dartmouth Princeton Swarthmore follow with smaller totals as coaches project event-by-event outcomes and possible upsets by dark horses.
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Yale
Michigan
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Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
Syracuse
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Taylor
la Montagne
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French
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Jones
Halstead
Spitzer
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Young
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Shaw
Robbins
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Rand
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Gardner
Krueger
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Buhrman
Hart
Cooney
Hooker
Baker
Dray
Gilbert
Nelson
Moffett
Horrax
Lee
Palmer
Somers
Keith
Simons
Worcester Hill Climb Entries Promising Large Field
Entries are pouring in for the Worcester hill climbing contest to be held June 6 in Worcester. The Worcester Club reports more than 75 cars expected, with Stevens-Duryea leading six events and Thomas five. A full course fence is being built to keep the track clear and smooth for the climb. L. B. Lorimer of Detroit arrives to pilot the Thomas Bluebird in Readville races for the Bay State Automobile Association.
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Worcester
Worcester Club
Stevens-Duryea
Thomas
Corbins
Bay State Automobile Association
Readville
L. B. Lorimer
Detroit
Waterbury Beats Bridgeport in Both Games
In the doubleheader at Waterbury the Waterbury team won game one 5 to 3 and game two 3 to 2 against Bridgeport.
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Waterbury
Bridgeport
Readville $50,000 Stake Race Entries Close
Entries for the Readville trotting handicap purse of 50 000 dollars closed with about half the expected number of nominations. The race covers 1 1/4 miles on a standing start with a 50 foot handicap for each second of known speed and two instalment payments totaling 47 000 dollars toward the purse. Participants include W J Andrews Buffalo NY with Sweet Marie and J H Crabtree Quincy Nut Boy among others.
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Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
W. J. Andrews
Buffalo
N. Y
Sweet Marie
B. m
McKinney
Lady Rivers
Carr
Cornelia Belle
Onward
E. D. Bither
Readville
Mass
Mack Mack
B. G
Nancy
General McClellan
J. H. Brown
Detroit
Mich
Shadeland
Faustalear
B. H
Cuylercoast
Fausta
Lotta M. Crabtree
New York City
Sonoma
Suburban Tennis League Opens With Weekend Matches
The Suburban Tennis League kicked off with two initial matches on Saturday involving Brae Burn and Newton Centre. Teams include the Boston Athletic Association, Brae-Burn Country Club, Newton Centre Squash Tennis Club, the Country Club and Wellesley Hills. Matches feature two singles and two doubles, with one point per match and best two of three sets.
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Newton Centre
Boston Athletic Association
Riverside
Wellesley
Wellesley and
Newton
Country Club
Brookline
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