Harvard Beats Princeton 4–1 in Princeton Game
Harvard won at Princeton 4 to 1 in a decisive early season baseball clash. Hicks pitched brilliantly for Harvard, allowing no hits until an eighth inning Princeton rally, while Harvard capitalized on three Princeton errors and timely hits by Lanigan Aronson Dana and Hicks. The win ends a 13 year drought for Harvard in Princeton's home park and boosts Harvard’s title hopes with strong all around play.
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Ropes of Tiller Cut Before Worcester Hick Ship Race
Worcester May 24. Worcester High oarsmen accuse gamblers of tampering with the shell used in Saturday’s race against Weld Boat Club Harvard. Tiller ropes and rudder ropes were cut in four deep places to fail Coxswain Campbell during the race. Coach Donnelly inspected the ropes and cross examined witnesses tonight.
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Weld Boat Club
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Harvard Crew Mourns Ill Star as Waid Falls Ill
An upset in the Harvard varsity crew follows a weeklong cold for No 7 Waid causing concerns ahead of the Cornell race. Captain Withington moved to the varsity eight in Ward's seat. Severance subbed and later pulled. Coach Wray hopes Waid can row but Bill Severance may fill in if needed.
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Welch Faces Brockton Rival In Armory Club Show
The Armory Club promises a sensational night as Welch prepares for a rugged opponent Phil Brock. Three six round bouts precede the main event with Reardon facing Shevlin, MacDonough meeting Baker, and Bob Lee taking a second shot at Porky Flynn.
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Welch
Phil Brock
Young Reardon
Brockton
Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
Young MacDonough
Manchester
Max Baker
Bob Lee
Porky Flynn
Suffolk Republicans Split Over Boston Charter Amendments
Suffolk members discuss amendments to the Boston charter bill with William Willcutt and others urging no changes while Martin Lomasney and allies press drastic shifts. The plan foresees statewide votes on council size mayor term and governance plans with numerous proposed amendments and petitions filed by Hayes Mildram Leonard and others.
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Norman Stops Joe McCarthy in Salem Title Bout
In Salem the Butte boxer Jack Norman defeated Joe McCarthy of South Boston over 12 rounds at the Apollo A C. The match went half distance as the crowd saw McCarthy saved from knockout. Norman’s first East appearance followed his travel from New York to face Eddie Murphy who was replaced by McCarthy after Murphy refused.
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Langford Knocks Out Hague in Fourth Round
In London on May 24 Sam Langford of Boston stopped Tan Hague in the fourth round at the National Sporting Club. The bout, for a $9000 purse, followed earlier bouts and ended Hague's bid to claim the British title as Langford delivered a decisive left hook and solid rights.
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Sam Langford
Boston
Tan Hague
National Sporting Club
Jimmy Walsh
Digger Stanley
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Eddie Keevin
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Quill and Gardner Set for Welterweight World Title Fight
Tommy Quill of Brockton and Jimmy Gardner of Lowell are matched for the welterweight world title at the Armory A. A. The bout is set for June 8 at 142 pounds, 12 rounds, with Jack Sheehan as referee.
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Brockton
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Johnny Mooney
Paddy Minehan
Armory
A. A
Jack Sheehan
Reilly and Adams Draw Webster at Lakeside Club
Tommy Reilly of New York and Frank Adams of Newton battled 12 rounds at the Lakeside Athletic Club, ending in a draw. In the prelims, Young Coonan defeated Young Dwyer in six rounds, and Chuck Drisdall beat Young Burk in one round.
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Lakeside Athletic Club
Tommy Reilly
New York
Frank Adams
Newton
Young Coonan
Jamesville
Young Dwyer
Boston
Chuck Drisdall
Young Burk
Schumacher Decker Draw in Baltimore Bout
Al Schumacher of New York and Dummy Decker of Baltimore fought 15 fast rounds to a draw at the Monumental Theatre in Baltimore Maryland.
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Middlesex School Beats Milton Academy 5 to 1
Middlesex School defeated Milton Academy 5 to 1 this afternoon. The game was tied 2 to 1 until the eighth inning when Felton walked three, and Gallagher hit a three-base hit to seal the win for Middlesex.
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Middlesex School
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Middlesex
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Newton Defeats Rock Ridge at Claflin Field 13 to 1
Newton defeated Rock Ridge 13 to 1 at Claflin Field this afternoon in a rematch. Wood and Stevenson's hitting powered the offense while Fripp and Chamberlain turned the critical double plays.
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Woburn High defeats Ballou Hobigand 11 to 1
Woburn High overwhelmed Ballou and Hobigand this afternoon with an 11 to 1 victory. The scoreline shows Woburn dominance in the game played in Woburn.
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Norwood High Falls to MIT Eleven in Loose Tilt
Norwood High was defeated this afternoon by MIT '11 in a loosely played but interesting game.
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Norwood High
Bowling Tourney Open in Madison Square Garden
The National Bowlers Association third annual tournament opened in Madison Square Garden with 24 New Yorkers leading. Boston Post team competes as Glenn Riddell of New York defeated George Floss from Buffalo in the first match. New York’s Shimen beat Woodbury of Chicago for 1000 dollars. Ravenswood leads five-man teams with 2043 score. Elks of New Brunswick beat Knights of Columbus New York 2634 to 2361.
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John C. Clingen
Hermann Metz
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George Floss
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Dave Woodbury
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Ebonites Top National Bowling Entry Pace in Boston Meet
The Ebonites defeated the Boston Post team and the Faneuils at New Boston alleys with the highest pinfall of the evening before travelling to New York for the National Bowling Tournament. Captain Fred Williams led his squad as the Post and the Faneuils lagged with totals of 2626 and 2643 respectively.
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Boston area high school crews race for time and set expectations
Noble and Greenough Brookline High English High and Cambridge Latin crews tested time trials on a regular mile course with surprising closeness to record pace. Age limits for junior outdoor meet at Wood Island Park shift, entries close May 27. Waltham-Melrose baseball game resumes today after a delay. Stone School and Thayer Academy face off, Harvard and Yale freshmen clash in Cambridge, and East Boston meets Dedham High with tough competition ahead.
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Brookline High
English High
Cambridge Latin
Ines
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Newbury Street
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Thayer Academy
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Cape Race
John Adair
Jane F. Allan
John Armour
George Bain
Mary Calder
Thomas D. Clark
Lizzie Cochrane
John W. Cowie
Maggie Gibson
John Hand
Leyland Line
Bohemian
Clyde Street Pier
Liverpool
Mary
Helen P. Almy
Judge Almy
Cambridge Court
Emily Sever
Madeline Revell
Marlboro
C. R. English
Charles Talbot
Dorchester
Saugus
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James Rafferty
Mass
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St. Louis
Fishing Fleet Sees Mixed Hauls and New Uses for Skatefish
Yesterday's wholesale fish receipts include 364,900 pounds of mixed catch with 99,500 haddock and 126,900 cod. Skatefish, once dumped, will be tested for glue with Gloucester buyers. several ships arrived with cargoes and crews, while naval and passenger vessels sail or berth for inspections and upcoming voyages.
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Decker Defeats Fitzgerald In Philadelphia Bout
George Decker of Philadelphia defeated Terry Fitzgerald in a slow six round contest at the West End A. C. Decker led throughout and steadily outpointed his opponent.
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George Decker
Terry Fitzgerald
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Duffey Forecasts Shorter Summer Marathons And Fresh Bike News
Arthur Duffey notes the AAA curtailing summer marathons and praises shorter five and ten mile routes. He covers Alex McLean reopening Revere Beach with bicycle events, Park Square Rink history, and expected strong bike contests. He also mentions boxing on tonight with Freddy Welsh versus Phil Brock and reports on walking marathon sanction and Martin Sheridan's discus record potential.
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Freddy Welsh
Phil Brock
Armory
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Answers to Queries on Baseball and Training
A reader asks if a sacrifice counts as an at bat and about postponed doubleheaders. Guidance notes for 220 yard training emphasize conditioning and gym tips from Charlesbank. The rest covers positions, a road race entrant, and Stone’s team status and current form.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac and Sailings List May
Almanac style notice with sunrise and sunset times, tides, and high water details. Lists steamers and schooners sailing from Br and Nor/NJ ports with destinations such as Liverpool Glasgow Baltimore and New York. Tugs towing barges and vessels underway are noted including named ships and routes.
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Yale
Thompson
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Gloucester
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Bohemian
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Malden
J. H. Devereux
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Gardiner
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Gettysburg
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Eureka
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Norton
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Georges Creek
Washington
Robert G. Dun
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Robert H. McCurdy
Annie Ainslee
Samuel S&s Thorp
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Mt. Hope
Edward J. Lawrence
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