Interscholastic Rowing Regatta Sets Its12th Annual Race
Boston area prep schools prepare for the 12th annual Interscholastic Rowing Association regatta starting Wednesday through Saturday. Eleven crews from Boston schools train hard for close races with favorites including Stone's and Roxbury High. Preliminary heats list Roxbury High Boston English Roxbury Latin and others while finals cap the weekend with winners from each heat competing for overall honors.
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Interscholastic Rowing Association
Boston
Glendon
Donovan
Union Boat Club
Stone
Whitney
Devonshire
Harry le Moyne
Roxbury High
Roxbury Latin
Boston English High
Boston Latin
Brown and Nichols
Waltham High
Walthamites
Mechanic Arts
Husky
Volkmann
Noble and Greenough
Hyde
Grant
McLeod
Lane
Perry
Wall
English High
Browne & Nichols
Waltham
Stone’s
Noble & Greenough
Cambridge Latin
Intercollegiate Tennis Opens At Longwood Club
The New England intercollegiate championship began at Longwood Tennis Club in Longwood with 10 a m play. Williams College fared best in singles and doubles while Amherst Bowdoin Tech and Dartmouth also competed. Sears defeated Rotch to win the women handicap singles title.
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New England
Longwood Tennis Club
Longwood
Williams College
Williams
Amherst
Dana
Bowdoin
Libby
Lyon
F. Smith
Jones
Langley
Tech
Murdock
Turner
Andover
Longwood Club
E. Sears
F. E. Rotch
Wise
Tufts
Hill
Brown
Wallis
Dartmouth
Wallace
University Ofermont
Phipps
Wesleyan
Hutchinson
University of Vermont
Shipman
Knight
Miss E. Sears
Miss C. Rotch
E. E. Rotch
Harvard Men Hope to Win at Mott Haven
Harvard track team aims to rebound after a Yale defeat and seeks victory in the Mott Haven events in New York. The squad will train in Cambridge through Thursday then depart Friday on the 1 o clock train, featuring sprinters Schick Lightner Grilk, hurdlers Bird Ives Bauer Peterson, and others.
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Harvard
Yale
New York
Cambridge
New Haven
Schick
Lightner
Grilk
Haigh
Clerk
Dives
Behr
Foster
Adams
Curtis
Walsh
Stone
Colwell
Hall
King
Tingley
Schoenfuss
Robinson
Burka
Piper
Derby
Murphy
R. Robeson
A. Robeson
Gring
Ayres
Jordon
Bird
Ives
Bauer
Peterson
Philadelphia cricketers sail to England for three England tour
May 25 Philadelphia cricketers complete arrangements for a 15 man team sailing from New York on the Majestic to England. J A Lester captains a squad from Belmont Germantown Merion and Philadelphia clubs. The tour opens with three matches against Cambridge and Oxford starting June 8.
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Philadelphia
England
New York
Majestic
J. B. King
A. M. Wood
E. M. Cregar
Belmont C. C
J. A. Lester
C. C. Morris
J. H. Scattergood
H. A. Haines
Yorkshire
Cambridge
Oxford
Pittsburg Champions Charm South End Fans
Pittsburg wins two games in Pittsburg and Cleveland while the Collins team heads to Huntington avenue to play Washington tomorrow on ladies day. Stolen bases leaders include Criger Dougherty and Parent tied at seven. Lachance and Tenney fielding errors noted. Kid Gleason praised by Harry PakMees.
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Pittsburg
Collins
Huntington Avenue
Washington
Young
Danvers
Boston
South End
St. Louiis
Stahl
Collings
Chick
Jake
Criger
Dougherty
Parent
Dexter
Nationals
Lachance
Batty
Hobe Ferris
Tenney
Philadelphia
Kid Gleason
Harry
PakMees
Hellbacks
South Boston
William Cragen
Sixth Street
Cleveland
All-Americans
Cy Young
Emilie
Cool
Americans Triumph 6-1 In Final Game Of Series
St Louis pitcher Sudhoff shines as the Browns defeat the New York Giants 6 to 1 in the final game of the series. Chesbro allows multiple hits for New York while St Louis builds runs on timely hitting and strong defense. Attendance listed as 1,100 with umpires and time noted.
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New York
Sudhoff
St. Louis
Chesbro
R. B
Burkett
Davis
Heldr'k
Keelerrf
He'phill
Fultz
Feapy Wallace
Williams
Anders'n
O Ganzell
McCor'ck
O Conroy
Friel
Courtney
Sugden
Oo'connor
Sudbof
Wey
POP Wesabeans
New Ore
Heidrick
McCormick
Ganzel
Sheridan
Rain Postpones Boston Chicago Game in Chicago
A heavy rain postpones the Chicago game with Boston today. the contest is moved to tomorrow in the same city. Boston players partly visit Hawthorn race track while most stay at the hotel. Manager Collins reports the team in good shape and aims for a three straight win over the White Sox.
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Chicago
Boston
Hawthorn Race Track
Collins
White Sox
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 2 1 in Narrow Win
Moore pitched well for Cleveland but a ninth inning error by Gochnaur prevented a shutout. Cleveland scored in the second on Lajoie’s single Bradley’s triple and Gochnaur’s out. Philadelphia managed a single run in the ninth. Two-base hits came from Murphy Lajoie and Bradley, with Gochnaur listed at short and Cross at third for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Moore
Philadelphia
Gochnaur
Lajoie
Bradley
R. B
Bay
Martsells
Gochna R
M. Cross
Abbott
Powers
Murphy
Seybold
Davis
Plank
Connolly and
Hassett
Washington Dominates Detroit on Mullin Poor Pitching
Washington wins 5 to 1 at Detroit as Mullin struggles at critical moments amid Patten control. Holmes, Selbach, and Coughlin contribute in the field while Mullin’s pitching limits Detroit. Washington completes four double plays and mounts 3691 in attendance.
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Dptroit
Mich
Washington
Mullin
Patten
Detroit
R. B. Po
A. E. Holmes
Barrett
Selbach
Lush
Ryan
Holmes
Coughlin
Smith
Orth
Carey
Martin
O' Loughlin
St. Louis Beats New York 6 1 in American League contest
St. Louis routed New York 6 to 1 in a decisive American League game. Key players and innings not fully listed in the fragment.
Doctor Liverpool Opens Free Morning Clinic on Tremont Street
Dr LiverPool will treat the sick free of charge daily from 9 to 10 in the morning at 3604 Tremont Street Boston. The service runs every day except Wednesday.
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Tremont Street
Boston
Extraordinary diagnosis and cures offered by Dr Liverpool
An advertisement claims Dr. Liverpool at 36014 Tremont Street offers free consultations to diagnose and treat chronic and obscure diseases without patient questions. It lists numerous cure tallies across conditions, promises free medicines, and urges readers to seek his care during stated hours.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Taleeny
Boston
Bright
Somerville High overwhelms Medford 21 to 1 on Broadway Field
Somerville High School routed Medford High 21 to 1 at Broadway Field Somerville. The Red and Blue displayed superior hitting pitching and fielding with Goode homering and Mulroney Dickinson among the standouts. Attendance reached about 350 as Batman umpired and Tyron led Medford with varied efforts.
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Somerville High
Medford High
Broadway Field
Somerville
Red and Blue
SOM. H. School
MED. H. School
Rb. Po. Mn
Montg
Y.s
Mulron
Brean
Hafford
Cranm
Iter Lhes Sigs
Orughes
Dickson
Bergen
Cuddy
Hodg'n
O'Tyron
Lakin
Swicker
Doughty
Hayes
Goode
M. H
Mulroney
Blair
Dickinson
Hodgdon
Montgomery
Volper
Tyron
Cram
Medford
Tift
Batman
Yale Grounds Georgetown 9–0 In Final Series Game
Yale defeated Georgetown 9 to 0 on Yale Field. Bowman hit a two on base homer and a first inning wild pitch by Drill produced two Yale runs. Bowman left after six innings with Patton finishing. O'Brien at short and Cote in right played well as Georgetown failed to record a hit until late.
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New Haven
Conn
Georgetown
Yale
Bowman
Drill
Patton
O’brien
Cote
RAE Walos Qsvilliag Sae
Winslow
Drill and Hart
Scores From Nearby Games Yesterday
Yesterday’s results include Toronto defeating Jersey City 9 to 3 and Rochester beating Worchester 9 to 6. Bridgeport earns 5 to 1 over New Haven, New London ties Norwich 2 to 2, Hartford 6 over Meriden 3, Springfield over Holyoke 10 to none, and Buffalo ties Newark 3 to 3 with Baltimore 4 over Providence.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Worcester
Bridgeport
New Haven
New London
Norwich
Hartford
Meriden
Springfield
Holyoke
Jersey City Ee Weeeeeuses
Buffalo Ene Een
Toronto Cpn Bes
Newark Coen Eres
Eeas
Rochester Eee Ee
Baltimore Sete Saeee
Providence Ereere
Seee Tees Ee
Worceste Ee Scere
Sullivan and Palmer Draw in Middleweight Title Bid
At the National Sporting Club London on May 2 Jack Palmer of Newcastle fought John Twin Sullivan to a draw after 15 rounds for England's middleweight championship and a $1000 prize. The American Sullivan and Palmer were evenly matched with Sullivan finishing the stronger in the final rounds.
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London
National Sporting Club
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
John ‘Twin’ Sullivan
Boston
England
Palmer
Sullivan
Bicycle Race Track Nears Completion at Charles River Park
Crowds gathered at Charles River Park to watch the new track surface for May 30 events. Workmen paused the morning viewing to lay lumber for stands as Elkes Walthour Stinson Moran and others prepare for the afternoon races. Bobby Walthour Gussie Lawson and Stinson arrive, with Stinson testing pace at 1 24. Amateur entrants exceed 100 in the horse and buggy handicap, while Elkes eyes records on the fresh surface.
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Charles River Park
Elkes
Walthour
Stinson
Moran
Tufts Meet Sees 1903 05 Classes Tie for First
Tufts annual interclass track meet at Tufts Oval Somerville ends in a 30 point tie between the 1903 and 1905 classes. Clarence Scoboria and Louis Maas star with multiple wins as seniors Nason Kennard lead the 1903 tally.
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Tufts
College Athletic Association
Tufts Oval
Somerville
Clarence P. Scoboria
Louis O. Maas
Dorchester
Medford
Robert ©. Nason
William OO. Kennard
Robert N. Nason
John G. Mullen
Geoffry Winslow
William O. Kennard
Robert E. Nason
Georgel. Warner
Robert I. Nason
Edward A. Snowlton
Hugh R. Whitney
Frederick W. Proctor
Charles E. Harrington
Fohn C. Powers
Ruhlin to Box Ferguson Tonight in New York Card
Akron giant Gus Ruhlin arrives with manager Billy Madden for a 15 round bout with Sandy Ferguson of Chelsea. Chelsea fans, Millstream Club members, and a Lenox Club card with Watson Langford and Kid Paul appear, while plans include possible future matches with George Gardner and the Jeffries Corbett winner.
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Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Criterion Athletic Club
Sandy Fergurson
Chelsea
Billy Madden
Charley Waldron
Ruhlin
Long Island
Ferguson
Sandy
Gus
Denver Ed Martin
London
Madden
Jack Johnson
Crescent Beach
Howard
Arlington Streets
Millstream Club
Sid West
Rublin
George Gardner
Fort Erie
Jeffries-Corbett
Fred Bush
Lenox A. C
Andy Watson
Sam Langford
Watson
Charley O’rourke
Suullivan
George Cole
Scaldy BI Quinn
Langford
Kid Paul
Fall River
Eddie Carr
Lynn
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Harry Vialle
Montreal
Jack Dwyer
Johnny Mack
Hughy Murphy
Rye
Tommy Daly
Mack
Jerry Watson
Joe Doherty
Kid Goodman
Goodman
Jack O'Neil
Keene
N. H
Heywood
Young Kelly
Chester Goodwin
New England
Kelly
Goodwin
Ikey Woods
Marlboro
George Boles
Worcester
Steve O'Donnell
Joe Mullins
Patsy Corrigan
New York
The
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Inquirer
B.H. Benton
Rob Roy
Yale Crew Heads to New London for Training
Yale crew begins final practice before departing to New London for three weeks of training ahead of the June 25 race with Harvard. Coffin returns at No 3 likely fixing starboard slots. Waterman leads at bow with Cross 7 and Stubbs 5. On port side Nos 2 and 6 unsettled as Stuyvesant Fish Jr. aims for a varsity seat and Judson competes with Daly and Fish for positions.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New London
Harvard
Coffin
Stubbs
Cross
Waterman
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Con Daly
Judson
Fish
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Mott Haven
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Washington Ct
Washington St
Summer St
Court St
Philadelphia Cracks
Cam
F.C. Chicago
Osten
Ifon
Somerville H
Buffalo
Newark
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Providence
Gus Ruhulin
Sandy Ferguson
Cther
Bergs
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Richard C. Smith
John G. Mulner
Wirt V. Connell
Edward A. Knowlton
Robert E. Wason
John G. Milner
Harold L. Gordon
George L. Warner
Winburn S. Connell
Louis O. Minas
Arthur W. Coolidge
Elmer M. Druley
Frank G. Wren
Charles C. Stroud
Charles A. Bean
Richard W. Coolidge
Alfred M. Bard
John W. Clifford
Ernest Cobb
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Aunt Ena
Palmo
Walkerrintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
F. Eaton
Friend St
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Tremont
Hollis
Yale Crew
Geo. J. Dunham & Co
Tribune, Eagle
Columbus Ave
Somerville State
Medford St
Portland ST. Oston
John Bestgin
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