Cornell Crew Prepares For Harvard Race On Charles River
The Cornell crew arrives in Boston for a Riverside showdown with Harvard on the Charles River. Manager Blair vows a hard race and aims to win, while Harvard officials supervise rigging at Union Boat Club as Coach Courtney readies the shell for the afternoon row.
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NBA Tonight Matchups Set Across Major Cities
Boston plays Chicago, New York faces Cleveland, Philadelphia battles Detroit, and Washington meets St. Louis in a slate of midweek NBA games featuring teams from four divisions.
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Philadelphias win after ninth inning steal of home
Detroit recap notes a see-saw game decided in the ninth inning by two hits, an error, and Hoffmans steal of home. Donovan wild early but steady later, Mullin pitched well for his team.
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N. E. League Games Today
Fall River meets Manchester New Bedford plays Concord Lowell faces Haverhill Lynn competes with Nashua in New England league action today.
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Concord Beats Fall River 7–0 in Afternoon Shutout
Concord defeats Fall River 7 to 0 as Gilroy is knocked out after four innings. Frock earns win with 7 strikeouts. Kane collects two-base hit and Dugan hits a home run for Concord while Harris is ejected after disputing the call. Attendance scant.
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New Bedford Triumphs 7 4 Over Nashua In Baseball
New Bedford defeated Nashua 7 to 4 in a game where the visitors tied in the eighth and Northampton? No, Nashua was held in check late as New Bedford pulled away with three late runs. Turner homered? Actually Turner had a three base hit. Beard Mullaney Cavanaugh and others contributed runs and key defensive plays. Attendance reached about 300 as Foster Brady umpired the contest.
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Manchester Defeats Haverhill 9 to 1 in Afternoon Tilt
Manchester New Hampshire triumphed over Haverhill with a 9 to 1 win. Page led with batting and base running flair, while Spratt and Kane contributed on offense and defense at home. Attendance reached about 400 as Whiting and Clancy pitched for the teams.
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De Merritte Crew Wins Interscholastic Rowing Championship
De Merritte School wins the interscholastic rowing title by six feet over Boston Latin on the Charles River. Volkmann led early but a seat miscue cost them. Wallis pushed the De Merritte shell to pass in the final stretch. Final times: 5 minutes 45 seconds for the winner and 5 minutes 51 45 for the second crew. All finalists trained under Herbert Holton at the B A A house.
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Baseball News and Comment Brims With Local Interest
Local baseball chatter covers Collins in Chicago and Tenney braves in Philadelphia. South Boston opens at Strandway grounds versus Boston Unions with Haynes and Foley pitching. Rumors on Reds vs Giants, Dorchester name dispute, and Farmed players stir talk as season nears.
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New Bedford
Tom Doran
Detroit
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Lynn Rout Lowell 5 to 1 In Tight Baseball Tilt
Lynn defeated Lowell 5 to 1 as both teams played hard with timely hits and several errors. Cassidy Pastor Lovell and O Neil led Lynn hits while W Connors, Bigbie and Jackson contributed for Lowell, with Swope and Coughlin in the pitchers' duel. Attendance 350, time two hours.
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Maine Falls to Tufts in Narrow Baseball Tilt
In Orono on May 25, Tufts College edged the University of Maine 4 to 2 in an engaging baseball game. Quint of Maine pitched his first college outing with solid work, while Suitor of Tufts showed control at key moments. The scoring by innings went Tufts 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 and Maine 0 0 0 1 0 1 2. Batteries Suttor and Sullivan for Tufts and Otis and Gordon for Maine. Time 3 5 minutes. Umpire McGovern of Portland. Attendance 600.
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Suttor and Sullivan
Otk and Gordon
McGovern
Portland
British women win six to one in Cromer golf match
The Ladies' Golf Union inter national match in Cromer ended with Britain taking six of seven matches on 18 holes. Only American Georgianna Bishop defeated English champion Lottie Dod, while Miss Margaret Curtis was outplayed by Irish champion May Hezlet.
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Margaret Curtis
Boston
May Hezlet
Two Big Local Baseball Showdowns Set for Tomorrow
Dorchester hosts the New Dorchers versus Norwoods at Dorchester High School park with free admission for ladies. Roslindale faces Neponset at Locust Street grounds with ONeill vs Riley or Bjookland in a keen early-season clash. Roslindale boasts Buck Donovan in the outfield and has defeated Wakefield, while Neponset edged Southbridge in extras.
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Case of Fred L Hall To Be Heard Today
A spirited hearing in Municipal Criminal Court before Chief Justice Brown discussed whether to hear the conspiracy case against Fred L Hall and another while civil matters in a separate court are pending. Judge Brown suggested a waiver of examination to protect the defendant’s interests. The case will be resumed today.
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Intercollegiate meet at Franklin Field ends season
The final intercollegiate track and field championships are set for today and tomorrow at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Yale is favored after strong recent showings, with Harvard, Pennsylvania, and Princeton also vying for points in a close team race.
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Maine Lumber Mills Burned Near Fort Fairfield
Fire destroyed the Aroostook Lumber Company mills at Stevensville two miles from Fort Fairfield Maine together with several hundred thousand feet of lumber. Loss is estimated at 75000 dollars.
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Judge Rules In Pi Alley Hot Air Dispute Atkinson Wins
Judge Morton rules in favor of Atkinson restaurant owners in the Pi alley case. Bridge and Vaughan parties had erected a revolving fan over Williams court private passage causing offensive odors. Injunction ordered restraining the Gridley electric fan to stop sending smells into the alley.
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Abiel Vaughan
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Verdict Set Aside In City Against Coal Company Case
Judge Bishop of the Superior Court set aside a verdict favoring the city in the case of Edward M. Paxon former receiver of Philadelphia Coal & Iron Company against the city of Boston. The suit claimed Mystic wharf rights were harmed by the Chelsea bridge. A master awarded 5107,087 to Paxon, but a subsequent trial yielded a verdict for the city. The bench held the earlier verdict against the evidence and weight of evidence.
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More Testimony in Westminster Suit Damages Sought
The Hotel Westminster case returns to court as owners seek 600000 in damages claiming city authority allowed building height of 120 feet but the hotel was completed at about 90 feet. George E Leighton, builder and shareholder, testified the original plan included 10 stories and a basement and that profit depended on full height. The defense contends stopping the project reduced value and profits. the trial resumes today.
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Superior Court
George E. Leighton
Two Men Sentenced to State Prison for Statutory Offence
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday Dr. John J. Noon of East Boston and Harry J. O’Neill were sentenced to the State prison for a term of not less than three and a half years and not more than seven years after being found guilty of a statutory offence.
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John J. Noon
East Boston
Harry J. O'Neill
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