Pennsylvania Favored in Intercollegiate Track Meet at Franklin Field
The 35th annual intercollegiate track championships gather top stars from Harvard Yale Cornell Princeton Syracuse Dartmouth Amherst Bowdoin Michigan and others to challenge the University of Pennsylvania on its home field. Mike Murphy trains Penn sprint and run events while Harvard sprints champion Foster may contend in the 100 and 220. Yale strength lies in field events Michigan fields a formid able team with Craig Leger and May. Preliminaries run tomorrow with finals Saturday.
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Intercollegiate championships loom at Franklin Field
Arthur Duffey previews the Franklin Field meet pitting Harvard against Pennsylvania with Donavan guiding a strong Crimson squad and Ramsdell Burdick Paull and Hough starring for the Red and Blue. Key races include Paull’s mile and Whitely’s half mile with records possible for Harvard Cornell and Yale challenge.
No Hit No Run Victory At Fenway By Commerce High
Captain Leo Callahan pitched a no hitter and no runs allowed as Commerce High defeated Roxbury 10 to 0 at Fenway. Callahan added two doubles and scored on a bunt misplay by Roxbury, while Jesseau belted a two run homer in the sixth. The Fenway squad benefited from a wild throw and an in field error as they built the lead.
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South End
Leo Callahan
Commerce High
Roxbury
Fenway Grounds
Callahan
Commercial
McPherson
Shortstop
Kennedy
Commerce
Fenway
Jesseau
Haverhill Wins 12-Inning Game Over New Bedford
Haverhill defeats New Bedford 11 to 0 in 12 innings as Noblett drives in the deciding run with a scratch hit and Merrill doubles. Friel and A Wilson star on the mound while strong defense backs them up. Also, Lawrence edges Brockton 8 to 1 in a pitcher battle as Crisham drives in runs.
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New England
New Bedford
Dickey
Haverhill
Noblett
McCrone
Merrill
Bauman
A. Wilson
Friel
Cunningham
Connolly
Brockton
Lawrence
Pape
Bh.po.a.e. Ae Escatebe
Bannon
Hensen
Tinlayson
Kruger
Catterson
Finlayson
Ocrisham
Henriksen
Crisham
McGovern
Shannon
Pearson
Miller
Bale
Lavigne
Lanigan
Baversill
Jnne Noblett
Cassett
Faulke
G.wilson
Toomey
Pratt
A.wilson
Worcester Beats Lowell 8 to 0 in May 26 Baseball
Worcester shuts out Lowell 8 to 0 as Files limits the visitors to two hits. Russell and McCune deliver runs for Worcester while Tyler and Moore toil on the mound. Fall River outlasts Lynn in 11 innings 4 to 8 with Sullivan driving in the winning run for Fall River.
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Bowdoin Lottage Teher
Lowell
Orcester
A.E
A.E. Page
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Oj Ryan
Haas
Blakeley
Russell
Gooney
Anthony
Magee
McCune
Flaharty
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Stovall
Martin
McDonald
Files
Sdvuer Moore
Tyler
Hite
Moore
Idle
Blakely
Page
Fitzpatrick
Rorty
Fall River
Lynn
Tani Sullivan
Tier
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Armstrong
McPherson
Butler
Argo
Stein
Coultes
Archdeacon
Finn
W’stern
Norton
R.f
Oj Ostérgren
Callahan
Wiseman
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Hamilton
Kennedy
Strauss
Sullivan
O Burg
Donovan
Kresser
Bertwistle
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Tockemer
Alexander
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Jesseau
Stylen
Wormwood
Cargo
Coulter
Calla
Streaser
Metz
Bowcock
Kan
Devine
McIntyre
Callanan
Ostergren
Abbott
Welson
Mono
Um- Han
Weaver
Weisenstein
Pire
James O’brien
Tufts Ease Past Aggies in Medford Baseball Win
Tufts defeated the Massachusetts Aggies 7 to 2 in Medford. Hooper led Tufts with strong batting and McGarr made a notable one hand catch on E Martins line drive as Tufts pounded 10 singles. Williams pitched for Tufts while Martin worked for the Aggies, and Dustin stole three bases in the win. Attendance 400.
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Tufts
Massachusetts Aggies
Aggies
Martin
Hooper
McGarr
E. Martin
Mass. State
Dickinson
Piper
E.martin
C.f
Hosmer
Dustin
Brewer
Knight
French
Huntton
Hin
Ackerman
Williams
Beamer
Henry
Larkin
Huntington
Hill
Piet
Roberts
Wildie Williams
Bil
Lee-Higginson Beats Bright Sears 9-3 In Fast Six
At Wood Island Park yesterday the Lee-Higginson team defeated Bright Sears Company nine to three in a six inning game. Lee Higginson batted and fielded solidly while Thompson Linnell White Leahy contributed on defense and offense in the standout performance.
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Wood Island Park
Lee-Higginson
Bright
Sears Company
Lee
Higginson
Sears
Thompson and
Linnell
White
Leahy
English Bears and Rindge Play Vivid Interscholastic Tilt
English High defeated Rindge 8 to 4 at Locust Street grounds in a heated contest marked by sharp fielding and hitting. Rindge rallied late after trailing, but English held on for the win amid tense moments and notable performances from both sides.
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English Bears
English High
Locust Street
Rindge
Harris Repeats as New England Tennis Champion
Dartmouth’s F. H. Harris repeated last year’s feat to win the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association singles title at Longwood. His teammate 8.B. Smith fell in straight sets 6-3 6-3 5-2. Wesleyan’s W. B. Holton and C. E. B. Bacon claimed the doubles crown over Williams’ R. L. Oakley and B. P. Benton in three sets.
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F. H. Harris
Dartmouth
New England Intercollegiate
Osgood and Wheeler Win Wollaston Semi finals in Women’s Championship
Miss Fanny C. Osgood of Country Jub and Mrs. E. C. Wheeler Jr. of Wollaston won their Wollaston Golf Club women’s championship semi finals, each finishing 18th green with 7 up to 5 and 6 up to play respectively. Wheeler, last year’s champion, held 46 to 52 at the turn and won 7 up 5. A field of 100 golfers played the opening round with Zeublin of Brae-Burn posting the best score 77.
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Fanny C. Osgood
E. C. Wheeler
Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Club
Miss Osgood
C. B. Morrill
Brae Burn
EB. C. Wheeler
K. F. Duncan
Miss Morrill
Duncan
Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler, Jr
Miss Duncan
Charles H. Zeublin
Burn
R. BE. Sproule McC. Sargent
Zeublin
Brae-Burn
R. B. Spr Wollaston
G. McC. Sargent
W. Hickox, Jr
Albermaine
Perman
Chestnut Hill
L Hykfman
Woodland
A. Gaul Allston
H. P. Farrington
F. C. Davidson
Oakley
F. Woodland
Sports score roundup of New England city games
Waterbury 3 Hartford 2 Springfield 1 New Haven 0 Northampton 4 New Britain 1 Holyoke 5 Bridgeport 4. City by city scores shown in compact league fashion.
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Waterbury
Hartford
Springfield
New Haven
Northampton
New Britain
Holyoke
Bridgeport
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