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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1916

Page

11

Intercollegiate boxing meet features two record prospects

Cornell leads the intercollegiate trials as Joe Egan of Dorchester prepares for a bout with Harry Gattle of Port Chester at North Adams. Pittsfield's 20th Century A. C. plans a May 30 boxing tournament at Lenox Hall with five bouts led by Johnny Wilson and Frankie Notter.

Joe Egan Dorchester Harry Gattle Port Chester New York North Adams Western Gateway A. C Joe Gattle Pat Flynn Pittsfield Chester Johnson Adams Young Bonneville Young Dundee Eagan A. C Jackie Clarke Philadelphia Lenox Hall Johnny Wilson Joe McCarthy Frankie Notter Ted Russell Wisconsin Young Allard Tommy Belmont Westfield Jack Bresnahan Young Deano Lefty

Intercollegiate Track Trials Yield Wide Field of Winners

The report lists heat winners across sprint and distance events with Yale Cornell Stanford Harvard and Penn State among top qualifiers. Notable marks include Norton 2415 seconds in the 120-yard hurdles and Liversedge 214 inches in the shot put as leaders in their disciplines.

Preble California Gubb Cornell Farwell Yale Norton Leland Stanford Hammitt Penn State Watt Starr Grady Dartmouth Gowdy Swarthmore Meredith Willcox Harvard Riley Coleman Rutgers Fontana Michigan Lynn Richardson Princeton Crimm Jackes Murray Savage Bowdoin Fischer Crawford Allen Brown Penny State Trenholm Acheson O'Brien van Winkle Treadywat Teschner Smith Moore Kaufman Penn Keeler Stewart Coakley Kelly Dorbin Liversedge Cutey Spears Caughey Alma Richards Fred Murray Leland Stanford University Harry Worthington Worthington Biddle Taylor Barker Beckwith Peterson Syracuse Holbrook

Johnstone Delivers No Hit For Noble and Greenough

Young Johnstone pitched a no hit game for Noble and Greenough at Volkmann field Allston defeating Volkmann private school 16 to 2. Volkmann committed 13 errors as Noble raced ahead after the third inning. Batteries Noble-Greenough Johnstone and Hooper Volkmann Pillsbury and Pierce.

Young Johnstone Noble and Greenough Volkmann Volkmann Field Allston Noble R.H.E. Noble-Greenough Noble-Greenough Johnstone and Hooper Pillsbury and Pierce

Tesreau Suffers Broken Finger in Giants Game

Pitcher Jeff Tesreau of the New York Giants injured his pitching hand after a line drive struck his little finger in the second inning. He finished the frame after first aid but retired before the clubs changed sides.

Jeff Westeau New York Giants Tyler Tesreau

Vera Ramsay Defeats I W Allen For Boston Golf Title

Miss Vera Ramsay won the Boston women’s golf championship at the Country Club defeating Miss I W Allen in an 18 hole final. Ramsay, defending her Brae Burn laurels, played to a high standard and earned her second consecutive title.

Boston Vera Ramsay Country Club I. W. Allen Miss Ramsay Brae Burn

Golfer 8 2 Margin Ends Match As Ramsay Plays On

The match ends with Miss Ramsay not finishing two bye holes and losing 8 2 on the 16th green. The card lists Ramsay and Allen with scores and notes the event’s mixed foursome field led by Ruth Hichborn and Jesse Guilford. The article records a large handicap mixed foursome turnout at the Country Club with many teams and results across clubs.

Ruth Hichborn Lexington Jesse Guilford Manchester N. H McCarthy J. C. Jones Woodland G. FE. Cole K. P. Kemp M. J E. J. Carey Chestnut Renee G. W. Roope Brae-Burn E. W. Daley F. W. Batchelder G. H. Pushee Weston FE. A. Fletcher Oakley J. Wright Scarboro Gwendolyn Smith Brae Burn R. M. Purves Wood- WA Yale Ann Nason Nickerson Albemarle R. D. Morse Chestnut Hill John Cutter Norfolk H.C. Philbrick Ada Smith F. V. Carey M. D. Crosby Henderson Woolland H. S. Hichborn Asl Weseiee G. E. Cole Edith Stevens M. F. O'Connell Alpine A. D. Rogers A. E. Ritchie M. Fame Winchester G. Dobyne Forbes Swan Hartwell Wollaston L. A. Wells G. H. Windeler Contry Porter Concord L. Haughton Country John Shepard, Jr Belmont Cserers P. Chester Laurence Curtis G. Morrill

Brown defeats Nelson in 12 round feature at Commercial A C

Walter Nelson of New York substituted for Young Salzberg and was outpointed by Mickey Brown of Malden in a 12 round feature bout at the Commercial A. C. on Green Street. Brown won by a wide margin though he clung to holding.

Walter Nelson New York Salzberg Mickey Brown Malden Commercial A. C Green Street Brown Jim McDonald Roxbury Carlo Armstrong North End McDonald John Emery Cambridge Kid French West End Joe Camp Bill Casey South Boston

Motor-paced race tonight at Revere Cycle track

Didier George Wiley and Pobby Walthour race in a mile motor paced event second of the season. Didier is known for long bursts of speed, Walthour in good form after a dramatic prior race, Wiley in solid shape for a tough contest.

Soen Didier George Wiley Pobby Walthour Revere Didier Wiley

Cornell Dominates Qualifiers at Harvard Stadium Meet

Jack Moakley led Cornell track and field as the team placed qualifiers in all but one event at Harvard Stadium yesterday afternoon. Johnny Mack's Yale pushed closely in totals, but Cornell enters today's finals as favorites for another intercollegiate A A A A championship.

Jack Moakley Cornell Harvard Stadium Johnny Mack Yale

Cornell Men Dominate Trials In Intercollegiate Meet

In Yale and Harvard led the field with strong qualifying efforts Cornell counted 18 men in events across sprints hurdles jumps and throws to form a deeper team with mile and two mile stalwarts. Yale had 15 qualifiers with Harvard eight and Dartmouth Princeton Penn Stanford and California seven each.

Cornell Yale Harvard Dartmouth Princeton Pennsylvania Leland Stanford California Michigan Penn State Bowdoin Syracuse Tech Swarthmore Rutgers

The Whiskey for which we invented the Non-Refillable Bottle

A feature recounts the origin of a whiskey marketed with a patented non refillable bottle design. It traces the company’s marketing aims, material choices, and the device’s influence on consumer experience and brand identity.

Harvard Stadium Track Schedule and Field Finals

Today at Harvard Stadium events include 100 yard dash semi finals at 3 00 pm and finals at 5 00 pm 120 yard hurdles semi finals 3 10 pm 440 yard run final 5 40 pm two mile run 4 00 pm 220 yard hurdles semi final 4 20 pm 220 yard dash semi final 4 35 pm final races begin 4 55 pm field events finals cover shot put hammer throw high jump long jump and pole vault entries.

Harvard Hot A. O. Barker J. W. Overton Yale Meredith Leudkter Oof University of Pennsylvania C. Veterson Syracuse W. Hi. Floto Prinerton Windnagle T. U. Preble California L. BK. Gubb J. M. Watt J.H. Starr Cornell I. S. Murray J. K. Norton Lelamt Stanford E. ?. Hammitt Pennsylvania State L. B. Gowdy Swarthmore J. W. Farwell F. A. Grady Dartmouth Irs Murray Fr. BR. Liversedge A. W. Richards C. W. Spears E, KR Caughey Leland Stanford C. J. Cross Michigan J. M. Braden Liversedge Uurdles W. A. Savage Bowdoin IL. Allen Marvard FL S. Murray D. M Brown J. V. Farwell CD. Tremholm Dartmeath G. J. Fischer A. G. Acheson R. Crawford Princeton Norton J. Maker L. A. Nicholls J. C. Johnstone W. M. Oler, Jr C. Gifford D. TL. Goffin Pennsylvania A. F. van Winkle K. Keller Cor EB A. Teschner W. Moore Tmarvard Smith Michigam D. W. Coakley Dart FL Kaufman University of Pennsylv OR. Moore L Trenway GG. FE Keeler C. M. Stewart Kaufman W. D. Crim C. Riley W. Willcox Dr. Margare AJ W. Lynn S. Fontan Micha J. FB. Meredith University Gildersleeve D. T. Rehardson I. Wagemann C. A. Pudrith R. L. Nourse Leadbetter Mammer Todash Stanford Uwe Sewer Penn State Syracuse Ae Abel K Ore Rutgers i Funning

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