Big Yachts Race Today at Glen Cove
Big yachts race at Glen Cove on May 27 with betting six to five favoring Reliance over Constitution. Reliance beat Constitution by 2 minutes 21 seconds, but if Reliance’s length is measured over 108 feet, Constitution may win on time. Captains Miller and Rhodes comment on the close, sharp race and future potential.
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Reliance
Constitution
Lem Miller
Columbia
Oliver Iselin
Rhodes
The
Belmont
Shamrocks Sail for America Today
Sir Thomas Lip ton's squadron left Greenock for Gourock today to sail for America tomorrow. Large crowds bid farewell as ships signalled good wishes. The squadron sails at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon with excursion steamers accompanying the yachts and escorts to Ailsa Craig.
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Greenock
Sir Thomas Lipton
Gourock
America
Ailsa Craig
Readville Mile Run Features Torpedo Machine Debut
The Torpedo, the mile a minute machine, debuted at Readville track with Stanley driving a 1:14 mile, the fastest on the course and signaling strong records for the Massachusetts Automobile Club meet. Durbin was sidelined by a track incident as Spears beat Snow in a fast three way event.
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Readville
Stanley
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Percy Owen
Providence
Mark
Serpollette
Nice
Mr. Spear
Mr. Snow
Police stop boxing bouts at Charlestown event
About 600 spectators gathered at the Murray Chapel on Kunker Hill Street for a Sunset Athletic Club boxing show when Lieutenant Curry of Station 15 halted the bout as the contestants were warming up. He stated he would not permit such contests while in charge, and the crowd dispersed after brief tensions. Prominent attendees from Lynn and Salem were present.
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Murray Chapel
Kunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Sunset Athletic Club
Curry
Station 15
Lynn
Salem
Wyman
Boxing Gossip Sparks West End Title Rivalries
Sam Langford stops Chick Monahan in under a round at the Criterion A. C. in Boston. Andy Watson looms as Langford’s next foe at Lenox Athletic Club. The column notes bouts and plans across Boston and Portland with Langford, Coffey, Canole, Griffo, and Gans in action, plus management shakeups and possible matchups in New England boxing circles.
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Sam_ Langford
West End
Chick Monahan
Criterion A. C
Monahan
Langford
Andy Watson
Lenox Athletic Club
New England
John Butler
Lynn
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Kid Paul
Eddie Carr
Jack Dwyer
Peninsula
Harry
Kid Goodman
Portland
Ore
Joe Walcott
Billy Smith
Boston
Music Hall
Smith
Martin Canole
Kid Coffey
New York
Canole
Jack O'Keefe
Sandy
Tom Murray
Kid Griffo
North Walpole
N. H
Fall Mountain
Haywood
Kearns
Eddie Daly
Young Sydney
Physical Culture Club
Johnny Mack
al Fellows
Chicago
Chester Goodwin
P. Minihan
Jerry Callahan
Sweeney
Gans-Fitzgerald
Frisco
Chester
Haley
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Yale Half Miler Stricken Forces Change at Intercollegiates
Ed ward Deming of Yale falls ill at home in Hartford and cannot run in the intercollegiates. Captain Thomas departs for Hartford to oversee Yale's plans while Morgan H. Bowman will travel to New York for Friday heats and then return to New Haven to pitch against Princeton in Saturday baseball.
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New Haven
Yale
Edward Deming
Princeton
Harvard
Hartford
Thomas
Morgan H. Bowman
New York
The
Tigers
Harvard Track Team Ships Out For Mott Haven Meet
Harvard's track team heads to New York this morning for the Mott Haven intercollegiate games on Saturday. The squad will stay at the Plaza Hotel during the event.
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Harvard
New York
Plaza Hotel
Lowell 5 Fall River 4 in N E League tilt
Fall River rallied but a close ninth inning call cost them a chance to tie Lowell won 5 to 4. Key hits by Riccius and Bigbie plus solid fielding by McLaughlin highlighted the game played in Lowell.
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New England
Fall River
Lowell
Riccius
Bigbie
McLaughlin
R. H
Hafford
Courn’en
Cassidy
Ball
Weddige
Hickey
Merritt
Lawrence
Webber
Warren
Lake
Carrigan
McShlin
Moorhead
Derby
Ol Yeager
Cross
Lowell Icscescocessvsl
Écpipwk
Yeager
Rudderham
Harvard 13 Holy Cross 1 dominates on Soldiers Field
Harvard routed Holy Cross 13 to 1 as Coburn sparred with Bowman and Coolidge powered the Crimson offense. Holmes and Stillman homered while Clarkson matched Clarkson era speed and Crimson fielding impressed.
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Harvard A
Randaw
Sneer
Stephenson
Matthews
Clarkson
Stillman
Kernan c . Se
Story
Coburn
Coolidge
Ween
Esereere
Holy Cross
PO. Skelly
Ester
Baldwin
Piswviowes
Noonan
Stankard, S
Ase
McKean, Ge Lice Cess Eves
Deviln
Ennis
Flynn
Seeee
Harvard Ee
Spring
Kernan
Story Ennis
Halliday
Manchester Defeats Lawrence In Varick Park Showdown
Manchester edged Lawrence 4 2 in a feature less game at Varick Park. The game swung to the fifth when Manchester plated three on a walk a three base hit and an error. Murphy was fined for talking back to umpire Sullivan.
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New England
Manchester
N. H
Lawrence
Varick Park
Murphy
Sullivan
Varney Shuts Nashua as Brockton Debuts Three New Players
Brockton used three debuting men including Varney an ex Dartmouth pitcher who held Nashua to two runs. Manager Doe fined Kelly first baseman one hundred dollars and suspended him for the rest of the season for not staying in condition. Varney worked nine innings, Swope faced the Brockton lineup. Burrell Joyce Pastor Coveney doubled, Brockton had two earned runs. Attendance about ten with umpire King.
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W. I. Douglas
W. U. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Washington St
Boston
Summer St
Court St
New England
Varney
Dartmouth
Nashua
Doe
Kelly
Swope
Burrell
King
Yesterday's Scores From Various College Matches
Results show Brunswick-Bowdoin 8 Colby 3, Rochester 10 Worcester 7, Toronto 4 Jersey City 2, Baltimore 7 Providence 2, Buffalo 7 Newark 1, Meriden 10 Norwich 8, Holyoke 8 New Haven 0, Springfield 2 Bridgeport 10 innings, Hartford 4 New London 3, Princeton 9 Amherst 0.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Colby
Rochester
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Providence
Buffalo
Newark
Meriden
Norwich
Holyoke
New Haven
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
New London
Princeton
Amherst
Siscpia Ie
Ereatsie Ie Aiecane Siete
Eee
Harvard Crew Sails to Ithaca for Two-Mile Races
Harvard's second crew departs this afternoon for Ithaca to face Cornell and Pennsylvanias second shells on Cayuga Lake in a two mile race slated for Saturday.
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Harvard
Ithaca
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Cayuga Lake
Cornell Crew Disbanded by Coach Courtney
In Ithaca on May 27 Courtney ends Cornell varsity crew due to poor performance. He removes the eight oared shell from the team and assigns it to the first freshmen eight.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Courtney
Cornell
Georgetown Triumphs Over Phillips Andover 6 1
Georgetown Academy defeated Phillips Andover 6 to 1 in a baseball game. Key players included Darling and Dorman for Georgetown while Titus and Baker pitched for the mound. Attendance reached about 400 as both teams produced a competitive effort despite the final score.
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Georgetown
Andover
Orker
B. Po
E. Darling
O'C.brown
Dorman
Chourh
Ray Morgan
Huiska’ P
Harte
Pillow Rt
Henre'y
Cox
EO Thom
Baker
Scheller
Schild
W.b'n
Cfip
Anogovor
Sisees
Titus
Clough
Huiskayup
Thompson
Darling
Hart
Morgan
Brown
R. C. Brown
Huiscamp
R. W. Brown
Clarkson
Dartmouth Falls to Brown 4-0 in Hoosier-Style Clash
In Hanover on May 27 Brown defeats Dartmouth 4 to 0 as pitchers shine. Pattee stars for Dartmouth with solid support from Brown defenders while Barry and Davis contribute on offense. Glaze and Hatch split mound duties, Brown’s defense secures the shutout.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Brown
Pattee
B. Po. Ae
Witham
Barry
Davis
Lynehrf
Hobbs
Abbott
Keady
Gray
Shaw
Clark
OlOreutt
Belding
Reeve
McGrath
Hatch
Glaze
Erpowi
San Ceerenes
Gaffney
Somerville Ball Players Arrested in New Brunswick Heist
John B. Mc Lean and Charles D. McLean, brothers from Somerville Massachusetts, are under arrest in Bathurst New Brunswick on suspicion of stealing 3881 from W. J. Wilbur. John, a catcher for a local pro team, formerly played for the Boston Americans.
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ST. John
N. B
John B. McLean
Charles D. McLean
Somerville
Mass
W. J. Wilbur
Bathurst
John
Boston American
Somerville High School shuts out Malden 14 to 0 at Broadway Field
Somerville High School defeated Malden High School 14 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Broadway Field in a dominant performance. Malden offered little resistance as Somerville seized control early and never relinquished the lead.
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Malden High School
Somerville High School
Broadway Field
Wakefield High 12 Medford High 4 in Suburban League
Wakefield High School defeated Medford High School 12 to 4 to seize first place in the Suburban league standings. The Wakefield battery included Harrington and Casey, while Medford’s were Cram and Volpe.
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Wakefield
Wakefield High School
Medford High
Medford
Harrington
Casey
Cram
Volpe
Mechanic Arts High Beats Brookline High 9 to 6
Mechanic Arts High extended its winning streak with a 9 to 6 victory over Brookline High at Brookline. The contest featured a rugged pace and a late push by Mechanic Arts to secure the win.
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Mechanic Arts High
Brookline High
Brookline
IMAG
Brookline H. S
Roxbury Latin Clinches Lead With 19–4 Victory Over Volkmann
Roxbury Latin defeated Volkmann School 19 to 4 at Newton, with Drisko delivering a star performance and a long home run. Knowles, Batley, Aronson, Draper and Wendell starred for Roxbury, while McCarthy and Glidden excelled for Volkmann. Batter notes cite Drisko Wendell as battery, Burleigh umpire.
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Newton
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann School
Greene
Latin School
Drisko
Knowles
Batley
Aronson
Draper
Wendell
Roxbury
McCarthy
Glidden
Volkmann
Pete Caves
Gardiner
Ware
Klaus
R. L
Burleigh
Williams Tops Tufts 8-7 In Open First Inning Rally
Williams defeated Tufts 8 to 7 after an 8 run first inning burst gave Williams the early lead. Tufts improved in the field but failed to overcome the early deficit as McCarthy Westervelt Turrell O'Brien and Clay worked the game.
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Williamstown
Williams
Tufts
Rhe Williams
McCarthy
Westervelt
Turrell
O’brien
Clay
Baseball notes from city games and league standings
The column covers games at Huntington arena and the South End, with lineup changes including O'Brien replacing Stahl. It notes batting leaders Bresnahan and Mertes, mentions upcoming calls for Harvey Ir. Southward and F H Drayton, and comments on Eastern leagues and American league strength. It also references Giants sliding, Reds and Boston standings, a single Chicago win, and a Manchester league manager’s call for player lists.
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Washington
Huntington Arena
Pittsburg
South End
Callahan
Chicago
Norman Elberfeld
Stahl
O'Brien
Middle Garden
Bresnahan
New York
Mertes
Will Harvey Ir. Southward
F. H. Drayton
Dorchester
Baseball Roundup Tracks West trip and Boston games
The Western trip yielded two of three for Collins against Cleveland Detroit and Chicago. New York Invaders owners lament team play and threaten quits. Washington three games behind New York as Loftus forecasts Senators climb. Memorial Day opening at Huntington grounds features Highland Union Roxbury vs Andover with Councilman Glynn throwing first ball. Clark Griffith at 34 offers young player advice focusing on discipline and saving for a future trade.
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Collins
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
New York Invaders
Washington
New York
Loftus
Senators
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Ward 17
Highland Unions
Roxbury
Andover
Theodore A. Glynn
Highland Union
Clark Griffith
Bicycle Notes at Charles River Park Track Records Hit
Harry Elkes from Philadelphia clocks 1.41.5 mile pace behind pacemaker Hoffmann at Charles River Park. Walthour Moran Maya Nelson De Guichard Leander Caldwell MacLean train for next races as amateurs bolster the season.
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Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Philadelphia
Hoffman
Bobby Walthour
Jimmy Moran
Otto Maya
Joe Nelson
America
Basil de Guichard
George Leander
Chicago
Harry Caldwell
Hartford
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Revere
Hugny
Leander
Caldwell
Ruden
Felix R. Wendelschafer
Irvington-Millburn
New York
Bay View Wheelmen
Newark
Pitman
Jim Richards
Manhattan Beach
E. F. Root
New England
Hurley
Root
Richards
Lyon Wins Tennis Singles in New England Intercollegiate
Lyon of Williams defeated Turner of Amherst in the finals 7-5 1-6 6-2 to claim the intercollegiate singles title at Longwood. Bowdoin earned its first team cup entry by defeating Dartmouth in doubles 6-2 7-5 2-6 2-6. Libby and Smith led the Polar Bears in the victory.
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Lyon
Williams
Turner
Amherst
Bowdoin
Libby
Smith
Teck
Jones and Langley
Dartmouth
Wallis and Stevenson
Tufts
Wise
Knight
Irish Auto Course to Be Kept Closed
The entire course for the J. G. Bennett cup race in Ireland on July 2 will be closed from 6 am until completion. King Edward has shown great interest and discussed the event with Premier Balfour.
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London
Ireland
King Edward
Premier Balfour
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