High School Finals Today at Tech Field Cambridge
The Boston High School meet finals are this afternoon at Tech Field Cambridge with English High and Commerce favored. Commerce relies on senior men coached by Sherlock though Kilham failed to qualify in the high jump. Francis Tobin set a new broad jump mark, beating rival Captain William Nolan. The senior hurdles feature Cronin Mullen Kilham and Williams, with Wing of Latin also in contention in the 44 yard dash finals.
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Middlesex Season Ends With St George's Game and Pomfret Rowing
Middlesex School ends its athletic season with a final baseball game against St. George's School of Newport Rhode Island and a crew race against Pomfret School on Bateman's Pond Concord. Memorial Day features a match with Rindge Technical School at Concord.
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Arlington High nine faces three tough league games this week
The Arlington High School baseball team, Mystic Valley League champions last year, schedules three league games this week. This afternoon they host Reading High at Arlington, Wednesday morning they play Chelsea High at Arlington, and Friday afternoon they meet Dorchester High at Dorchester.
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Stallings Lands New Slab Man
A brand new pitcher will be fitted out in the Joggery of the Braves in the near future. Scott Perry is his name. His purchase from the Atlanta club of the Southern league by the Boston club was made known last night.
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Perry Joins Braves as New Pitcher Prospect
The Braves plan to add Perry, a tall right hander with major league experience, after two other clubs passed him over. He impressed in a Boston game by shutting out the Braves, and will report to Atlanta after the Western trip. His addition will force roster changes as Brooklyn assists in the upcoming stay.
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Bike Riders Arrive for Revere Races
The advance guard of the bike riders for the opening races at the Revere cycle track arrived yesterday and will race over the new surface from now until Wednesday afternoon. George Wiley of Syracuse leads the arrivals and is set to meet Madonna and Linart in an 80 mile three cornered motor paced event. Linart is expected tomorrow from New Jersey where he has been working at a munition plant.
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Sox Strength in Fielding Tops Pitching and Batting
The Boston Red Sox ride a week without a loss, led by stellar fielding with team marks of .969 and opposition at .945, while batting and base running show gains. Hooper and Scott lift individual scores. Wilhoit, Magee, and Smith also rise. Roush leads NL with .800, Speaker and Cobb drop. Ruth and Gainer reach required games for top list.
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Harvard Soldiers Spark Summer Baseball Boom
Training camp athletics at Harvard produced a surge of interest with the first inter company baseball game. The revived activity shows recruits returning to sport after weeks of inactivity and signals renewed vigor in college athletics.
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Early Baseball Scores From Twin City League Night
Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 1 0 in game one and 7 5 in game two. St Paul beat Milwaukee 10 5 in game one and tied 3 3 in game two. CES See Columbus 7 Toledo 12 8 in the two games with Columbus winning game one and Toledo game two. Louisville and Indianapolis had both games postponed due to rain.
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International League Score Report Buffalo Montreal Newark Baltimore Providence Rochester Rain
Buffalo defeated Montreal and Newark 5 to 2 in game one and Baltimore beat Newark 6 to 4 in game two. The Providence Rochester Rain list appears as a fragment with no clear result.
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Italy Honors Washington and Santayana May Return
Italy's war mission laid a bronze wreath at George Washington's tomb on Mount Vernon and pledged to fight for liberty. At Harvard, Professor George Santayana may return as faculty as the philosophy department rebuilds after losses including Royce Munsterberg Yerkes Holt.
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Shipping Board backs wooden ship plan opposed by Goethals
In Washington on May 27, Shipping Board chairman Denman rebutted General Goethals' claim the wooden ship program is hopeless. Denman said even with maximum steel output in 18 months, 1000 wooden ships are still needed to close the merchant tonnage gap amid ongoing submarine threat.
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Cardinals Sign Langdon Prospect From Pittsburg University
President Rickey of the St. Louis Cardinals announces the signing of Edwin Langdon a left handed pitcher from the University of Pittsburg. At 28 he stands six feet tall and weighs 175 pounds Rickey says Langdon is the best college prospect seen since George Sisler.
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Posies Delay A's Visit to Chicago
Ping Bodie drew flower bouquets from Italian society groups during each at bat as the Athletics played in Chicago, interrupting the game repeatedly and turning his plate appearances into floral spectacles.
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Hayes Dominates Bowdoin Inter scholastics Sprinting Feat
William Hayes of St. John's Frep shattered the 100 yard record with a 10.0 second run at Bowdoin Inter scholastics and equalled his mark in the 220 yard dash. The Danvers school standout is praised as the region's premier sprint talent near Boston.
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Memorial Day Game at Concord Field
The Concord High School nine meets Lowell High School in a Memorial Day morning game at the Concord play ground.
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