Harvard Defeats Cornell in Cold, One-Sided Soldiers Field Game
Harvard beat Cornell at Soldiers Field in a long ragged contest. Stillman pitched well for Harvard while Cornell struggled with three first inning errors and few other hits. Brown homered for Cornell, and several Harvard fielding plays, including a sharp double play and an exceptional catch, highlighted the game.
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Harvard
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Stillman
Brown
Oldiers Field
Lewis
Bristol F
Aesse Skilton
Coolidge
Carr
Kernan
Brewster
Whinnery
Skilton
Georgetown Triumph Over Holy Cross In Pitchers Battle
Georgetown defeats Holy Cross 2 1 in Worcester after a late ninth inning by Drake raises one run. Mackay and Coakley duel with opportune hitting. Holy Cross leaves runner at third with no outs in the ninth. Georgetown 6 hits 2 errors. Holy Cross 5 hits 8 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mackay
Coakley
Georgetown
Drake
Holy Cross
Anpperlus
Noonan
Tufts Beats Exeter 9–4 in Cold College Hill Game
Tufts defeated Exeter 9 to 4 at College Hill in Medford. It was the second meeting after Tufts won at Exeter last week 15 to 2. Slow fielding due to cold weather hid solid batting with two sharp double plays and strong display by Tufts captain Chapman.
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Medford
Tufts
Exeter
College Hill
Chapman
Ufts
Phillips Exeter
Perkins and Plunkett
Cook and
Cooney
Roxbury High Beats English High 14-8 In Franklin Field clash
Roxbury High defeated English High 14 to 8 on Franklin Field yesterday. Key moments included a double by Amsbury and Bengon a three base hit. notable play from Ritchie and Clapp. Battery for Roxbury was McIntire with Houghton. for English High Harrington and Ritchie pitched.
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Roxbury High
English High
Franklin Field
Amsbury
Bengon
Ritchie
Clapp
McIntire and
Houghton
Roxbury
Harrington
Brookline Officer Peter Curry Remains In Serious Condition
Brookline police officer Peter Curry was found unconscious last Sunday and remained in serious condition. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital again yesterday afternoon for further treatment.
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Peter Curry
Brookline
Massachusetts General Hospital
Real reason Emery refused elopement revealed in Framingham
Close friends of the late Andrew J. Emery claim Nina Danforth killed him for refusing to elope as promised. They say Emery led her to believe an elopement would occur, then avoided her, prompting her to pursue him and ultimately shoot after a brutal letter exposed his duplicity.
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South Framingham
Andrew J. Emery
Nina Danforth
Hmery
Emery
Post
Miss Danforth
South Framiam
Boston
Nina Danforth III in East Cambridge jail gravely ill
Nina Danforth III lies near collapse in East Cambridge jail as daily visits by Dr. Wiley of Newton continue. Her counsel struggles to obtain a coherent statement about her relation to Emery while she alternates between claims of mercy and brutality and expresses remorse or relief about his death.
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Nina Danforth
East Cambridge
Wiley
Newton
Emery
Mery
Dean
G.A
James
Grant Post
Kingston
N. Y
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rendeut
David Kennety
Suffragists Hold Festival at Faneuil Hall in Boston
The New England Woman Suffrage Association held its annual May festival in Faneuil Hall with 300 attendees. Speeches by Rev. Eeod, John Graham Brooks, Ida C. Hutton, Colonel Higginson, and others urged women’s representation and praised the Mothers' Equal Guardianship bill as it moved toward final reading.
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New England Woman Suffrage Association
Faneuil Hall
Allston
Anna Garlin Spencer
Bell Street
Providence
Julia Ward Howe
The
New England W. 8. A
Cambridge
Engand
Ida C. Hutton
Universalist Church
T. W. Higginson
Coronel Higginson
Charles F Dole
Jamaica Plain
Henry B.blackwell
Old Bay
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Eradication of Scrofula
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine for all humors and urges complete eradication of scrofula. It notes scrofula can be slow to develop and may cause digestive issues, catarrh, and a tendency to consumption before visible eruptions or glandular swelling appear. The claim positions Hood's as reliable for full cleanup.
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King Dental
Washington Street
Avon Street
Jordan's
White's
Crosby's
Oxford
Games Today New England League Brief
Fall wer at Lawrence. Concord at Payer. Manchester at Pwrell. Pa at payer.
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New England
R. Hi. B
Lowell
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
NEW England League
Lawrence
Payer
Pwrell
Lowell Grabs Narrow Win Behind Lockdown Pitching
Breealer limited Concord to a single hit, a second inning infield single by Collins. Lee pitched solidly as Lowell built a lead with Defoehn’s run scoring hits. final 2 to 1 with Cassidy stealing a base and Cross adding a two-base hit.
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New England
Lowell
Concord
Collins
Lee
de Oehn
Cassidy
Cross
McLaughlin
Connors
Lake
Murphy
Pall
Conally
Bressler
Wilitch—Bressler
White
Manchester Wins Slugger Game at Varick Park 16 to 3
In a slugging match at Varick Park Manchester defeated Ashua 16 to 3. Whiting pitched effectively for Manchester while Bush struggled for Ashua. The box score shows Manchester with 5 earned runs and multiple extra base hits including two by Smith and a three base hit by Smith. Stolen bases and errors listed with players Bush, Whiting, Rapp, Kane, and others.
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Manchester
N. H
Ashua
Varick Park
Bush
Whiting
Smith
Kane
Thackara
Rapp
Putman
Chandler
Butman
Shea
Kwall
Clark
Hassett
Atendan i
Dover Defeats Lawrence 8–2 in Pitchers’ Battle
Dover beats Lawrence 8 to 2 at Central Park in a pitchers’ duel. McAleese, recently released by Concord, fanned eight and fielded well. Notable plays include Mullaney’s running fence catch and Cameron’s one hand pickup on a grounder. Small crowd due to cold weather.
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Dover
Lawrence
New England
N. H
Central Park
McAleese
Concord
Mullaney
Cameron
Grant
Burrill
Lemire
Harrison
Tone
Umpfire
Rudderham
Fall River Defeated by Haverhill Amid Protest in Sixth
In a tense game Fall River lost to Haverhill 8 to 3 as Haverhill scored five runs in the sixth aided by errors. Amire Dorsey ruled a controversial afield play in the seventh noted by Fall River, with protest filed. Stolen bases by O Reilly Beville Brodrick McDonald and Shincel noted along with four walks issued to Beville and three to Gildea. Attendance 450.
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New England
Fall River
Gildea
Haverhill
Amire Dorsey
O'Reilly
Beville
Brodrick
McDonald
Shincel
Thornhill
Bowcock
Shires
Ward
Neville
Dorsey
Three Years For Polygamy In Superior Court
George A. Sheldon, 85, shoemaker, was sentenced by Judge Bond to the House of Correction for three years with three days in solitary for polygamy after pleading guilty. He had married three women, with a history of elopements and widows, and faced indictments as an administrator and husband. Mrs. Sheldon No. 1 asked for mercy but the court imposed substantial punishment.
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George A. Sheldon
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Sheldon
Corte
Lynn
Boston
Appleton
Cliftondale
Lyamy
Sheldon No. 1
Sweeney Chosen as Nomtas Commissioner in Salem
Salem May 28 Mayor Hurley tonight appointed Edward J. Sweeney to the Nomtas commissioner post replacing C. B. Clark whose term expired. Sweeney a leather dealer on Washington street is a longtime Salem resident and school graduate and is regarded as a popular choice.
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Salem
Hurley
Edward J. Sweene
Nomtas
Clark
Sweeney
Wasington Street
Gaelic field day at Everett features hurling and football matches
Arrangements are set for a Gaelic Athletic Association field day at Everett’s Broadway grounds Memorial Day weekend May 30. Events include running jumping and weight throwing with a $150 prize for hurling and football. Teams drawn include Foot Ball Farryowens of Cambridge v Shamrocks of Brighton and Hen Grattan of Romsey v Shamrocks of Overhill.
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Gaelic Athletic Association
Everett
Broadway
Memorial Ys
Farryowens
Cambridge
Shamrocks
Brighton
Hen Grattans
Romsey
Overhill
m@onnells
Bos I Lands
Camp
South Boston
Young Irelands
Celtics
LeMoyne Wins Two Races At Brookline Aquatic Meet
Spectators packed Brookline baths for an air exhibition of water sports with Yale, New Haven, and Brookline swimmers. Notable winner LeMoyne of Brookline swam to victory in two invitation events and starred in the 80 and 300 yard races. The Brookline-Yale relay ended close, Brookline prevailing 4 to 1 in water polo.
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Brookline
New York
New Haven
Yale
N. B. Goodwin
United States
Harry LeMoyne
Brookline Swimming Club
LeMoyhe
LeMoyne
Brookline Swimimims Club
Green
Brennan
Reentler
McCormick
Holm
Cook
Alexander
Mather
Damon
Orthwein
Wenck
Boyce
Goodwin
James B. Green
Brookine
Fred Weneck
Johnson
Quinlan
Ahearn
Cambridge
al” McCormick
Yale E Plunge
G. P. Kool
Lionel McKenzie
George ™ Moore
Arthur Mann
Davidson defeats Paret in Southern tennis title tilt
May 28 in Washington John Co Davidson beats J Parmley Paret in the Southern championship with both players noted two time champions. Davidson now challenges Champion Little for this year’s trophy as San Antonio pair Cresson Russ win the doubles with Geoghegan Clark of Washington. Miss Moore beats Miss Steele in the singles and Miss Wimner with Mr Paret defend the national doubles crown.
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Washington
John Co. Davidson
J. Parmley Paret
Davidson
Messrs
Cresson
Russ
San Antonio
Texas
Geoghegan and
Clark
Miss Moore
Miss Steele
Marie Wimner
Mr. Paret
Baron Frankenstein
Brown & Nichols blank Medford High in golf at Franklin Park
Brown and Nichols defeated Medford High 25 to 0 in the Interscholastic golf series at Franklin Park yesterday afternoon. Sampson of Medford opened with a 22 yard drive on the fourth hole, while Azarian of Brown and Nichols posted the best medal score of 38 for the front nine and 48 back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Nichols
Medford High
Franklin Park
Sampson
Medford
Azarian
Brown & Nichole—Ware
West
Formal opening at Wellington Hill Golf Club tomorrow
The Wellington Hill Golf Club hosts the formal opening of its new clubhouse from 1:30 to 3:30 in the afternoon. The main event is a Terhune Cup handicap tournament, a prize donated by William L. Terhune, director of the club and president of the Colonial Club of Dorchester.
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Wellington Hill
William L. Terhune
Colonial Club of
Dorchester
Local Wrestling Meet Hails Hubbard Wins In Tough Matches
John Simpson defeats Kid Crowe in a fall during a catch-as-catch-can contest. Joe Walton of Green City wrestles 20 minutes in prelims before earning a decision.
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U Pry
John Simpson Verton
Kid Crowe
Joe Walton Baeoung Green
Walton
Postum Coffee Alternative Reverses College Health Woes
A Hyattsville Maryland college student reports coffee caused nervousness and a pale hollow complexion. After switching to Postum Food Coffee as directed, her color and health improved, and she plans to return to college confident. She notes a family experience with Postum where proper preparation mattered.
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Hyattsville
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Reception Draws Nearly 3000 To Young Men's Union Event
Nearly 3000 people attended the Young Men's Christian Union reception at 48 Boylston Street last night from 8 to 10. The informal event showcased all departments, floral decorations from Thomas F. Galvin, and performances by Nay and Odell's Concert Orchestra, the Union Orchestra, the Lansham Mandolin Orchestra, the Clover Club, and the Apollo Male Quartet. Letters of regret came from Mayor Collins, Institute of Technology President Pritchett, Harvard President Eliot, Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Hon George S Boutwell, and George Iryman. Notables including John D Long and Speaker were among the attendees.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Union
Thomas F. Galvin
Nay and Odell
Union Orchestra
Union Hall
Lansham Mandolin Orchestra
Clover Club
Apollo
Collins
Pritchett
The
Institute of Technology
Eliot
Harvard University
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Cambridge
George
Boutwell
George Iryman
Boston
John D Long
Wyere
Sooke Low at Tuxedo Golf Course New York
In the Metropolitan Golf Association fourth annual tournament at Tuxedo Golf Club forty nine starters played 18 holes in qualifying. G F Watson Sr won the playoff for 32nd place while Travis topped the low score with 76. Douglas and Livingston Jr drew a large crowd in their afternoon match as Robshins and Dinsmore Jr. battled over 23 holes with Dinsmore prevailing.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Tuxedo Golf Club
G. F. Watson, Srr
Travis
United States Golf Association
F. Douglas
L. Livingston, Jr
A. Hi. Robshins
W. B. Dinsmore, Jr
Boston Bay Regatta Entries Announced for Tomorrow
The Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association lists entered yachts for the regatta tomorrow at 10 AM. Entries include Class 1 boats PEO Beatrice and Dawn. Class 3 boats Dobster Eclipse Harriet Lobster Marillian. Class 4 Dot Hector Echo. Class Dink Tom Ow Thomas MacDonald Dinky. and additional vessels such as Pio neer Tacoma and Loring Sears. Yachts may still be entered today with W B Johnson at 339 Washington Street.
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Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association
Heraky Peo
C. A. Heney
Dobster
G. P. Keith
Eclipse
Jones & Crocker
Harriet
Frank Neal
Lobster
Erne Hendrie
Marillian
Pervear
Marvel, Lincoln & Reed
Pioneer
Walter Kelley
Tacoma
J. F. Ring
Dot
F. H. Powers
Echo
Hall & Fisher
Hector
Arthur Hubbard
Ideal
H. B. Whittier
Dink
Richard McGrath
Tomow Thomas MacDonald
Dinky
John
W. B. Johnson
Washington Street
Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club announces next three races
Circulars announce Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club races for the next three Saturdays starting June 14 and June 17. June 14 race opens to all enrolled yachts with results counting toward Yacht Racing Association percentages. Starts off the club house at 2 45. The June 14 race will be for club yachts.
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Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association
Corinthian
Beverly
Harvard
A. T. Bliss
Y. R
Derek & River
EF. P. Boggs
Y BP. P. Boynton
Essrs
Taylor Humphrey
Charles E. Pearr
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Bright
Propelle Street
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Michigan
Thomas MS. Reath
Mr. Reath
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Warner's
Toaid
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Keane
London
Dubuque
Iowa
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Catholic University At
Harvard II
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Chase
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Roestee
Bristol Clarkson
Kerran
Sklton
Wendell
Clarkson
Matthews
Wwis
Raymond
Wesks & Potter
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Crosby
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ASQ
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Curry
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Worcester Sahedbedebens
Eoseeeneeenverere
Nina Danforth III
New England Association
Keilty & Cummins
Washington St
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Gaelic Athletic
ATC
Philadelphia
Giity Jones
Hing
cGovern
Ned
Paret
Simpson
Crowe
Dissolution Sale Pioneer Clothing CO
Washington ‘Tract Iton
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Russia
Douglas
Panama
Pioneer Clothing
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Boston Bay Regatta
Hanwinr St
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Scuneral Undertakers
Dudley Street Terminal
A. Sawyer
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