Harvard Primed For Finals In Ic A A Track Meet
Harvard drivers push for titles as Blumer De Selding and Merrihew pace trials in distance and sprints. Harvard hosts strong showings with Rand and Kelley in hurdles and high jump, Yale Princeton and Cornell fielded key contenders, while Paull and Beck lead Penn in half mile and sprint events.
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T. S. Blumer
Fred de Selding
H. W. Kelley
E K. Merrihew
Harvard
Billy Rand
Piper
Rand
Gardner
Co. C. Little
Krueger
Swarthmore
Yale
Cary
Riley
la Montagne
Ross
Syracuse
DeSelding
McConger
Princeton
Carroll Cooney
von Howe
Rick
Paull
Pennsylvania
French
Cornell
Coy
Kilpatrick
Andrus and
Goebel
C. M. French
Beck
Penn
Hitchcock
Hurlburt
Talcott
Cook
Lee Talbott
McArthur
Moakley
Mayhew
Brown
Ono
J. C. Talcott
A. P. Roscoe
Stevens
H. Welsh
A. D. Piper
D. R. Mobbing
E. F. Leger
Michigan
KR. B. Hurlburt
P. A. Ross
F M. de Selding
A. McConder
R. W. Hitchcock
E. K. Merrihew
Palmer
Haverford
L. V. Howe
W. M. Rand
G. P. Gardner
R. C. Craig
J. A. Hartrauft
J. ©. Talcott
M. Dwight
Ea O'Connell
Whiteley
Spitzer
Guild
Nelson Hyland title bout eyed in Colma arena
This report previews the 3 PM local fight for the lightweight championship between Battling Nelson and Dick Hyland in Colma at Jim Cof froth’s open air arena. Both weigh 133 pounds with a scheduled 45 rounds and Nelson as heavy favorite despite questions on stamina. Concurrent notes cover Tommy Quill versus Jimmy Gardner for the welter title, Johnson-O’Brien crossfire, and other boxing items including Langford’s rising status and Attell’s injury.
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Boston
Nelson
Dick Hyland
Jim Coffroth
Colma
West
Hyland
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Jimmy Gardner
Gardner
McKinnon
Quill
Lowell
Nuf Ced McGreeveys Seek Postponed Game
Owing to a cancellation the Nuf Ced McGreeveys have no game for Monday. They seek a strong semi professional opponent with a fair guarantee. Contact telephone 22693 Roxbury between 7 and 9 p m today.
Garcelon and Moakley in Mutual Admiration Act
A Boston Tavern gathering among Cornell alumni features heavy praise for Jack Moakley as he boosted Cornell athletics. W F Garcelon of Harvard is cited, with Moakley countering Garcelon on practicality and Harvard’s leadership in practical athletics. Other ex Cornell athletes Harry Porter and Herbert Trude also speak.
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Garcelon
Moakley
Sons of
Cornell
Boston
University
Jack” Moakley
W. F. Garcelon
Harvard University
Harvard
Harry Porter
Herbert Trude
Roxbury Latin Bows Out of Schoolboy Regatta
Roxbury Latin School will not be represented in the upcoming schoolboy regatta as the first crew is barred for scholarship issues and the second crew is disbanded for missing practice. Heats may be reshuffled to accommodate Brookline High Volkmann and other entrants as Roxbury withdraws, while other local schools prepare for the Boston High School meet.
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Roxbury Latin School
Meade
Eichorn
Crombie
Fallon
Roxbury
Roxbury Latin
Brookline High
Volkmann
Brookline
Gould to meet Wellington in Woodland Club semi finals
In the Woodland Golf Club amateur event Gould of Albemarle faces Wellington of Woodland while Sproule of Wollaston meets White of Brae Burn in the semi finals. Second round results include White defeating Hylan 4 3 and Sproule beating Thayer 6 4.
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Woodland Golf Club
F. M. Gould
Albemarle
A. J. Wellington
R. BE. Sprouls
Wollaston
A. L. White
J. BE
Kedian
Woodland
KE. Ghichester
Brae-Burn
E. Sproule
EK. Thayer
J. B. Hylan
Vesper
Ivy League Track Results Highlight Dartmouth and Harvard
Dartmouth and Harvard dominated with top finishes. L Watson led among runners while team standings show Dartmouth third and Harvard fourth. Pole vault qualifiers show J L Barr of Harvard at 12 ft 14 in and E T Cook of Cornell at 12 ft 1%4 in among others.
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Harvard
R. P. Pope
Palmer
Dartmouth
Canfield
Yale
Dick Harwood
C. Lawrence
J. Lt. Barr
Cook
Cornell
Pickles
Pennsylvania
Campbell
F. T. Nelson
C. Vezin, Jr
Princeton
J. L. Barr
E. T. Cook
J. F. Pickles
C. 8. Campbell
Malden High Wins Quadrangular Meet
Malden High wins the quadrangular track meet with Everett Second and Medford Third in Malden on May 28 as the meet marks its first hosting in 12 years.
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Everett
Medford
Malden
Ior
Malden Wins Rainy High School Track Meet Domination
Teams from Malden Everett Melrose and Medford competed on a heavy slick field with Malden led by Hadley and Morey. Final score Malden 33 Everett 27 Melrose 15 Medford 8. Events included 106 yard dash won by Hadley and others with several Malden firsts.
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Malden
Everett
Medford
Melrose
Hadley and Morey
Hadley
Winship
Wentworth
Miner
Lewis
MacInnis
Brickley
Miliken
Foster
Morey
Enwright
K. Winship
Hart
Leighton
R. Winship
Munroe
Stutsman
Doves Fall Short Without Bowerman Behind Bat
Baseball notes describe struggling Doves lacking fight when Bowerman is absent as Bowerman’s return boosts travel speed and power. Jack Boukes rejoined the team while Johnnie Bates draws Giants interest but stays untouchable due to Bates’s fast travel. Detailed remarks compare Speaker to Cobb and praise Lord and Stahl’s impact on the Athletics with Lord’s inside work highlighting lineup balance.
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Bowerman
Giants
Johnnie Bates
Bates
Jack Boukes
Doves
Detroit
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Boston
Harry Lord
Jake Stahl
Athletics
Lord
Shaw Faces Sargent For Harvard Golf Title
Waverley May 28 The Harvard University championship golf matches reached the semi finals with A H Shaw defeating H H Wilder and F W Sargent beating FP M Smith to set a final for the gold medal.
Harvard Second Team Dominates Field Manual Training School
Harvard's second baseball team defeated Spring Field Manual Training School 6 to 0. E V Long '10, a football letterman, pitched shutout baseball allowing only two hits and striking out ten.
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Harvard
Springfield Manual Training School
E. V. Long
Harvard Freshmen to Clash with Cornell in Ithaca
Harvard and Cornell freshmen teams meet in a baseball tilt with Harvard traveling to Ithaca. The 1 30 p m game on Soldiers Field pits Harvard against Cornell, and the result sets the stage for Harvard’s final Yale series on campus.
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Harvard
Tthaca
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Yale
Boston Man Wins Portland Gun Shoot
The Portland Gun Club marked its 21st anniversary with a day of shooting that drew top amateur and some pro marksmen from New England. Notable attendee John Philip Sousa of New York won a prize among a list of winners including T. Kirkwood of Boston and Reed of Boston.
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Portland
Portland Gun Club
New England
John Philip Sousa
New York
T. Kirkwood
Boston
Reed
Manchester
Hassam
Powell
Marden
Sousa
E. A. Randall
E. Reed
A. S. Alexander
C. A. Alexander
Richmond
Hinds
Cross Ekes Out Victory Over Young Erne in Tight Bout
In New York at the Fairmount A. C. Leach Cross edged Young Erne in a ten round lightweight bout. Cross delivered a hard mashing throughout and earned a clear decision while Erne showed grit and resilience despite the beating.
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New York
Leach Cross
Erne
Fairmont A. C
Quaker City
Cross
Eric
Sleep Town
Harvard Meets Yale in Tennis Tourney Clash
Harvard and Yale tennis teams clash this afternoon at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline. Harvard decisively defeated Princeton in the only match played this year.
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Harvard
YALE
Longwood Cricket Club
Brookline
Princeton
Brockton High Beats Stoughton High 16 to 0
Brockton High routed Stoughton High 16 to 0 this afternoon. The Brockton offense exploded with 16 runs on 9 hits while Stoughton managed just 1 run through the game. Batteries Irving Eagan and Killory faced Capen Dykeinson and Daley. Umpire Harrington.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Stoughton High
R.H.F. Brockton
Stoughton
Irving, Eagan and Killory
Capen
Dykeinson and Daley
Harrington
Dorner Sold to Kansas City in Major League Waiver
Gus Dorner, the Doves pitcher, has been sold to Kansas City in the American Association after all major clubs waived their claims. He will report to the new club immediately.
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Gus Dorner
Doves
Kansas City
Bowlers Set Higher Marks at National Bowling Congress
At Madison Square Garden the National Bowling Congress raised marks in both individual and two man team events. Fred Hegeman of Brooklyn led individuals with 670 while Brooklyn teams posted 1230 and 1215 in two man events. Erie county's William J. Conners led Buffalo night attendance as 200 delegation members eyed next year’s convention.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Fred Hegeman
Brooklyn
Quondam Plainfield
N. J
Erie County
William J. Conners
Buffalo
Fred M. Hegeman
H. J. Miller
Paul Loetje
A. Lawson
M. A. Maxwell
Carl and Haller
Helitas
Colin
Blaty
Stout
Platefield
Frazier
Pircs
Philadelphia
Weber
Hutchins
Charles W. Gilbert
Cleveland
G. Jarrett
David Woodbury
Chicago
Lee Johns
Newark
National Bowling Association
Barry Clinches Heavyweight Win in Paris Ring
In Paris on May 28 Jim Barry of Chicago knocked out Tom Bolan of England in the first round. A French fighter named Hogan defeated Dick Green of the United States in the third round, with Green being knocked out.
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Paris
Jim Barry
Chicago
Tom Bolan
Hogan
Dick Green
Green
1912 Olympic Games Move to Stockholm Sweden
The international Olympic council in session in Berlin under Baron De Couvertin decided today to hold the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm Sweden.
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Berlin
International Council of the Olympic Committee
Baron de Couvertin
Stockholm
Sweden
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