BIG GAMES SCHEDULED THIS WEEK IN AREA HIGH SCHOOLS
Reading High hosts Revere High and Somerville visits Medford High while Melrose meets alumni. other matchups include Dorchester vs Mechanic Arts and Newton vs Brookline. Harvard freshmen face Yale freshmen in Cambridge as track legends and trainer debates surface.
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Reading High
Revere High
Reading
Somerville High
Brockton High
Brockton
Everett High
Malden High
Fverett
A. m
Medford High
Somerville
P. m
Melrose High
Alumni
Melrose
Worcester South High
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester
Newton High
Brookline High
Newton
Wakefield High
Boston College High
Wakefield
Arlington High
Gloucester High
Gloucester
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
H. S. of Commerce
Rindge
Fenway
Brighton High
Charlestown High
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Roxbury
South Boston
Boston
Cambridge Latin
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Lee High
Winencester
Harvard Struggles Highlight Shrinking Crimson Pitching
Har vard shows a three game skid as Holy Cross upends the Crimson. The report notes Harvard lacks a first class pitcher on the mound, despite strengths in other areas as the college season nears decisive big games.
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Harvard
Crimson
Holy Cross
College baseball matchups shape early season testing
Yale and Harvard face pitching and batting woes as injuries sap strength. Cottrell of Syracuse shuts out Michigan and Tufts pitcher Harry Martin dominates Bowdoin. Big weekend slate includes Harvard at Andover then Dartmouth at Soldiers Field, Yale vs Brown in Providence and Princeton in New Haven, Williams vs Amherst at Williamsport, and Cornell versus Pennsylvania at Ithaca.
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Andover
Yale
Brown
Providence
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Worcester
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
Williams
Amherst
Williamstown
Princeton
Princeon
Boston College
Middlebury
Locust Street Grounds
Cambridge
New Haven
Fordham
Amhierst
Cottrell
Syracuse
Michigan
Harry Martin
Tufts
Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Sunday baseball arrest in Roxbury sparks crowd
Eugene J. O Connor Jr of Roxbury and Peter J Laferty were arrested in Rugby Park Mattapan for violating the Sabbath by playing baseball. Police faced jeers from a crowd of about 500 at the opening of the park as officers led the pair away.
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Eugene J. O'Connor, Jr
Roxbury
Boston
O’connor
Peter J. Laferty
Charles Maynes
Ryan, Smith and Clark
Division 11
Rugby Park
Mattapan
Polo Match Looms With Britain and America in Global Showdown
Two days remain before a four-nation polo duel at Meadowbrook Hunt Club on Hempstead Plains. English and American players have raised vast sums for top ponies. fans across four continents anticipate a world title clash with star riders including Waterburys, Whitney, and Milburn leading the American side.
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New York
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Hempstead Plains
Long Island
Four Continents
England
India
South America
New Jersey
Brookline
Mass
Chevy Chase
Washington
Bryn Mawr
Philade
Sheridan sets new discus record at Celtic Park
New York May 28 A new world discus mark 141 feet 4 3 8 inches was set by Martin J Sheridan of the Irish American A C at Celtic Park in a New York Post Office Clerks Association meet. McGrath 58 11 in weight throw and Gwynn Henry 93 4 in 100 yard dash also featured with Henry winning a handicap in 10 seconds.
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New York
Martin J. Sheridan
A. C
Celtic Park
New York Post Office Clerks’ Association
Matthew McGrath
Brooklyn
Gwynn Henry
Texas
Gossip for Motorists and Road Safety Notes
The Glidden tour entries close next Thursday amid waning interest. Indianapolis hosts a 500 mile event described as a merry go round with fast cars and potential spills. A charity auto trip for blind and crippled children runs next week, with a request for loaned cars. Insurance rate hikes impact private garages. Street and wagon visibility rules raise concerns about driver sightlines and signals to prevent accidents.
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Indianapolis
Grandstand
Brockton Fair Races Second Payment Due June 1
The Brockton Fair schedules the second payment for early closing race classes on June 1. The new subway under the track is completed and the track surface is reported in excellent condition. Many horses are quartered on the grounds and training daily, with the half mile track praised as among the best in New England.
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Brockton Fair
New England
Canoe Association Elects Its Officers at Regatta
Members of the Eastern division of the American Canoe Association, gathering for their annual regatta at Lake Quinsigamond, elected officers. Fred Brodbeck of Dedham was named vice-commander, John B. Howard of Medford rear commodore, EH A Rolland of Dedham purser, Albert Ritchie of Lawrence, L W Stringer of Providence and J E Bete of Worcester to the executive committee.
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Worcester
American Canoe Association
Lake Quinsigamond
Fred Brodbeck
Dedham
John B. Howard
Medford
EH. A. Rolland
Albert Ritchie
Lawrence
Ll. W. Stringer
Providence
J. E. Bete
Miller Tops Boston Nationals Batting Leader Emerges
Roy Miller, once little known, now leads the Boston Nationals with a .370 batting average. The article notes Miller's steady improvement and rising prominence as the team's top hitter amid a season of team struggles.
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Boston Nationals
Tribe of Tenney
Roy Miller
Miller
Cobb Leads Hitters As Callahan Shines In Major Leagues
The piece notes Cobb nearing league leadership with 65 hits and calls Jimmy Callahan of the White Sox a standout in batting this season. It highlights Callahan’s steady regularity and the vigor of seasoned sluggers while tracking changes in the American and National League batting averages and the emergence of top 300 hitters.
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Cobb
McInnis
Collins
Georgia Peach
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
All Roads to Indianapolis Speedway Draw Mammoth Crowd
Indianapolis May 28 Thousands of automobile enthusiasts gather as the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway approaches. Bar ny Oldfield and Bob Burman highlight a field of leading drivers with trials and eliminations planned amid heavy traffic and crowded hotels.
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Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Barney Oldfield
Speedway
Bob Burman
Ringling Brothers Circus Arrives in Boston Tented City Sets Parade
A Boston welcome for the Ringling Brothers circus as tents go up on the Fenway grounds after a move from Troy. A 9:15 morning parade winds Ipswich Street to Boylston Street and back, amid 1280 workers and 282 nationalities. The show features elephants, camels, lions, rhinos, a giraffe, and a rare cheetah, with head of the commissary A L Webb and his team overseeing setup.
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Troy
N. Y
Ipswich Street
Boylston Road
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Tremont
Charles
Beacon
Boston
A. L
America
Jerry
India
A. L. Webb
K C Teams Battle In Closest Local Warmup At Rogers Park
K C Knights of Columbus Brighton and Jamaica Plain clash in a full strength amateur game at Rogers Park Brighton at 8 PM tomorrow. Reardon and Freeburn form the Jamaica Plain battery, rekindling their 13 inning 1 to 0 win over Somerville K of C.
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Jamaica Plain
Lincoln House Annual Holiday Games Set for May 30
Lincoln House will hold its annual spring track and field games at Wood Island Park East Boston tomorrow morning May 30 at 10 o clock. Seven events for juniors and nine for seniors include sprints distance runs jumping and throwing events and a baseball throw.
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Lincoln House
Wood Island Park
Boston
Page Class Teams Set for Double-Header Tomorrow
Roxbury Page Class teams meet at Dunbar Avenue grounds in a morning double-header. The Page Class League team opens against the Sarmees of Dorchester at 9 a m, followed by the Page Class second team versus the Adelphis.
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Taylor
Roxbury
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Sarmees
Dorchester
Adelphis
Suburban League Highlights Big Saturday Batting and Pitching Showdowns
Three top age group matchups loom as Newton High meets Brookline High in a morning Preparatory League clash that could settle final standings. Dorchester High faces Mechanic Arts High at Dunbar Avenue while Somerville High hosts Medford High in a Suburban League afternoon affair.
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Newton High
Brookline High
Newton
Denning
Brookline
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Brennan
Somerville High
Medford High
Somerville
Medford
Melrose
Everett
Malden
Local St Finbar Games Draw Huge Amateur Entries
The fifth annual field day by the Knights of St Finbar Corkmen's Association runs at Locust street grounds with 181 amateur entrants. Events begin at 2 pm featuring sprints and distance races among Harvard North Dorchester A A and English High School squads. Gaelic games start at 4 pm with New England championship clashes including Kerry vs Tipperary and Galway vs Cork, plus hurling finals among Wolf Tones and O Briens Boston clubs.
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Corkmen’s Association
Locust Street Grounds
New England
Harvard
North Dorchester
Wolf Tones
Ipace
O’briens
Boston
Oung
Cams Fridge
County Kilkenn
American amateur records questioned in wind affected sprints
Cambridge J P Jones of Cornell posted 59 seconds for the first quarter and split times for the half three-quarter and final quarters. The piece debates whether intercollegiate records stand under weather and wind influence and notes B J Weters's 420 yard dash record and Halph Craigs run, with Crowley noted as holding the 25 mile mark from Celtic Park in 1909.
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Cornell
Craig
Michigan
Wefers
Conneff
Weters
Athletic Hall of Fame
Cambridge
J. P. Jones
B. J. Weters
Georgetown College
Halph Craig
J. F E. Crowley
A. C
Celtic Park
Nelson Makes Local Debut at Armory A A Show
Nelson debuts at the Armory A A with Otto in a packed week of boxing. The card includes Billy Nixon, Frank Carsey, Paddy Callahan, Nap Dufresne, and Benny Stone with Joe Bloom, plus Langford vs Caponi and Langford vs Smith on the slate.
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al Kubiak
Albany
Sam Langford
Tony Caponi
Kenosha
Matty Baldwin
Kid Saylor
Paddy Lavin
Jimmy Clabby
Indianapolis
Frank Perron
Honey Mellody
Newport
Bill Chase
Fred Storbeck
London
Billy Allen
Joe Theel
Youngstown
Joe Avanni
Buffalo
IF. Whitney
Kid Graves
Cedar Rapids
Jimmy Walsh
Johnny Kilbane
Canton
Young Peter Jackson
Morgan Williams
Ogden
Patsy Brannigan
Johnny Conlon
Frankie White
Kid Ross
Cheyenne
Young McAuliffe
Bridgeport
Young Otto
Dick Nelson
Nap Dufresne
Paddy Callahan
Billy Nixon
Frank Carsey
Kid Bloom
Bennie Stone
Armory A. A
Tim O’neil
Phil Schlosberg
Hammond
Ind
Jim Smith
New York
Eddie Murphy
Tommy Maloney
Paul Kohler
Cleveland
Jack Goodman
Matt Wells
Bill Lang
Jack Lester
Sydney
Australia
Otto
Nelson
Cambridge
Chicago
Carsey
Abe Attell
Old Howard
Lewiston
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