Great Horse Parade on Commonwealth Avenue Draws 445 Entries
At 8 this morning nearly five miles of horses and carriages line up on Commonwealth avenue and Bay State road for prizes by the Work Horse Parade Association. 445 entries across 22 classes with about 60 judges. King Coal leads the procession as it moves west then returns past the reviewing stand for prizes before dismissal on Massachusetts avenue. Parade proceeds rain or shine.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Bay State Road
Work Horse Parade Association
Dr. Peters
Association
King Coal
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
New England League Morning and Afternoon Schedule
Morning games include Manchester at Concord Towell at Nashua Haverhill at Lawrence Fall River at Brockton Afternoon matchups feature Concord at Nashua Manchester at Lowell Lawrence at Haverhill Brockton at Fall River
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Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Lawrence
Haterhill
Cees Eeesaone
Brockton
Towell
Haverhill
Fall River
Lowell
I’all River
Manchester Defeats Lowell in Error-Filled Game
Manchester won 10 to 6 at Lowell as nine errors hampered Lowell. McKenna pitched well despite the miscues. Merritt and Clark provided key batting and infield play. Kane hit a home run for Manchester while Swander and Gilligan contributed with two-base hits.
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Lowell
Manchester
McKenna
Miller
Merritt
Clark
R. B. Us
A. E. FD
Dos
B.C
Cilligan
Hafford
Kane
Lake
Shar
Ota Cruse
McLaug'n
Swicaz
McLaughlin
Swander
Gilligan
Cassidy
Hickey
Cote
Sullivan
Massachusetts league matchups list for Brookline Manchester Norwood
Brookline faces Manchester in Manchester at a.m. schedule. Norwood plays Lovells at Dorchester Town Field in the morning. Lovells hosts Brookline at Brookline Common in the afternoon. Norwood meets Oakdale in Norwood at fp. m.
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Manchester
A. m. Norwood
Lovells
Dorchester Town Field
A. m. Lovells
Brookline Common
Norwood
Oakdale
Fp. m
Newton High defeats Stone School in golf 28 to 0
Newton High beat Stone School 28 to 0 in a golf match played in Newton on May 29. Stone School struggled throughout with Newton High securing a decisive victory.
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Newton High
Newton
Stone School
Tammany Club boxing program and bets reported
The Tammany Club plans a holiday meeting with a 50 cent admission aiming for high attendance. The card features Patsy Kelleher vs Billy Quinn, Tim Harrington vs Tom D'Arcy, and Al Fellows vs Harry Gilman in a 12 round main event. The column also covers refereeing concerns, club meetings, and prospects for other bouts and bets around Boston and Charlestown.
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Tammany Club
Patsy Kelleher
Roxbury
Billy Quinn
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Tom D'Arcy
Boston
Johnny van Heest
Tommy Warren
O'Leary
Martin Canole
Danny Duane
Kid Eee
Aft
Jack Haley
Charlestown
Matty Baldwin
George Byers
Rhode Island
Maine Ciiies
Curry
Charlestown Athletic Club
Young Fitzgerald
Young Jennings
Chelsea
Atlantic Yacht Club
Joe Sullivan
Young Cuneo
Fred Sidney
Joe Lewis
Patsey McKenna
Albert Delmont
New York
Gus Rublin
Roeber
Ruhlin
Criterion Club
Billy Madden
Joe Lannon
Nantasket
Sandy Ferguson
Joe
Sandy
Jerry Watson
W. A. Belair
Manchester
Jimmy Sullivan
Young Kidder
A. M.L
Chevalier de Patsey Sheppard
Marty Shaffer
Chevalier
Jeffries
Corbett
Patsey
Ile
Queen
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boxers Andy Watson and Sam Langford Tie in 12 Rounds
In a Lenox Athletic Club bout last night Andy Watson and Sam Langford, both colored from the city, fought to a speedy 12 round draw. Dick Great, appearing at the BB A A for years, drew with Montreal’s Harry Viale in six rounds. Joan Watler of Lynn defeated Tim Harrington of South Boston in the fourth of six rounds.
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Andy Watson
Sam Langford
Lenox Athletic Club
Dick Great
BB. A. A
Harry Viale
Montreal
Joan Watler
Lynn
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Kimball Union Wins NH Interscholastic Track Meet
The New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association meet at Concord State Fairgrounds ends with Kimball Union Academy Meriden taking 68 points. Concord High 40, Manchester 81, Pinkerton 6, Richards 5, Holderness 4. nine records fall. Wester of Concord High bags three victories.
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New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association
Concord State Fairgrounds
Kimball Union Academy of Meriden
Concord High School
Manchester High School
Pinkerton Academy of
Derry
Richards High School
Newport
Holderness School
Wester
Concord High
Three-Wanner Race at Revere Track Promises Close Finish
A three cornered race between Lean der Caldwell and MacLean is set for this afternoon at the Revere cycle track. The trio are evenly matched and practice signals a tight contest. Races start at 2 o'clock with amateur events.
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Leander
Caldwell
MacLean
Revere
Mile in Less Than a Minute Expected at Readville Today
Readville trot meets open this afternoon under good track and weather with many classes aiming for fast times. Boston racer Kenneth A. Skinner appeared on the track, Harvard student George C. Cannon predicted sub one minute mile, Louis Sackett tested A L Rickers machine, J L Snow prepared to win the 2000 pound gasoline car class.
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Readville
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Readville Trotting Park
Kenneth A. Skinner
Boston
Paris
George C
Postman
J. l. Snow
Breadville Track
Stephenson Harvard’s Greatest Baseball Find in Years
Freshman Stephenson leads Harvard Crimson batting and fielding lists with a remarkable 48 percent hitting average and 1000 fielding mark. Captain Clarkson follows at 362 percent, with Matthews and Carr tied at 325. Kernan, Clarkson, and Cou?dge top the fielding averages as the team reports early game averages.
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Barton K. Stephenson
Harvard
Stephenson
Crimson
Clarkson
Matthews
Carr
Kernan
Coo
Harvard 9 Georgetown 7 in Fielding Favored Shootout
Harvard won 9 to 7 at Soldiers Field amid sloppy fielding by Harvard. Randall’s three bagger and Stephenson’s double fueled Harvard’s late rally after Georgetown led briefly on Scheller’s triple. Clarkson fanned 13 in a solid start, while Harvard miscues cost a runner on a dropped throw by Coolidge.
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Georgetown
Soldiers Field
The
Crimson
Randall
Hugh Kernan
Titus
Stephenson
Scheller
Story
Clarkson
Hart
McGettigan
Licheller
Dowling
Princeton
Coolidge
P.O. A
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Stillman
Cart
H. Kernan
Dorman
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AP Wretich
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C Pe
Hanretty
Thompson
Peewee Eens
O Scheller
Ole Or
Frarvard
Aepaert
Lynch
Tufts Defeats Dartmouth 6 to 1 on Tufts Oval
Tufts beat Dartmouth 6 to 1 in a fast game on Tufts Oval. Clay pitched marvellous ball with six strikeouts and only three hits allowed. Dartmouth showed fine fielding but failed to hit effectively, retiring fifteen Dartmouth runners on flies.
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Tufts
Dartmouth
Tufts Oval
Clay
Williams Defeats Wesleyan 9 to 2 in Baseball
Williams capitalized on Wesleyan errors and weak hits to win 9 to 2 at Williamstown. Chapman allowed runs before being relieved by Munroe in the fifth inning as MacCarthy and Wadsworth teamed for Williams hitters.
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Williamstown
Williams
Wesleyan
Chapman
Munroe
Rhe Williams
MacCarthy
Wadsworth
Hanlon
Andover beats Yale Freshmen 10 to 1 in baseball
Andover scored ten runs as Yale Freshmen struggled at the plate. Pitching by Andover shut down Yale with strong hurling from Phillips and efficient defense behind batteries Pratt Baker Brown and R Co Brown Whittlesey Rockwell.
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Phillips Andover
Yale
Rhe Philips
Pratt, Baker, Brown and R. Co. Brown
Whittlesey S and
Rockwell
Melrose High Beats Salem High In Postponed Game
Melrose High defeated Salem High 6 to 4 in a delayed afternoon contest. Rowe pitched for Melrose with four strikeouts, James for Salem with two. Neither side produced long hits as Melrose had eight, Salem six. Batteries were Rowe and Anderson for Melrose, James and Wilson for Salem. Umpire Coffin.
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Salem High
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Rhe
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Anderson
Salem
Wilson
Coffin
Roxbury Latin Wins Interpreparatory League Title
Roxbury Latin School defeated Noble & Greenough to clinch the Interpreparatory league championship at the South End grounds yesterday. The game was one of the year’s fastest with Roxbury dominating all facets. Roxbury Latin 30 Noble & Greenough 21 with strong shooting and defense.
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Roxbury Latin School
Noble & Greenough
Roxbury
Roxbury Latin
Noble & Green
Fragmented score list from regional rail line results
A damaged entry shows multiple regional pairings with scores or placeholders. Entries include New Haven Springfield 4 Bridgeport Holyoke 6 Bridgeport 2 and others such as New London Meriden 11 Norwich Hartford 7 Norwich 4. Some scores use percent signs.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New London
Meriden
Norwich
Hartford
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Worcester
Providence
Buffalo
Toronto
Exeter and Andover Duel for Narrow Track Victory
Exeter and Phillips Andover face off on Andover campus in the 14th annual dual meet. Both schools claim a close contest with Exeter favored in field events though Andover fields a well trained team. Events include sprints hurdles distance jumps vault and throws.
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Phillips Exeter
Phillips Andover
Exeter Boys
Exeter
Our Lassie Wins Oaks at Epsom Downs
Our Lassie won the Oaks at Epsom Downs with Skyscraper second and Hammerkop third. Dazzling fell during the race after bumping Sun Rose near Tottenham Corner. no injuries reported. Betting favored Our Lassie at 6 to 1, with Hammerkop at 2 to 1 and Skyscraper at 109 to 7.
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Our Lassie
Epsom Downs
Hammerkop
Skyscraper
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Epsom
J. R. Keene
Dazzling
Lucian Lyne
Maher
Tattenham Corner
J. H. Martin
Sun Rose
Tottenham Corner
Kammerkop
Elkes Aims For Mile At Record Pace At Charles River
Big crowd expected this afternoon as Moran Stinson Walthour and Elkes race 20 miles behind pacing machines on Charles River Park track touted as the fastest in the country. Elkes nearly hit 1 10 mile in practice late in the day and showed fast times for the 10th mile. Evening program features Nelson De Guichard Wirt joining Moran and Stinson for a 20 mile race and horse and buggy handicaps with over 100 entries.
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Charles River Park
Moran
Stinson
Walthour
Elkes
Harry Elkes
Nelson
de Guichard Wirt
Providence
Society pleads with King to halt Ireland auto race
The Society for the Protection of Human Life on Public Highways sent a telegram to King Edward urging him to ban the international automobile road race set for July 2 in Ireland, arguing on humane grounds and reason.
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London
Society For the Protection of Human Life
Edward
Ireland
Canada Cup Defender Strathcona Launched at Oakville Yards
Canada’s cup defender Strathcona was launched at Captain Andrew’s shipyards in Oakville Ontario on May 2. The vessel measures waterline 40 feet and overall 59 feet 3 inches with a beam of 18 feet 8 inches and a draft of 8 feet 7 inches. Designed by Payne of England and will carry the canvas limit.
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Ont
Captain Andrew's Shipyards
Strathcona
Payne
England
Great golf by Douglas in Metropolitan Championship final
In Deal Beach New Jersey on May 29 Douglas delivered top form as the Metropolitan Golf Association title chase reached the final round. He crushed Allan Kennaday 7 up with 6 to play after dispatching Findlay earlier while John Moller Jr edged N P Rogers Jr in a tight semifinal.
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N. J
Metropolitan Golf Association
Deal Golf Club
L. L. Kellogg
Allan Kennaday
New Jersey
John M. Ward
Staten Island
Travis
John M. Moller, Jr
Findlay
Douglas
John Moller, Jr
N. P. Rogers, Jr
Kennaday
Harvard Loses at Lacrosse in Intercollegiate Match
Cornell defeated Harvard 4 to 3 at Percy Field in Ithaca New York. The first half was fast and even, Cornell held the advantage in the second half, and both teams scored once. Cornell leads tied for the intercollegiate championship with Columbia after the game.
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Father Adams Writing Plays in Auckland
New York May 29. Mrs Adams and attorney Charles Frederick Adams deny Henry Adams has arrived home. The attorney says Adams will not return for several months as he has secured lucrative employment in Auckland New Zealand as a playwright.
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Henry ‘Austin Adams
Collins Triumphs as Nationals Shut Out Giants
Collins led his team to a proud performance yesterday as the Nationals were blanked by Christy Mathewson’s Giants. The win pulled Collins’ club into a tie for second place as the league standings tighten with less than 160 points separating the top five in the American circuit.
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Largest Boston land sale at Wellington Hillside Dorchester
The sale of house lots at Wellington Hillside Dorchester will be one of the largest ever held in Boston. Attendees will be entertained by a fine band concert from 9 o'clock a m until 4 p m.
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Wellington Hillside
Dorchester
Boston
Noble's Crew Wins Cup in Inter scholastic Regatta
Noble & Greenough's School boats take first place and the cup in the Boston Inter scholastic Rowing Association second crews race. Roxbury Latin finishes second one and a half lengths back, Stone's School third, with five crews competing. Leaders clock 6m 46 1 5s. finals set for this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Roxbury Latin
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Noble & Greenough’s
Boston Latin
Cambridge Latin
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Mackey
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James
Constitution Ready for Tomorrow's Race at City Island
Glen Cove reports the Constitution yacht towed to City Island last night. The topmast will be stepped today as preparations continue for tomorrow's race.
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L. I
Constitution
City Island
Local yachting season opens with regatta at City Point
The South Boston Yacht Club opens its annual regatta at City Point with midday start under YRA rules. Classes range from 15-foot tenders to 25-foot cabin yachts, with prizes from 3 to 14 dollars and association flags.
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City Point
Association
Great Haste
T. K. Lothrop, Jr
Chewink III
F. G. Macomber, Jr
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