Crack College Athletes To Wage Battle For Points
The Eastern intercollegiate athletic championships unfold at Harvard Stadium with 20 colleges represented. Key contenders include Cornell, Penn, Michigan, Harvard, and Georgetown as Braden’s injury shadows the shot put, while sprint, distance, and field events promise a tight race. Preliminaries begin 2:30 pm today with finals Saturday at 3 pm before a large crowd.
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Harvard
Pennsylvaniac
Cornell
Steve Farrell
Michigan
Yale
Jim Braden
Carl Johnson
R. Lo8sch
Billy Moore
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Davis
Haymond
Shackleton
Georgetown
Bob Legendre
Carl Erdman
Princeton
Walker Smith
Erdman
Tiger
Watt
Treman
McGann
Krogness
Savage
Bowdoin
Smalley
Penn
Sheeden
Hefflefinger
Yachts Open Season With Regatta At City Point
This morning at 11 o'clock the yacht racing season opens in Massachusetts Bay with an open regatta hosted by the South Boston Yacht Club off City Point. Eight classes compete including class P and class R, plus five Y R U Mass classes and a special class. Visiting yachtsmen are to be entertained at the clubhouse.
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Massachusetts Bay
South Boston
Motor paced heads bill at opening of 1919 bike season
The 1919 bike season opens tonight at the Revere cycle track with a card of races from novices to the motor paced feature. Mayor Wardwell will start the big race and award the winner with a prize and bouquet. Wiley Corry and Bowker lead the motor paced field, Bowker showing exceptional speed and viewed as dangerous by rivals Wiley and Corry. The event, plus pro races, promises one of the sport’s best openings with favorable weather anticipated.
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Revere
Butler
Wardwell
Wiley
Corry
Bowker
Lynn Youngster
Dartmouth Wins Tennis Meet Over Wesleyan Five Matches To One
Dartmouth's tennis team defeated Wesleyan in Middletown Connecticut today by five matches to one. The victory adds a win to Dartmouth's season as players secured key wins in singles and doubles.
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Middletown
Conn
Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Converted by a new art in Broken Blossoms at Colonial Theatre
Charles Hanson Towne, editor of McClure's Magazine, says he stands converted to a new art arriving in Broken Blossoms, deeming it as important as poetry or music, showcased at the Colonial Theatre.
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Charles Hanson Towne
McClure
Intercollegiate Games Promises and Point System Debate
Arthur Duffey notes Hawker’s critique of Read’s submarine stunt while praising American naval airmen. The piece previews the intercollegiate meet at the Stadium with Legendre and Braden featured, laments Yale injuries, Dartmouth absence, and recalls Harry Cadman’s arrival. It questions the 5-4-3-2-1 scoring and proposes an adjusted scheme favoring winners.
Ouimet Loses to Brady and Tellier at Brae Burn
Francis Ouimet and Jesse Guilford were defeated by professionals M. J. Brady and Louis Tellier in a high profile 34 hole benefit match for Jack Blair at Brae Burn. The pros won 4 and 2 after leading most of the day, with Tellier posting the best medal score of 162 for the two rounds.
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Francis Ouimet
Jesse Guilford
M. J. Brady
Louis Tellier
Jack Blair
Nashua Country Club
Brae Burn
Blair
Ouimet
Guilford
Brady
Tellier
Suburban league set for Newton Rindge clash and more
Boston area high schools sit out Memorial Day action due to a rule while Newton, Medford, Everett and others prepare four suburban games. Newton’s Fred Sawyer anchors the pitching as Newton hosts Rindge Tech at Claflin Field while Cambridge Latin meets Somerville, Brookline faces Medford, and Everett hosts Malden. Large crowds are expected as strong local squads showcase the season’s form.
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Boston
Greater Boston
Newton High
Medford
Everett
Allie Dickinson
Newton
Fred Sawyer
Rindge Tech
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Cambridge Latin
Somerville
Recreation Field
Brookline
Fulton Street
Malden
Everett Athletic Field
Tufts to Host Newton in Return Game At Alumni Field
Tufts baseball faces Newton this afternoon at Alumni Field after a 4 to 1 win over Boston College two weeks ago. Tufts has won five straight to reach 18 wins and three losses, with Jim Fitzpatrick primed for the lineup and Weaver slated to start on the mound. Cody will start at second for BC and Mahoney covers right field.
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Tufts
Boston College
Medford
Newton
Alumni Field
Maroon and Gold
Gildea
Jim Fitzpatrick
Weaver
Cody
B. C
Mahoney
Middlesex Wins at Nets Over Cambridge Latin in Shotty Tie
Middlesex School tennis beat Cambridge Latin 3-1 on Middlesex courts Concord yesterday. Singles matches favored Middlesex with Warburg defeating Penk, while Cambridge Latin claimed the doubles. Doubles saw Heizer and Bliss of Cambridge Latin win 6-2 over Naon and Bancroft of Middlesex.
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Middlesex School
Cambridge Tatin School
Middlesex Courts
Concord
Middlesex
Cambridge
Warburg
Penk
Heizer Ant Bliss
Bancroft
American Association scores note Louisville and Indianapolis wins
Louisville defeated Toledo 7 to 4 while Indianapolis beat Columbus 3 to 2. Other games were not scheduled, leaving remaining teams with unplayed matchups.
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Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Lowell Beats Lawrence 22 to 10 in High-Scoring Tilt
Lowell overwhelmed Lawrence 22 to 10 at home in a game marked by heavy hitting and numerous errors. Lynch and Kline led the offense with multiple extra base hits and home runs, while Davis, Duffee, and Mahoney contributed for Lawrence in a final frame filled with offensive bursts.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Lowell. Lawrence
AL Davis
Duffee
White
Devon
Lynch
Barcroft
Clark
Foye
Kline
Ryan
O’connor
Beirne
Hayden
Adams
L.sullivan
J.slivan
McManus
Freeman
Elkings
Zubrin
Daris
Gabornault
Elkins
Mahoney
Fore
Davis
J. Sullivan
O'Connor
Gabernault
Faye
Filkins
Fitchburg Beats Haverhill 10-8 In Tight New England Ballgame
Fitchburg outhit Haverhill 10 to 8 as they capitalized on opponent errors to win 10-8. Coderre Hilton Loftus Jacobson Freitag Hickey Francis Gonzales Duff Wigan Kingston Comeau drove runs. key moments included two base hits by Jacobson and Lyons and a three base hit by Flynn. Pitching saw Hickey 7 innings, Welsh 1, Francis 1. Comeau earned the win with five strikeouts.
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oRan
Hickey
Dran
Jacobson
Comeau
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Coderre
Hilton
Loftus
Freitag
Francis
Gonzales
Foraythe
Duff
Wigan
Kingston
Lyons
Flynn
Fennelly
Welsh
Po.a
AB. BH
Conwell
K’eston
eSmith
aSullivan
Edees Etlile
Lewiston Beats Portland In Low-Scoring Five to Three Affair
Lewiston defeated Portland 5 to 3 at Lewiston on May 29 as Levesque pitched effectively allowing two hits after the first inning. Key players included Levesque, Kincaid, Droulette, Kost, and Parent with multiple hits and bases loaded situations, while Portland struggled with nine walks issued by Levesque.
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Lewiston
Portland
Levesque
Po.a. AB
Parent
Pooless
Stark
Corcor'n
Kincaid
Bailey
Droulette
Pike
Kost
Pratt
Murphy
Poberty
Beaudoin
Wagner
Cahnon
Carbery
Moore
Mostland
Csknis
Rune
Poole
Corcoran
Doherty
BC High Defeats Chelsea 17 to 2 In Big League Baseball
Boston College High ruled Greater Boston diamond play by routing Chelsea High 17 to 2 after Chelsea had won 12 straight. Emmett led with three runs, McIntyre drove in four, Mooney hit a homer and two more players added power, while Cassell fanned 15 in a strong pitching showing amid several errors and defensive plays.
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Boston College High
Greater Boston
Chelsea High
Chelseaites
Emmett
McIintyre
Palmer
Kamp
Gallagher
Lanigan
Mooney
Cassell
Smith
Tattleman
Bagley
Pervanner
Yunes
McIntyre
Howe
Rubin
Silverman
Pascalis
A. J. Woodlock
Norton
Dyson Wins 15 Round Decision at Marlboro Club
In Marlboro May 29 Bobby Dyson of New Bedford defeated Barney Snyder of Roxbury in a tight 15 round decision. Al Kalzone of Milford stopped Ned Brown in two rounds. Battling Coleman of Milford drew with Young Wolgast in six.
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Marlboro
Marlporo
Bobby Dyson
New Bedford
Barney Snyder
Roxbury
al Kalzone
Milford
Ned Brown
Battling Coleman
Young Wolgast
Kilbane Cancels Bouts After Daughter's Death
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion cancels all ring engagements in Cleveland after the death of his six year old daughter.
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Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
Phils on the Hogg and Braves Win
Braves field at Braves Field on a hot afternoon defeated the Phillies 4 to 1. Hogg and Blackburne sparked a key rally with bunts and timely hits, while the Rabbit and Cravath contributed in the scoring. A brisk seventh inning pushed the Braves ahead, and the Phils managed a lone eighth inning run before the final out. The clubs schedule a holiday twin bill for today with morning and afternoon starts.
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Bradley Hogg
Braves
Phils
Braves Field
Tally Cruise
Herzog
Holke
Pearce
Thorpe
Whitted
Powell
Blackburne
Cravath
Gowdy
Hogg
Williams
Luderus
Braves Win as Demaree Shuts Down Phils in Coarse Rally
Jim Thorpe starred with a clutch right single and a decisive Braves inning to top the Phillies. Demaree limited Phils to scattered hits as Gavvy Cravath, Rabbit Maranville and Walton Cruise powered a late rally in a game marked by fielding miscues and brash base running.
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Hogg
Jim Thorpe
al Demaree
Braves
John Coombs
Rabbit Maranvillé
Demaree
Phil
Joe Riggett
Joe
Walton Cruise
Gavry Cravath
Gavvy
Maranvillé
Baird
Blackburne
George Whitted
Hank Gowdy
Cravath
Whitted
Phils
Chestnut Hill Horse Show At Longwood Club Chestnut Hill
The Chestnut Hill Horse Show will be held today at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill. Judging starts at 10 a.m. and runs until all horses are judged likely six to seven p.m. Lunch recess 12 46 to 2 15. Salem Cadet Band will play in the afternoon. About two hundred entries mark one of the largest shows. Major General Clarence R Edwards will exhibit his new horse YD. Louis K Liggett leads a large exhibitor group with many prominent locals among the entries. Proceeds support charitable causes and, with good weather, the event should be highly successful.
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Chestnut Hill
Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hil
Salem Cadet Band
Clarence R. Edwards
Louis K. Liggett
Andrew Adie
Baron DeBrueggen
Sally
Elizabeth Sprague
Gertrude Bradley
Elmer J. Bliss
Henry G. Vaughan
Edwin S. Webster, Jr
Muriel Saltons
Local Hockey Scores From Newark to Buffalo
Newark defeats Jersey City 7 to 1 while Toronto tops Rochester 12 to 4. Baltimore beats Reading 10 to 9 and Buffalo defeats Binghamton 38 to an unspecified score.
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Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Reading
Buffalo
Binghamton
Southern Association Scores Report
Little Rock 4, New Orleans 8 in 11 innings. Chattanooga 2, Birmingham 2 in 7 innings under rain. Nashville Atlanta game postponed by wet grounds. Memphis Mobile also affected by wet grounds.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville-Atlanta
Memphis-Mobile
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Arthur Duffey
Losch
Mullane
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Wettles
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Pittsburg
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Elmer Smith
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University of Maine
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Bill Moore
NEW England Velie Company
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Sport Comment
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Hawker
Read
Professional Coachers’ Association
Big Jim Braden
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Billy Holland
Seattle
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