Harvard Yale Crews in 59th Dual Contest on Thames
The Harvard Yale dual regatta on the Thames at New London Conn on June 25 marks the fifty ninth meeting since 1852. The article traces early venues including Lake Winnipesaukee and Springfield and notes Yale has 33 wins to Harvard 24 in duals with history of interruptions and notable races.
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Reginald Jenney
William Haines
Churchill Peters
Guy Nickalls
James Covorry
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City of
Overal
Old timer fighting spirit contrasts with modern boxing
The piece contrasts early boxers like Corbett and Stribling with today’s sport driven by money and commissions. It praises Paul Berlenbach as a fearless champion who fights anyone anytime and earns big money, while criticising diving and risk-avoidance in current title bouts.
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Joe Choynski
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Stribling Berlenbach Fight Sparks Boxing Rules Critique
The Berlenbach Stribling bout in New York showcased Stribling clinging and grappling through fifteen rounds as Berlenbach pressed straight in with left hooks. The piece blames lax New York rules and weak refereeing, praising Muldoon while accusing commissioners of politics and ignorance of boxing.
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Stribling
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Paul Berlenbach
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Tribling
England
Strib
Ty Cobb Elevated to Baseball Hall of Fame
Detroit reports Ty Cobb, famed as Georgia’s greatest athlete and baseball star, will be officially enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame tonight. Ceremonies led by Detroit mayor John W. Smith and Fran Navin honor Cobb’s 22nd season with his sole club, with the Chalmers trophy historic link noted.
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Georgia
Ty Cobb
Baseball Hall of Fame
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Ron Johnson
Fran Navin
Chalmers
Hugh Chalmers
Tris Speaker
Walter Johnson
Kiddie Collins
George Lister
Babe Ruth
Roger Peckinbaugh
John W. Smith
Sea Girl rifle events draw shooters to Sea Girt range
National Matches at Camp Perry are canceled this fall leaving Sea Girt New Jersey as the year’s premier event site. The Fourth of July weekend features crowded rifle competitions with records and big cash prizes amid oceanfront firing lines and a history of top performers from the US and Canada.
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Dhstocratic Spring Lake
Menasquan
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Canada
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Washington, DC
John W. Hestion
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Palua
Roosevelt Rifle Club
New York
Clarence Weld
George Rittler
Allentown
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Capitan
G. A. Watkyner
Springfield
Mass
R. H. MeGarity
Washington, D.C
Spencer
Bird W. Spencer
Camp Ferry
Ohio
War Department
Sh J. Miller
Philadelphia
William E. Tra
Mount Vernon
Bees Triumph In Stiff Battle Over Stiff Bees 14 8
Stolen bases by Gardner O Shea Fitzgerald Apperson and others. Crowkey Schneider Thompson with two base hits. Molle Nielsen Crowley ONeil Gorman Fitzgerald Bowers drove in runs. Bowers allowed eight runs on 7 hits in 6 2/3 innings. Heffner took the loss. Umpires Lowe and Gildberg.
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Thompson
Molle
German
Offer
Jacobs
Maloney
Nielsen
Crowley
O'Neil
Gorman
Bowers
Twis Falls
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls Bruins
Twin Falls
If Tompson
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T Rosenberg
Dwyer
Eaveeriee
E¢ Sane Bow
Uv Jacobs
Sixth Husband Dies Wife Held in Kansas Inquest
Mrs. Georgia Brown was held in Girard Kansas this morning pending a coroner inquest into the death of her sixth husband James Gilbert Brown. Brown was found dead in bed at 1130 last night with the wife claiming he killed himself in his sleep.
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Georgia Brown
James Gilbert Brown
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Former Governor Davis of Kansas Seeks Nomination
Topeka Kansas June 19 Former Governor Jonathan M. Davis, who was arrested on pardon bribery charges two hours before he left office to a Republican in January 1995 and later tried and acquitted twice, today filed a declaration of candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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