Harvard Track Stages Trials Amid Freshman Rescue
Weld freshmen wrecked near Boylston bridge as a second Weld crew tangled with them. Donovan Pat punctured his shell on a sunken log and was rescued, coxswain guiding the boat to safety. Trainer Lathrop coached 200 men in trials while promising stars emerged in sprints and hurdles. lacrosse foes from Chicago sparked a potential new Harvard game.
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The
Charles
Weld
Boylston Street
Law School
Marshall
Donovan
Lathrop
Draper
New York
Harvard
Charlie Draper
Motley
Barnes
Howe
Hoyt
Gierasch
A. N. Rice
W. F. Garcelon
Dr. Henshaw
Cambridge
Chicago
Vardon to Play Park at Essex on June Return
The first announced appearance of Harry Vardon in Massachusetts will be a match with Jack Park the Essex Country Club pro and brother of Willie Park Jr. The Essex links host the event on Vardon’s return from England, likely in June when the course is believed to be at its best.
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Harry Vardon
Massachusetts
Jack Park
Essex Country Club
Willie Park
Essex Links
Vardon
England
Country Club movement ends as promoters drop plan
Maldon reports the proposed Country Club movement collapsing as General Lawrence refuses to rent the Copeland estate or consider any use of the property for the project. The promoters have practically abandoned the effort.
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Maldon
Neral Lawrence
Copeland
Yachting Season Opens With Key New Boats
New York reports an active yacht market as many steam and sailing yachts are ordered for the coming season. Addison and Wilmer Hanan have purchased the Astrild from Glasgow to join the New York Yacht Club fleet. The Astrild, 60.58 feet on the water line and 80 feet overall, was built in 1898 for G. Watson designs and has won numerous regatta prizes along the British coast.
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F. M. Hoyt
Addison
Wilmer Hanan
Acushia
P. M. Inglis
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New York Yacht Club
A. & J. Inglis
Valkyrie Fame
Messrs. Hanan
Carroth Surbiboxing Barred By McCarthy Team
McCarthy squad won two of three games against St. James in a local boxing series, with Carroth briefly barred from competition during the stretch.
Repeal of Horton Law Passes New York Senate
Carruths quintet of candle pin artillerists dominated the City League final, sweeping Jameson rollers in three straight. McCarthy beat St James once, with Ellis and Hedge top scoring for Carruth, while Rogers led Carruth with 113. Meyers guest Hackett posted 114 as Meyers swept Murray & Irwin. Broadway swept Central at South Boston, and Jefferson won three straight at Jefferson alleys. Albany Senate passed the Horton boxing law repeal 26 to 22 amid boxing bill movement.
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Medfield road race set with top riders and club support
Jack Fecitt accepts starter duty for the Medfield road race on April 19 with timing by the Chronograph Club. Dedham Cycle Club members assist as the meet aims to be a banner event, while competitors include R. A. Carni of Worcester and a mystery entrant from Worcester. Chelsea also fields a novice expected to place high.
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Chronograph Club
Fred L. Partridge
Dedham Cycle Club
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Curry
Ryan
Kellar
Prouty
Laulding
Secretary of the Treasury
Frank Waller
Louisville
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Stinson
Pat Sheehan
Elkes
Stearns Company
Southernacific Railroad
Kiser
San Diego
Everett Ryan
Waltham
Stuart Bolting
Fall River
Pr ‘Yeling Club
New York Repeal of Horton Law Sparks Mixed Reactions
Police officials hail the Horton law repeal effective September 1 and praise the Legislature. Boxing figures like Fitzsimmons and McCoy react with mixed views as bouts proceed under the Lewis bill. clergy leaders stress improved public safety.
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New York
York
Police Commission
Abell
Sexton
Hess
Corbett
Jeffries
Tom O'Rourke
A. Brady
al Smith
Billy Madden
Charles H. Parkhurst
William S. Rainsford
Buffalo Driving Club Announces Grand Circuit Stakes
Secretary John B. Sage lists an attractive schedule of early closing stakes for the Grand Circuit meeting set for Aug 6 to 11. Six stakes close April 6, including trotters Niagara River 2 12 class Queen City 2 15 Electric City 2 24 and pacers Iroquois Hotel 2 09 Empire State 2 16 Pan American 2 25.
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Dick Curtis
John B. Sage
Buffalo
Buffalo Driving Club
Niagara River
Queen City
Oity
Iroquois Hotel
Empire State
Pan-American
Court orders New Bedford clubs to deliver racing cup
The full bench of the court yesterday held that the Thistle Road Club of New Bedford members are liable to deliver a racing cup to the plaintiffs. The cup, intended to be raced for three consecutive years, was won by the plaintiffs in 1898.
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Arthur Wilkinson
J. A. Butt
Mum One
Plain Tits
Emrs
The
Thistle
Road Club
New Bedford
Champion and Skinner Racing Match Details Delayed
Albert Champion and Ken Skinner clash over motor limits for a 50 to 100 mile race with 2 1 2 to 24 horsepower motors. The N C A limits pacing motors to 2 1 4 horsepower and restricts machine width, while Champion faces a $10 fine for speeding in Brighton Court and vows to race within American rules.
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Dudley Marks
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Post Sporting Rooms
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Skinner
Champion
Post
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Brighton Court
Brighton Boulevard
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America
N. C.A
Board of Control
Atlantis Yacht Club boxing programme announced for evening
The Post lists six six round bouts with Kid Lewis versus Young Sullivan and Jack Lawler versus Johnnie McMahon among others. Captain Bill Daly to referee. tickets available from T Boles.
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Atlantis Yacht Club
Kid Lewis
Young Sullivan
Young Sax
Lew Cummins
Jack Lawler
Johnnie McMahon
Dave Anderson
Frank Tyson
Jack Shannon
Dan Doran
Sandy Ferguson
Tim Fogarty
Bill Daly
T. Boles
Washington Street
Sporting Department
the Post
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Joe Bryson
Charlie Bennett
Martin W. Nolan
Herlin
N. H
Allie Brown
Boston
Brown
Young Sharkey
Tom Wilson
Tom D'Arcy
Howard Powers
Dick O’brien
Mose Hanlon
Kirtland Athletic Club
Dave Sullivan
Billy Gardner
Gardner
Sullivan
Lowell
Kid Sullivan
Atlantic Avenue
George Gardner
Mike Shallow
Pickaninny
Martin Mulvébil
Pick
Tom Green
Kid Mulligan
Ike McArthur
Willie Keefe
Mulligan
Keefe
McArthur
Hennessey
Robinson
Lawrence
J. M. Waye
Worcester
Tim McCarthy
al Smith
Gilsey House
Boston Women Form Golf League Amid Speculation and Quips
A new Boston women’s golf league forms with plans for match play and a representative team to defend the city’s honor. Officers elected include Mrs. F. E. Zerrahn as president and Miss Louise Wells as secretary. Internal debates cover caddie fees and defaulting players.
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No. 1
F. E. Zerrahn
William D. Swann
Louise Wells
Miss Keys
Women’s Golf League
Boxing Exhibitions Highlight B A A Sparring Tournament
In last night’s Boston Athletic Association event the preliminary rounds produced decisive wins across weight classes. Medeau of Cambridge beat Mack of Boston at 106 pounds, while McGuire of Lowell defeated Keever of Boston at the same class.
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Cambridge
Mack
Boston
McGuire
Lowell
Keever
Walsh
Everett
Richmond
Jamaica Plain
R. Moore
Somerville
A. Bushingpin
Moore
Ponds
Sullivan
Charlestown
Hawkins
Flavin
Obegal
Saxonville
Jarvis
Gilmore
East Boston
Boyle
Urphy
Roxbury
Smith
Hubbard
Winthrop
Harry Wilmot
Amesbury
Ewell
Wilmot
N. E
Fitzgerald Challenges Brockton Wrestle For Purse
Cambridge man Patrick Fitzgerald issues a challenge to Brockton’s John Little to a catch as catch can wrestling match for a $50 purse and side bet. All communications go to Fitzgerald’s manager Edward F. McGrady at the Boston Herald press room.
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Patrick Fitzgerald
Cambridge
John Little
Brockton
Edward F. McGrady
Boston Herald Press Room
Princeton Wins Baseball Opener In 19 to 6 Rout
Princeton, N J March 28 The Princeton baseball team defeated the College of the City of New York 19 to 6 in the second game of the season at Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
College of the City of New York
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