Princeton Beats Boston After Last-Inning Tie
Princeton University nine tied Boston in the eighth and won in the last inning as Charley Young’s wild pitching aided six Boston baserunners in the first. Scott held Boston to three hits and no runs over six innings for Princeton. Steinwender and Hutchinson starred for Princeton in defense and batting.
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Washington, D. C
Boston
Princeton University
Charley Young
Scott
Bill Clarke
Tigers
Young
Princeton
Bostons
Washington
Freeman
Mineen
Barry
Bailey
Dineenilis
Herman Long
Gi R
Steinwender
Hutchinson
Meier
Cluss
Collins
Clements
Clem
Sullivan
Baseball notes from a college game and surrounding team moves
Stolen bases Freeman and Watkins spark a game summary with errors by Boston and Princeton. Players Bailey Watkins Young Willis Dineen Hamilton Tenney Stahl Freeman Barry Scott listed as pitchers batters and errors. Attendees and travel plans include Captain Duffy taking eight men to Norfolk, Hamilton joining Harvard game prep, and McGraw Robinson traveling to Bennings and Atlantic City for potential summer work.
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Tenney
Stahl
Willis
Burke Pierson
Freeman
Watkins
Meter
Bailey
Young
Dineen
Burke
Hamilton
Barry
Scott
Boston
Princeton
Long
Wild Young
Robinson
Hutchinson
Duffy
Norfolk
Clarke
Pittinger
Charlottesville
Harvard Boys
University of Virginia
McGraw
Baltimores
Bennings
Atlantic City
Arthur Irwin
Newell Senior Crew Wins Harvard Class Race on Charles
The Newell senior crew captured the Harvard class race on the Charles River finishing about one and a third lengths ahead of the Newell junior crew. Weld Law School was third, with Weld sophomores and Newell sophomores bringing up the rear in a close finish amid strong winds.
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Harvard
Charles River
Weld Law School
Weld
Beacon Stree&t
O Weld W School
Law School
Rey
Weld Law
Merritt
Varsity
Cambridge
Allen
Yale
Reorganization Talks At Paris For International Cyclists Association
A Paris meeting will consider amendments establishing two representatives per country if amateur and professional bodies exist. Britain’s split nations may be united as Great Britain, reducing England Ireland and Scotland to a single entity. British delegates led by Secretary Sturmey may protest or walk out as at the previous session.
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International Cyclists’ Association
Paris
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Scotland
Sturmey
Skinner Drawn to Face Wridgway in Philadelphia Tri Cycle Match
A New York despatch reports Kenneth A. Skinner of this city will race C. G. Wridgway of England in a first of its kind motor tri cycle match at Woodside Park Philadelphia. The one hour race features Skinner on a 312 horsepower French racing tricycle and substantial side stakes.
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New York
The
Post
Kenneth A. Skinner
C. G. Wridgway
England
Woodside Park
Philadelphia
Skinner
York City
John Marshall Barry
Toledo
Welsh cyclist Jimmy Michael Sale T: Retired rider seeks buyers for horses and fame
Jimmy Michael has retired from racing and seeks to sell his horses amid disputes over who holds true fame in the sport. Trainers including Mother Webb pursue the Welshman as rivals vie for status and registration quirks reveal superstition among professionals. Major Taylor era numbers stir superstition. several riders seek or resist classic numbers. Industry figures clash over control of race dates and records, with racing clubs and associations at odds.
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Ted Sloan
Board of Control
Kiser
Dayton Dumpling
Kramer
Walter Smith
King’s County Wheelmem
Cooper
Major Taylor
Eddie Bald
Bald
West Baden
India
Louisville
Loulaville
America
France
Floyd McFarland
Jando Stevens
Mac
Eddie McDuffee
McDuffee
E O. C
New York
A. C
Urison
Wallis Merrihew
Bosmpergper
District Board of
Contanhope Street
Hanto Tro Gicappere
Elkes and Taylor vow to skip points this season
The English cyclist reports that American Harry Elkes and Frenchman Edward Taylor, holder of the world hour record, refuse to concede any points this season and will not ride in any competitions.
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Elkes
Harry Elkes
Edward Taylor
Orange County Driving Park to Host August Turf Stakes
The Goshen meeting lists five $1000 trot stakes plus a 2:18 pacing stake and a 3:30 trotters stake. Additional purses include 2:12 trotters and free-for-all pacers at $600, plus 2:17, 2:22, and 2:26 trotters with smaller sums. Stallions John Gentry and Joe Pat barred from free-for-all pacing.
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Palo Alto
Fieldborne
Altivo
Orange County Driving Park Association
Goshen
R. Kiock
John &. Gentry
Joe Pat
President Sams appoints L A W committees
President Sams of the L A W appointed several committees. Rules and regulations chair Albert Mott of Baltimore with H W Hayes and Thomas Hare. Membership chaired by W A Howell of Rockville joined by F C Stillson and C W Mears from Battle Creek and Cleveland.
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Sams
Albert Mott
Baltimore
H. W. Hayes
Boston
Thomas Hare
Philadelphia
W. A. Howell
Rockville
City League Big Pin Championship Still Undecided
Last night in the City League big pin division McCarthy defeated Meyers three games to none on McCarthy’s alleys, and Carruth swept Meyers three games on Roxbury alleys. The championship remains undecided with a roll-off between Carruth and Meyers to determine the team title.
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Carruth
Meyers
McCarthy
Roxbury
Eye Opener for Golfers
Sunday Sporting Post previews women as athletes in upcoming competition. OCR fragment mentions golfers and a phrase with no recognizable meaning "'foczle'". The note signals an as yet unclear term while highlighting women's athletic participation.
Centrifugal Cycle Railway Proposed for Boston Amusement
A Boston company led by James W. H. Myrick aims to install a Centrifugal Cycle Railway at an early date, possibly at the Chutes grounds on Huntingdon Avenue. Cars ascend to a height by cable then descend the circular path, briefly turning riders upside down as they loop inside the upright circle.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
James W.H. Myrick
Benjamin A. Lantigua
W. B. Pelton
New
Coney Island
Lina Beecher
Sporting Post Preview Promises Open Season On Local Links
The Sunday Post features a full golf section to mark the season opening on local links with halftone engravings and coverage of open, ladies and championship tours. It previews cycling news, boxing, yacht racing, and brickbats for big clubs while noting new club combines and racing craft.
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Sunday Post
Sporting Post
Rob Roy
Horse World
Bay State Shore
Boston
Boxing Card at Hartford Hits Three Bouts
Nutmeg Athletic Club staged three bouts at the Coliseum in Hartford. Andy Daly defeated Moseing after two rounds. John Curran stopped The Griffin in the third after a prior knockdown. Kid Thomas defeated Whitey Lester when the referee halted a wild fourth round exchange.
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Conn
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Andy Daly
Boston
Moseing
New London
Daly
John Curran
Springfield
Griffin
Kid Thomas
New York
Whitey Lester
Philadelp
Thomas
Bill Daly
Boxing bouts set for club meet next Friday afternoon
Atlantic Yacht Club athletics committee announced the final boxing pairings for next Friday: Dave Anderson versus Joe Smith. Danny Snyder versus Ed Jones. Hod Russell against Mike D Arcy. Frank Tyson versus Jack Fitzpatrick. Martin Mulvihill versus Bill Jordan. Andy Peep... versus Mickey Higgins. Club membership applications urged. coach Twin Sullivan trains at Riverside with Eddis Connolly assisting. bold aim to win and stage a strong season finale.
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Dave Anderson
Newton
Joe Smith
North End
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Charlestown
Ed Jones
Chelsea
Hod Russell
Mike D'Arcy
Fast Boston
Frank Tyson
East Boston
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Martin Mulvihill
Bill Jordan
Somerville
Ndyeepeeen
Mickey Higgins
Lymois
Sullivan
Eddis Connolly
Riverside
Boxing Gossip from the Roanoke Club and Boston Scene
Promoter notes, training updates, and match talk involving Eddie Connolly and other boxers. References to Jeffries Corbett fights, Kid McCoy’s opponents, and plans for Boston and Seaside Club events. Mentions boxers, managers, and potential matchups with dates and local venues.
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Seaside Athletic Club
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Will Lee
Tom Lees
Denny Kelliher
Dock Square
Lees
Walter Goode
Way Street
Jack McAuliffe
Paddy Kerrigan
Vardon to Visit Boston as Open Champion Arrives
Harry Vardon, the open champion of England, will arrive in Boston on a holiday. He has been engaged by a committee to exhibit and give lessons tomorrow. This visit offers local enthusiasts a grand opportunity to learn the game from a top expert.
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Boston
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George Marr
Lynn
Dan Snyder
Snyder
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Benton
Rob Rey
Harry Vardon
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