Winners at the International Meet
Duncan Mac Millan of Cambridge wins the 100-yard dash in 10.2 seconds. F G Black of Cambridge takes the 440 in 49.8. B M Preble of Harvard runs 880 in 1 minute 57.2. P J Baker of Cambridge clocks 4 minutes 27.6 seconds for the mile. E Gowan Taylor of Oxford tops the two-mile in 9 minutes 29.2. George Chisholm of Yale wins the 120-yard hurdles in 15.4. J R Holden of Yale soars 22 feet 9.25 inches in the broad jump. Wooster Canfield of Yale clears 5 feet 11.375 in high jump. G E Putnam of Oxford hammers 151 feet 5 inches.
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Duncan MacMillan
Cambridge
F. G. _ Black
B. M. Preble
Harvard
P. J. Baker
E. Gowan Taylor
Oxford
George Chisholm
Yale
J. R. Holden
Wooster Canfield
G. E. Putnam
Preble
England
America
Fox
MacMillan
Reilly
Jaques
Anderson
Dupcan MacMillan
Trinity
F. A. Reilly
G. A. Chisholm
Secott
J. B. Cummings
P. R
Phillips
W. J. F. MacDonald
Harvards
A. D. Berker
Canfield
Putnam
Childs
Howard Damon Howard
Pembroke
C. H. Porter
Brasenose
Paul R. Withington
William FP. Ryan
Warverd
F. G. Black
John H. Stewart, Jr
Herbert W. Kelley
John R. Holden
J. R. Kilpatrick
Olgin
M. J. Susskind
D. J. “‘Wartley
Merton
Philip John Baker
King’s
W. ©. Moore
Exeter
H. P. Lawless
Cambridge and Oxford beat Harvard and Yale at Queen's Club
At the Queen's Club in London Cambridge and Oxford teams wearing the C and O colors defeated Harvard and Yale in a hard fought track meet. The English victory came after a strong challenge from the American side with spectators witnessing a memorable struggle for supremacy.
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London
Queen’s Club
New Kensington
Cambridge
Oxford
Harvard
Yale
Harvard and Yale Lose by One Point in Cambridge Oxford Meet
England wins 5 to 4 as Cambridge and Oxford beat Harvard and Yale with dominant sprint and field events. Putnam of Oxford beats Childs of Yale in hammer. Preble of Harvard claims first Harvard Yale win over Cambridge Oxford in the 440. two meet records fall in hurdles and two-mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Sons of the
United States
Intercollegiate Track Meet Scores and Winners
The report outlines scoring ties and event winners from a multi school track meet. It lists individual event champions across sprints, hurdles, jumping, hammer, and distance races with times and distances for schools including Yale Harvard Cambridge Oxford Pembroke Trinity and King's.
Chicago Takes Opener As Brooklyn Falters In Sixth
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 in Brooklyn on July 11. The game was close through five innings before two Brooklyn errors and two hits allowed three runs. Chicago added two more in the ninth on a triple by H Zimmerman and a Doyle homer.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
H. Zimmerman
Doyle
Chicago AB
Sheckard
Schulte
Hofman, Hi
Zimmerman
I Doyle
Bae Wee
Tinker
BH. TB
Burch
Daubert
Tenes Eee
Wheat
Reee
Tooley
Coulson
EB. Zimmerman
Smith
Erwin
Barger
Toteig
Wee Ae
Fela Fe
Ferwin
H. Twoman
Zimmermerman
Zim
Heckard
Ard
Shecki
Hofman
Brown
O Tinker
Sheek
Johnstone and
Eason
Light breeze halts yacht race at Bar Harbor cruise
North Haven Maine July 11 The annual Eastern Yacht Club cruise to Bar Harbor was idle as a light easterly wind prevented any racing. A special handicap race was planned for sloops Humma Adventuress Altair Narcissus and Alice but could not start by noon.
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North Haven
Eastern Yacht Club
Bar Harbor
Will
Camden
Fox Island
Humma
Adventuress
Altair
Narcissus
Alice
Camden Harbor Fleet Prepares for Eggemoggin Reach Race
The Camden harbor fleet sails up the Penobscot to Bangor on steam yachts Juanita Frank B. Mc Questen Cristina Frederick C. Fletcher and Hope with Lyndonia added by Cyrus H Ek Curtis and Wakiva possibly joining from New York Yacht Club. Tomorrow a 32 mile race to Billings Cove Eggemoggin Reach begins at 11 with start between Orion and a flag buoy off Drunkards Ledge and finish at Cape Rosier. Anchorage for the night at Billings Cove.
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Camden Harbor
Penobscot
Bangor
Juanita
Frank B. McQuesten
Cristina
Frederick C. Fletcher
Hope
Herbert M. Sears
Camden
Megunticook Club
Orion
Drunkards ‘Ledge
Monroe Island
Sears Island
Cape Rosier
Billings Cove
Larned defaults in singles at Seabright tennis meet
National champion W A Larned defaulted in the singles at Seabright New Jersey after a prior good showing. He played doubles with his brother F P Larned to defeat Clothier and Wrenn 7 5, 4 6, 6 3. Other matches saw M H Long defeat GoM Church 4 6 6 3 6 2 and Long with Gardner beat Dabney and Niles 6 3 7 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Long
C. R. Gardner
A. S. Dabney
N. W. Niles
Boston
R. D. Little
Karl H. Behr
L. F E. Mahan
T. R. Pell
Wells Still Full of Hope for Wolgast Fight
Matt Wells English lightweight believes a Wells versus Wolgast match can be set for Labor Day in San Francisco after Wells signed an agreement with Tom O Day for a Labor Day bout. If Wolgast declines Wells would fight Packy McFarland in Milwaukee, says Wells manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welsh
Matt Wells
George McDonald
Wells
Tom O'Day
San Francisco
Wolgast
Wolga
New England Prep Matchups Listed
Fall River at Lawrence. Haverhill at Brockton. New Bedford at Lynn. Worcester at Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Ay
New England
Fall River
Lawrence
Haverhill
Brockton
New Bedford
Lynn
Worcester
Lowell
Pittsburg Hammered Out Big Victory
New York July 11. Pittsburg defeated New York 8 to 6 as Wagner Gibson and Snodgrass each had four hits. The game featured three home runs two triples and seven two baggers. Miller and Wilson homered for New York while Leach Merkle added a three-base hit.
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New York
Wagner
Gibson
Snodgrass
Pirates
Ames
Pittaburty
Iseos Ozil
Gay
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Wiltse
Crandall
Miller
Wilson
Doyle
Leach
Merkle
Teach
Fletcher
Clarke
Ferry
Grandall
O'Day
Frary
AB. R. BH TB. PO
E. Devore
Wee Ek
Becker
Ec F
Murray
Bridwell
Peer Fletcher
Coergroene
A. Wilson
Eovresercees
Donlin Coe
P Peewee Weses
Fall River Trades Reiger for Lynn Players
Fall River New England league pitcher Reiger is traded to Lynn. Fall River receives pitcher Swormstedt and infielder Callahan, with Swormstedt sold to Haverhill. Fall River aims to secure a shortstop in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Reiger
New England League
Lynn
Swormstedt
Callahan
Haverhill
Neal Ball Earns Respect as Top Teammate
Neal Ball has become a standout player and a popular figure on the team, earning praise from teammates and others for his performance and conduct.
Worcester and Lynn Play Free-Hitting 14-12
Worcester loses to Lynn 14 to 12 as both teams see pitchers knocked out early. Case, Harrington, and McInerney share the mound duties. Strands, Wallace, and McGovern spark the offense with multiple hits and two-base efforts.
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Worcester
Mass
Lynn
Fiarrington
Wilson
McInerney
Cass Sewigo
Marshall
Cutler
McGovern
Logan
Strands
Wallace
Weaver
Noblett
Bunting
Crum
Russell
Haas
McCune
Coulter
Case
Harrington
Monahan
Daum
Stafford
M'Tinerney
P. Case
O'Neil
New Bedford Beats Lowell 3-1 Behind Bushelman’s Record Pace
New Bedford 3 Lowell 1 as Bushelman fans 15 in a sharp pitching win. Scattered Lowell hits and New Bedford errors shape a tense ninth inning run for Lowell.
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New Bedford
Mass
Bushelman
Lowells
Lowell
Maranville
Rufhange
Lawrence Triumphs 4 3 As Duffy Stifles Brockton Hitting
Brockton top bats twice as many hits but could not plate runs against Duffy who limited them to three and allowed Lawrence a 4 3 victory. Brey Maier delivered the decisive three base hit with two on in the sixth to win it for the visitors.
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New England
Brockton
Mass
Lawrence
Duffy
Breymaier
Bh.po.a.e
Hagan
BILPO
A.E
Hen’ksen
Pogg Et Fe
M’lane
Phoenix
Con’hton
Crisham
Stankard
Carlstrom
Boardman
Williams
Foley
Lawrence Fete Ewes
Wees
Henriksen
Tevlin
Noted driver dies of injury in Albany Me nands
Alta P. Mac Donald a famed turf figure died at his Me nands home after a seven month illness linked to a spine injury from a Michigan Grand Circuit meet six years earlier. Born April 22 1845 in Hartford New York he began racing at seven and trained publicly by fifteen. He trained notable horses including Major Demar Sweet Marie and Dariel.
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Albany
N. Y
Alta P. MacDonald
Menands
Michigan
Mr. MacDonald
Hartford
Major Demar
Sweet Marie
Dariel
Sox and Sox Trade Rumors Cloud Chicago Series
Chicago July 11 John I Taylor owner of the Red Sox is due in Chicago before the series end. Negotiations were started earlier with Comiskey for a trade. Taylor seeks Pitcher Scott Catcher Payne and may swap Carrigan Cicotte and Wagner. Comiskey telegrammed Taylor to resume talks. Taylor wants Zeider and Corhan but their sale is doubtful.
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Chicago
Ill
John. I. Taylor
Red Sox
Comiskey
Taylor
Scott
Payne
Carrigan
Cicotte
Wagner
Zeider
Corhan
Walnuts to Meet Rosemonts for Dorchester Title
Next Saturday afternoon at the Ne ponset playgrounds the Walnuts and the Rosemonts will clash for the Dorchester championship. The game starts at 3 o'clock with Moulton and Whitmarsh forming the Walnuts backcourt and Benson and Bishop leading the Rosemonts scoring. The Walnuts have lost only one game in 109 this year.
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Neponset
Walnuts
Rosemonts
Dorchester
Moulton and Whitmarsh
Benson and Bishop
Anvil Beats Nanah in 2:20 Trotting Stake
Anvil driven by FE F Geers defeated Nanah in three close heats to win the 2:20 trotting stake for 2500 dollars on opening Grand Circuit card in Indianapolis. Track slow from rain but feature ran in good time.
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Indianapolis
Anvil
FE. F
Pop”) Geers
A. McDonald
Nanah
Ginger Drives To Victory In Opening Day Feature Race
A large crowd attended the opening day as Ginger, driven by Brown, won the feature after leading Nanah in all three heats. The 2:07 pace upset favored bets with The Limit finishing fourth. Fanny Stanton won the first race the 2:18 pace as Nellie G. and Longworth B. chased hard. Second race was a 2:20 trot won by Anvil after scratches. Third race saw Ruth D. contend with Ginger in the 2:07 pace while Sunny Jim and The Limit trailed. Fourth race the 2:15 trot featured R. T. and Alva Dillon with High Admiral and Aunt Russell.
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Ginger
Brown
Ruth D
Fanny Stanton
Dodge
Longworth B
Nellie G
Nanah
Geers
Bingen
Longworth
B. m
Murphy
Wolberton
Alec Cae
A. McDonald
Deans
C. Saree
Bill Bailey
G. G
Flack
Obidoury
Anvil
B. H
St. Vallent Vincent
Dr. Jones
Tinger
Angus M
Anderson Wilkes Cvasodung Ores
Patie Ieee
Sunny Jim
Shively
G. Macey
Maggie Winder
Jones
Lady Isle
Bom
PBS
Tomes
Odie
Dick Allen
B. G
Frost
Nell Gentry
R. T
Ch. G
Prince Mareh
Alva Dillon
McMahon
Ic Madelle
Selvage
Sue D
Br. m
Magee Suspended and Fined for Altercation with Umpire
Sherwood Magee of the Philadelphia National League club was indefinitely suspended after an assault on umpire John Finneran during a game with St. Louis. National League President Lynch also fined Magee $200, the maximum under league rules, for striking Finneran after an argument.
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Philadelphia
Sherwood Magee
National League Baseball Club
John Finneran
St. Louis
Magee
Finneran
Lynch
National League
Too Hot for Armory Boys Postponed Boxing Card
The Bob Moha versus Jimmy Gardner bout at the Armory A. A. and several other undercard contests were postponed due to extreme heat. Officials now plan to stage the program Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory A. A
Bob Moha
Jimmy Gardner
Harvard Crimson Lose to English in Dual Games
English athletes win the Harvard Yale Oxford Cambridge dual meet as Harvard struggles in the 800 meters and 80 yard events. Johnny Mack’s freshman J H Stewart shows promise finishing third, while PB M Preble earns Harvard’s only first by beating the British runners in the half mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Yale
Kelley
Harvard
Black
McMillan
Cambridge
Crimson
Blue
Johnny Mack
Oxford
Werb
Kelly
J. H. Stewart
Herb” Jaques
Jaques
PB. M. Preble
English athletes topple favorite distances in Boston meet
The Post notes Mr Duffey answers sport questions and praises Harvard runner beating English at long distances. Yale hurdler George Chisholm impresses with style in 120 yards high hurdles on grass, while G F E Putnam of Oxford wins the hammer throw, a tough ride for a former Yale man watching compatriots falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
George Chisholm
Yale
Alevin Kraenzlein
G. F E. Putnam
Oxford
Putnam
Clarifying a foul ball and batter’s box contact in baseball
Commentary on a foul ball in baseball with confusion about ball in batter box. notes on Jim Flynn’s Italian American background. request for column on curing charley horse. inquiry about Harold Jangrin’s pro baseball background. discussion of sprint starts and crouching technique.
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Jim Flynn
North Adams
Harold Jangrin
Red Sox
Boston
Jangrin
Boston English
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