Weather Man Forecasts Tight Crimson Blue Showdown
Weather is favorable for a sharp Crimson and Blue clash as Randolph Lycett remains doubtful due to a recent injury. In first-round play Caner draws Australian cricketer and varsity tennis star R P Barbour while B Mathey faces J Washer, Belgian left-hander and champ. The Yankees miss Schang, but Al De Vormer works hard as catcher.
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Yale Players Dejected as Opening Game at Soldiers Field Is Postponed
Yale baseball players voiced disappointment after the earthman batted in yesterday afternoon and postponed the postponed opener at New Haven Soldiers Field. Captain Mac Aldrich returned from Harvard with word that the game would not be played, leaving Yale men highly disgruntled.
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Harvard
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Harvard Yale opener postponed by rain forces New Haven meeting
Harvard and Yale will meet in New Haven today for the opening game after Soldiers Field was ruled unplayable by rain. Captain Aldrich notes players are ready, with Eddy recovering from a sore throat and Chittenden or White expected to start in Cambridge later.
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Soldiers Field
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Boston
Chittenden
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Tommers
Quinlan Tops Field at Belmont Open Golf
Weather soaked Belmont course as 60 players contested a three day open. Rain barred many, 14 broke 90 and a 91 led the first flight amid heavy showers during the qualifying round.
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Quinlan
Belmont
Quinlan Shines With 75 In Belmont Round At Scramble
William Quinlan of Scarboro posted a 75 for the round, finishing first and six strokes ahead of his nearest rivals on Belmont's revamped course. He opened with 40 and closed with 35, nearing the course best. No net prize awarded. today three divisions begin match play with scratch and handicap rounds.
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Quinlan
British Open Driving Contest Crowned J Smith
The driving competition at the British open in Sandwich, England, ends with J Smith of the Royal Ashdown Forest Club achieving an aggregate 532 yards for his two best drives. Morrison of Sunningdale places second with 525 yards, while Easterbrook finishes third with 622 yards. Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood plan steamer travel June 24. Hagen is the sole American in the field, placing seventh in driving. About 50 players competed.
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Dartmouth Award Grants Fourteen Baseball Letters
Dartmouth Athletic Council authorized fourteen varsity baseball letters for Green diamond players. Recipients include L. E. Maynard of Millers Falls and W. J. Aschenbach of East Orange with eleven from Massachusetts. Captain Tracy and others face eligibility loss next year.
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Waltham
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Chick" Maynard
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Oxford Triumphs In Tennis Over Rival Cambridge
Oxford defeats Cambridge in Inter-Varsity lawn tennis singles. Gravem of California beat Van Alen of Cambridge in the final, with scores 9-7 6-8 6-4 as Oxford wins six sets to Cambridge’s three.
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England
Associated Press
Cambridge
Axel B. Gravem
California
J. H. van Alen
New York
Marston Captures Lynnewood Hall Golf Trophy
Maxwell R. Marston of Philadelphia defeated R. E. B. Knepper of Princeton 4 up with 8 to play in the final round to win the Lynnewood Hall trophy.
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Maxwell R. Marston
R. E B. Knepper
Princeton
Yale and Harvard Brace for Notable Friday Regatta
New London hosts a pivotal Friday race as Yale and Harvard crews train in heavy rain. The Crimson and Blue squads showcase improved form in sprints and longer paddles, while preparations, policing, and spectator arrangements ramp up. Boston figures arrive for the event and yachts sail in as excitement builds.
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Praise for Mal Aldrich Leads Yale Nine Highlight
Malcolm Aldrich named Yale captain praised as a superb student and athlete. The Yale nine, coached by Bernie Tommiers, recovered from a slow start and gained strong form before the Yale Princeton clash. A Yale voluntary committee statement issued near that game drew mixed reactions from critics including Bill Hanna of the New York Tribune.
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Malcolm Aldrich
Yale
Bernie Tommiers
Tommers
Bill Hanna
New York Tribune
American star Molla Mol la draws favorable at Wimbledon
London June 21 A P report notes Molla Mallory faces weaker rounds in the world lawn tennis championship draw set to begin June 26 at Wimbledon. In her half are Beamish and Satterwaite, with Lenglen near Kathleen McKane and Elizabeth Ryan in the other half. American G C Caner lands in the weaker men's quarter, with Marcel Alonso as his main rival for a possible semi final if acclimated to English conditions.
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Associated Press
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Bjurstedt Mallory
Mlle
Suzanne Lenglen
Wimbledon
A. E. Beamish
Satterwaite
Mile Lenglen
Kathleen McKane
Elizabeth Ryan
California
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