Princeton Leads In I C A Golf Team Event At Garden City
Princeton takes the early lead with an aggregate 655 for four players as the Intercollegiate Golf Association team championship opens at Garden City Golf Club Garden City N Y. The report blends sports notes from boxing racing and baseball with mentions of Judge Landis Benny Leonard Jack Britton Louis Bogash and Yale Harvard and Princeton teams and coaches.
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Garden City
N. Y
Princeton
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Garden City Golf Club
Princeton Takes Lead As Golf Qualifying Stages Continue
Day two sees Princeton 655 to lead with R. Knepper 156 and R. Wint ringer 159. Dartmouth trails at 664, Yale 673, Harvard 688, Williams 689 as 36 holes remain and individual scores count in the qualifying round.
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Dartmouth
R. B H. Knepper
Princeton
A. P. Boyd
R. L. Wintringer
J. C. Ward
Williams
R. E. Knepper
W. B. Sparks
F. B. Carruth
F. Hanlon
O. R. Rich
H. Taft
Yale
Nat Lovell
J. Bush
B. Bowles
A. T. Buffington
Harvard
D. Jones
E. A. Williams
R. W. Clough
J. H. Eaton
J.©. Ward
E. B. Secor
H. W. Comstock
R. Simmons
Racing Results at Hamilton Track
Five furlongs results feature Flag of Truce Caller Herrin and War Togs with solid payoffs. Second and fourth races list Ocean Crest Registrar and Dresden Parisian among notable finishers. The event concludes with Current Events Natural and Darnay among others in the seventh race.
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Turner
Caller Herrin
Borgan
R. Paul
Williams
McAfee
Enrico Caruso
Jim Petrier
Ocean Crest
J. McTaggart
BO Oleee
Amber Fly
Gibson
Ciree Wild Tate
Werner
Lack ? Fox
T. Wilson
Mother Bunch
Buckwheat
Royal Maid
Alien
Flowerful
My Solace
Wwyeb Elm
Floralia
Registrar
Woodstock
Planet
Webner
RACING RESULTS AT AQUEDUCT TRACK
Race by race results at Aqueduct with odds, weights, and times. Multiple races list winners such as Five Martingale and Prince James, detailing finish order and other runners.
Giants Ahead in Short Game in New York
The New York Nationals defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 in the first game of a double header before rain halted play after the sixth inning. New York built a big lead in the third as Young homered with Rawlings aboard. Captain Fletcher was ordered off the field in the fourth for dilatory tactics.
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New York
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
Hubbell
Giants
Young
Rawlings
Fletcher
A. E. Bancroft
Sore Sree
Youngs
Stencel
Douglas
Ehiess
Philadelpna
Rapp
R. Warkinsop
Villieme
Walker
J. Smith
Leslie
Hentine
Hepa
Hubball
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Leaslie
Stengel
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Bally
Piucvet
Pirates Take Two From Cubs
Pittsburgh won both games of a double header from Chicago 6 to 1 and 7 to 6. Wirts hit a bases loaded homer and Rohwer added another in the second game as Cubs errors aided the Pirates surge. Glazner earned the win in the first game with strong relief, while Alexander took the loss.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cheeves
Cubs
Wirts
Rohner
Pirates
Cooper
Glazgner
Alexander
Kaufmann
Rohwer
Grimm
Bigbee
Traynor
Glazner
Carlson
Glagner
Carison
Clasner
Cerjeon
Kiem and
Wilson
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Maranville
Carey
Bighee
Barnhart
Seer
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Hollacher
Krug
Grimes
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Pper
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CHISOX TOP TIGERS IN VERSED RUN FRENZY
Chicago Americans rally to beat Detroit 6 to 2 after a four run Tigers lead in the first inning. Blue Schalk Falk Johnson doubled. Schalk hit a homer as Mostil and Flagatesd also connected. Ehmke, Cole and Hodge pitched for Detroit. Schupp and Ehmke- Hodge and Cole worked for Chicago. Time 2 hours.
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Detroit
Chicago Americans
Tigers
Sox
Ehmke
Cole
Haney
Blue
Schalk
Falk
Johnson
Flagatesd
Mostil
Mullian
Collins
Sheelyases
Balla
Schupp
Hodge
Hite
Evanson
Indians Rally Past St Louis in Rain Soaked Win
Cleveland scores six in eighth to beat St Louis 9 to 7 in the second game of the series. Jamieson triples with bases loaded as Wright and Vangilder exit after heavy rain. Lindsey earns the win with 8 1 3 innings for Cleveland while Vangilder takes the loss.
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Cleveland
Indians
Wright
Vangilder
St. Louis
Jamieson
Danforth
Lindsey
cRan
O'Neill
Williams
Speaker
Mails
Gerber
Keefe
Uhle
Maile
Chill
Connolly
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Gardner
Socere
J. Sewell
Aetania
O Neill
Shinault
Bozo Snyder Team Beats Sally Nine in Boston
Bozo Snyder and his comedy team entertained a large crowd on Boston Common before a baseball game. They defeated the Sally company baseball team 10 to 4 in a torrid contest with Leon Errol and Walter Catlett contributing strong play alongside Snyder.
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Bozo’ Snyder
Boston Common
Sally
Leon Errol
Walter Catlett
Bozo Snyder
Princeton Poloists Defeat Yale 11 5 In Polo Clash
Princeton polo team easily beat Yale 11 to 5 in Westbury New York. Princeton surged ahead early scoring three goals in four and a half minutes and led throughout the match, with Yale held scoreless until the third chukker and never reaching more than one goal in a period.
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Princeton
Bulldog
Westbury
N. Y
Yale
Tiger
Maoc Aldrich Plans European Travel Before Football Season
Maoc Aldrich the Yale baseball captain will travel in Europe until the football season opens. He will return to New Haven to help coach the Ell backfield.
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Maoc" Aldrich
Yale
Europe
New Haven
Cards Rally to Beat Reds in Extra Innings
In St Louis on June 27 the Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 9 to 8 in 12 innings after Hargrave homered to put the Reds ahead. Gaynor and Schultz drove in the winning run, Daubert homered in the first, and Pfeffer earned the win while Markle took the loss.
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ST. Louis
Hargrave
Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Gaynor
Schultz
Daubert
Arnamith
Mann
Stock
Burns
Lavan
Gainor
Caveney
Hornsby
Fournier
Gillespie
Markle
Barfoot
Doak
Pfeffer
Uuts
Hart
O'Day
Longtime umpire Bob Emslie recalled in college era
The note reflects on Bob Emslie's umpiring career dating back to a Yale versus Princeton game at the Polo Grounds around 1900. It mentions contemporaries Slugger Mason Dutch Carter and Phil Krug as college players, highlighting the passage of generations in college baseball umpiring.
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Judge Landis
Boston
Bob Emsile
Bob
Polo Grounds
Robert
Slugser Mason
Dutch Carter
Phil Krug
Britton Triumphs In Boxing Bout Amid Odds and Surprises
Monday night at the Arena featured a standout performance by Britton beating Benny Walker in a display of big man strength over a smaller foe. Lou Bogash shocked crowds with a decisive middleweight win over Walker, while managers announced July 8 Worcester matchups and a weight-flexible challenge from Green of Claremont against Robinson. European feather title holder Wyns loses to Billy Matthews in a 20 round distance.
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Benny Leonard
Leonard
Lew Tendler
Benny
New York
Gotham
Britton
Britten
Dan Morgan
Lou Bogash
Tommy Robson
Bogash
Walker
Lou
Malone
St. Paul
Tobey Doherty
Worcester
Tommy Leahy
Jack Williams
Pioneer A. C
Leahy
Arthur Wyns
Belgium
Billy Matthews
England
Latonia track racing results souring from Latonia track
At Latonia track results list six furlongs to one mile races with horses and jockeys including Say, Georgette, Baenteur and Paco OS. Purses show various payouts with times around 1 07 to 2 01. Bets include large exacta and quinella payouts amid a crowded field of runners.
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Somo
Eal Gingelere
Heupel
Prince Titii
Penman
Jeanne Bowdre
Naughty Nisba
W. Poole
Ean Cao
Mayor Carroll
Stone Age
Rowan
Glen Livet
Minnie Wy
Wey Well
Owens
Grayson
A. Wilson
Beto
Dorie
Teaves
Siites Knob
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Castlereagh
Twinkle Blue
Mahony
Arrowhead
May Rose
Wilson
Lucky Rup
Donegal
Fiverhart
Yorick
Polite
Chittagong
Eddie, Jr
Mr. Beck
Georgette
Kennedy
Tulane
Heapel
Iatean Binly Starr
Rich Grass
Margaret Winsor
Martha’ Fallon
Lady Mother
Blarney Store
Lady Astor
Chacolet
Brotherly Love
Mart O'Hara
Poole
Lieben
Bess L
Billy Berne
Slanderer
Paco OS
Bruening
Mormon Elder
Miss Prosperity
Damoric
Bit of Green
Last Brush
Jetsam
Wadsworth
Harvard Player in Net Finals
Only eight players remain in the singles championship of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association after the second day at the Merion Cricket Club turf courts. Harvard is represented by one finalist, with four players from the East, two from the Middle West, and two from the Pacific Coast still alive in Philadelphia.
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Annapolis
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
University of Washington
Naval Academy
Philadelphia
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Merion Cricket Club
Survivors list and results highlight college tennis round
The survivors include Phil Neer James Davies Leland Stanford Andrew Morgan Penna L E Williams Yale Morris Duane Harvard C W Sanders Dartmouth Walter Weast brook Michigan and Wray Brown Washington U. Neer beat Rodney Beck 6 1 6 2 and Davies defeated Charles Granger 6 1 6 0. Morgan upset John Howard 5 7 6 4 6 3. Thirty two doubles teams entered with Harris O Connell Oklahoma defeating Gregory Hilliard Texas 7 5 12 10.
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Phil Neer
James Davies
Leland Stanford
Andrew Morgan
Penna
L. E. Williams
Yale
Morris Duane
Harvard
C. W. Sanders
Dartmouth
Walter Weastbrook
Michigan
Wray Brown
Washington University
Neer
Davies
Rodney Beck
Lehigh University
Charles Granger
University of Texas
University of Pennsylvania
John Howard
Princeton University
B. K. Harris
G. J. O'Connell
Oklahoma
Lloyd Gregory
Cecil Hilliard
Holcombe Ward
Beals
C. Wright
William A. Larned
Wm. J. Clothier
Gilleaudeau defeats Ballin to advance Connecticut title bid
Miss Mellen Gilleaudeau beats her rival Miss Florence Ballin in straight sets 6-3 6-2 at the Canaan Country Club in Stamford. She stayed back, displayed steady driving, and kept shots near the back line. Also, Miss Ceres Baker defeated Miss Helen Hooker 6-2 6-1 with strong net play.
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Stamford
Conn
Mellen Gilleaudeau
Connecticut
Florence Ballin
New Canaan Country Club
Miss Gilleaudeau
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