Cornell Heads to College Championship with Strong Team
The article notes Cornell as a top contender for the college championship with depth in second and third string scorers. Eddie Teschner of Harvard and H Smith of Michigan emerge as sprint class leaders, both posting even century times and near walkovers in the 440. Ted Meredith leads the field in the half mile with Willcox of Harvard as the main challenger in the double furlong.
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Cornell
Ithacans
Moakley
Eddie Teschner
Harvard
H. Smith
Michigan
Ted Meredith
Willcox
Meredith
Meredith and Murray Shine in Stadium Events
Meredith excelled in both quarter and short sprint events with fast times, while Murray set a high hurdle mark in the 120-yard highs. Overton struggled in the half mile, and coaches criticized the two-starter format for track events, preferring a single starter for consistency.
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F. S. Murray
Stanford
Murray
Answers to Queries on Boxing Scores and Pole Vault Rules
The text cites two Charley White vs Dundee fights in New Orleans and Syracuse with Dundee holding advantage in both. Milburn Saylor and Charley White fought twice in Boston with a draw first and White winning the second by knockout, plus White stopping Saylor in Cincinnati first round. It also discusses pole vault record rulings and notes no game announcement for May 30 with expected July 4 games on the Common.
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Charley White
Aashtitey Dundee
New Orleans
Syracuse
Dundee
White
Milburn Saylor
Boston
A K. O
Saylor
Cincinnati
Braves
John McGraw
Giants
Warriors of
Stallings
McGraws
Cubs Fall to Reds 5 4 in Cincinnati Series Opener
Cincinnati edged Chicago 5 4 in a May 26 game. Laier committed a costly error in the second inning, allowing two runs. Herzog at shortstop had nine putouts with no assists as Chicago used three pitchers, Hendrix and Lavender relieved after Reds bunched hits.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Laier
Herzog
Short
Hendrix
Lavender
Cincinnait
R. BH
AB. R “Bh
E. Schulte
See
Eae Lick
Dee Bess
Williams
Cf Secre
Zimmerman
Sater
Tee O
McCarthy
Fischer
Ween
Mulligan
Ss Vee
Doolan
Seas
Poer
Seaton
A Zwilling
Taverider
Chase
Wingo
Williame
Louden Luse
Groh
Mollwita
Neale
Halls
Lavendier
Toney
Big Hendrix
Rigler
Harrison
Concord High trounces Somerville in dual track meet
Concord High School dominated Somerville High in a dual track and field meet, winning seven of nine events and compiling 6223 points to Somerville 1813. Star performers included Billy Dee with two first places a third and a tie for second for 1213 points, Harry Bresth with four seconds for 12 points, Hewitt with 10, and Captain Homer Allen with seven. for Somerville, Cook led the effort.
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Concord High School
Somerville High School
Concord
Billy’ Dee
Harry Bresth
Concord High
Dee
Bresth
Hewitt
Homer Allen
Somerville High
Cook
Giants Rout Braves 12 to 1 in Boston as Tesreau exits early
The New York Giants shellacked the Boston Braves 12 to 1 at Fenway. George Tyler was wild, giving up 14 hits and five walks as Jeff Tesreau left with an injury and Ralph Stroud held the fort. Burns and Robertson keyed the rally with timely hits and forced errors. Christy Mathewson slated to start a doubleheader for the Giants.
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Giants
George Tyler
George
Boston
Jeff Tesreau
Braves
Pete Compton
Henry Gowdy
Tyler
Tesreau
Ralph Stroud
Rabbit Maranville
George Burns
Eddie Collins
Burns
Robertson
Doyle
Collins
Kauff
Wilhoit
Fletcher
Koney
Rennie
Merkle
McKechnie
Christy Mathewson
New York
Roush
A Doyle
Kant
Pletcher
W McKechnie
Rarien
Sprees
Osa
Kelly
Doon
Tesrean
Stroud
AB Br
A. F. Maranville
Rariden
Boston Ba
Ito
Ane
Iff A
Poston Peat
Gowdr
Robereton
Vietcher
Stalen
Tragosser
Tesvreau
Smith
Byers
Konetchy
OM Tesrean
Tipire Anings
Fason
Colby Elminated in Tennis Doubles
Crono Maine May 26 Colby eliminated in the doubles of the Maine intercollegiate lawn tennis tournament Fieldbrana and Gilson lost in three sets to Flynt and Greeley of Bowdoin Four matches in preliminary rounds and one in the semi finals were played.
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Crono
Colby
Fieldbrana
Gilson
Flynt and Greeley
Bowdoin
Phillies Beat Dodgers 1 0 To Take First Place
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 1 to 0 in a pitching duel. Whitted doubled with one out in the seventh, Stock singled, and a wild throw by Cutshaw allowed the winning run. Alexander held the Dodgers in check as Cravath and Stengel played key defensive plays to prevent scoring.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Alexander
Smith
Whitted
Stock
Cooper
Cutshaw
Cravath
Stengel
I. BH
Byrne
Bancroftt
Posse
Sand
Paskett
Pets
Killifer
E . Ae
aStock
Co’ Mara
Meyers
Eeeenee
Johnston
Myers
Conner
O’' Mara, Niehols, Whitted
Danbert
O' Muara
Daubert
Umptres
Kiem
Divislife
Interscholastics at Dartmouth Meet Opens
Hanover N H May 25 Many of the 150 schoolboy athletes entered in Dartmouth s 2th annual interscholastic track meet arrived in Hanover this afternoon Ten high and four preparatory schools in New England have entered full teams Among the individual stars who will compete on Alumni Oval tomorrow are Rossiter the Kimball Union all around man Merrill a quarter m iler from Tlantington Murphy and Worthington the Hebron Academy athletes and Higgins the Worcester Classical runner
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
New England
Alumni Oval
Rossiter
Kimball Union
Man
Merrill
Tlantington
Murphy and Worthington
Hlebron Academy
Higgins
Worcester
Dartmouth Freshmen Meet Worcester Academy Tomorrow
Dartmouth freshman track team leaves Hanover for Worcester without Hobbs and Phelan. Phelan has left college and Hobbs is sidelined with a serious rupture, reducing the Green yearlings to 16 as they travel to the dual meet.
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Hanover
N. H
Hobbs
Phelan
Dartmouth
Worcester Academy
Worcester
New London Edges New Haven 2 1 In Ninth Inning Rally
Eastern League game saw New London beat New Haven 2 to 1 after a ninth inning rally led by M Shannon scoring on a Murphy hit. Manning delivered two RBIs for New London with a pinch hit to right as the visitors fell short.
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M. Shannon
Murphy
Manning
Norwich
O'Connell
Shannon
Rodriguez
Whitehorse
Becker
Hearne
Dowd
Chouinard
Miller
OM Weaver
Weaver
Ennis
Bilpo
Nutter
M. Sh'ou
Weiser
Sha’on
Whiteh
Nodrig
Cho'ard Ab
O'Con
A Nierney
Russell
Devine
V Hearne
Fv Weaver
Springfield Beats Bridgeport 8-5 on Hammond Home Run
Springfield rallied to score four in the third and Hammond homered in the fifth to push past Bridgeport 8 to 5. Dye pitched for Bridgeport, Justin for Springfield, with key hits from Hammond and Riconda and a double play ending threats late in the game.
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Dye
Bridgeport
Hammond
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Bilpo
A.B. Sickey
Gandette
Deininger
Moshler
Hicckey
Flynn
Justin
Ball
Hoffman
Whalen
Ri- Conda
O'Dell
Thompson
Plynn
Fe PenroNy
Stafford
Lynn Edges Lowell 7 6 in Ninth Inning Comeback
Lynn held a four run lead after the first inning but Lowell fought back. In the ninth Lohman replaced Zieser and walked in the go ahead run as Lynn finally prevailed. Catcher Carroll suffered an injury earlier when Slapped by a play at home plate.
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Lynn
Lowell
Zieser
Lohman
Carroll
Sthuppson
Hartford and Worcester play 18 innings to 4 4 tie
Hartford and Worcester deadlocked 4 to 4 after 18 innings in a slow game that spanned nearly three hours. Lyons weakened in the sixth as Worcester overcame Hartford's early lead. Salmon finished for Worcester while Hartf ord struggled to solve Smith who allowed limited hits.
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Worcester
Lyons
Htartford
Salmon
Smith
Will
Beh
Po.a.e
Bh.po.ae
E.smith
Murray
Briggs
Grisella
Wagners
Tylernec
Skiffie
Cooleyas
Salmeon
Mureray
Maloney
Pottelzier
Cooney
Gardella
Strand
Spires
Coon
Boultes
Doubays
Dugeon
Wagner
Rordelin
Keim
Portland Trips Lawrence 8 to 0 in May tilt
Portland pitcher Martin allowed four hits in nine innings, boosting his streak to 15-0 for Hugh Duffy's club. Lawrence threatened in the seventh but could not score as Portland clinched an 8-0 win.
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Portland
Lawrence
Martin
Hugh Duffy
Tal
Polak
Bilpo
Ale Clemena
O` O'Co
Dowell
Fuller
Watters
Titme—ih
Arlington High School Tenis Team Opens Season in Loss
The Arlington High School boys tennis team opened its season at Arlington yesterday afternoon, dropping four straight matches to Somerville High School.
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Arlington High School
Arlington
Somerville High School
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