Yale Defeats Princeton on Hunter's Hit at Polo Grounds
New York June 17 Yale defeats Princeton 4 to 3 at the Polo Grounds as Legore scores the decisive run in the eighth after reaching on a error by Princeton second baseman Boully and stealing second. Way allowed five hits while Deve allowed seven as Yale wins the triangular series with Harvard and Princeton. Alumni and undergraduates watched a tight, eventful game with Yale captain Alex Wilson leading cheers.
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Football coaches curb newspaper access at Yale practice
Harvard pays Reggie Brown to gather tidbits on other teams and practices. Yale restricts practice gates and hides plays, with Captain Wilson and Coach Hinkey enforcing secrecy. Harvard favors limiting access to Percy Haughton while managers relay limited guidance to reporters. Yale plans hire of a linguistically adept insider to feed news but remains cautious about disclosures.
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Reggie Brown
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Wilson
Hinkey
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Haughton
Biggieston
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Harvard Coach II Expert at Croquet
New London June 17 Jamnes Wray, Harvard rowing coach, is noted as an exceptional croquet player. The piece sketches his influence among oarsmen near Red Top and contrasts Harvard’s dominance with Yale and broader social circles west of the Hudson.
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Hudson
Harlem Rivers
Red Top
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Crimson
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Fans Own Column Highlights Local Venues and Shops
A fragmented column mentions Panmuily members at Elm Street and a Boston shoe store near Poll's Theatre Building. It references He Faust Hewat and a 88-42 score or figure, with unclear context about Excellene Cuisine and Best Cabaret. The text is incomplete but indicates a local arts and retail scene.
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Panmuily
Boston
Manterneer
Poll's Theatre
Runs Made This Week AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago and Washington are highlighted in a brief weekly summary of runs in the American League with standings and team highlights. The note suggests activity across teams including Chicago and Washington without detailing specific game scores or dates.
Federal and National League Games Day Schedule
National and Federal League games listed for today include New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St Louis at Newark Kansas City at Baltimore Chicago at Buffalo.
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Providence
Syracuse
Cleveland in New York. Chicago in Philadelphia.
Detroit in Washington. St. Louis in Botioe.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Miss Bjurstedt Wins Two At New York Tennis Event
Miss Molla Bjurstedt won two matches at Crescent Athletic Club in the New York invitation women's singles and doubles, defeating Mrs. Robert Le Roy 7-5 6-2 in singles and teaming with Mrs. Rawson Wood to beat Mrs. R A Pope and Mrs. T C Cassebeer 4-6 6-1. She again showed late strong play, taking a clinching edge as in prior matches.
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Giants Win and Keep Out of Last Place
Cincinnati June 17 The Giants won the final 12 inning game 5 to 3 over the Reds to climb out of last place and retain seventh position in the standings. Mathewson started for the Giants, held the Reds scoreless five innings, and the Reds pushed across two runs in the sixth. Murray struck out in the seventh as a pinch hitter for Matty. Rube Schauer pitched a scoreless seventh, Glance at the Coast League’s Benton and King Lear finished as the Reds allowed three more hits in later frames.
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Reds
Chris Mathewson
McGraw
Herzog Clan
Matty
Redbirds
Twombley
King Lear
Pacific Coast League moves to curb baseball gambling
The Pacific Coast League seeks to abolish baseball gambling and Los Angeles police cooperate with club owners in the campaign. Chief Sebastian vows to pursue any baseball pools, stating the policy holds as he shifts to mayor. Fans’ support shapes player and salary limits for next year amid attendance concerns.
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Sebastian
Salt Lake City
Basebal Agnates
Fai
Wrestling Match Ends In Disqualification At Opera House
New York June 17 Hevonta was disqualified in a wrestling bout with Joan Tigan at the Manhattan opera house after repeated fouls. The match was halted after thirteen minutes as spectators complained of rough tactics. Aberg and Beiner fought to a ten minute draw with both tumbling into the pit and Beiner losing consciousness for seven minutes.
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New York
Hevonta
Manhattan Opera House
Joan Tigan
Aberg
Beiner
Cornell Beats Penn in Last 1915 Game
Ithaca scene as Cornell closes the season with a 4 to 3 ninth inning win over Penn before a large crowd. A two base hit by Cutterby and late bunted runs aided by defensive errors let Cornell overcome a three run Quaker lead in the fifth. Whitey scored the final run on a hit and run dash.
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H. Wallace
Whitney
R. Wallace
Sutterby
Wallace
Donovan
Gordon
Whitey
Cobb Not Worried By Ban Johnson Threat
Philadelphia on June 17 Ty Cobb dismisses Ban Johnson s threat to expel him from baseball over a disputed story. Cobb denies accusing the White Sox of stealing signals though others say such practices occur. He remains confident, batting .400, and argues Johnson should verify facts before acting. Eddie Collins has quit writing, prompting calls for action by the National Commission.
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Ban Johnson
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Johnson
Georgia Peach
Cobb
White Sox
Chicago Park
Tauthor
Eddie Collins
National Commission
John McGraw
McCabe Sold to Red Sox Amid League News
Pitcher Wagner Dick McCabe of Bridgeport, previously with Lewiston, has been sold to the Boston Red Sox after pressure from Bridgeport official sec reddary Reddy. McCabe, from Mamaroneck New York, showed promise in early season exhibitions before stints with Newark and discussions about New London transfers fell through.
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Boston Red Sox
Lewiston
Arthur Irwin
New York American
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
New London Telegraph
Newark
Feds Plan New York and Boston Entries Next Season
Federal league plans to enter both New York and Boston next season. James A Gilmore says a New York club will be established regardless of Boston. Grounds for a New York club are under study on Manhattan Island while Boston backers push for a Forest Hills park site.
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Federals
Boston
James A Gilmore
Waldorf-Astoria
Powers That Be
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Forest Hills
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Gaffney
Alston
Boston Capital
Comstock
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Gilmore
Buffalo
Baltimore
Worcester Release of Keliher for Bedtime Violations
Worcester June 17 Manager Jesse Burkett announces the release of Keliher former Hartford fast baseman and Pitcher Johnson for failure to observe bedtime rules. Keliher plans to sign with Little Rock in the Southern Association. He had not hit well since joining Worcester except for one day, a pattern he cannot explain.
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Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Keliher
Hartford
Little Rock
Burkett
Johnson
Kelcher
Brooklawn Star Delivers Fine Score in Open Championship
Brooklawn star George Sparling posted a strong showing in the annual open golf championship at Baltusrol links, Short Hills, N J. Sparling completed rounds in 154 tied for fifth place with Gil Nicholls of Wilmington leading at 147.
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N. J
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Gil Nicholls
Wilmington
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George Sparling
Brooklawn
Yale Crew Seals Weights Officially For Season Finish
New London June 10 Yale crews prepared for a final time-row before season end. Coach Guy Nickalls has weights certified by the City Sealer of Weights to formalize records. Harvard efforts to register were hindered by river conditions as Yale eyes a faster time than 21 23 for the Varsity eight.
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Yale
Thames
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Sturtevant
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Reatts
Nickalis
Beale
Lima
Wray
Baseball Gossip Highlights From Early Season News
Doe Crandall shows old relief form saving the opener and guiding the Blouseds to a 3 1 victory in the second game. Larry Jajolle mentors Maleons at second base while Al Sharpe calls Steve Regan the best college pitcher seen. Hoch injured in motorcycle crash threatens career. Daubert leads NL batters while Giants top league with .368 team average. Reds close behind. Kauff drops in NL pace with Magee Campbell Evgy among leaders in the Federal League.
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al Sharpe
Cornell
Steve Regan
Regan
Tigers
Sharpe
Giants
Doago
Merkle
Robertson
Fletcher
Lobert
Incinnati
Louis
Reds
Benny Kauff
Lee Magee
Brookfeds
Vincent Campbell
Newfeds
Steve Evgny
Stratford Avenue Protest Over Wood Block Paving Assessments
About fifty Stratford avenue property owners attended a claims committee meeting and protested the wood block paving assessments. They demanded rebates and argued the city should bear more of the cost, contending individual charges were unfair.
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Claims Committee
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