Columbia Favored In Big Regatta At Poughkeepsie
News notes prediction ahead of the twenty first intercollegiate rowing meet on the Poughkeepsie course. Columbia is the prime favorite with Stanford, Pennsylvania, and Cornell among the key challengers in varsity eight and freshman events. Contests span two and four mile races with twelve eights entered and close competition anticipated in all events.
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Double Play Helps End Collision At First Base
Injured in a collision with Weaver at first base during yesterday's game with the White Sox, he was carried off the field. He fielded Weaver's grounder, beat the local shortstop to first for the out, and while on the ground threw to Agnew to complete a tricky play by catching Felsch at the plate before Se.
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Fans Own Column Opens Excellent Cuisine and Cabaret
A fragment notes a venue at 38 42 Elm Street named F Zewlt offering a cafe and cabaret with prompt seating. Mentions Manin Bt Douglas and M N Bellwood as possible advertisers or locals. The text is fragmented, listing want ad items and names without full context.
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Baseball Contention and Pigeon Flight Mark Weekend
Fans in Chicago eye the world series as Cubs and White Sox surge. Boston Braves and Red Sox face doubt amid erratic play. Evers returns in Troy as Bravos win. Detroit trio rip through opponents while Burlington Keokuk play to scoreless tie. Brooklyn hosts Fans Day as Fort Worth reports a long pigeons flight record of 579 miles in 14 hours.
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Seeley Tops Brooklawn Field In Remarkable Round
W Parker Seeley posted an almost perfect first round at Brooklawn, defeating C G Waldo 9 up 7 to play while shooting a 74, one stroke over par. Other qualifiers include Gerrish over wrest, Baldwin over Gibney, French over Bowers, Hubbard over Sprott, Stoddard over Michels, Stoddard over Thorne, and Abbott over Strong.
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Victor Thorne
Robert Abbott
F. A. Strong
Baker Not Able To Hit .300 In Semi-Pro League
Delaware County league averages after nine games show thirteen hitters above .300 but exclude Frank Baker former Athletics third baseman who bats .235 with four errors in 23 chances. He added two home runs yesterday including one in the 11th for Upland. Larry McLean, suspended, caught for Media and tied the ninth with a single.
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Athletics
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Larry McLean
McGraw
Signs of distress in Federal league activity in New York
The Federal league shows signs of financial strain as teams cut costs. The Newark and Buffalo clubs released managers Bill Phillips and Larry Schlesly, signaling the league’s effort to recoup losses. Pennant winner Phillips had been a fixture, but the league demanded playing managers amid dwindling attendance and mounting worries.
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Kramer defeats Australian in Velodrome cycle event
Newark June 38 The Velodrome crowd of 10 006 saw a high class program cut short by rain. Frank L Kramer swept past Alfred Goullet in the professional events, with one heat rerun after an accident on the last lap while Kramer led.
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Taber Nears Mile Record at Stadium Meet
Norman Taber former Brown star and Boston AA runner posted a 4 15 1 5 mile time near the world amateur mark at Cambridge in the Eastern tryouts for the national meet in San Francisco. Abel Kiviat finished second about 38 yards behind with inside 4 20 as Meannix set a 40 yard high hurdle record at 54 4 5 seconds amid other strong marks.
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French Fourth of July Observance Cancelled at Long Champs
International League notes Richmond Jersey City Toronto minister Millerand states France will not mark July 4 with a review by Paris garrison troops. In another item, Japanese officers Major Nakajima and Captain Hashimoto committed suicide after Lemberg fortress fell to avoid capture.
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Harmon back in form boosts Pittsburgh pennant chase
Pittsburg June 36. Bob Harmon, who seemed to slip at the start, is again in top form and fans believe the Pittsburgh Nationals will contend for the pennant. Harmon’s pitching is seen as key to the team’s title bid.
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Baseball games today across leagues headline clash list
National League and American League schedule includes key matchups such as Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Other pairings feature Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St. Louis New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at Detroit and St. Louis at Chicago.
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International League Federal League clashes noted
In the International League and Federal League, pairings listed include Jersey City at Providence, Newark at Richmond, Rochester at Buffalo, Toronto at Montreal, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Baltimore, and Pittsburgh at Buffalo, outlining matchups across cities and leagues.
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Colonial League Yesterday's Results and Arrest Report
Thomas G. Forney, an attorney from Washington D C, was arrested in a Pittsburgh hotel on a charge of murderous assault on his father in law Franklyn Schneider, a millionaire candy manufacturer. Schneider was not seriously injured. Funeral designs and bouquets Beck and Som.
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Langford and McVea To Meet in Boston
In Boston on June 23 the two Sams McVea and Langford, famed coffee colored boxers and stars of their era, are slated for a showdown in the Hub. Langford seeks revenge with a big California fighter in mind, and local opinion favors Langford’s power and experience to decide, though McVea can upset with peak form.
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Women Drivers Enter Local Auto Races At Avon Park Motordrome
Local women motorists show interest in competing in a special event scheduled for July 5 at the Avon Park Motordrome. L. J. Reilly of Farmer Publishing & Co. invites entries, while Bob Beach aims to set records but suffered a Saturday collision near Westport. Motorcycle races also planned as work crews prepare the track coating with pounds.
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White vows to stop Welsh in Brighton bout
Charley White, arriving from Chicago, trained at Rye Beach and declared he will knockout Welsh at the Brighton track on Saturday night. Chicago fans plan a special train to the fight. Welsh trains at Northport, L I, with Ahearn and Bartfield team, who say White is his most dangerous rival and a puncher who can win in the first or last minute.
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Bridgeport Earns Second in Big YMCA Meet
Bridgeport boys placed second at the YMCA track championships held at Seaside Parks last Saturday. Hartford won with 46 points, taking four firsts and the five mile relay, keeping the Fairfield cup and retaining the Spalding trophy. Waterbury was third with 15, New Haven fourth with 10, and Ansonia scored one.
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Electric Cable Co Field Day Highlights Bridgeport Visit
Electric Cable Co employees from Bridgeport and New York offices enjoyed a shore day at Seaside park after a baseball game. New York defeated the local team 15 to 13, with speeches by Lieut Gov Wilson and company President Moore. The group adjourned to Lehmann's for dinner following the event.
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Yale Captains Milburn as Baseball Captain for Next Season
New Haven report says Yale baseball broke training Saturday night with a dinner at Hotel Vanderbilt. Arthur M. Milburn of Haverstraw New York elected captain for next season. Milburn, a second baseman, prepared at Exeter. Nash named as first baseman. Milburn also noted as Yale captain pick.
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Arthur M. Milburn
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Exeter
Henry L. Nadh
Harvard
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Cubans Top Giants In Long Branch Game
Long Branch Cubans defeated the New York Giants 6 to 3 in a June game. Acosta pitched a steady game with strong defense and timely support from his teammates. Schupp and Ritter started for the Giants but were hit hard in spots, as the locals struck for three runs in the third inning and then held the lead for the rest of the game.
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Women’s Tennis Match Delayed By Fire on Pelham Court
In Pelham Country Club, officials attempted to dry the clay by pouring gasoline and igniting it after towels and sponges failed. The heat delayed the Anal round where Miss Molba Bjurstedt defeated Mrs. Marshall McLean 6-3, 6-3 in front of a large gallery before a one hour pause.
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