Miller Beats New York By A Trick
New York May 24 Dot Miller the boy who put Kearney New Jersey on the map by his great playing with the Cardinals outwitted Red Peace the stocky red headed Sox pitcher as dusk settled over Harlem yesterday Miller led Miller Huggins finals again trounced our crippled Hants in a red hot ten inning game by the score of 6 to 6 Miller was the first batter to Ralph Stroud the young Goaster in the tenth frame Stroud entered the fray in pecine so Giants had to score four and tie up the score in the Previous Strouds first pitch to Miller cut the plate and the first baseman slammed the ball to center Murray played foxyl om the b XS hoping the ball eet en by a is grates B n the part Bec 6 Kearney to go to second stamped abrapely Murray then realized echeme fell through while both a Tanda Doyle walked nonchalant away from second As they did Dittiler
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Harvard Coaches in Football to Quit Their Jobs
Harvard football season prompts coaches to resign with several key staff considering departure before fall. Haughton plans to coach the eleven at home field while Leary shifts roles to officiate, pending confirmed replacements and overall team strategy.
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THREE TEAMS IN RACE FOR COLLEGE BASEBALL HONORS
Haven May 28 Yale Harvard and Cornell emerge as the likely contenders for the college baseball title as the season nears its close. West Point could join the race if treated as a college, with Cadets fighting for a share of honors. Yale opened strong with wins over Georgetown Penn Columbia Holy Cross and Napoli but has faltered recently losing John Haines support. Williams beat Yale, signaling the Blue must rebound, while Princeton and Harvard loom as key rivals for the top spot.
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Fans Own Column Promotes Local Cabaret at Elm Street
A reader column highlights a newly opened cabaret at 38 42 Elm Street, praising the venue as a premier local entertainment spot. The note mentions surrounding businesses and a theatre building at Main Street as nearby landmarks.
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Eastern Will Not Oppose Newark Club Coming Here
Eastern association directors consent needed for Newark franchise transfer but likely not objecting. Bridgeport grounds owner O Rourke would need consent before subletting Newfield park. National Board allowed Eastern to reserve the territory, blocking Newark without local approval. Additional items note Yale Roos at intercollegiate meet, Mohr vs Welsh in Albany match, Dommitt traded to Toronto, and Yale-Princeton clash in New Haven drawing local interest.
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Colonial League Games Today
The schedule lists St. Louis visiting New York and Pittsburgh playing in Brooklyn, outlining two matchups for the day.
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Rosebuds Meet Athletics In East End Tilt
In Sunday play the Rosebuds entertain the Athletics of East End at Wheeler's Lot. Athletics boast Lavery Sticks Farrell Caserley and Mydock among batteries while Rosebuds deploy Bortnick Sepso and Mydock. Game called at 3. Umpire Homer.
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Baseball Men Deny Cutting Wages Story
Chicago May 28 Garry Herrmann claimed baseball faces financial rocks this summer. Presidents Comiskey Ban Johnson and Captain Huston disputed the report saying Herrmann is wrong and the league is not hollering. They cite attendances and business conditions but say teams must break even or lose legitimacy. Huston notes touring stands and plans for a new team next year.
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Many snubs for Harvard coaches by graduates
Cambridge, May 23. Harvard coaches face friction from alumni. Frank Sexton sought graduate help in developing the team, but Capt. Hardwick sided with advisory committees and Sexton withdrew. Wray, Donovan, and Powers, major Harvard coaches, are among those snubbed as alumni stay away from coaching roles and team events.
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Fraternal League Cards Tomorrow’s Three Fast Games
Three fast amateur games are scheduled in the Fraternal League tomorrow. Adelphian, three time champions, meet Wheeler at West End Park Adelphian to defend their title. At Seaside Park No 1 Diamond the Knights face the Ekonckapotaw Red Men. Wo Wompon and Harris renews their rivalry at Nathaniel Wheeler Field. All games start at 3 o'clock. The league is strong and promises a snappy amateur contest.
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Wrestlers crown winners in international tournament at Opera House
George Lurich champion of Russia toppled Mongolia’s Joan Tigan in 4 44 final period. Alex Aberg Greco Roman world champ defeated Enrico Silva of Portugal in 1 22. Waldeck Zbyszko and Gus Kervaras drew after 20 minutes. Dr Roller beat Steffan Lagler in 4 08. Wilhelm Berner beat Sandy Thompson in 8 62. Farmers Want Ads.
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FEDS SEEK HUGH DUFFY TO PILOT BUFFALO
Buffalo club of the Federal league negotiates with Hugh Duffy former Boston outfielder and White Sox manager to take over the Buffeds. The team sits last in the league and seeks a change from Larry Schlafty. Duffy previously managed a Portland Maine club and had a .3738 batting mark for Boston in 1893.
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White Sox defeat Yankees to extend winning streak
Chicago May 23 The White Sox won their ninth straight game after scoring early and often against the Yankees. Joe Benz tied up Donovan’s forces amid six runs in the first two innings as Warhop faltered. Benz allowed five hits while Cottrell relieved. The Bronx sidewheeler yielded two late tallies but Sox held on for the matinee. The Hemlocks seek fast local teams for a pickup game at extension lot, inviting City leagues including Seasides and Ben gals.
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Wilson cancels Friday cabinet meeting due to no pressing agenda
Washington May 28 report that President Wilson called off the Friday cabinet meeting because nothing of pressing importance was ready and he was slightly indisposed. No word had come from Berlin re-
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Chauffeurs’ Protective Association Initiates Three Members
Chapter No 2 of the Connecticut Chauffeurs' Protective Association held its regular meeting last night initiating three candidates. Six additional applicants sought admission.
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