Yale Beats Cornell 4-2 In Ivy League Baseball Game
Yale pitcher Larry Walsh held Cornell to five hits while Perkins allowed six as Yale won 4 to 2. Johnson stood out for Yale with strong all round play. Mellen and Sutterby starred for Cornell with sharp fielding and batting. Dudley Mudge injured his right knee colliding with the grandstand and may miss the remainder of the season.
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Sutterby
Dudley Mudge
Regeen
Fordham Tops Georgetown For First Time In Four Years
Fordham defeated Georgetown for the first time in four years as strong pitching held the Hoyas scoreless through four innings. Fordham built a two run second inning with unearned runs and rallied to win despite limited hits. The Maroon bats produced three runs in the second inning, sealing the victory in a tense early season matchup.
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Elf
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Evansky and Flynn Battle in Fast Chattanooga Bout
In Chattanooga Tennessee on a May date at the Iriph Rose Athletic club Levinaky battled Porky Flynn in an eight round lightweight clash. Flynn pressed early and solidly, then grew bolder, while Evansky showed speed and defense making a strong impression on local fans. Graduation baskets and bouquets from John Reok and Son accompany the report.
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Battlerinsky
Friar Rock Wins Suburban as Belmont Crowd Tops Forty Thousand
In the thirtieth Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park Friar Rock, a three year old son of Rock Sand out of Fairy Gold, owned by August Belmont, took the victory as the crowd of more than 40 000 filled the stands. The race saw Stromboli and The Finn among others, with questions lingering about Stromboli’s chances and Hallenbeck’s entry. The event underscored racing’s draw for the sport loving public with its record turnout at the spacious park.
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Resta Wins Indianapolis 30 Mile Race Driving Peugeot No 17
Italian driver Dario Resta in Peugeot No 17 won the 30 mile classic at the Indianapolis speedway yesterday. Twenty-one cars started, Resta led by over five minutes with an average speed of 93.26 mph. Prize money totaled $12,000 plus supplements from sponsors. The nine other leading finishers included Duesenberg, Paige, Sunbeam, Delage, Maxwell, Premier, Ostewig, Crawford, and Ogren among others.
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Bridgeport Beats New Haven as Pitcher Bressler Shines
Bridgeport wins 2 0 at Newfield Park behind Rube Bressler, fanning nine, and a two run second inning. New Haven’s Diamond Dye struggles as Elm City hitters muster four hits. Odell and Gaudette contribute for Bridgeport while Ware fills in at first. Local fans praise Ball’s club as they split a double bill at Savin Rock later.
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Whelan
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M. Shannon
Maratim
Ozanam Boys Beat Westwood Nine Easily
The Ozanam baseball nine defeated the Westwood nine at Sea Side park No 7 diamond on Sunday afternoon by 7 to 1. Collins struck out 12. Joe White's hitting stood out as the Ozanams seek more Sunday games with any 19 20 year old team in the city.
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Bridgeport Seeks to Strengthen Pitching and Add New Players
The Bridgeport club plans to bolster its pitching staff with Van Loan from Long Island arriving today and Ross of Boston joining in Hartford tomorrow. Werre, not Ware, is the new first baseman from Lancaster in the Inter-State league, who played with Hartford last season. Eddy Edwards failed to hit in morning trials with New Haven. Despite weather, 1,200 fans attended and show of support grows as Diamond Dye may boost Bridgeport’s rotation. Giants stumble as Demaree humbles McGraw’s crew after Lobert trade. Yale Freshmen star Capt. Lynch shines against Harvard with three runs batted in. Philadelphia erupts in boos at umpire Harrison amid heated crowd.
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al Demaree
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Hans Lobert
New York
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Demare
Pol
Demaree
Perritt
Eddie Burns
Dagey
Dugey
Moran
Bancroft
Fred Anderson
Arms Boys Deny Brown Hit Umpire With Bat
The Remington Arms team beat Bethel 13 to 6 in the Factory league. Manager Murphy says Brown did not strike the umpire with a bat but threw his glove in anger after umpire La Valla made two calls. Bethel's Ed Cunningham supplied a different umpire, McManus, after tensions rose and control shifted after Ray Shorndorf left the mound.
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Ed Cunningham
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Ray Shorndorf
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Arms
Baseball totals and pitching line from Bethel game
Three base hits noted for Brown with Robinson also on base twice. Hits tallied 8 against LaValla, 11 off Shorndorf and 9 off Brown. Struck out counts: LaValla 3, Shorndorf 2, Brown 2, McGuire 5. Bases on balls: Shorndorf 4, LaValla 3, Brown 3, McGuire 3. Attendance 600. Umpires George LaValla and McManus.
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Robinson
McGuire
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Hanna
Rieley
LaValla
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Mahoney
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George LaValla
McManus
Cobb and Crawford Fail to Drive Detroit in Race
Detroit struggles in the American League as star hitters Ty Cobb and Buck Crawford underperform. The lineup lacks their usual power, while pitching and bench depth fail to compensate. Experts note Cobb should rebound to return Detroit to contention, but current form keeps the club from the pace.
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Demaree halts winning streak of M'Graw clan
Philadelphia on May 31 reports the Giants losing to the Phillies 5 to 1 as Al Demaree stops their streak. The afternoon game reversed fate with a 10 to 2 Giants victory, sending Alexander out early.
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M‘graw Clan
Tigers Beat Penn in Extra Innings Derby
Penn and Princeton clashed in a high scoring ten inning shootout as Princeton triumphed 7 to 2 after Penn pitcher Speilman faltered in the twelfth. Kane and Murdock mammoth errors sparked the Tigers rally before McNichol and Douglas sealed the win. Holy Cross topped Dartmouth 5 to 4 in ten innings with Spillane’s bat and Gill and Norton’s glove starring on Fitton Field.
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Brown Beats Harvard 8 to 1 In Midweek Baseball clash
Brown defeated Harvard 8 to 1 as Garrett exited after three innings with Brown ahead by three. Harrison allowed extra runs in the fourth, while Healy limited Harvard to two hits through nine before three Crimson singles produced their lone run.
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Anniversaries of Ring Battles Highlight Neary Career
Charles Nehring known as Charlie Neary, born in Milwaukee, was a German American lightweight star who fought from 1900 to 1908. He knocked out Maurice Sayers in 1902 and defeated multiple challengers, faced draws with Aurelio Herrera, and later lost to Packy McFarland and Jimmy Burns in 1907 and 1908.
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Jack Dougherty
Kid Farmer
Johnny Thompson
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Kid Broad
Battling Nelson
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs
Benny Yanger
Willie Fitzgerald
Aurelio Rrera
Los Angeles
Packy McFarland
Jimmy Burns
Freddie Welsh
Glynn Named Secretary of Wisconsin State Board of Education
Frank Glynn formerly directed the State Trade school in this city was appointed secretary of the Wisconsin State Board of Education. Local friends praise his work in adopting Connecticut style education in the western state. The news notes Lux, a British tank steamer, damaged in a collision with the French steamer Malto.
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Wisconsin State Board of Education
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Lux
Athletics Beat Koncks at Yellow Mi Park
The Athletics beat the Koncks at Yellow Mi Park with a strong early showing. Sticks pitched well until the fifth when walks loaded the bases, allowing two runs. Goodrich cleared the bases with a three base hit after a wild throw, Slattery starred at catcher, and Houze at third handled four chances without an error and produced one hit.
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