Crews Brace For Poughkeepsie Regatta Showdown
Cornell Washington and the Navy headline a field of six eights preparing for the June 26 intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie. Pennsylvanias strong junior squads and Columblas rising threats join Syracuse and others as teams seek momentum. Navy arrives midweek and will berth at Highland Village with both its first and second crews.
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Jim Rice
Jim Ten Eyck
Joe Wright
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Georgetown Wins Collegiate Title in 1923 Baseball Race
New York June 19 Georgetown University baseball nine is hailed as eastern champion after a flawless schedule with 24 straight wins over Holy Cross, Portland, Georgia Tech, Princeton, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Boston College, West Virginia, Cornell and Pittsburgh. Star players Sam Hyman Arthur Reynolds and Bill Kenyon drew praise from scouts though Hyman plans medical school rather than major league play.
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Sam Hy
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Bill Kenyon
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Yankees
Lyric Gimes Game Off After Wet Grounds
The Lyric Gimes and N. S. H. & H. Baggage Room game was canceled Sunday due to wet grounds. The railway meeting is planned for Sea Jade Park Sunday at 10 o clock. Captain Bob Bilanio is to be contacted at Noble 2823 if arrangements can be made.
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Jeffries Jr to captain Princeton baseball next season
John H. Jeffries Jr of Narberth Pennsylvania will captain the Princeton baseball team next season. He is a versatile Tiger athlete who pitched, caught, and played outfield this season and is slated to be assistant manager next year and manager in 1924. Aida Lanett of New York City was chosen by the varsity ball team as manager for the year.
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Victor Keene Traded to Toronto in Jaggue Agreement
Keene was released by Chicago Narional league club manager Killifer to the Toronto club of the Interna tional Jaggue under an optional agreement. The move marks a player transition amid league activity as teams adjust rosters.
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Three Die In Live Wire Tragedy Near North Anson
An Associated Press report states a high tension wire fell across a yard at the North Anson Milling Co. killing Mrs. Thomes Soran Ora Pullen and Marre Nutting. The three victims, all residents of North Anson, are identified by name and age. The incident occurred today as the trio were in the yard, details pending official investigation.
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Johnston's 14th inning single sinks Dodgers in Brooklyn win
In Brooklyn at Johns ton s Park on June 19 the Pirates beat the Dodgers 6 to 4 after a 14 inning rally. Tan ion's single followed Decatur's sacrifice and Wheat's singling scored the winning run in the 14th as Brooklyn gained a dramatic victory.
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Bounders Schedule Game With Thistle Nine
The Bounders plan a practice game against Hollister Helgnia this Saturday at Seaside Park Diamond No 6 at 10 o clock in the morning. Lineup includes Hotchkiss at catcher Baker Bracken Mainey Andrew Newry Angra Mayer Iven Mayer Murray.
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J. Murray
Selles
Arrows Still Lead Junior Recreation League Standings
The Arrow team maintains the league lead by winning all their games so far in the Junior Recreation League. Hillardes move to second after beating the Cardinals, while the Colonials drop to third following a loss to the Arrows.
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Chestnut Hills Defeat Monroe Sluggers 17 to 5
Chestnut Hills All Stars defeated the Monroe Sluggers 17 to 5 on Chestnut Hill Day. Bill Haines led with a solid start, allowing only six hits as the offense erupted early and continued through the game.
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Navy Crew to Start for Poughkeepsie Today
Navy rowing squad to depart for Poughkeepsie today under Captain Teddie Graves. The crew, led by an Olympic background, will sail via subchaser to New York then proceed to Poughkeepsie, with eight and four lineup and substitutes, occupying last year’s boathouse.
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TED KID LEWIS KOs BURNS IN ELEVENTH ROUND AT LONDON
Ted Kid Lewis retained the world welterweight title by stopping Frankie Burns in the eleventh round in London. Burns fought bravely with Lewis delivering decisive body blows and sharp combinations, forcing the stoppage as the Australian’s resistance waned.
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Whitcomb Chosen Soccer Captain at Williams
Whitcomb Williamstown June 19 Wallace A Whitcomb class of 1922 from Vernon New York named captain of the Williams soccer eleven for next year The roster includes John Durfee class of 1928 from Pa and W Pressprich class of 1934 from New York as assistant managers and support staff
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Polo duel looms as Yale and Princeton train for Meadow Brook match
Yale and Princeton polo squads prepare for an intercontinental clash at Meadow Brook on Long Island next Thursday. Yale’s contingent led by Whiter, Scoddard, Payne and Wood trains with East guiding the Orange and Black as Princeton relies on Hall and a strong indoor championship record. Both teams face unfamiliar mounts and adjusted teamwork as they seek early season advantage.
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Houston Shares Sorrow With Yankees Headline
A garbled June 17 report from New York describes a dramatic shift as Houston Cubs send a message of solidarity with the Yankees amid a baseball loss to the Detroit Tigers. The piece notes a prominent figure in a derby and a perilous journey on a Pullman car as part of wartime style sentiment.
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War vigor boosts college sports as Navy Cornell duel looms
The piece notes psycho analyst views of veterans from Jata wat and recounts Navy and Cornell crews set for a pivotal upcoming race with Washington as a dark horse. It praises Roy Mercer as a versatile all around athlete and highlights Swarthmore's coach influence and broad athletic prowess across events.
Princeton oarsmen win varsity award and debate on boxing
The undefeated Princeton junior varsity crew won the varsity “P” in a vote by the Princeton undergraduate Middlemen committee. Names listed include C. J. Autin, Hugh T. Bradley, F. Burke, GW Burnham and others from Port Chester to New York City. The article also notes Metropolitan tournament marriage statistics and raises questions about women’s roles, boxing, and national boxing governance, including Willard and Dempsey training plans and future control by the national body.
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Snobsi As Split Hoop Won't Start At Latonia
Snob si AS Split Hoop, winner of a $25,000 race at Aqueduct last Saturday, will not race at Latonia. The absence affects plans for the memorable Morvich defeat anniversary and the $50,000 Latonia Special at a Kentucky track Saturday with Cosdon and Volt ontaract among likely contenders.
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