Yale Wins Big Three Baseball Title Over Princeton
Yale defeats Princeton 4 to 1 in the deciding game at Yankee Stadium to win the Big Three title. Ducky Pond dominates on the mound allowing four hits, while O’Hearn leads Yale with four hits and key plays. Princeton’s Carney pitches well but Yale capitalizes in three decisive innings to clinch the series.
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Leverette Knocked From Mound as Tigers Cruise
June 26 Detroit defeated Chicago 27 to 6 after 16 hits in a second inning. Manush opened with a homer Heilmann doubled off Leverette as Thurston relieved but allowed a double and single. Detroit scored four runs in the inning, Chicago tied in the seventh, two more in the eighth.
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Trade Schoolers to Start Today at Bridgeport Park
The Bridgeport Trade School inter-department baseball series begins today at Seaside Park. The Machine and Pattern Baking squadrons open at 3 20 p m on diamond No 1, followed by the Aluminum and Drafting teams. The Electric and Plumbing squad is slated for the second diamond in the afternoon lineup.
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Wilton Nine Defeated by Bridgeport Brass in Rainy Game
The Wilton baseball team lost 6 to 3 to Bridgeport Brass on Sunday. Rain left a hard field as the Brass nine powered ahead with a homer by their first batter facing Ostrow. Wilton, shaken but hopeful, plans a return match next Sunday to seek revenge and regain confidence.
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First Methodists Beat Stratford in Tight Scramble
First Methodists rallied past Stratford in a sensational high school game with Dickinson and Berbere leading for the Methodists. Burchell, Hurt, Wagher and Douglas contributed关键 plays as the hosts pulled away late.
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Greyhounds Beat Avons 6 to 5 in Stratford
The Greyhounds of the North End won their sixth straight game by defeating the Avons at Stratford on Sunday by a score of 6 to 5. The mile event featured the pacing and timing of Teg Milex. A return match with the Avons is planned later in the season.
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Contractors May Halt Dempsey Gibbons Bout
Surly, by now dated report, notes potential stoppage of the Dempsey Gibbons bout as local lumbermen and laborers threaten to block access to the area set aside for the event. Officials consider a Supreme Court resting order from Helena to resolve the dispute if needed.
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Washington Park Defeats Presbys in Twilight Tilt
Washington Park defeats Presbys in front of a large twilight crowd at Honside Fri. The win tightens the Park’s hold on the league title as they inch closer to clinching the top spot before the season ends. Carpenter and Dennis lead the scorers, with Bouyman and Hlegine contributing. The remaining schedule includes a game with Stratford and one more contest before the close of the season.
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Washington Navy favored to win final Poughkeepsie race
The annual Poughkeepsie to Geneva row race looms with Washington and Navy favored, amid a field featuring Penn, Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, and Penn State contenders. Washington shows power with a balanced crew, while Navy arrives with rugged stroke and proven wins, Syracuse and Columbia adapt with recent reshuffles. Cornell readies a retooled lineup after a tough season.
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Favorites Beaten in Title College Tennis Tourney
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club three round matches of the National Intercollegiate Tennis championships saw Yale's Lucien Williams Arnold W Jones and Phi Neer fall to rivals. Williams lost to Frank T. Anderson 6-1 3-6 6-2 Neer dropped a tight clash with Carl H. Fischer 7-5 5-7 6-3 while Jones fell to Jerome Lang 6-7 7-6 6-4. Oxford Cambridge duo Hepburn and Watt were eliminated as heat and long rallies marked the day.
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