Canton's Rabbit Robinson Tops Interstate League Hitting
Canton's Rabbit Robinson leads the Interstate league hitting race with a 417 average over 21 games as Tommy Sheehan, Youngstown, posts 456 over 20 games. Tate of Youngstown slugs 8 doubles 2 triples 2 homers in 21 games, while Cy Canton and Robinson pace steals and runs driven in. Manager Myers III sits 13th with 333 in 20 games.
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Ide
Rabbit” Robinson
Canton
Charles Dawson
Rec
NE Clerk
Ommy Sheehan
Youngstown
Robinson
Tate
Myers
King
Murphy
C. Dawson
Dawson
Six Twirlers Remain Unbeaten in Class B Organizations
Six twirlers remain undefeated in Class B circuits as Interstate records show no defeats through last Wednesday. Earl Moseley of Alliance suffered his first loss for Youngstown, while Rube of Youngstown and Loyd of Canton top the strikeout list with five in seven games. Boland of Akron second with 37 K. Watkins of Youngstown and Hogan of Wheeling Steubenville contend for most walks led by Watkins with 29. Ramey of Canton recorded 12 strikeouts and 10 walks in five games across three starts.
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Earl Mosely
Youngstown
Rubes
Loyd
Canton
Moseley
Alliance
Boland
Akron
Watkins
Hogan
Wheeling Steubenville
Ramey
Cornel Eight Sets Henley Regatta Record on Schuylkill
The Cornell eight wins the Henley course mismatch at the Schuylkill regatta, beating naval academy crew by about 50 seconds on a 100 yard shorter course. The U S crew posted six minutes twenty four fifths seconds, with the Middies second and Princeton third in the England cup collegiate eight-oared shell race.
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Schuylkill
Cornel
Hentse
Americ Idg Association
Naval Academy
Courtney
Henley
Princeton
Missouri Track Meet Results Highlight Names
The report notes Missouri entries achieving top finishes at a local track meet with Amey taking second and Nee placing third. Details on event names, venues, and broader standings are limited in the fragment.
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Missouri
Ity
Ne- Amey
Players Open Legal Fight In Baseball Salary Dispute
The Players Association filed suit in New York Supreme Court seeking 1480 in back salary for Kurt Hagerman known as Casey Hagerman from the Boston Americans. Papers served on Red Sox Secretary Robert McRoy as Boston played the Yankees. Hagerman alleges salary stoppage since June 28, 1912, and an unreleased status preventing signing with another club.
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New York
Professional Baseball Players, Association Inc
Association
Supreme Court
Kurt M. Hagerman
Boston Americans
Robert McRoy
Red Sox
Yankees
McRoy
Boston
Hagerman
Casey” Hagerman
Polo Expert Hurt by Fall
Devereaux Milburn, polo team member for the International Four, was injured in a Meadowbrook practice when his pony fell after Foxhall Keene struck for goal. Milburn, shaken but not broken, is at Harry Payne Whitney’s country home and expected to be able to play in June internationals within two to three days.
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United Press
New York
Devereaux Milburn
Harry Payne Whitney
Meadowbrook
Milburn
Foxhall Keene
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Milburg
Whitney
Bank Clerks Beat First National in Opening Baseball Game
In the first game of a series, clerks of the George D. Har ter bank defeated the clerks of the First National bank 17 to 10. Garner and Diefenbach formed the winning battery while Paar Furney and Kitts played for the losers. A running catch by outfielder Kruse highlighted the contest.
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George D. Harter Bank
First National Bank
George D. Harter
Issac Harter Banks
Garner
Diefenbach
Paar, Furney and Kitts
Kruse
Waco to Meet Greentown at Greentown Field
Waco travels to Greentown for a noon game. Manager Harris requests presence of players Davie Harris Young Bivenour Kel Ley McCoy Masline Grove Turner Lux Hahn Mitchell for the matchup.
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Waco
Greentown
Harris
Davie
Young
Bivenour
Kelley
McCoy
Masline
Grove
Turner
Lux
Hahn
Mitchell
Veteran golfer Walter Travis wins Tuxedo club tournament
Walter J. Travis won the Tuxedo club tournament in Tuxedo, New York, defeating Edward Rogers three up with one to play after 36 holes. Travis set a course record with a 72 in the afternoon round, surpassing Jerome Travers who had the previous best in qualifying.
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Unitedress
Tuxedo
N. Y
Walter J. Travis
Kdward I’. Rogers
Princeton Forces Eli Into Extra Innings
Yale edged Princeton 4 to 3 in ten innings in New Haven. Copeland, Wood and Carter for Yale and Burdette for Princeton contributed key hits as the decisive run came in extra frames after a tight pitchers’ duel.
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Princeton
Eli
New Haven
Yale
Wood
RS Rasteks
Copeland
Carter
Gile
End Burdette
Cornell Tops Penn in First Win Over Two Years
Cornell defeated the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 3 in Philadelphia on May 31. The game featured a scoring sequence with Cornell leading 2-0 at one point and Pennsylvania scoring late, ending with Cornell pulling ahead to secure the victory.
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Philadelphia
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Captures Intercollegiate Track Meet at Cambridge
Pennsylvania won the intercollegiate track meet with 34 points to Harvard 21, led by McCurdy and Lippincott. Jones of Cornell set a new American mile record at 4 14 2 5, while Beeson tied for high jump and Wendell swept the 220 and 120 hurdles. Brown and Yale also starred as Princeton’s Fiske upset Wright and Wagoner. South Side baseball beat Ramblers 7 3 and prepares for Louisville game.
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United Press
Cambridge
Jackson
Harvard
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Taber
Jones
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Fleet Taber
Brown Jones
Brown
Yale
Lippincott
Patterson
McCurdy
Mercer
Paterson
Wendell
Wesleyan
Speiden
Fiske
Princeton
Wright
Dartmouth
Wagoner
Beeson
University of California
Camp
California
Cable
South Side
The
Ramblers
Timken Grounds
Louisville
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