Princeton Triumphs Over Yale In Ninth Inning Finish
Princeton defeated Yale 1 to 0 in the decisive ninth inning of the Yale Princeton series. Scully Garfield and Law contributed timely plays as Princeton earned the win amid a tense, hammerlike finish with 600 fans watching. Batteries: Link and Douglass for Princeton. Garfield and Munson for Yale.
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New Golf Champion Holds Good Records
Oswald Kirby won his second Metropolitan golf championship Saturday June 10 on the Nassau Club links at Glen Cove Long Island He also holds the New Jersey championship The Printers defeated the Shoe Men 4 to 3 in Carlisle Industrial League play Christy Mathewson is entering the game He needs warm weather to stay active Wet grounds prevented today's Island Park game Harris Park seeks July 4 games Manager Earl Swartz can be reached at the Postal Telegraph Steelton Baker A A and West End AC meet Saturday Shupps Feds beat St Mary CC 1 to 0 yesterday
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Atlantic League changes roster and schedule at Walton meet
Reading Club franchise held by A W Lawson forfeited and awarded to Reading Baseball Company led by H D Ramsey. Wilmington Club president Dr Leon Van Horn also forfeited. Monte Cross to operate new Wilmington team. Pottsville taken over by John J White after Owen J Barrett withdraws. Games resume Friday with Pottsville at Wilmington and Paterson at Reading. In Mahanoy City Latzo of Hazleton outpoints Joe Ferguson in ten rounds. Mills and Mahoney draw. Czernesky and Coffee draw.
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Rudy Umbholtz Dead at 33 in San Francisco
San Francisco reports the death of Rudy Umbholtz a prominent lightweight boxer from tuberculosis. He was 33 years old.
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Best Way to Use Tobacco Chew It
Instructional pitch favors American Navy plug tobacco over scrap chews. Advocates whole leaf, pressed plugs in golden brown form for better flavor, digestion, and health, claiming superior enjoyment and consistency at 5c and 10c price points.
Harrisburg Eyes Troy Franchise War Over Transfer
Harrisburg’s bid for the Troy baseball franchise stalls as President J H Farrell withholds the transfer decision. Manager George Cockill and Walter Blair return to Lewisburg amid talk of possession papers and possible appeals. Cockill accuses a may be hold up while five clubs reportedly voted for the move.
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Courtney Still Cornell Coach Denies Resignation Plans
Charles E. Courtney, Cornell rowing coach, denied resigning and said he will serve as coach if needed, though may advise from a reduced role after the next race. His contract runs to October 1, with active duties ending after the upcoming race.
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Public Library Adds Wide Range of New Fiction
The Harrisburg Public Library announced selected new fiction now on shelves. Titles include Cathedral Singer Extra Day Master Detective They of the High Trails Life and Gabriella Pelle the Conqueror and Seventeen among many others from various authors.
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Lawson Robertson to Train Penn Athletes Next Fall
Philadelphia June 15 Lawson Robertson to resign as trainer of the Irish American A C of New York and take charge of Penn athletes next Fall He will succeed Dr George Orton as coach of the track team Robertson began as a sprinter with the Irish American A C and won the 100 meter trials for the American Olympic team in 1908 He later coached in New York guiding champions like Mel Sheppard Martin Sheridan Aes Kiviat and Alva Meyer and helped Orton for a month this Spring potentially aiding the Penn football squad next Fall.
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Bass season delayed by rain and league ties
Jupiter Pluvias worsened river conditions delaying bass and salmon fishing for a week. In Blue Ridge League Chambersburg and Martinsburg share first place after Hanover swept two games, with Belinsky excelling. Gettysburg defeated Martinsburg as Bryn Mawr Polo Club claimed the Wootten Challenger cup by coin flip after rain prevented the final. Coronado team lost out.
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Paoli Falls to Local Penn Railroad Team 9–1
In yesterday’s game Paoli lost to the Pennsylvania railroad’s Con struction, transportation and maintenance of way department team 9 to 1. Garverich pitched well, holding Paoli to five hits while Harrisburgers connected for timely hits as the line-up struck all over the field. Penn rowers remain favorites for the regatta at Poughkeepsie on Saturday and Time trials spark excitement as coaches predict an easy Quaker victory. The Empire Athletic Association bill for July 4 will be released within 24 hours, with Frankie Erne set to meet Al Murphy and a Harrisburg–New York windup featuring Joe Hefferman against Frankie McCann anticipated as a strong showcase.
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Politic s and Proverbs From Senator Paxton
A Blythe essay excerpt mocks political mythology with lines about infant industries and public virtue. A separate note on nature praises the English sparrow and wild fruit trees, contrasting reform with natural resilience.
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