Syracuse Favored in Intercollegiate Regatta After Shell Accident
Syracuse entered as 8 to 5 favorite despite a near disaster when a rowboat collided with its shell during trials near Cornell. Coach Ten Eyck halted crews, Cornell repaired the shell, and other teams practiced on the river as odds listed Syracuse 8 to 6, Columbia 3 to 1, Pennsylvania 4 to 1, Wisconsin 5 to 1, Cornell 10 to 1.
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Siever to Pitch for Hoosiers in Miller Clash
Minneapolis June 26 In a box office move manager Carr plans to pit Siever against Cantillon’s Millers, hoping to draw crowds. The lefty from Detroit says he is in prime condition and will aim to win 7 percent of games with Indianapolis backing. Patterson shut out Hoosiers 4 0 as Druhot struggled.
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Amateur baseball call for Sunday games varies by team
The Brightwoods seek a Sunday game for players aged 17 or 18 call Engle or Woodruff 2309. Allisonville Reds favor Sunday games with Bob Whites Nationals or Cardinals. new number 14157. Carmel Maroons seek Saturday game for last 17 or 18 year olds with guaranteed expenses. manager Carmel, Ind. Hiter Reserves want Sunday games with any amateur team holding Faramond permit and another with out-of-town club for 4 weeks. Ravens manager to call 6929 or write 508 Minerva Street Indianapolis White Sox will play.
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Today's Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Today's games span the American Association, National League, and American League with pairings like Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Cincinnati at Chicago. Yesterday's scores show Boston routing New York and Philadelphia sweeping Brooklyn, while miscellaneous results include Milwaukee beating Louisville and St. Paul edging Columbus in 0 innings. New pianos advertised starting at $165 at Wulschner's.
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Hans Wagner and the Mule Foul Tale from Louisville
In old baseball days Hans Wagner was hit by a pitch that knocked him cold. The crowd roared as Fred Clarke helped him up and a dispute arose over whether a mule had kicked him or if a foul ball had struck him.
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Marvin Hart Narrow Escape From Drowning
Indianapolis Sun reports Marvin Hart the plugilist had a narrow drowning escape at a Salt river fishing camp near Louisville. He attempted to save companion Heeb who pulled Hart under. Hart surfaced after overcutting his friend to save himself. Heeb drowned.
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Young Loughrey Defeats Kid Locke in Six-Round Bout
Philadelphia June 26. Young Loughrey defeats Italian lightweight Kid Locke in a hard six round contest at Broadway Athletic Club. A large crowd watches including about 100 Mississippi battleship crewmen. Loughrey wins but the Italian competitor leads at moments.
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Shad Link Defeats Kalmbach in Maryland Wrestling Bout
Shad Link of Baltimore defeated Cumberland middleweight champion Fred W. Kalmbach last night, preserving his status as Maryland’s heavyweight champion in a match held in Cumberland.
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Colin and Celt Withdraw From Big Stake Race
New York June 26 James R Keene decides not to start Colin or Celt in the 25000 Coney Island Jockey Club stake at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow Both horses are reported to be indisposed Colin’s foreleg tendon sheath is feverish and dangerous to race Colt shows a cracked hoof after fast work Neither colt nor Colin is likely to race for some time Colin has won 15 races and earned about 178000 this era Victories include the Withers Belmont and Tidal Stakes Celt is noted as nearly as good a colt with fewer starts
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Glidden to Lead Touring Auto Parade This Summer
Charles J. Glidden, donor of the touring trophy, will head the annual American Automobile Association parade. He starts from Buffalo July 9 riding in his car, pacing the caravan and setting a steady pace. No contesting car may pass the chairman to curb racing. Officials hope for fewer interruptions from speed traps as many areas plan to suspend speed limits for the event. New Jersey avoidance due to strict laws is noted as a caution to others.
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Yale Men Collapse in Boat as Harvard Wins Thames Race
Harvard triumphed on the Thames when the Crimson eight led by three boat lengths finished the four mile course in 24 minutes 10 seconds. Yale, soaked in effort, staggered home a mile behind after a brutal first heat collapse. Harvard also won the freshmen race by two and one half lengths. Yale named H A Howe captain next year. Harvard chose W R Severance as captain.
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Henderson and Harlow Tie for First in Grand American
Columbus June 26 Henderson ex Kentucky champion and Fred Harlow of Ohio tied for first at 2 breaks out of 190 in the Grand American Handicap. Henderson scored 19 yards and Harlow 14 with a tough last 2 rounds. Shoot-off scheduled for today with other top shooters George Maxwell Edward Banks Tom A Marshall C O Lecompte and Clarence Price among competitors.
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Governor Sanders signs anti racing bill in Louisiana
Baton Rouge La June 26 Gov Sanders signs the Locke anti racing bill which will take effect thirty days from yesterday. The act targets racing in Louisiana with two half mile courses in New Orleans and state races at Shreveport set for summer or early fall meetings, the governor stated he would enact it as promised in his inaugural address.
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Harvard Grows Will Row At Henley Regatta
New London Conn June Harvard will send its Crimson crew to England to compete with British oarsmen at the Henley regatta. The decision followed yesterday's varsity race.
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Umpire Will Have Troubles in This League Chicago
June 24 report on the First Ward league forming four clubs the All Nations the Matras the Kennas and the Hip Sungs Chinese players form the Hip Sungs claiming the only Chinese club in the United States games start Saturday at Grant Park. The All Nations team includes players of diverse nationalities including a Jew Swede Italian Irishman Chinaman Spaniard Japanese a Negro and a French man.
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Thorp's Selections at Sheepshead Bay
Horse racing picks list for Sheepshead Bay with named horses in six races Don Enrique Grandpa Sea Cliff Od Honesty Dreamer Beauclaire Taboo and Yankee Daughter. Three best bets are Don Enrique Sea Cliff and Taboo with straight wagers.
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