Chinese Nine Gives Columbia Tussle
Columbia loses to Chinese University of Hawaii on Booth Field by 5 to 4. ONeale pitched well until the eighth inning. Lane starred with 13 chances and two singles and a stolen base for Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lane
Friedrichy
Long
Hann
Friedrich
Soerite
Page
Buncke
Pane
Morentater
Neale
Watt
Cadets Beat Seventh Regiment 15 to 5 At West Point
About 10,000 fans watched Army defeat the Seventh Regiment of New York 15 runs to 5. Beavers and Oliphant led a big Army assault with home run by Oliphant and a triple by Prichard. Pitching changes and wild pitches helped Army pull away after a slow start.
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New York Times
West Point
Ball
Bryan
Coffin
Gerhardt
Mitchell
Maguire
George Beavers
Tne
Army
Coffey
Merrillat
Beavers
Merrilats
Sarcka
TH Regiment
Arrh PO al Aerhpoa Realli
Riee Aff
Merri
O Mage
Flynn
Om'neil
Gorst
O Hobbs
C’lev
Goodley
Lewis
Drake
Bash
Dorst
O Coffey
Sens Enon
Frrars
Fiyne
Garst
Prichard
Amy
Baavers
Prrichard
Orifice
R Bryan
Bradley
Oliphant
Dorat
Georgetown Beats Fordham For Catholic College Baseball Title
Georgetown clinched the Catholic College baseball championship by defeating Fordham 6 to 5 in ten innings at Fordham Field. Fordham tied the score thrice before Kelly drove in the winning run in extras. Georgetown’s defense sparkled with three double plays as Kiernan, McGovern, and Giacomo provided key hits and runs. The game ended Fordham’s home season and marked the final Fordham appearance for captain Harry Kane and teammates Kiernan and McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Fordham
Fordham Field
Kelly
Giacomo
Erwin
Kelliher
Martin
Shugrue
Berradino
Marvin
McCarthy
Viviano
Berrigan
McGovern
Kiernan
Conway
Carroll
Cusack
Finnegan
Lush
Harry Kane
Bronx
Maroon University
Erdino
Kher
Ogan
Keily
Tgan
Carrot
MecCarthy
Cusk
Keakgetown
Forgham
Kelleher
Rena
Kiernan Celishey
Venadino
Torney
Ofe Kelly
Finnecan
Manhattan Trounces Seton Hall In 9-4 Victory
Manhattan College defeated Seton Hall 9 to 4 at Van Nest Oval. Farrell pitched effectively and drove in runs, with key hits from Frey and Houlihan. Seton Hall threatened but fell short as Manhattan pulled away with six runs late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Seton Hall
Seton
Caffrey
Muar
O'Connor
Farrell
D. Houlihan
Aingie
Suarez Hettet
Englieh
Manti Attan
Sarez
Shass
Ant
Ipsa
Odijen
Okersa
M. Shannon
Sullivan Manhattan
Geton Hal
Lehigh Falls Short in Close Game at Home
In South Bethlehem on May 31 University of Washington edged Lehigh 6 to 5 in a error prone contest. Long distance hitting and mixed timely scoring helped Washington to the lead, while Lehigh’s defense faltered late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
New York Times
Bethlehem
Penn
University of Washington Today
Catholic
Leais
Leigh
Catholic Univ
Hamilton Delivers Two-Base Hit Securing Syracuse Win
Hamilton's two-base hit in the sixth inning with runners on second and third powered Syracuse to a victory over Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge. The final score shows Syracuse with two runs in the second and sixth innings and Crescent with six runs on eight hits. Batteries Turnure and Morgan. Smith Lee and Butler.
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Pight Ryan
O Neale
Lee
Kan
Mit
War
Xen
Ajle
Mark Ha
Hann
Hamilton
Syracuse
Universi
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Crescent A. Co
Turnure and
Morgan
Smith, Lee
Butler
College and School Scores Across Multiple Games
Haven Yale 232, Cornell 5, Harvard 1, Brown 10 to 1. Holy Cross. Dartmouth twelve innings. Williams 1 at Amherst 8. Tufts 10 over Massachusetts Agricultural College. Union 71 to 0 at Schenectady. Bates 18 over Bowdoin 8 at Lewiston. West Point 18 over National Guard New York. Wesleyan 6 at Trinity 0 in Middletown. Horace Mann School vs Nevans School. Cambridge Yale Freshmen 7 Harvard Freshmen 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Brown
Holy Cross
Providence
Worcester
Dartmouth
Williamstown
Amherst
Williams
Medford
Tufts
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Rsa
Schenectady
Middletown
Wesleyan
Trinity
Hackensack
Horace Mann
Nevan School
Cambridge
Yale Defeats Cornell in 22-Run College Baseball Tilt
Yale pounded Cornell 22 to nothings today as Bryant and Russell toed the mound for Yale while Sutterby relieved in right field and pitched four innings. Burfie homered and Grilliant tied into two big hits as Cornell tallied five in the fifth. Sutterby credited with several assists as Yale showed the stronger hitting and steady defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New, Haven
Conn
Yale
Cornell
Bryant
Russell
Sutterby
Feld
Hoth
Lilver
Pumpelly
Burfie
Grilliant
le Gore
Reilly
Milburn
Donovan
Pierae
Omlen
Clary
M'K Bush
Hunter
Castles
Alt'ney
Wy Sas Tao
L« Gore
Vaughn
Mrs Hills
Ant
Keeney
Yale Cornell
New York Athletes Excel At Stamford Meet
New York A C sprinter Gene Sanger won the 300 yard dash at the St. Peter’s Council Knights of Columpus games in Stamford Connecticut. Montclair A C athletes took wins in the half mile and mile while J Pearman of New York A C led the mile walk with a 30 yard handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Peter's Council
Knights of Columpus
Stamford
Conn
Géne Sanger
New York A. C
William F. Gordon
W. Adams
Montclair A.C
Montclair
W. Crane
Barden
A. C
Eddie Renz
United Fot
J. Pearman
Moss
Salem Crescents
Harwood
New Haven A. A
Sincoln
Connecticut
Shinnecock Club Flushing Meet Draws Five Thousand
Five thousand attended the first athletic meet of the Shinnecock Athletic Club at the Flushing race track. Matt McGrath impressed with the 56 pound weight event while Ike Messer won the mile handicap in 4 21 2 5. Huerta delegates and local athletes gathered as Murray won the five mile novice run in 29 12 2 5. New York A C led scoring with Bronx Church House close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnecock Athletic Club
Flushing
Don Venustiano Huerta
New York A. C
Irish A. C
Bronx
Bronx Church House
Matt McGrath
Huerta
Sesior
George
Ike Messer
Homer Baker
John J .McHugh
The
Sun
William Rossbach
Merath
Jack Eller
Hlomer Baker
Pratt Adams
Rossbach
Wes
Knapp
Yi -A- Co
Jazt Adams
Enes
Shinnecock Club
William Murray
Gianakopulos Sets Millrose 4 Mile Mark In Staten Run
Nick Gianakopulos of Millrose A A captained a fast 4 mile road race through Stapleton streets claiming a strong finish and lowering the field times. G Becker unattached and H McGinn of Paulist A A contested the near top as Frank Zuna of Irish American A C took third. a large field was led by New Yorkers and Jersey Harriers amid a trophy race setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Gianakopulos
Montana
Stapleton
Forge
Millrose A. A
S. I
Yester
He 'i
G. Becker
A. C
Frank Zuna
Turing
Harriers
Ozanams
Anakopulos
Millrosae A
H. McGinn
Paulist A
Morris
Charles de Stefaanam
A.A
J. Dolan
A. Cr
J. MccCarran
Epee
5A Rostaing
Holy Family Veeum
Dave Hanley
Montana Field Club
Ames Hanley
Crates ‘Haps
Harvard
A. A
Meredith Shows Class in New Jersey Track Meet
Ted Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania’s cousin Bob Meredith won the quarter mile and placed second in the schoolboy meet at New Brunswick New Jersey attending Peddie School at Hightstown He set a 51 5 clocking in the 440 yard dash Poly Prep and St George both scored 34 points to tie for the team trophy The Siekivaders won several events Browder of Poly Prep took the shot put record 48 feet 11 inch and finished third in the hammer R McDonald and B Levinson also claimed titles in hurdles and sprints Ed Balestier Morris beat Meredith in the half mile Lembeck Morris swept junior events Sinclair Poly Prep excelled in high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob" Meredith
Ted Meredith
University, of Pennsylvania
New Brunswick
N. J
Meredith
Peddie
Hightstown
Institute
E’ Ree Pol
Brooklyn
Sieokivaders
George Browder
Poly Prep
R. McDonald
J. Teaney
Commerce
E. Korton
Waterman
Erasmus Hall
A. Smith
Morris High
Tim
H. Ashley
de Witt Clinton
New York
Roland Schulze
Brooklyn Evening High
Harlem
Morris
East Side
Stuyvesant High
A. Pendleton
Alfred Rolly
Pretty
Charles Flores
Stuyvesant
Eragmus
Bryant
GH. Schulman
J. Bonaparte
Edward Balestier
H. Finley
W.seabrook
A. Reilly
G. Park
J. Meagher
Hh, Larson
L. Biale
E. Fitzpatrick
A. Feiginon
Commerce High
Meyer Gettleson
Usher
Alpert
de Wit Clinton
Margolies
Lehrer
Steinhauser
Hirsch
Cohan Strumer
Alcott
Pollack
Jasmus Hall
Franken
Fiezer
Green
Taxt
Kraener
Dousseau
Schetzen Wins Novice Road Run for Brownsville Club
Harry Schetzen of Brownsville Field Club breaks from the tyro division to win the annual novice road run of about three and a half miles starting and ending near Public School 9 in Greenwich and Clarkson Streets. His victory caps Brownsville’s team win with a total of 2 points as Ozanam finishes second and Carmine Street Gymnasium third. Schetzen nosed out teammate M Levine in the final yards amid crowd enthusiasm, Levine fading late after leading near the tape.
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Harry Schetzen
Brownsville
Tyro
Greenwich
Clarkson and
Greenwich Streets
Schetzen
Ozanam, A. A
Carmine Street Gymnasium
M. Levine
Levine
Connection Village
Manhattan Schools Sweep at League Track Meet in Flatbush
De Witt Clinton wins novice title by 3 points as Manhattan schools dominate a 24-event meet led by Morris and Commerce. Notable performances include George Jobes 440-yard win and Roland Schulze victories for New York Evening High in 220 and 440.
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Koolboys
Schools Athletic League
Flatbush
de Witt Clinton
New York Evening High
Evening High School
Commerce
Manhattan
Bryant
Meyer
Gettleson
U Morris
Manual
Schulman
Bonaparte
Finley
Flestier
Morris
Clinton
Commerce High
Far Rockaway
Stuyvesant
Flushing
Evander Childs
Curts
Erasmus
Boys’ High
Commercial
Eastern District
Richmond Hill
Bushwick
George F. Jobes
J. Barth
Curtis
M. Collins
R. Spear
Morris High
High
Nicastro Wins Easter Handicap Morningside Run
Ozanam Association runner Nick Nicastro takes overall victory in the Easter handicap road race through Harlem. About 150 starters competed as Tim O’Connor St Anselm A C finished close behind, with W Furlong Hollywood Inn A A in third. Team honors went to Ozanam A M A, while Greek-American A C placed second and Brooklyn Evening High School third. Hugh Honohan of New York A C won the last time prize but finished 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside Athletic Club
Harlem
Nick Nicastro
Oz' Nam Association
Tim O'Connor
St. Anselm A. C
W. Furlong
Hollywood Inn A. A
Yonkers
Ozanam
A. C
Brooklyn Evening High School
With &Y
Hugh Honohan
New York
A.C
Nicastro
St. Anselm
Wyss
Nicatro
M. A
T. O'Connor
St. Anselm A
Hollywood Inn
Ata aNere
J. B. Hell
Bklyn
Venturini
Ozanam A
Erino
Mohawk A
Ae W. Gunning
Morningside A
W. Corigias
M. Decoupolis
W. Deegan
Victorian Lyceum
W. Franz
Mohawk A. Cca
FS Realif
Bronx Church House
H. Robinson
A. A Samper
M. Rainey
Hollywood
Manhattan Wins Intercity Chess Trophy Match
In Philadelphia on May 31 the Manhattan Chess Club of New York defeated the Franklin Chess Club 18 to 3 in the annual intercity trophy match a keen contest for supremacy between the two clubs.
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Manhattan
Philadelphia
Penn
Manhattan Chess Club
New York
Franklin Chess Club
Manhattans
Child Close to Record at Public Park Meet in Clinton Park
About 1000 children from New York public playgrounds competed in the Public Park Playground Athletic Championship at De Witt Clinton Park. H Rothschild of Yorkville Park won the sixty yard dash in 6.3 seconds, with Bolin, Johnson, and O’Meara among top finishers in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Witt Clinton Park
Fifty-second Street
Eleventh Avenue
H. Rothschild
Yorkville Park
J. Johnson
DeWitt Clinton Park
Bolin
Rothschild
M. O'Meara
Chelsea Park
O'Meara
B. Cash
T. Herman
Queensboro Park
A. Carter
Fordham Crew Falters in Junior Eight at Regatta
The New York regatta on the Harlem River featured a Canterbury Henley style. Fordham's junior eight showed poor technique and coordination, trailing Columbia and others with a whaleboat shell and paddle wheels, while rivals from Vesper, Nassau, and New Rochelle posted victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Bronx
Harlem River
Medley Relay Triumph At Clin Mc Leod Games
The annual Clin Mc Leod games at Scheutzen Park featured strong competition in the two mile and one mile relays. Prudential Life Insurance Company's relay squad of Grady Munn Lott and Ashwell won the one mile relay in a swift mile pace. Richard Anderson of Newark led the novice y ard run but faced a disputed prize pending a corner-cut investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clin McLeod
No. 70
U. Ss. C
Scheutzen Park
Union Hills
Keing
Dean
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Thomas Grady
Charlies Munn
Frank Lott
Ani
Herbert Ashwell
Richard Anderson
Anattacks
Newark
Union Boat Crew Defeated In Harvard Regatta
The Weld Union Boat Club four oar crew from Cambridge fell to Harvard University’s quarte boat club on the Charles River Basin in the Harvard invitation regatta. The mile time was 6 42. In an eight race Union won with Noble and Greenough School taking the interscholastic race for the Yale Challenge Cup. Paul Withington, former Harvard single sculls oarsman, won the senior race and W Peabody, Union Boat Club member, won the junior title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Cambridge
Union Boat Club
Crac
Quarto Boat Club
Hyrvard University
Charles River
Union
Noble
Greenough School
Paul Withington
Harvard
W. Peabody
Sporting Goods Ad Promotes Blue Serge and Norfolk Jackets
An ad touts wool blue serge clothing that resists salt water fading, including clay serge and silk lined items. It highlights Norfolk jackets with knickers and long trousers, and notes growing use of coats for golf. Stores listed along Broadway and 34th Street locations.
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Brownsville F. C
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Holy Cross Lyceum
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Carmine St. Gym
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Holy ‘Family Lyceum
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Annus New York Rowing Association
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New Rochelle
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Vesper Boat Club
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Thomas J. Reeves
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Li Kelly
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Ariel Rowing Club
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J. B. Kelly
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