Cornell Leads Trials in Intercollegiate Track Meet
Cornell qualitative sixteen entrants for final events at Franklin Field as Columbia and Fordham each send six men. Dartmouth Princeton Pittsburgh Penn State Harvard Rutgers Yale and others follow with multiple qualifiers in sprints hurdles field events and distance races.
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Woolen fabrics pass strict cotton test at Rocers Peet Co
Rocers Peet Company explains a test to detect cotton in woolen cloth. A fleece inside a cotton bag is boiled in caustic potash. animal fibre dissolves while vegetable fibre remains. Fabrics undergo sun and rain exposure before sale with refund if unsuitable.
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Yale and Harvard Varsity Eight Race Set in Wartime Regatta
Yale and Harvard crews meet in a two mile wartime regatta at New Haven with Harvard to row in a Yale shell. The event marks the fifty first Yale Harvard regatta rivalry with both crews nine and twenty five major wins.
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Crimson
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W M G A PROGRAM OUT FOR APawamis benefit tourney
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association announced a Red Cross benefit tournament at Apawamis Club from June 10 to 13. The event replaces the annual championship and features multiple divisions in medal play, plus mixed foursomes and two-ball events across the four days. Max Marston has agreed to participate in several Red Cross matches and exhibitions following his recent form.
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Max Marston
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Arcola Country Club
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Jerome Travers
Oswald Ishby
John Anderson
Robert Lasley
Merion Cricket Club
New Jersey
Giants to Admit Soldiers Free Mondays at Polo Grounds
Following a custom begun by the Yankees, the Giants will open the Polo Grounds to soldiers and sailors of America and its allies each Monday. Enlisted men in uniform will be admitted free, with a 10 cent war tax to be paid, ensuring major league games are free to service members all season.
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Rudolph Restored to Good Standing with Boston Nationals
Cincinnati May 81 Pitcher Dick Rudolph was restored to good standing by the National Commission after confirming terms with the Boston Nationals and playing no other team during the layoff. No fine was assessed.
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Ohio
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National Commission Today
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Boston Nationals
Chicago Nine Triumphs Over Wisconsin Nine
Chicago University overwhelms Wisconsin in a baseball game with early big inning and strong offense. The Chicago nine secured victory as Wisconsin struggles to respond in the later frames.
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Madison
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Ne of Wisconsin
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Injury to Niehoff spoils Giants day
Pert Niehoff broke his right leg in a collision with ss Young during the first inning as the Giants defeated the Phillies 2 to 1 on the road. Harry Sallee pitched well for New York, with Bebolds and Holke driving in runs.
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Larry Doyle
Ss Young
Cy Williams
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Pirates Down Cardinals In High-Scoring Interleague Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 12 to 7 after using six pitchers. Heavy hitting and ineffective pitching marked the game, with Mollwitz, Cutshaw and Carey among the standouts and Steele earning the win over Horstman.
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Loft Will Retire Papp At Belmont Park
Belmont Park reports George W. Loft will retire his horse Papp after a coughing throat condition and a curb incident following the Toboggan Handicap. Papp finished fourth in his season debut, prompting retirement. Also announced were Jamaica Metropolitan AA Club meeting dates starting June 17 with the Excelsior Handicap and Juvenile Stakes on June 20 and the Southampton for three-year-olds on June 22.
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Southampton
Unclear International League Result Mixed Scores
Unreadable OCR lists several league teams with scattered scores and notes on wet grounds. The fragment mentions Newark Jersey Oye Rochester Binghamton Baltimore Toronto and American Association teams including Indianapolis Louisville Columbus with a 8 To Poster lo 1 entry. The text quality prevents a clear game outcome or event.
National League and American League Matchups Listed for Today
National League games include Pittsburgh at New York with 8 15 start, St Louis at Crooklyna at 3 00, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League shows New York at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Cicotte Secures First Victory Over Cleveland
Chicago tops Cleveland 3 to 2 in Cicotte s first win of the season. Murphy and Doings drive the winning run with a late eighth inning double and single after Cleveland had tied in the seventh. Errors by Murphy Chapman Roth Morton and others figure in the scoring as Cicotte earns the win over Bagby.
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Shocker Baffles Tigers in Detroit Loss to St Louis
Detroit loses to St Louis 3 to 2 as Shocker allows only three hits. Winning run comes in sixth on bases and Gedruda single. Box shows scattered errors and late substitutions as both teams fielded limited hitters.
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Weather postponements hit Eastern League games
All games in the Eastern League were postponed due to wet grounds across New Birmingham Orleana Chattanoogs Little Rock Atlanta Mobile Nashville. No rescheduled dates were announced.
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Belmont Park disqualifies Air Man in Queens Handicap finish
In the fifth race at Belmont Park Air Man was disqualified after a stretch collision with Monomoy led by Johnny McTaggart. The judges awarded the purse to Monomoy with Air Man placed last as Paak received a six day suspension for unruly riding.
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Horse racing card with mixed races and weights
First race for three year olds selling at one mile current weights listed for Maeland Libby Gertrede Norituse Domest. Second race for four year olds up selling over two and a quarter miles with entrants Superhuman Shannon Fiver Dorcas Northwood. Third race The Fashion for two year olds five furlongs with Queen Aunt Dinah Queen of the Bes Lady Rosebud Minuet Virago. Fourth race for three year olds one mile weights Motor Cup Johren Cum Bah Trompe La Morte Sun Nepperham Snapdragon. Fifth The Bimont Handicap three year olds and up one and sixteenth miles Hendrie Straight Yorwest Rhine Malden Wiser. Sixth race three year olds and up six furlongs Star Mast Bout Intermier Donovan apprentice allowance claimed.
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Auto Race Today at Sheepshead Bay Speedway
The Harkness Handicap postponed from Decoration Day will run this afternoon at four o clock at Sheepshead Bay. Weather looks fair and warmer with a strong crowd expected for the $30,000 one mile event. Favorites include Ralph De Palma and Ra Mulford, Mulford boasting an overnight speed record. Other leading entrants include Dario Resta, Barney Oldfield, Tommy Milton, Ira Hickey, and about seventeen competitors in all.
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Threa Pilote
Dario Resta
Barney Old Hearne
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Hickey
Niles and Bretts Reach State Lawn Final
Newton Mass May 81 N. W. Niles and Hf Bretts defeated W. C. Porter and C. O. Wellington 6-2 6-1 in the Massachusetts State lawn tennis championship semi finals. They will face C Wright and Harry C. Wright in the final tomorrow.
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Hf. Bretts
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Rain halts two local tennis tournaments at city clubs
Morning rain flooded courts at the West Side Tennis Club and Pelham Country Club delaying play after the semi final in the ladies singles at 10 o clock. Mrs. Benjamin Briggs announced the postponement of the invitation tournament.
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