Cornell Athletes Win Easy Victory in Intercollegiate Meet
Cornell students swept the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association track championships in Cambridge winning 84 points. Penn second with 29, Michigan 25. Harvard 23, other colleges listed. Dresser of Cornell set a two mile record, Erdman led in hurdles, and Haymond of Penn won the 220 yard dash in fast time.
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Unclear OCR Track Heights and Distances Noted
Fragmentary OCR text references distances and names such as Penn, Yale, Georgetown, and Michigan. It mentions measurements around 19S feet and 148, with several athlete names and schools. The readable portion lists Pennaylvania, Dartmouth, Yale, and Georgetown among others, but no coherent event or outcome is stated.
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Yale Dartmouth gun club meet headlines Dupont Cup win
Yale defeats Dartmouth and Princeton in a gun club shoot at New Haven Conn May 31. Briggs of Dartmouth leads with a perfect 60 birds in the Dupont Cup event. Standings show Newton Dupont 99, Briggs 94, Lothey 94, Wallace 44, Weideh 61, Turner 66, Buckley 87.
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Yankees Win In Extra Innings Over Senators
The Yankees edged the Senators 6 to 5 in ten innings in Washington D C. Jick Shawkey pitched effectively after the tie in the ninth, earning the win while Harper and Shore struggled. Frank Baker led New York with a four hit game marking his second four hit effort of the series as New York completed another extra inning victory in six games this season.
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Red Sox win as Philadelphia errors aid Boston in 6 4 setback
Philadelphia led Boston in the final game before errors by Burns and Johnson helped the visitors pull ahead 6 4. Ruth, Stung by miscues, and Roth powered the scoring with two base hits and a home run as Johnson struggled on the mound for Philadelphia.
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White Sox Top Indians 5 2 in Cleveland Series Game Three
Chicago wins the third game of the Cleveland series 5 to 2 as Phillipa struggles in the fourth inning. Chicago scores all their runs with strong hitting and Cleveland errors in a tense afternoon contest. Weaver Gardner Johnston contribute two-base hits while Feisch belts a three-base hit and Letbold drives in a run via a sacrifice fly.
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Browns Defeat Detroit in Lopsided Baseball Tilt
Detroit outhit St. Louis but fell 98 to 7 as St. Louis plated four runs in the final inning. Tobin hit a homer off Mitchell, with two hits apiece for Cobb and Austin and multi-error frame cited. Koob won the game while Mitchall took the loss in a high-scoring affair.
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Hotchkiss Nine Trounces Hill in Connecticut game
Hotchkiss Prep School baseball defeated Hill School 11 to 1 in Lakedville Connecticut this afternoon. Heavy hitting by Hotchkiss and strong pitching by Pond highlighted the game as the winners led from start to finish.
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Birmingham 2 Atlanta Mobile 3 Little Rock a Chattanooga
A fragmented score listing shows Birmingham 2, Atlanta Mobile 3, Little Rock a Chattanooga 3, and Nashville O as the incomplete result of an earlier match or standings update.
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Baseball Yesterday's Results From National and American Leagues
Brooklyn and New York each scored 8 in the National League, while Philadelphia and Boston played one run games. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 10 to 3, Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 1. In the American League Work edged Washington in 10 innings 6 to 5, Boston down Philadelphia 6 to 4, Chicago defeated Cleveland 8 to 5, St Louis beat Detroit 7 to 0. Standings show Cincinnati leading the NL and several pennant races in progress.
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Baseball schedules and results across leagues
In national league action Boston visits New York Philadelphia plays at Brooklyn Pittsburgh meets Cincinnati Chicago travels to St. Louis. In the American League York contests Washington while St Louis faces Detroit and Cleveland plays Chicago.
Tigers Beat Yale in Eleventh Inning Thriller
Princeton edged Yale 4 0 in the eleventh as Strubing Cook and Bade sparked a late rally. Robinson faltered in the seventh allowing the Tigers to seize the lead and hold off Yale with key plays by Brae Boyd and Baxter.
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Marquard Blows Giants Off In Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn stirs at the Polo Grounds with a late rally that drives Fred Toney from the mound and gives the Dodgers an 8 to 10 victory over the Giants. Crowd 22,900 watches Olson, Griffith and Magee test Toney as Marquard holds mound balance until the ninth.
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Pirates Rally Past Reds In Free Hitting Tilt
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 10 to 5 in a high scoring game. Key hitters included Southworth and Cutshaw with multiple runs and hits as the Pirates’ offense exploded.
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Salvestra Captures Belmont Ladies Handicap in Fast Mile
Hallenbeck’s Salvestra, added starter, won the Belmont Park Ladies Handicap mile in 1 3 5, the fastest time for the event since it began at Jerome Park in 1868. Enfilade and Lady Gertrude chased as Salvestra surged late to victory, followed by a tight finish involving Fruit Cake and passing showers. The Meadowbrook Steeplechase featured Sweep On defeating Peter Piper, with Stonewood taking the two and a half mile race.
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Phillies Use Their Bats In Win Over Red Sox
Heavy hitting and wild Boston pitching pace Philadelphia to a 6 to 1 victory on May 31. Cravath and Whitted lead a Phillies offense while Woodward and Fillingim face control issues for Boston as Philadelphia seizes early control and secures the win.
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Wesleyan Beats Dartmouth In Narrow Late Victory
Wes leyan defeated Dartmouth in Middletown 9 to 8 in an even ining game. Dartmouth led early, the score tied until the seventh when Wes cut in on a run, aided by a lone home run, to clinch the win. Batthee-Connelly and Bort pitched for Wesleyan while Merritt and Carter appeared for Dartmouth. Eastern cave Waterbury and Boston clubs were noted in the box score.
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Cardinals Fall as Cubs Win 2-1 in St Louis
May 31 report shows Chicago Cubs beat St Louis 2 to 1 with Hendrix out pitching for the Cubs. Lineups feature Shotton Stock and Mann for Chicago and Hornsby Heathcote and Snyder for St Louis. Errors and base running noted, including stolen bases by Shotton and Stock.
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Union Beats Springfield in Tennis Match at Schenectady
Union College defeated Springfield College 3–1 at Schenectady. Wilbur and Wadsworth led the Eagles by winning both their singles and the doubles match.
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Sports Notes From Page Four Section THY
A brief roundup from the sports column highlights multiple games and events listed on page four. It notes scores, key players, and upcoming appearances in a compact style typical of a late edition summary.
Navy Wins In Eleventh To Take Army Baseball Title
Navy defeats Army 10 to 6 in 11 innings after three hours and thirty four minutes of play at West Point. McGrath started for Army, McCarthy hit a homer for Army in the fourth, Navy rallies in seventh and extra frames, crowd around 10,000 including Major General Barry and Admirals Gleaves Eberle Scales.
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Quakers Defeat Cornell in First of Three Penn Series
Penn defeats Cornell 5 to 0 in Ithaca as Titzell limits the visitors to two hits and Olsen allows four. Estes misplays and poor support contribute to the setback for Cornell. Players noted include Titzell, Olsen, Estes, Corwin, and Murphy with assists and defensive miscues shaping the game.
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Navy Crew Delivers A Regatta Victory At American Henley
Navy first crew tops Penn by a length and a quarter in the American Henley regatta on the Schuylkill. Syracuse finishes third as Navy also wins the Junior Collegiate eight and Special 1½- pound eight-oared events amid a 22 000 spectator crowd.
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Miss Goss Wins Pelham Women’s Invitation Title
Miss Eleanor Goss of the West Side defeated Mrs Edward Raymond 6-1 6-3 to win the women’s invitation singles at Pelham Country Club. Hel Gilleaudeau and Helene Pollak beat Raymond and Mrs B Hriggs 4-6 6-3 -4 in doubles. Mixed doubles saw Mrs Weaver and W A Campbell reach the final round after defeating Gilleaudeau and Alfred Hamm 6-2 6-3.
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Georgetown Nine Beats Rutgers 10 to 4 in New Jersey
Georgetown defeated Rutgers College 10 to 4 at New Brunswick New Jersey on May 31. The Georgetown offense broke through with a 12 hit performance led by Hyman and Kenyon in a game where Rutgers struggled to defend and the Hoyas built a decisive lead.
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Blue Fish Wins As Seawanhaka Yacht Opener Ends in Drift
In Oyster Bay May 81 Seawanhaka Corinthian Fish Class yachts raced in a light drifting opener. Nine yachts competed with Blue Fish owned by H B Smith and sailed by Commodore Ralph Ellis taking the purse after W H Asterwinkle was disqualified for buoy fouling. Anchovy also finished but was disqualified. Only four yachts crossed the finish line.
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Miss Stirling Captures Southern Golf Championship
Alexa Stirling of Atlanta, the national women’s golf champion, won the eighth annual Woman’s Southern Golf Association tournament in Memphis by defeating Mrs. Dave of Memphis 3 up, 2 to play in the finals.
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Belmont Entries Show Packed Race Card for Monday
The Belmont program lists six races for three year olds and up with distances from six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth. Entries include horses such as Tallor Maid Glenn Baddie Rock Lucius Marion Holline Peasant and Torchbearer in various conditions and weights as a yet unrecorded track clears.
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Kumagae Victorious In Amackassin Club Doubles Final
Ichiya Kumagae and Francis Hunter win the Amackassin Club Invitation Doubles at Yonkers defeating Hott H. Bingen and Embree Henderson 6-3 6-1 6-3. Exhibition matches feature Clarence J. Griffin Willis Davis defeating Lindley Beekman pairing. Beekman unfinished in singles.
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Tilden Wins Plymouth Cup Tennis Title
William T Tilden II of the Germantown Cricket Club claimed permanent possession of the Plymouth Cup at the Plymouth Country Club by defeating Wallace Johnson of Cynwyd in the final, 6 1 4 4 6 4 6 4. Tilden had previously won in 1915 and 1914. He also led in doubles with Rodney Back, beating Carlton Shafer and T N Smith 8 6 6 3 6 1 in the final.
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Behr Reaches Semi Finals in Westchester Tennis Championship
Westchester County Championship at Sane The Tennis Club in Hartsdale advances with Allen Behr as first semifinalist. Other winners include Allen Tobey Frank Osgood and Dr R J Bryan, who beat M T Ackerl and H Pitzpatrick respectively as rounds continue.
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Barringer Edges East Orange In New Jersey Outdoor Meet
Barringer High School won the annual outdoor track and field championship at Castle Point Field Hoboken N J with 88½ points. Clarence McKim and A Wosstroff led Barringer with sprint and distance wins while Orange and Dickinson teams placed second and third. McKim added a New Jersey state title and narrowly missed a third win in the discus, losing to Dickinson’s Dr Maclean.
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Reading and Newark Tie in American Association Play
In today’s schedule of the American Association, Reading hosts Newark and Buffalo visits Rochester. The card lists multiple teams and venues including Baltimore and Toronto with notes of second games and results, reflecting a busy day of regional baseball matchups.
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