Yale Triumphs 9 8 in Ninth Inning Rally Over Princeton
Yale outpaced Princeton 9 to 8 at Yale Field as Robertson doubled and Cosgrave errors helped Yale overcome an 8 3 deficit in the final half inning. Garvan started strong for Yale but Underhill allowed the decisive rally, with Winslow and O Rourke driving in the winning run after a slew of pranks by Cosgrave and misplay by Meir.
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Oakland Team Unable to Score Thom as First in Handicap
In a club handicap event at Oakland, Thom led but the Oakland team failed to score enough to win. The result highlights Thom’s performance against local rivals and the competitive field in club competition.
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Englewood Beats Tuxedo in Nassau Scoring Match
Englewood defeated Tuxedo on the Tuxedo links using the Nassau scoring system. Nine players per side. Englewood 10 points to Tuxedo 8.
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Nassau
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Golf Prizes Won At Van Cortlandt Park Matches
Public Naks at Van Cortlandt Park drew crowds for golf events yesterday. Prizes awarded included longest drive won by H E Brown at 178 yards and second by William Freeland at 176 yards. Brown also topped six drive average with 158 1 3 yards. Mendel finished second. Class A handicap winner was P F Gilmartin with the day’s lowest gross, 2 strokes. W L Post won Class B and C, with Upham taking Class C.
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Rockaway Wins in Meadow Brook Polo Cup Match
Rockaway defeats Lakewood Freebooters 5 to 6 on handicap despite Cedarhurst’s strong showing. La Montagne led Rockaway with two swift goals, Kennedy and Cowdin starred for Lakewood, and James Converse shifted to improve Freebooters’ handicap. Final showdowns loom with Rockaway facing Lakewood and Meadow Brook cup finals set.
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New Yorks Beat Bostons 2 to 1 In Polo Grounds Thriller
A crowd of 17 000 to 20 000 watched the New Yorks defeat the Bostons 2 1 at the Polo Grounds. Selbach drove in the tying and winning runs as Matthewson fanned ten and allowed five walks. Nichols held Boston to four hits as Demont and Kittridge produced late pressure. Long made a sensational one handed catch.
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Irene Lewisohns Yacht Irene Launches at Morris Heights
Leonard Lewisohns new steam yacht Irene was launched at Morris Heights by Miss Irene Lewisohn at 8 30 last evening amid night-time illuminations. The 155 foot steel twin screw vessel features mahogany deckhouses, a dining saloon, music room, and three boats with a 18 mph speed. Captain Bliss Read will command. commissioning in about ten days with ownership to use in home waters and possible cruises.
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Hartsell Stars as St Louis Edges Chicago in Slow Game
In a 7 to 4 decision the St Louis lineup led by Hartsell beat Chicago. Kruger and Burkett contributed two base hits while Wallace and Taylor added key moments. Few errors and smart baserunning defined the contest, played in under a ninety minute timeframe.
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Berkeley Wins New York Interscholastic Baseball Title
Berkeley defeated Woodbridge at Morris Heights to win the New York interscholastic baseball championship. Final score listed as Berkeley s000 384005610 and Woodbridge 00020060021, with Connell, Roome, Burke, Kittel, and Carter named as batteries.
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Hilton Backed To Open Golf Championship Contender
London observers weigh Hilton’s chances as he contends with Vardon and other top pros for the open title. Hilton’s recent form has been near flawless while Vardon seeks a fourth consecutive championship, making the event a sharp duel of star players.
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Hartford and Worcester Results From Hockey Matchups
Hartford beat Toronto 5 to 4 at Hartford field. Worcester defeated Montreal 4 to 0 at Worcester arena. Providence won 6 to 3 against Rochester in Providence.
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New York State League Games Report
In Albany Albany and Cortland battled to 3 all through 14 innings before darkness. Schenectady defeated Rome 8 to 3. Troy topped Binghamton 10 to 1.
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Score of Other Games Shows Varied College Results
The report lists multiple matchups with scores including Exeter Phillips Exeter 8 to 0, Dartmouth Holy Cross 11 to 0, Waterville Tufts 8 to Colby, Morristown St George's Hall 25 to 9, Morristown South Orange High 6 to 5, and Yale Harvard 604 to 0, reflecting a wide spread in outcomes and locations.
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Americans to See Derby Race in London Visit
American-bred horse owned by a wealthy Olympian in James R. Keene's stable may win the Derby at Epsom. Large numbers of visiting Americans remain in London to attend the event next Wednesday. New York Chamber of Commerce members hosted by the King at Windsor will join the Derby crowds and dine with the Board of Trade. Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont stay at Claridge's and will join Mr and Mrs Leopold Rothschild in the box.
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Cricketers Have Busy Day In Local Championship Matches
Cricketers played a full slate at Prospect Park and Montclair as Kings County, Kearny, Manhattan II, and Knickerbocker Athletic Club contested New York Cricket Association and Metropolitan District Cricket League games. Kearny beat Kings County by 25 runs, Manhattan II fell to Essex County by 3 runs, and Knickerbockers defeated Montclair by 41 runs.
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Newark Cricket Club Loses Tight Contest in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on June 1 the Newark Cricket Club A team played Team B of the local organization in a New York Cricket Association championship match and lost by 6 runs. S Livingston scored 23 of Newark’s 34 and took six wickets for 18. Paterson’s A Brown had 21 and J Kerwin 10 as Paterson totaled 40.
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Lafayette Dominates Lehigh In Lehigh Field Meet
Lafayette defeats Lehigh 69 to 38 at Lehigh Field with multiple Lafayette wins including Frick and Haldeman in sprints and hurdles, Trout in shot put, and Roper in the mile. Lehigh records fall as crowds view strong performances across events.
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Canadian Cup Defender Orion Launches In Milwaukee
The Milwaukee yacht Orion, prepared to defend the Canadian Cup, was launched with Miss Agnes Hinge christening the craft. Orion measures 43 feet overall with a 39 foot sail area, a 6 foot 6 inch draft, 9 foot 6 inch beam, and sails totaling 2000 plus square feet. A crew of six will operate the 35 foot boat from deck to sail peak 52 feet high.
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Western Intercollegiate Meet Sets Records at Marshall Field
Michigan wins the pennant with 38 points at the Middle West colleges meet in Chicago. Beloit’s Merrill breaks the 440 yard dash record with 49.4 seconds while Chicago’s F G Malone ties the Western intercollegiate 120 yard hurdles mark at 14.5 seconds. Winners head to Buffalo for the intercollegiate meet next Saturday.
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Prospect Wheelmen to retry open century ride
The Prospect Wheelmen of North New York will retry their open century ride on Sunday June 9 after rain halted the previous attempt. Badges from last Sunday remain valid and entries are accepted at two listed addresses. Two silver cups will go to the clubs with the most survivors. Start from the Circle at 5 40 AM and from the Twenty third Street Ferry at 6 AM with Brooklyn riders allowed to join at the Broadway Ferry.
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Howard Wheelmen Stage Ladies Run to College Point
The Howard Wheelmen plan a ladies run to College Point Queens leaving their clubhouse 983 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn at 9 A M sharp. Capt James Gallagher will supervise the ride.
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