Princeton Defeats Yale 8 to 5 in Rain-Soaked Championship
In Princeton New Jersey on June 7 Princeton toppled Yale 8 to 5 in a delayed baseball game. Steinwender's one handed catch in the final inning sparked Princeton and the Tiger captain was cheered as Yale pressed. Underhill pitched steadily for Princeton while Garvan allowed four walks and four earned runs.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Steinwender
Herb
Tiger
Underhill
Nassau Hall
Williams Street
Capt. Steinwender
Garvan
Littlefield
New Haven
Capt
Chittenden
Metcalf
Garvin
Cosgrave
Meier
Brown
Ndr
Wear
Pearson
Barnwell
O Cole
Winslow
Davis
Guernsey
Wells
Miler
Green
Littlef'id
OiChit
Miller
Balk
Cole
Barriwell
Ells
Cosgrove
Orange Lawn Club Opens Twenty Third Season With Doubles
The Orange Lawn Tennis Club in Orange New Jersey marked its twenty third season with a women’s clubhouse opening and a doubles match. Rain slowed play but the new facilities impressed as twelve double courts allowed forty eight members to compete at once. World champion William A. Larned did not play. Holcombe Ward teamed with R D Little to face the Wrenn brothers in a four set doubles match with Ward and Little taking the first set 6 4. The Wrenns then captured 6 4 6 3 to win the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Orange Society
William A. Larned
Richard Stevens
Holcombe Ward
R. D. Little
Princeton
Wrenn
Bob
George L
Wrenns
George Wrenn
Ward
Little
Dos
Manhasset Bay Race Sets Weekly Course Victory
In the afternoon the Manhasset Bay one design raceabouts held their weekly race to Gangway Buoy and return. J. W. Alker's Mist, crewed by H. C. Ward, took first place with a time of 63:10:30. Bab sailed by J. S. Hoyt posted 8:14:15, while Arizona skippered by G. A. Corry, and Lambkin helmed by S. W. Roach, also competed in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay M. Greene
Manhasset Bay
J. W. Alker
Mist
H. C. Ward
J. S. Hoyt
Arizona
G. A. Corry
Eee Lambkin
S. W. Roach
Voces
Henry Wins Class A Handcicap Singles In Three Sets
In the tournament opening, Henry clawed through the rounds with an overhead stroke and took Class A Handicap Singles in three sets. First Round results show B Duncan beating C Kenyon Jr and Henry defeating Worcester in straight and close sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
B. Duncan
C. Kenyon, Jr
S. M. Henry
Worcester
C. D. Potter
C. L. C. Howe
W. J. Brown
W. S. Fisher
W. D. Walker
W. C. Waldrous
H. V. Boyer
Naval Cadet football schedule for 1902 announced
Annapolis announces the 1902 Navy Cadets football slate with games at the Naval Academy against Georgetown Princeton St Johns College Lehigh Penn Dickinson Pennsylvania State Lafayette Bucknell Columbia West Point. Changes from last year replace Yale Carlisle and Washington and Jefferson with Princeton Lafayette and Bucknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
United States Naval Cadet Team
Georgetown
Princeton
St. John’s College
Lehigh
University of Pennsylvania
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania State College
Lafayette
Bucknell
Columbia
West Point
Naval Academy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Yale
Carlisle
Washington and Jefferson
White Sale on Muslin Undergarments Reveals Deep Discounts
Thousands of women snapped up undermuslins during the June sale as prices ran a third or more below normal. The offer includes Masonville muslin and cambric Corset Covers, Lawn Covers, underskirts, chemises, drawers, skirts, dresses, gowns, and infant wear with multiple price points from 5c to 1.98, all marketed as refined versions of regular stock. Second floor East Building.
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Masonville
Batiste
de Sc
Point de Paris Machine Torchon
Normandy
Val
Mechlin
Valenciennes
Venice
Aso. P. D
Belgium
Java
Sumatra
Thomas W. Higginson
India
Mars
Flourney
Rainaland
W. H. Wilson
A. E. W. Mason
H. S. Merriman
Pay Halewell
F. W. van Praag
J. Whitcomb Riley
Oliver Herford
A. Conan Doyle
R. J. Burdette
Lord
Captain Ravenshaw
R. N. Stephens
Tower of Wye
William H. Babcock
Stephen Crane
Amelia E. Barr
Abraham and Straus
Ingram
San Jo
Smith, Stinson, Higgins
Roxbury
Richelieu
Eners Ees
Lisle
Insolvency and Receivership In Yonkers Firms
Insolvency proceedings involve Wenser Dormiteer Samreel yward and a Yonkers company with $60,000 in debts. The Citizens National Bank of Yonkers claims $19,214 and held a majority stock interest. Henry R. Hicks was named receiver and assets were sold for $23,600 to O M Read for the bank, which with First National Bank of Yonkers formed Getty Square Drug Company to take over assets. An involuntary bankruptcy petition targets Sarah Goldensohn, cloak manufacturer, alleging removal of assets and insolvency with $5,000 claimed by Louis Frank’s trustee.
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Wenser & Dormiteer
Samreelyward
Was * Com
Tone
Alanson
Prime
Citizens’ National Bank of Yonkers
John H. Keeler
Henry R. Hicks
Supreme Court
O. M. Read
Citizens’ National Bank
First National Bank of Yonkers
Getty Square Drug Company
Read
Saray Goldensohn
Sarah Goldensohn
Division Street
Gus Brenner
Louis Frank
Adams
United States District Court
Walter Pp. Long
Brooklyn
Eel
New Home for Yacht Club Opens at Port Washington
The Marthasset Bay Yacht Club unveiled its new clubhouse on the eastern shore of Manhasset Bay Port Washington L I to members and guests. The three story building includes a rotunda two-story lounge a men's café a ladies dining room two sleeping rooms and ample locker and shower facilities. A pavilion for dambakes dancing a carriage house and stable complete the three acre property. Notables from the yachting world attended with Commodore Stephen W Roach presiding and ex Commodore Clay M Greene raising the club flag.
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Long Island Sound
Marthasset Bay Yacht Club
Port Washington
L. I
Manhasset Road
E. M. MacLellan
House
H. S. Fairchild
Clay M. Greene
Stephen W. Roach
Emeline
Aphrodite
Niagara
Tonawha
Tara
Sapphire
Geralin
Dazzle
Coya
Au Revoir
Alerin
Lambkin
Sea Gull
Carolina
Delvin
Southern Cross
Lassie
Selnada
Coma
Poe Rajah
Wrex
Mira
L. C. Ketchum
Janes
Huguenot Yacht Club
Charles Lane Poor
Shelter Island Yacht Club
I. Franklin Wardwell
Stamford Yacht Club
William Gardner
Stephen W. Roae
W. Sevelt Schuyler
E.m.maclellan
W. G. Newman
Crescent A C Handicap Tennis Opens on Dirt Courts
The Crescent Athletic Club opened its annual handicap lawn tennis tournament at Bay Ridge with matches played yesterday on the dirt courts. Players are split into Class A and B by ability, and the standout Class A contest featured S. M. Henry against E. C. Worcester.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
S. M. Henry
E. C. Worcester
Ohio Monuments Transfer at Shiloh Battlefield
The transfer ceremonies at Shiloh Battlefield in Tennessee marked the unveiling of twenty two monuments honoring Ohio soldiers who fell in the battle. The event occurred today and reflects Ohio’s tribute to its war dead.
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Ohio
Shiloh
Nashville
Tenn
Business troubles threaten firms in New York courts
Supreme Court judge appoints Herman Michaels receiver for Waisser and Michaels dyers at Broome Street bond set at 2000 in dissolution suit over bitter split and slander claim for 10000. Liabilities and assets cited by both sides show solvent concerns with assets around 1000 to 1500 against 700 to 2235 liabilities. Separate proceedings name Jacob Brand as receiver for William C. Dilger at 198 East Fifty-eighth Street as judgment creditor seeks 529. Newman Brothers Company gets temporary receiver Robert W. Thompson for assets amid bankruptcy petition. Frederick W. Harrison livery stable case dismissed. reported figures list liabilities 34934 and assets 19863.
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Waisser
Michaels
Willliam C. DiIL_cER
Blanchard
Supreme
Frederick W. Harrison
Adams
United States District Court
Seventh Avenue
George B. Wray Drug Company Faces Bankrupt Petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against the George B. Wray Drug Company of Yonkers by creditors Bruen, Ritchey & Co. The action seeks court intervention to liquidate assets and satisfy claims.
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George B. Wray Drug Company
George B. Wray Drug Company of
Yonkers
Bruen, Ritchey
Debtor List and Judgments Filed in Morning Journal Assoc.
A compilation of names including Nellie H Allhand Luigi Burgio Frank Toscano A Bath and Hammondport Rail Road Co and others appears in the Morning Journal Assoc listing. The report items numerous individuals and entities with attached judgments and costs, showing totals like 29 655 for Blue Ridge Mining and 18 New York notes.
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Allhand
Nellie
H. Michel
Isa
Burgio
Luigi
Frank Toscano
A. Bath and
Hammondsport
American Hog Company
City of New York
Dow
George C
J.H. Clafty
A. Teitelbaum
Hood
Charles
A. L. Sylvester
Aye Metropolitan Investment Company of
New York
Oewing Company
Seceseesesencs Brewing Company
Essseseeees Parsons, Henry—National Bank
Sseereersrertresess Rare
Joseph, James
Anna
Sttaidruanee Sas
Guardian
E. Dietzgen Company
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Nassau
Pitcher
The
New York Times
Wrenn Brothers
Crescent A. C
New York City
Irs
Marseilles
Alex. Smith
Smith
S & Sandford
Oxford
Hartford
Fulton St. Gallatin Place
Livingston and Smith Sts
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