Kirkby Defeats Walker For Metropolitan Golf Title
Oswid kK of Inglewood wins the Metre II Association championship against Richmond County's A L Walker Jr in a 2 up final at Brooklawn Country Club. Kirkby gains morning momentum, holds edge through 36 holes in humid conditions, and clinches the title as Walker falters late.
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Metropolitan
New York Times
Rhivgeport
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Inglewood
A. L. Walker, Jr
Richmond County
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Hare
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Cornell Sweeps Yale In Tight College Baseball Tilt
Cornell defeated Yale 2 to 1 in New Haven as Ensworth homered in the first and Thorne Murphy scored the lone Yale run. Sawyer and Quinlan starred infield defense for Cornell while Murphy added a sharp double play. Errors plagued Yale as Rottingdn and Olson toed the mound. Time about 1 hour 35 minutes. Umpire Sternberg.
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New York Times
New Haven
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Yale
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Holden
Spiers
Thorne Murphy
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Ron
Sawyer
Quinlan
Corwin
Erickson
Holmes
Murphy
Harden
Olson
Robinson Olson
Sternberg
Cardinals Beat Phillies to Move Out of Last Place
In Philadelphia on April 9, St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 7-3 to climb from last place. Key hits by players including a three-base shot and a late rally helped the Cardinals pull ahead, while the Phillies struggled to convert with runners on base.
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Goody Ae Bitcher
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Gill Shuts Out Harvard in Holy Cross Victory
Holy Cross pitcher Gill shut out Harvard 2 to 0 in Worcester as Felton struggled in key moments. Felton allowed four hits and struck out nine Crimson batters. both starters received strong defensive support and errors were charged to Gagnon Santoro Hallowell and Felton. Two-base hit by Anguire and stolen bases by Bowen Daly and Santoro highlighted the tableau in a tight late game. Time one hour fifty minutes.
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Egger
Bmr. McMahon
Fordham Trims Villanova in Season Finale Big 20-3 Win
Fordham baseball closes its season with a 20 to 3 victory over Villanova. Fordham recorded twenty hits off Jones Delphery and Murray as Frisch Hertzler McLaughlin and MacNamara led the scoring and Frisch hit a home run.
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Sweetland
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MacNamaraisc
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McLavarhiin
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Crescent A C Defeats Army In Brooklyn Exhibition
Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn beat Army 4 to 3 at West Point. Irving and Knox propelled Crescent with timely hits as Army left six runners on base. Errors and balls aided Crescent, while Farrell pitched for Army in a game lasting 1 hour 58 minutes.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Army
Irving
Knox
Crescent A.C
Alrhpoa Adritpha Bitle
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Black
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Rutgers Edges Stevens Tech In High-Scoring Inning Victory
Rutgers beat Stevens Institute of Technology 5 to 3 at Castle Point after a four-run fourth inning. Baker, Weller, Whitehill and others contributed with hits as Carlson and Leon matched on the mound. The win improves Rutgers' record in a tight contest with key players listed in the box score.
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Stevens Institute of Technology
Castle Point
New Brunswick
Carlson
College football scores from Amherst and nearby colleges
At Amherst Maia leads Amherst 11 to Trinity 2. Dartmouth 12 edged Tufts 2. Phillips Exeter 11 defeated Phillips Andover 4. Lehigh 2 beat Lafayette 0. Rensselaer 8 toppled Union 7. Brown 11 defeated Syracuse Vermont 4 with Boston College placeholder.
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Boston
Miss Eleanor Goss Triumphs Over Zinderstein in Met Championship
In the women's metropolitan championship semi finals at the West Side Club New York's Miss Eleanor Goss defeated Miss Marion Zinderstein in three sets 7 5 14 6 6 1 to reach the final against Mrs. George Wightman. Goss showed steadiness and endurance as Zinderstein double faulted at critical points. The doubles final saw Goss with Zinderstein losing to Joan Sears and Mrs. Wightman in two sets 6 2 6 1.
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Overton Mile for Losero at New York A C Meet
John Losero of the Paulist A C won the Lieutenant John W. Overton memorial one mile handicap at Travers Island in 4:25. He beat Al Hulsenk of Columbia University by about five yards in a tight finish, with Melville Schaeffer of Brooklyn A A C close behind. The event drew a large field and extra interest due to the fallen Marine hero.
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al Hulsenk
Columbia University
Melville Schaeffer
Brooklyn A. A
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Chateau-Thierry
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St. Louis
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Pat McDonald
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Rutgers College
J. R. Seliers
Henry D. Gill
J. B. Pearman
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M. Greenberg
Lee A. C
Jeinbaens
John J. Losero
Pauliat A
Schaeffer
Brooklyn A
John G. S Imona
128 Play For Net Titles at New York Tennis Club
The New York Larwin Tennis Club hosted the Metropolitan and Bronx County championships with 44 matches completed before darkness. Frederick C. Inman, Joseph W. Fox, H. Van Dyke Johns, Eliott H. Binzen and others advanced to the third round as five-set and two-set matches highlighted the day on the Metropolitan-Bronx County singles draw.
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Joseph W. Fox
Queens
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California
Eliott H. Binzen
Hugh Nehring
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Drake
H. R. Hathaway
Iamin
Harry Brunie
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Fox
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Binzen
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Brown County Champonship
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Pod
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Throckmorton Wins New Jersey State Tennis Title
Throckmorton defeats Ball in three straight sets 6 2 6 0 8 10 to clinch the New Jersey state championship at Montclair Athletic Club. Semifinal victories featured Throckmorton over Kynaston 6 1 15 14 and Ball over Major in straight sets as the final proved a fierce battle.
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New Jersey
Montclair Athletic Club
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Cedric Major
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Vietory
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Wars Ard Fr Princeton Ebbetts June 111 4 O Clock
Fragmentary note mentions a June event at 4 o'clock with tickets and land office in Brooklyn. References to Princeton Ebbetts and Brooklyn B B Clubs. Details unclear but implies an outdoor or club event with tickets available.
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Speiding’s Land Office
Brooklyn
Meadowbrook Club meets set four world marks at Franklin Field
The tenth Meadowbrook Club games at Franklin Field produced four new world records in the 400 meters crate relay half mile relay and 800 meters. Penn setters lowered the 800 meters to 1 26 1 5 and the half mile to 1 27 4 5 while beating the 400 meters record of 42 2 5. Joy Ray of Illinois A C failed to break Norman Taber’s 1915 mile record after a fast opening pace and leading through a 2 04 half and 58 second first quarter.
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Meadowbrook Club
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
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Norman Taber
Boston Ok
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J. J.connelly
Boston A. A
Rpert Crawford
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Alicia Wins Rage for Schooner Class at Knickerbocker Regatta
The Knickerbocker Yacht Club held its annual regatta on Long Island Sound with 30 yachts. Alicia owned by W H Baldwin won the 12 mile schooner race by 2 minutes 16 seconds over Allure, while Lena owned by Ogden Reid took the stakes in the 30-footers, beating Adds by 1 minute 40 seconds.
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Alicia
W. H. Baldwin
E. P. Alker
Clarkson Cowl
Moira
New York Yacht Club
Lena
Ogden Reid
Fred Richards
Voshell to Meet Wright in Westchester Invitation Final
Howard Voshell and Beals Wright reach the final after strong wins in the Country Club of Westchester invitation singles. Voshell edged Major G. B. Harlan 6-2 6-8 6-4, Wright beat T. Pell 6-2 6-3 and ousted Dr P B Hawk 6-3 0-6 6-3. Semis saw Voshell top Harran 6-? 6-5 6-4 and Wright defeat Hawk 6-3 0-6.
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Reals Wright
Country Club of
Westchester
G. B. Harlan
T. R. Pell
Dr. P. B. Hawk
Philadelphia
Beais Wright
T. Pell
G. B. Harran
Robert la Roy
H. Voshell
Major Harran
Beals Wright
Dr. I. K. Hawk
Michigan Team Wins Western Conference Meet
University of Michigan track and field won the Western Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meet with 4414 points, led by C. Be Johnson who won four events and set conference records in high and broad jumps. Chicago was second with 34 points, Illinois third, and Notre Dame notable for W Hayes who ran the hundred in 9.45 seconds, tying Eastern and Western college records.
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W. J. Paige
Ames
Michigan
Robert Wah
Wisconsin
Johnson
W. Hayes
Notre Dame
Tleing
Track title tie ends in city league meet
Manthal Training and Flushing High Schools tied 31 points each in the Public Schools Athletic League outdoor track and field championship at City College Stadium. Event featured athletes competing for top honors as the season winds down.
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Flushing High Schools
Polnia
Public Schools Athletic League
City College Stadium
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