Princeton Tops Yale in Dramatic Baseball Finish
In a landmark Princeton Yale game at Princeton, Robertson and Hillebrand pitched well until Yale coach Garvin replaced him. The Tigers rallied in the ninth, tying the score and then taking the lead as Meier and Kafer drove in runs and Hutchings added a double. Quimby homered for Yale, while Princeton totaled five runs in the final frame to win in two hours and thirty minutes.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Orange
Eli
Robertson
Tigers
New Haven
Yale News
New York
Old North
Quimby
Ump
Hutchinson
Cook
Sharpe
Sullivan
Hillebrand
Guernsey
Blount
Steinwender
Kafer
Meier
Camp
Pearson
Perort
Hutchings
Watkins
Garvin
Burke
Est
Hillebr
Chapm
Hutch
Hirs
Cee
Eee
Hs Tv
Kneeton
Karer
Faime
Arlie Latham
Harvard Defeats Penn in Final Harvard Penn Baseball Game
Harvard wins 6 to 1 over the University of Pennsylvania in Cambridge final game of the series. Loughlin leads Harvard with two run producing hits. Stillman pitched well for Harvard with solid fielding support. For Pennsylvania, Orbin shines at short with one error in ten chances as Pennsylvanians fail to pass second base after the first inning.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Quakers
Loughlin
Stillman
Pennsylvania
Orbin
Collier
Jones
Kendall
fiCollier
Luouzh'n
Huston
Flavel
Wendell
GiJones
Devens
Finke
Garot’p
York
Ol Brown
Coolidge
White
Layton
Esseeress
Ly Stillman
Reid
Woandell
I'mpire
Mr. Murray
Crescent Athletic Club Smashes College of NY Baseball
The Crescent Athletic Club defeated the College of the City of New York in a baseball game yesterday by a decisive 21 run margin. The loss highlighted Crescent’s offensive surge and City College’s pitching struggles against a strong lineup.
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College of the City of New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Crescent Club
Bay Ridge
Crescent A. C. c. Co
New York
Rirpore
Ribpore Butlar
Courtney
Affeld
Langen
Redinn
Sulling
Steve
Suillman
Steven
Ham
Quimby
O Roberts
Sikke Dunne
Oj Barry
Oliver
Watt
Maguir
Ee Smyth
Crescent A. C
Weeeee
College City of
N. Y
Stevenson
Sullman
Dunne
Unclear Player Rosters From Carded Baseball Score
Fragmentary score line shows teams Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Boston and Washington with partial innings and battery pairs listed. No complete game results or dates available. unable to determine full context or outcome from the OCR fragment.
Brooklyn Club Denies Move to Washington
Brooklyn baseball owners today rejected Philadelphia reports they planned to move the champions to Washington. President Ebbets said no director or board member discussed such a relocation and the club, with an eight year lease and about $50 000 liability, would not abandon Brooklyn for Washington.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Ebbets
New York
Fordham Alumni Beat Invincibles In College Baseball
Fordham College Alumni defeated the Invincibles yesterday afternoon on the college grounds. F McLaughlin starred with solid pitching and fielding. Final score showing Fordham 8 10 3 and Invincibles 5 11 0 with McLaughlin and Callan credited for hits and Radel and Heiser for defense.
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Fordham College
F. McLaughlin
Callan
Radel
Connecticut golf championship ends at Wee Burn
The Connecticut championship tournament sponsored by the League of Connecticut Golf Clubs concluded at Wee Burn Golf Club. Wee Burn won with 569 strokes, edging Orford at 578 in a final interclub team contest. Other team totals: Fairfield 582 New Haven Golf 589 Hillandale 606 Brooklawn 607 New Haven Country 613 Hartford 615.
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New York Times
Noroton
Conn
Connecticut
League of Connecticut Golf Clubs
Wee Burn Golf Club
Wee Burn
Orford
Weeburn
C. H. Seeley
J. P. Cheney
W. L. Baldwin
P. Cheney
W. B. Cheney
H. L. Williams
Phil Isis
W. C. Cheney
George Hecker
H. B. Cheney
F. C. Hecker
Frank Cheney
U Sme
Paice
Fairfield
New Haven Golf
Hillandale
Brooklawn
New Haven
Hartford
Batteries and team scores across campuses in 1965 meet
The record shows multiple battery pairings and runs at Middletown Dartmouth Bethlehem Andover Gettysburg venues. Teams include Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Exeter and Dartmouth with detailed inning style scores and batter Deep names such as Lufkin Inglis Rushmore Priddy Stevens Winslow and Coward Knight Harton Sellers Harton among others.
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Colgate
Union
Arnold and Roth
Whitbeck
Griswold
Middletown
R. U. EB
Avestey Ath
Oss
Lufkin
Inglis
Tunell, Bent
Ranger
Dartmouth
Rushmore and
Priddy
Varney and Brown
Bethlehem
R. H. E. Lafayette
Lehigh
Coward and Knight, Sellers and Harton
Andover
Exeter
Stevens and Winslow
Clay
Crafby
Getty
Aoe
Rh. H. E. Gettysburg
Beckwith Wins Dyker Meadow Club Tournament at Fort Hamilton
D. V. Beckwith captured the Dyker Meadow Club title on the rinks near Fort Hamilton Brooklyn. The event qualifying four players for the McGlachlin Cup. scores listed but unreadable in text.
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D. V. Beckwith
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Columbia Senior Class Officers Baseball Loss Mystery
Columbia seniors were defeated yesterday in a baseball game by a rival team composed of other class members who could have held officer roles. The score remains unspecified in readable text, leaving the outcome unclear.
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Columbia
Garden City trounces Nassau in foursome match
Walter J. Travis and Devereaux Emmet led Garden City to a 19 hole victory over Nassau Country Club on the Garden City links. The Nassau pairings included W L Hicks with Travis and Harvey Murdock, and Gates with Norris and Jennings.
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Walter J. Travis
Devereaux Emmet
Garden City
Nassau Country Club
Garden City Links
Nassau
Garden
W. L. Hicks
J. Travis
Harvey Murdock
Gates
A. L. Norris
C. A. Jennings
Tappen
Tailer
J. A. McCord
C. B
New York Lost Ten Inning Game To St Louis
The New York team fell to St Louis in ten innings due to Gleason's error in the tenth. Hawley and Weyhing pitched well, with notable fielding by both sides.
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Gleason
New Yorks
St. Louis
Hawley
Weyhing
New York
Ribpoal Ribpore
Halt
McGraw
Jovle
Herdr'k
Selbach
Kesster
Cogan
Donlin
Smith
Burkett
McGann
Hickman
Quinn
Bow’rman
Robinson
Eurned
St.Louis
Doyle
Bowerman
Keister
Mr. O'Day
Richmond County Triumph Over Englewood Golf Team
Richmond County defeated Englewood 43 holes to 0 on Staten Island's former club links. The match featured Paterson, Chadwick, Stout, Williams, Willis, Kelley, Pell, Mowry, Lowry, Banks and others, posting dominant individual hole counts for the county.
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Richmond County
Englewood
Staten Island
Richmond
A. E. Paterson
S. Wilson
J. R. Chadwick
J. A. Wells
C. T. Stout
T. Waterman
Renee Is. O. Schuyler
F. A. Moore
L. Williams
S. Baxter
Gordon Willis
Reinmund
A. P. Kelley
C. H. Pell
W. H. Busk
R. Howe
Petad Se
Cv Coseoseeeo
Davis Sets Apawamis Golf Record at Rye
Willie Davis the Apawamis pro formerly from Newport posted a new club record of 2 strokes under par on the Rye course yesterday. In Caswell Cup play the second round produced wins for Maiken over Dwynne 3 up 2 to play Wiggin over Moore 1 up Peck over Delano 3 up 2 to play and Thurston over Lapham 4 up 5 to play.
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Davis
Apawamis
Willie Davis
Newport
Rye
Leste
R. E F. Maiken
A. C. Dwynne
F. H. Wiggin
J. A. Peck
W. N. Delano
W. R. Thurston
R. D. Lapham
Unclear Sports Card Data From 7 Cities
Fragmentary figures show teams in Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago and St Louis with various scores and ratios including 23 20 14 16 20 21 and percentages like .579 .535 .403 .488. Names such as W. Lee appear amid incomplete standings and team codes.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
P.C
St. Louis
Boston
New York
W. Lee
Cincinnati
Greenwich golfers win in eighteen hole handicap sweepstakes
James McCutcheon and Mrs. F. M. Freeman take top prizes for best net and gross in an eighteen holes medal play handicap at Fairfield County Golf Club. Scores show F C Hillard 86 net, L Goalie 93, J McCutcheon 101, Whiteman 93, Converse 93, others posted totals as the field completed play.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Fairfield County Golf Club
Oe Gross
H.cp
F. C. Hillard
Ae J. McCutcheon
Neciana
N. C. Mellen
Pee Whiteman
Converse
James McCutcheon
F. M. Freeman
Baseball scores from AL games across cities
In Chicago, Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 2. Kansas City defeated Cleveland 13 to 4. Minneapolis and Buffalo played to a 5 to 5 result. Milwaukee hosted Indianapolis with Minneapolis 0 and Milwaukee 2 recorded.
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Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
New York State League Scores From Oswego Cortland Rome
Oswego defeated Albany 8 to 0 in Oswego. Cortland beat Schenectady 5 to 2. Binghamton edged Utica 5 to 4 in eleven innings. Rome defeated Troy 6 to 5.
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Oswego-Albany
Oswego
Cortland
Schenectady
Binghamton
Utica
Rome
Troy
Hockey Scores Hit Toronto Montreal Providence Hartford Rochester Worcester
The report lists multiple hockey results with teams Toronto Montreal Providence Hartford Rochester and Worcester. First game Toronto beat Montreal 13 to 7, second Toronto 3 Montreal 0, Providence beat Hartford 3-2, Rochester beat Syracuse 6-4, Worcester beat Worcester 10-3.
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Toronto
Montreal
Providence-Providence
Hartford
Rochester
Syracuse
Worcester
Springfield
Wocester
Elmira Rivalry Highs in Doubleheader Sweep
In Elmira and Scranton area games the scores show Elmira 14 over Allentown 3, and Scranton 20 over Harrisburg 9 in the first game. Wilkesbarre swept Reading in two wins 18 0 and 9 6, first and second games respectively.
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Elmira
Allentown
Scranton
Harrisburg
Wilkesbarre
Reading
McGinnity Shields Pittsburgs. Brooklyn Triumphs in Nine
Brooklyns win 9 to 3 as McGinnity holds Pittsburg to four hits until late. Williams, Jennings, and Cross star in field and at bat with Cros s hitting a three base hit while Daly and Daly steal bases. Tannehill walks cripple Brooklyn but fails to stop the scoring early and late in the game.
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McGinnity
Pittsburgs
Brooklyns
Tannehill
Williams
Jennings
Cross
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
O'Brien
Daly
Ofly
Farrell
Zimmer
McGin’y
Tan’hill
Wees
Farrel
Cooley
George Low Beaten by Shippen in Close 36-Hole Match
John Shippen defeated George Low by one hole after both posted 172 strokes for 36 holes on the Marine and Field Club links where Shippen serves as professional. In the members’ cup final, W. F. Ford won with 120 8 112 while D. A. Aldridge scored 119 5 114.
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George Low
Shippen
John Shippen
Shinnecock Links
Dyker Meadow
Marine and Field Club
D. A. Fuller
W. F. Ford
D. A. Aldridge
Jersey City Golf Club Yesterday Events
Jersey City Golf Club members played several contests yesterday. Miss E McBurney won the women’s putting and approach with a score of 2, Rae was second with 44. In mixed foursomes, L McBride and George Ridgeway won with a net 99. J McBride and George Toffey were second with a gross 104. Mrs Maxwell Grierson won the women’s handicap with a score of 116 30 86.
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Jersey City
Undergraduate Golfers Beat Alumni at Princeton Cup
Princeton University golfers defeated a Princeton Alumni team 26 to 12 to win the two hundred fifty dollar silver cup donated by C. C. Cuyler. The victors will have their names engraved on the cup.
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Princeton
N. J
C. C. Cuyler
Great American Prince Charles wins Broadway Stakes at Gravesend
Sarmation upsets in Broadway Stakes by three lengths over Hindus as 12,000 spectators enjoy a superb Gravesend afternoon. Philae edges Charagrace in Grand National as Prince Charles prevails in Great American Stakes. Tommy Atkins makes late surge, trainer James Rowe demands changes.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Dr. Catlett
Mr. Chambler
Diversion
Semper Ego
Hedge
Ditch
Charagrace
Philae
B. F Clyde
Cosmopolitan
Jess
Veitch
Jocke
Decameron
Bachelor
Fantris
Donohue
Eos
Fleischmann
Bonnibert
Blues
Charles
Tommy Atkins
Prince Pepper
Belario
Prince Charles
Bellario
James Rowe
J. R. Keene
Europe
Brigadier
Missionary
Sarmation
Maher
Henry
Contestor
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Lady Lindsey
Picardy
Hammock
Oliver Me
Prince of Melbourne
Prince McClurg
Ten Candles
Shaw
Connie
Admiral Pepper
Ford
Sparrow Wing
Danforth
Flower of Gold
F. D. Beard
Prince of
J. H. McAvoy
Pp. J. Dwyer
O'Connor
W. C. Whitney
br. _c
Yorkville
Results at Other Tracks From Newport to St Louis Races
Six furlongs at Newport saw Ned lead to the wire before fading to fourth as four horses finished noses apart. Chicago and St Louis carded multiple events with winners including Hermoso, Larkspur, and Queen Esher. Races covered distances from four and a half to one mile with times ranging from 0:58 to 1:59 and notable entries such as Missouri Gadsden Enghurst and Enghurst Star of Bethlehem.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Ned
Latonia
Macflecknoe
Tim Gainey
Edna Gerry
Missouri
Berman
Gadsden
Rice
Horace
Morrison
Foneda
Prince of Wales
Enghurst
May
Star of Bethlehem
May Ella
Menace
Herting
May Cherry
Regina Lee
Herake
Beana
Ennomia
Chicago
Hermoso
Rose
Dr. Walmsley
Miss Shanley
Garry Herrmann
Boland
Battus
Matin
Oxnard
the Bobby
Thomas Carey
Larkspur
Walsh
Gold Fox
Bangle
Grazziella
Brulare
T. Knight
Eva Rice
Donna Rita
ST. Louis
Ransom
Gilmore
Croesus
Ramiro HL
Dominick
Cross Molina
Sun_Guard
Queen Esher
Morse
Hi Knocker
Grantor
Dogtown
Talley
King’s Highway
Maroni
J. Woods
Maydine
Tom Collins
Hamilton Race Results Feature Multiple Stakes Wins
Seven furlongs De Punch and San Durango compete with Lady of the West in a fast pace. Denman Thompson wins with Lady Berkeley over Alice Mantell as Magog and Euclaire place in a 1 mile sprint. Zoroaster leads in six furlongs ahead of Camalero and Springwell. Arizzo dominates the three mile steeplechase with Mm Dunlap and Last Fellow following. Ida Fordham wins the six furlongs with Loyal Prince and Sister Alice close behind.
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Huston
Mm Dunlap
Last Fellow
Ida Fordham
Howell
Loyal Prince
Sister Alice
Morristown Field Club Defeats Montclair in Amateur Game
Morristown Field Club won at Montclair as Callender pitched steadily and received solid support. Reid and Howell led at bat with notable hits. Final score Morristown 13 Montclair 4. Three-base hits by Reid and Curtis and two-base by Chadwell highlighted the contest.
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Eaton
Wheeler
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Montclair
New York Times
N. J
Morristown
Callender
Reid
Howell
Morristown F. C
A. C
Ribpore
Burgess
O’con
Gray
Allen
LaBour'n
Chadwell
B. Gray
Throck
Curtis
W.engl
Todd
Cairns
Mr. Rea
Barney Morris Turns 108 Philosopher of Prospect Park
Barney Morris known as the Philosopher of Prospect Park reaches 108. He walks each day from 8 to 5 along Ninth Street side picking up paper with a spike-ended pole, seen as a longtime caretaker of the park. He remains in good health and hopes to greet another century.
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Barney Morris
Prospect Park
Ninth Street
Charges Against Rye Filed After Hotel Drinking Incident
Capt Thomas filed charges against Policeman Charles J Rye of West Thirtieth Street Station for conduct unbecoming an officer intoxication and neglect of duty. The specification cites Rye's abusive language toward Commissioner Hess at the station house. Rye reported sick and was sent home.
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Thomas
Charles J. Rye
West Thirtieth Street
St. James Hotel
Hess
Rye
French American revolver team selections set in Greenville
Arrangements for the upcoming French American revolver match are complete and a practice session to pick the team is planned for Thursday morning at Greenville, New Jersey.
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N. J
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