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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
9
Pirates Win Easily in Rain Soaked Park Game
The Pirates defeated the Superbas 8 to 7 in Washington Park on a wet afternoon, taking the third game of the series as light rain began before play. Umpire proceedings started as both teams delivered solid fielding, with no exceptional errors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superbas
Washington Park
Pittsburgh
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League games saw New York top Chicago 3 to 2 and Cincinnati trounce Philadelphia 8 to 0. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 7 to 3 while St Louis prevailed over Boston 8 to 6. American League action included Chicago 11 over New York 2 and Philadelphia 6 to Cleveland 0, with Washington 5 over Detroit 1 and Boston 5 at St Louis 3. In the International League Baltimore 5 Jersey City 2, Providence 9 Newark 8, Rochester 15 Montreal 5, and Toronto 4 over Buffalo 2, with Toronto again 8 over Buffalo 2.
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International League
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
National League
P.C
New York
Chicago
Retecimtiee
Cagers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Serene
WIS Cecesacerse
Brooklyn Eetecence
Boston
Usverestonneis
W. Horton Sanseeeceressa
Washington
Philadelphia
Eeesecons
O- Cleveland
York
St. Glows
W. P. Rochester
Ceseses
Vanes
Buffalo Eeeen
Baseball Schedules Across Leagues
National League matchups include Chicago versus New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn while Cincinnati plays Philadelphia and St. Louis meets Boston. American League games feature New York at St. Louis Detroit at Philadelphia and Washington at Cleveland with Boston at Chicago. International League listings show Jersey City at Baltimore Newark at Providence Buffalo at Montreal.
Brooklyn Superbas Edge Pirates On Nine-Run Inning
Brooklyn scores in nine innings with Wheat homer in ninth. Pirates rely on three doubles and two triples. Wheat's ninth inning homer accounts for two runs as Brooklyn avoids second-base threats after eighth. Pittsburgh builds score with Carey Hyatt Robinson two-base hits and Hyatt triple, Wagner single, Hummel error, Wilson sac fly. Final: Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superbas
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Zach Wheat
Daubert
Wagner
Wheat
Hummel
Tooley
Culshaw
Smith
Robinson
Kelly
Kelly’s
Hyatt
Wilson
Byrne
Carey
Jack Miller
Allen
J. Miller
Fittsburgh
Burt
Messrs. Eason and Johnstone
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia 8 to 0 in Philadelphia
Cincinnati mixed up hits with passes by Alexander and Chalmers to rout Philadelphia 8 to 0. Dooin left with an injured hand after a foul tip by Sages in the third. Key numbers include two-base hit by Luderus and home run by McDonald. Pitchers were Alexander Chalmers and Wallace with umpires Owen and Brennan. Time of game one hour forty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Devore
pCo
Cs B. E H. BB
Shafer Ceeceve Crandall
AB. R. H. BB
Sheckard
Chulte
Owns
Ceee
Leach
Miller
Laier
Eetese Evers
Archer
Richie
Pe Coees
TOWN
Driesas Tgoode
Marquard
Brown
Doyle
Snodgrass
Schulte
Saier
Becker
Downs
Evers
Sailor
Crandall
Messrs. Klem and
Bush
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Alexander
Chalmers
Dooin
Sages
Luderus
Mitchell
McDonald
Egan
Marsans
Phelan
McLean
Suggs
Wallace
Doolan
Knabe
Chalmer
Messrs
Owen and
Brennan
Washington
Detroit Seceveesseees
Covington
Works
Moeller
Gandil
Ainsmith
Jones
Crawford
Morgan
Onslow
Milsa
Gainer
Loudon
Johnson
Cobb
Detroit
Messrs. Westervelt and Evans
Boston Falls to Cardinals as Errors Cost Game
Boston muffed passes and miscues contribute to eight St. Louis runs in an 8 to 6 loss. Campbell and Evans sparked Boston with key hits, while Sweney and Kling among others troubled by fielding errors. Cardinals capitalize on early offense, while Boston rallies but falls short.
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Boston
St. Louis
Cardinals
Mowrey
Sw'ney
K’tchy
Miller
Evans
OjJ'kson
Smith
Houser
Oakes
O'R'ke
Gowdy
Donnelly
Sweney
Kling
Ene
Campbell
X. Batenor
Ourth
Ason
Steele
Ballee
Jackson
St. Lone
Dickson
Sieele
Vaughn Errors Doom Yankees In Windy Chicago Start
Wild pitching by Jim Vaughn and foolish White Sox base running gave Chicago an 11 to 2 win over New York to close the local series. Vaughn faced early chaos as Collins and Fournier scored, and the Yankees never fully recovered as Thompson and Chicago fielders stifled any comeback. In Detroit, Johnson was dominant and Washington defeated the Tigers 5 to 1 behind sharp defense and key double steals.
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New York Times
Chicago
Big Jim Vaughn
White Sox
Yankees
Wolverton
Callahan
Hd Walsh
Lefty Mogridge
New York
Young Thompson
Georgia
Thompson
Vaughn
Rath
Lord
Collins
Fournier
Jim
Bodie
Weaver
Sweeney
Gardner
Chase
Bodié
Jack
Hartzell
Block
Walsh
Stump
Street
Cree
Daniels
Zinn
Buck
Athletics Hand Cleveland Fifth Straight Victory
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 6 to 0, scoring all runs in the first two innings off Baskette. Coombs pitched effectively, with Oldring, Olson, Baker and Lapp contributing key hits. Cleveland made several errors as Philadelphia seized control early and cruised to the win in about one hour and forty-one minutes with Hart and Collins officiating.
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Athletics
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baskette
Coombs
Ahpoa Lord
Butcher
Oldring
Olson
Collins
OjLajoie
Baker
H'M
Strunk
Ol Ryan
McInnis
Barry
Turner
Lapp
O'’Nell
Ob'skette
Mitchell
Scone
Ackson
Mitchel
Lord
George
Cee
Messrs. Hart and Collins
Wood Shines As Sacrifice Power Fuel St. Louis Win
Wood allows no runs while Sacrifice hits by Hooper Cady Wood Stahl Lewis spark the offense. Wagner and Stahl turn a double play. Compton swipes a bag. Powers issues walks to Ofs and powers two. Wood and Powell fan. St. Louis leaves 3 on base in a 105 minute pace. umpires Egan and O'Loughlin.
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ST. Louis
Wood
Wagner
Satahi
Boston
Louis
Ahpoa Hooper
Shotten
Yerkes
Io C’pton
Sp’ker
Pratt
G'dner
Hogan
Stahl
Austin
Cady
Lewis
Hebseinhen
Eoainane
Hooper
Compton
Ofs Powers
Powell
Messrs
Egan and
O'Loughlin
Batteries and Scores From Providence Buffalo and Rochester Games
In Newark at Providence the Batteries Schardt Gaskell Dent and McCarthy Bailey Wilson powered a 9 to 18 loss for Providence. In Buffalo Maxwell Higgins Fallen weider Mitchell provided the offense as Toronto failed to hold a 8 to 8 line. In Buffalo Mueller Higgins Munsell McAllister led a 8 to 2 Buffalo win at Rochester Rochester beat Montreal 15 to 5 behind Viebahn Becker Murphy Wilhelm Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Newark
Providence
Schardt, Gaskell, Dent, and McCarthy
Bailey and Wilson
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Viebahn, Becker
Murphy
Wilhelm and
Blair
Minor League Scores From Tri-State League Frame Night
In the Tri State League games York beat Lees 8 to 8 Altoona Johnstonstown played 12 innings with Altoona winning 6 to 4 Trenton defeated Wilmington 8 to 0 at Wilmington and Lancaster beat Allentown 6 to iy leony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Lees
York
Altoona
Johnstown
Wilmington
Trenton
Lancaster
Allentown
New England League Scores From Pair of Double Headers
In Lawrence Brockton defeated Lawrence 5 to 4. Fall River beat Lowell 8 to 7. Worcester hosted Haverhill with a 5 to 0 score as Haverhill doubled Worcester 8 to 5. New Bedford edged Lynn 6 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence—Lawrence
Brockton
Fall River
Lowell
Worcester
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lynn
Connecticut League score notes for Holyoke and Bridgeport
Incomplete OCR shows Connecticut League action with Holyoke and Bridgeport results. Mentions Holyoke 2 New Haven 0 and Bridgeport 8 Springfield 4, though several words are garbled. Key entities: Holyoke, New Haven, Bridgeport, Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
New Haven
Ringfield
Etleid Springtidd
Bridgeport
Ridgeport
Springfield
Baseball score recap from Columbus and Louisville games
Scores from Columbus Ohio and Indianapolis to Minneapolis games show varied results. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 13 to 4 in 13 innings while Toledo defeated Kansas City 8 to 4. Louisville split with St Paul 5 to 4 and other contests included Milwaukee at Columbus and Louisville at Columbus.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Elmira beats Albany in New York State League clash
In Elmira Elmira the Elmira team defeated Albany 8 to 6 while Binghamton and Troy tied 1 to 1 in a match noted as 11 3 darkness. Other games were postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State League
Elmira
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Virginia League scores from Roanoke to Danville
Roanoke defeated Richmond 9 to 3 while Mempert News Sternburg scored 44 at Newport. Lynchburg beat Norfolk 8 to 4 and Portsmouth routed Danville 43 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Richmond
Southern League Scores From Chattanooga Atlanta Birmingham
In Chattanooga Memphis defeated Chattanooga 8 to 4. Atlanta beat Nashville 5 to 2. Birmingham won over Mobile 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
Scores of Other Games At Cambridge Harvard Bare Haty
Unclear OCR text notes various collegiate scores including Cambridge Harvard and Providence Brown with limited readable figures. No complete event details or proper names reproduced beyond fragmented team mentions and a single Pennsylvanie reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard
Bare
Serge
Providence
Brown
Philescinnia Pennsylvanie
Albright
Pacific Coast League Scores Summary
In Los Angeles Vernon beat Sacramento 8 to 1. San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 10 to 8. Portland edged Oakland 8 to ?
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Canadian Boxer Beaten In Brooklyn Bout Ends Early
Harry Phillips of Brooklyn defeated Artie Edmonds of Canada in the last of three ten round bouts at the Royale Athletic Club. Edmonds was saved from further punishment when his seconds threw in the sponge in the ninth round. Phillips substituted for Willie Scott due to Scott’s ulcerated tooth. Edmonds initially refused to box but eventually agreed. Billy Galley of Australia defeated Jimmy Lawton of Brooklyn in another ten round bout after Lawton opened a deep cut near Galley’s left eye in round eight. Joe Carter of New Orleans outpointed Tommy Quinn of Brooklyn in the opening ten rounds.
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Ann
Marquard
Supreme Court
Egypt
Shafer
Cubs
Giants
Crandall
National League
Rube
Tinker
Zimmerman
Jimmy Archer
Brush Stadium
Miller
Cub
Johnny Evers
Josh Devore
Bush
Josh
Lew Richie
Chance
Richie
Fletcher
Meyers
Brown
Chicago
Doyle
Becker
Murray
Sailer
Evers
Devore
Snodgrass
Sheckard
Schulte
Downs
Fletcher Richie
Harry Phillips
Brooklyn
Willie Scott
Artie Edmonds
Canada
Royale Athletic Club
Phillips
Edmonds
Scott
Billy Galley
Australia
Jimmy Lawton
Galley
Lawton
Joe Carter
New Orleans
Tommy Quinn
No Action In Palzer Case Delays June Bout
Al Palzer took no court action yesterday to test his contract with Tom O Rourke. Garden A C management asked O Rourke to sign to permit Palzer to fight Bom bardier Wells on June 28 if Palzer wins the case. O Rourke waits to be served and says several details must be settled before a bout. Palzer signed Tuesday under the understanding of the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Palzer
Tom O'Rourke
Garden A. C
O’rourke
Palzer
Bombardier Wells
Palzer-Wells
Wells
Garden
Jack Redmond Paralyzed After Tense Bellevue Call
Ambulance workers rushed to a tenement at 14th Street after a bout left Jack Redmond paralyzed from a belt wound. Dr Cahill treated the wrestler at Bellevue hospital yesterday afternoon noting the injury and numbness in the leg.
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Bellevue Ae
Cahill
Fourteenth Street
Jack Redmond
Nicholas A
Cross
Redmond
Olympic Athletes Show Great Form At Park Meet
Mayor Gaynor attended American League Park to watch United States Olympic team contenders in aerial vaulting and distance events. Carlisle Indian School stars Jim Thorpe and Louis Tewanima led wins in running events while Ralph Rose and Matt McGrath topped field events. Standouts from San Francisco, New York, and Multnomah Club competed as a national preview before Stockholm, with a five thousand audience supporting a Newsboys’ Home benefit.
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Gaynor
American League Park
United States
Uncle Sam
Carlisle
Finland
Newsboys
Maine
California
South
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Detroit
Boston
Pacific Coast Star
Peter Gerhardt
Abel Kiviat
McClure
Multnomah Club
Portland
Ore
George Horine
Alma W. Richards
Brigham Young University
Utah
Harry Grumpelt
J. P. Nicholson
Jim Thorpe
Horine
Thorpe
Richards
Louis
Tewanima
Orge
Bonhag
Tel
Berna
Gustavus T. Kirby
Amateur Athletic Union
Robert M. Thompson
American Olympic Committee
Stockholm
Ralph C. Craig
Deee
P. C. Gerhardt
Olympic Club
Alvah T. Meyer
Ira J. Courtney
Seattle
A. C
Hal Heiland
Xavier A. C
J. M. Rosenberger
James M. Duncan
New York City
Emil J. Muller
Newark
James Thorpe
Carlisle Indian School
Platt Adams
New York A. C
Ben W. Adams
Harry L. Babcock
Patrick McDonald
New York
Fred W. Allen
Los Angeles A. C
J. J. Donohue
Los Angeles
University of Missouri
H. Bellah
Multinomah A
Col Libbey Named Rifle Judge for Stockholm Olympics
Trenton June 12 Col William Libbey of Princeton Inspector General of Rifle Practice National Guard of New Jersey and aid to Gov Wilson has been chosen as one of the judges of rifle shooting at the Olympic Games in Stockholm Sweden next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbey
Trenton
N. J
William Libbey
Princeton
National Guard of
New Jersey
Gov. Wilsons
Stockholm
Sweden
Buffalo cyclist Krushel to sail for Stockholm Olympic Games
Buffalo athlete Al Krushel will sail Friday to represent the United States at the Stockholm Olympic Games after funds were raised by public subscription and athletic groups. He qualified at the Newark track days ago, overcoming prior doubts due to finances.
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Buffalo
N. Y
al Krushel
Stockholm
America
Krushel
Newark
Motor Parkway Opens to Public on Saturday
Long Island Motor Parkway will be opened to the motoring public this Saturday. A portion of the course has been available for weeks, but improvements and repairs have been completed making the entire route ready for use.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
Tion Feeho
glide Avent oets @ en
Baseball Polo Grounds Today Teas at Four PM
Sporting events note lists baseball at Polo Grounds with games today at four o clock. Teams involved include SERDAIAy Dole Crees and others, with four PM start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serdaiay Dole Crees
Adams Boys for Olympics Aim to Aid U S Team
Adams brothers Platt and his sibling plan a Stockholm trip to bolster the United States Olympic effort. The roster includes Caldwell Brickley Farrell Patterson Holden Johnstone Halpin Whitney Kaiser Schwartz Meyer Rosenberger Pilgrim assists Halpin in team management.
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Adams
American League Park
Platt Adams
Stockholm
United States
Platt
David. S. Caldwell
Massachusetts Agricultural College
C. H D. Brickley
Harvard
B. L. Farrell
Boston
A. A
N. J. Patterson
Chicago
Harland W. Holden
Bates College
John O. Johnstone
Thomas J. Halpin
Boston A. A
Lawrence A. Whitney
A.A
Finland
Fred H. Kaiser
New York A. C
Samuel Schwartz
New York City
Alvah Vt
Meyer
James M. Rosenberger
A. C
Paul Pilgrim
Athens
Matthew P. Halpin
Princeton
Tribute to Pat McDonald at Times Square gifting ceremony
Police officer and athlete Pat McDonald, bound for Stockholm with the American Olympic team, will receive a silver roving cup from Times Square chauffeurs and newsboys. Max Landow will deliver the presentation. assistants include Harry Benjamin, William Lorenzo, Sam Lehman, John Lenge, Bob Swift, Max Munt, James Bradley, the Eaton brothers, Jack Goldman, and George Gray. The ceremony is planned for 2 PM at the Subway head on Broadway and Forty-third Street.
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Pat McDonald
Times Square
Finland
Stockholm
Max Landow
Harry Benjamin
William Lorenzo
Sam Lehman
John Lenge
Bob Swift
Max Munt
James Bradley
Eaton Brothers
Jack Noes N Goldman
George Gray
Pat
Broadway
Forty-third Street
Miss Sears Wins in National Championship Tennis
In Philadelphia at the Cricket Club, Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston advances to the final by defeating Miss Mary Merrick, as other locals and players from New York, California, and Boston compete in singles and doubles. The event proceeds through rounds of singles doubles and mixed doubles with several upsets and close scores shaping the semifinals.
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Philadelphia
Penn
New York
Boston
California
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Eleanora Sears
Mary Merrick
Philadelhia
Marian Fenno
Mary Brown
Barger-Wallach
Fred Schmitz
Englewood
N. J
H. Pouch
Elizabeth Moore
Wleanora Bears
W. H. Pouch
Pouch
Miss Moore
Dorothy Green
Miss Katzenberg
Kind
Miss Cresswell
Miss Whiting
H. A. Sands
Miss Dixon
Miss Sears
W. J. Clothier
Miss Hensel
R. C. Mason
Miss May Sayres
A. D. Thayer
Miss Biddle
J. W. Biddle
H. M. Tilden
J.R. Carpenter, Jr
Miss Chase
W. M. Humphrey
Miss Fox
A. Evens, Jr
Miss Green
Rogers
Miss Hopkins
F. E. Newbold
W. T. Tilden
Miss Disston
J. S. Disston
R. Norris Williams, Jr
Miss
W. M. 2Rey
Miss Fenno
G. L. Wrenn
Mrs. Schmitz
William Tilden
Hackett and Little Reach Ardsley Doubles Semi finals
In the Ardsley lawn tennis doubles, Hackett and Little and Millett and Plummer won through to the semi finals after solid matches on the Ardsley Casino courts. Weather disrupted play leaving Touchard and Leonard vs Shafer and Charlock unfinished, while Hall and Matin await their match against Behr and Inman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Stephen C. Millett
Howard A. Plummer
Ardsley Casino
Gustave F. Touchard
Edgar W. Leonard
George C. Shafer
Miles S. Charlock
Walter M. Hall
Lyle E. Matin
Karl H. Behr
Frederick C. Inman
K. H. Behr
F. C. Inman
F. H. Gates
R. C. Gates
G. C. Shafer
Charlock
G. M
G. F. Touchard
E. W. Leonard
E. P. Larned
C. F. Watson, Jr
EF. W. Leonard
M. 8. Charlock
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
G. A. Gordon
F. B. Washburn
C. Millett
H. A. Plummer
Hugh Tallant
BH. C. Moen
Coulon's Side of New Haven Bout
Bantamweight champion Johnny Coulon fights Hayes in New Haven with Hayes knocked out in the fourth round. The referee claimed fakery in round three prompting Chief of Police Cowles to name a temporary referee. Coulon was guaranteed 1000 dollars while the crowd’s few hundred dollars raised questions about the bout’s legitimacy. Chief Cowles praised Coulon after the match.
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Johnny Coulon
Connecticut
Hayes
Dave Fitzgerald
Cowles
Fitzgerald
Doherty
Conlon
Coulon
Alon
Johnson Accepts Flynn Bet for July Fourth Bout
Jack Johnson announced he would take the Jasper and Colorado men’s wager that Jim Flynn wins at Las Vegas New Mexico on July 4. Johnson pledged a certified check for 16000 against Flynn backers offering 8000.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Jack Johnson
Jasper
Wyo
Colorado
Jim Flynn
Johnson
Flynn
Revenue Cutters to Patrol Thames Race Course
The Treasury Department designated revenue cutters Mohawk Seneca and Gresham under Lt P H Aberoff to patrol the Yale Harvard intercollegiate boat races on the Thames at New London Conn June 21. The move aims to ensure order and safety along the race course with federal vessels stationed for the event.
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Thames
Washington
Treasury Department
Mohawk
Seneca
Gresham
P. H. Aberoff
New London
Conn
Leland Stanford Crew Arrives For Hudson Regatta Training
Leland Stanford University oarsmen reached Poughkeepsie from California led by Capt. Seward to train for the varsity eight race on June 29. The new English Sims shell delayed, crews arranged, and Columbia also prepared with a four selected. Wisconsin crew departed Madison for the site as regatta activities began.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Seward
Leland Stanford University
California
Hudson
Highland
Stanford
Capt. Seward
Varsity
Cornel
Columbia Barge
Olmsted
Beale
Smith
Watkins
Duryea
Walford
Partridge
Guerena
Clover
Courtney
Milton
Jim Rice
Columbia Ee Swingers
Sims
Columbia
Karl Herbert
MacCarthy
Williams
Robinson
Hendrick Hudson
Rockwood
Wisconsin
Madison
Yale crews brave rough seas at Gale's Ferry practice
Yale Varsity eight ran starts in sheltered coves and then a half mile race as rough water delayed workouts. Freshman eight logged four miles with uneven strokes, Varsity four car crews kept a steady pace under 28 strokes. Walter Camp, dean of Yale football, visited quarters today.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Walter Camp
Harvard Varsity and Freshman Eights Row On River
In Red Top Connecticut on June 12 Harvard Varsity and freshman eight crews battled in light river rushes. Both boats dropped the three and a half mile flag and returned in quarter mile bursts with the stroke staying near thirty. A half mile time trial by the Varsity four was halted when Yale's launch with Bob Cook interfered, and E. P. Storrow, a former captain and coach, visited quarters.
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Red
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Bob" Cook
British Cricketers Win
England defeated South Africa by an inning and 59 runs to level the world cricket championship with Australia. England posted 337, South Africa 58 and 217, while Australia lost to England. The Austria Yorkshire match was abandoned due to rain on the second day with Yorkshire at 120 for 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Australia
South Africa
Yorkshire
Brighton Motordrome Opens With Eastern Motorcycle Race
The Federation of American Motorcyclists grants sanction to Stadium Motordrome for a June 29 opening meeting at the Brighton Beach track. The feature is a three mile match race between Arthur Chapple of New York and Johnny Albright of Denver, best two of three heats.
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Brighton Motordrome
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Stadium Motordrome
New Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple
New York
Johnny Albright
Denver
Marshall Wins Third Prize In Chess
In Budapest on June 12 Frank J. Marshall United States chess champion drew his final game with Rudolph Spielmann of Munich and won third prize in the international masters tournament at Poestyen. Marshall finished with 10% to 6% while Spielmann secured second prize with 11% to 534.
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Marshall
Budapest
Rudolph Spielmann
Munich
Frank J. Marshall
United States
Poestyen
Spielmann
Prominent Chicago Bowler Dead
Chicago on June 12 Edward Stolke a well known local bowler died after a brief illness at age near talent and held a world record in singles He was renowned in the Chicago bowling scene and his passing ends a celebrated era in local sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Stolke
Philadelphia Club Loses Two Cases
Cincinnati June 12 Two cases before the National Baseball Commission ruled against the Philadelphia National League Club. The club was fined 100 dollars in each case and must pay a 170 dollar salary to Player Feaster plus a 100 dollar fine for improper contract records or waivers. It also owes 100 dollars for violating obligations to the Spokane club by disposing of Player Rippert before payment of release consideration.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Feaster
Spokane
Rippert
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