Princeton Triumphs Over Yale 7 6 In Sudden Ninth Inning Rally
In a dramatic nine inning showdown at the polo grounds Princeton rallied from a 6 1 deficit in the ninth, scoring four runs to beat Yale 7 6. Bowing injuries aside, Yale held most play but Princeton’s late hitting and timely baserunning sealed the victory before about 9 000 spectators including many women.
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New Haven
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Wille
Nassar
Sarre
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Jose
Wells
Harvard machine guns past Penn in rapid college baseball
Harvard overwhelmed the University of Pennsylvania in a high tempo game, scoring 65 runs to Penn's 0. Key players included Mathews, Clark son, Coolidge, Kernan, and Swain for Harvard, while Penn's standout efforts came from Matthews and Gladfelter. Time noted as one hour and fifty minutes with Arthur Clarkson umpiring.
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Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
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Aj Corbin
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Ogroves
Coolidge
Totet
Lvania
Pennsylvania
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Stephenson
Stillman
Quigley
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Kernan
Swain
Orbin
Gladfelter
Aulatey
Amherst Edges Cathy In Eleven Inning Tilt
Amherst defeated Cathy 2 to 1 in eleven innings as Roe starred with four hits and a decisive late rally. Final score details are garbled, but Amherst pitchers and fielders secured the narrow win in a tense contest.
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Cathy
Roe of
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Williams Defeats Columbia Aided by Errors and Wild Pitches
Williams won easily as poor pitching by Grant and Tilt and fielding errors by Columbia led to a lopsided score. The Williams lineup posted early runs and kept Columbia from mounting a comeback, with Tilt and Frambach contributing on the mound and in the field.
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Williamstown
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Columbia
Williams
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Tilt
Frambach
Yale Polo Beats Squadron A in Second Week Match
Yale defeated Squadron A by six goals to three at Van Cortlandt Park in a second polo encounter. R O McCormick debuted for Yale, replacing Moore at No.1, while the Squadron did not field its strongest lineup. Putnam starred for Yale with strong driving and repeated long runs, Stoddard contributed key plays, and Kinnicutt added a late goal for the Squadron as penalties influenced the outcome.
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Rifle Team Sails for Palma Trophy Contest in England
Twelve picked marksmen sail to England on the Lucania to compete for the Palma trophy. Eight are chosen from Sea Girt and national tests aim to recapture the trophy taken by Canada two years ago. Teams from England Canada Austria France Australia and Switzerland expected. six to seven squads compete near Bisley.
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Shoemaker Captures Hillside Cup With 74 Net Score
In Plainfield New Jersey R B Shoemaker won top honors in the Golf Committee Cup at Hillside Club shooting 74 net. Other results include Walter Peterson 76, D Lounsbury 79, Reinhart 82, Van Boskerck 83, Ackerman 85, Wright 77, Glenney 77, Belding 93, Shoemaker listed as leader among a field of players with gross scores and net adjustments.
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Polo at Rumson Club in Red Bank Polo Match
Special to The New York Times. Rumson Club beat the Freebooters 15 goals to 6 after six periods of ten minutes each played on the Rumson Polo Club grounds. Listed players for Rumson include W. Strother Jones John Rawlins William Loew and H. Ss. Borden. Freebooters featured J. C. Havemeyer Irving Brokaw R. CY Colter and Harry Meeker.
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New York Times
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Rumson Polo Club
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Irving Brokaw
R. CY Colter
Harry Meeker
Man, 69, Killed After Bicycle Collision Near Geneva
Geneva, June 13 John Kenney aged sixty nine died from injuries suffered when struck by a bicyclist on June 13 in Geneva county. Police investigation underway. no further details released.
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Toucey Accepts Army Secretary Post at Governors Island
Frank S. Toucey, secretary of the Troy Young Men’s Christian Association, will become Army Secretary at Governors Island New York Harbor and start July 1. He accepted the call and will assume duties on that date.
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Frank S. Toucey
Troy Young Men's Christian Association
Army
Governors Island
New York Harbor
York Americans Win as They Shut Out Cincinnati
New York remains clear in the National League by defeating Cincinnati 4 to 0 on the local grounds. Chicago fell to Philadelphia for third place, while St Louis beat Boston again and Pittsburgh moved into second due to Chicago's loss. In the American League, New York edged Detroit 3 to 2 and Boston beat St Louis 7 to 0 as leaders Philadelphia and Boston won while Chicago was shut out in Washington.
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Keeler Delivers in Ninth as Yankees Edge Detroit
In a tied after eight innings battle at American League Park New York wins in ninth on a walk sacrifice and Keeler two base hit. Elberfeld debut at short for New York adds solid defense while Chesbro and Deering duel. Detroit threats quelled by strong fielding after heavy showers.
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Orth’s pitching powers Washington to easy win over Chicago
Orth pitched effectively for Washington in a dominating victory over Chicago. White started, was relieved by Dunkle after a first inning homer and four singles off him. Final numbers show Washington scoring across innings with a strong four-run second frame and Chicago unable to recover. Batteries were Orth and Drill for Washington and Dunkle, White, and Metarlant for Chicago.
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Boston Beats Powell, St Louis 7 to 6 in Tight Interleague Game
In Boston, the home club defeated St Louis 7 to 6 as Young starred with solid fielding. Dougherty was ejected in the eighth for arguing the umpire’s call, while Powell and Kahoe shared pitching duties for St Louis.
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American League Standings Snapshot
The Beele leads with 28 17 .622 for Chicago at .21 21 .500. Boston and Philadelphia tied at .699 and .456. Detroit Cleveland New York St Louis Washington show varied records with several teams over .500 and others far behind.
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Cincinnati Shut Out by New York 4–0 in NL Game
In Cincinnati on June 3, the Reds were defeated 4 to 0 by the New York team. Mathewson allowed only one safe hit for Cincinnati as Kelley struck him with a three-base drive down the third-base line in the first inning. Babb and Gilbert muffed chances that could have changed the score.
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St Louis Beats Boston in Ten Inning Ball Thriller
The St Louis team edged Boston 4 to 3 in ten innings as Brain drove in the winning run with two on base hitting under the bulletin board. Both pitchers were hit hard. Dunleavy and Eli O’Neil matched Pittinger and Moran in a high pace game.
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Moran
New York State League Games Report For Albany Utica Syracuse
The record lists matches in the New York State League with teams including Binghamton Schenectady Syracuse and Utica Albany. Scores show Syracuse 0 over Binghamton and Utica 5 over Albany with eleven on the clock.
Spalding-Emerald to face Poughkeepsie at Protectory Grounds
The Spalding-Emerald baseball team meets Poughkeepsie today at Van Nest Protectory Grounds in the second game of a rivalry laden series. Capt Skelly fields his strongest lineup with Frank Golden as umpire as the early 10 o'clock start is scheduled. Ridgewood hosts Star Athletics fresh from a Pennsylvania tour. The Terror Laurels meet Lynx Athletic Club of South Brooklyn in the opening game.
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Protectory Grounds
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Capt. Skelly
Frank Golden
Ridgewood
N. J
Ridgewoods
Star Athletics
Pennsylvania
Terror Laurels
Lynx Athletic Club
South Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club Postponed Game Amid Weather
Unfavorable weather forced the Crescent Athletic Club baseball clash with the College of the City of New York at Bay Ridge to be postponed yesterday. The Crescent second team defeated Montclair Athletic Club 9 to 1 in a separate contest.
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Possible Rate War In Western Railways Sparks Chaos
Western Passenger Association faces a chaotic split as Chicago St Paul lines clash with Eastern connections over reduced rates. The Soo Line cuts to meet competition, prompting a new rate bid from St Paul and Omaha Northwestern Milwaukee and St Paul Wisconsin Central to match a thirteen dollar Chicago round trip from June 13 to 14.
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Canadian Steel Growth Seen by Sheffield Manufacturer
William Jessop, a leading Sheffield steel maker, plans to recommend opening a Canada branch after visiting Montreal. He sees strong conditions for plants at Sydney and Sault Ste. Marie and notes US duties could help prevent Canada becoming a dumping ground for inferior steel. He backs Chamberlain's imperial preference and favors duties similar to the United States. Jessop has already started a Washington branch to supply the US trade.
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Eelin Beats Hester in Big Larchmont Regatta
The Spring regatta of the Larchmont Yacht Club drew forty racers and many spectator yachts. Eelin won the 60 to 70 foot class in a 30 mile triangle race amid a squall, with Isolde second and Hester close third. delay due to time allowances favored Eelin. The event featured multiple classes, a 11:56 preparatory signal and 1:35 start for largest yachts, followed by intervals.
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Vast Trunk Sale Anchored By Canvas Covered Models
At travel season peak, hundreds of trunks bags and cases go on special sale. Canvas covered trunks feature full size steel clamps corners iron bottom cloth lining two trays and multiple compartments with prices from 4.49 to 11.98 depending on size and style. Also offered are basswood and duck covered trunks dress cases and club bags with leather straps brass locks and linen interiors priced from 1.15 to 6.69 and up.
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Oxford
Seawanhaka Trial Races Highlight Kalootu’s Strong Finish
Manchester Mass June 13 strong southeast breeze and rough seas favored heavy weather trials for scow type yachts aiming at the Seawanhaka International Cup. Kalootu, the Manchester boat, proved worthy with a finish 5 minutes 33 seconds ahead of Frtenac and 7 minutes 3 seconds ahead of the Vampire after two windward and leeward legs to Bt k Island and back. Duke and Atalanta trailed.
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Meteor Ill wins but Brynhild takes overall in Nore-Dover yacht race
The Nore-Dover yacht race began at IW:se o clock. Emperor William s Meteor III finished first in her class at 2 P M but was beaten by Sir J Pender Brynhild which finished at S.67:ite with an 11:1 time allowance. Five smaller yachts completed the course ahead of the 110 ton class.
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Noted American pianist Carl Petersilea dies in California
Professor Carl Petersilea, founder of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, dies of apoplexy at his Tripico home near Los Angeles. Born January 1944 in Boston to German parents, he studied in Leipzig and led major music institutions before moving west eleven years ago. He accompanied renowned vocalists and remained linked to European masters.
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Walk- Under-the-Ground Sioux at Etruria Aged 91
A Sioux performer Walk- Under-the-Ground arrived at Etruria last night claiming to be ninety-one years old. Standing over six feet tall, he drew attention with agile movements despite a worn, furrowed face. He said he has been with Buffalo Bill's show.
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Newly Built Schooner Washington D Thomas Lost
A gale wrecked the five masted schooner Washington D Thomas bound for Portland from Norfolk. The vessel broke apart on Stratton Island off Stratton Island Maine. crew reported safe by night. Captain Willam J Lermond and Captain Lertmonds wife and daughter aboard. Built at Thomaston Maine by Washburn Brothers. registered 2650 tons gross? net 265? The ship constructed under the American Bureau of Shipping to class ALE.
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New York Writer Proposes Lee Statue Post Surrender Plan
A New York author in the FaE Times suggests erecting no statue to remind the South that Lee surrendered to Grant, claiming the plan would gain approval from Southern readers and cement North South unity forever. The piece frames reconciliation as the goal and notes Northern coverage of the Louisville Times.
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