Yale Defeats Princeton In Slippery Polo Grounds Game
Yale edged Princeton 5 to 4 in a rain slicked third deciding game at the Polo Grounds. Metcalf Wear Barnwell Cote and Winslow starred for Yale while Garven Steinwelder Cosgrave and Pearson led Princeton. Yale celebrated with a campus bonfire as Garven and Metcalf returned from the game.
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Princeton
Polo Grounds
Yale
Sons
Old Nassau
Inca
New Juven Boys
New Haven
Sons of
Eli
Metcalf
Wear
Pearson
Barnwell
Cote
Garven
Steinwelder
Cosgrave
Miller
Chittenden
Meier
Brown
Steinwalder
Davis
Wells
Green
Winslow
Guernsey
Underhill
Cuernsey
Wer
Cosgrove
Steinweider
Hickiner
Shen Miller
Yaie
Secong
Trouble Over Yale Bonfire Sparks Student Fireman Clash
In New Haven the Yale victory celebration led to a clash between firemen and students over bonfire construction. Police reports allege undergraduates seized wood and barrels from nearby yards to fuel the fire near the old gymnasium lot as Sergt. Cook dispatched officers at 9:30.
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Yale
New York
Garven
Guernsey
Metcalf
New Htaven
Conn
New Haven
Princeton
Sergt. Cook
Harvard Beats Pennsylvania 1 0 in Quiet Cambridge Pitchers’ Duel
Harvard nips Pennsylvania 1 to 0 in Cambridge as Skilton’s ninth inning grounder stop preserves the win. Kernan’s third base hit drove in the only run in the third inning. Stillman pitched well for Harvard while Devlin limited Penn to four hits. Major Gen. Wood attended and the largest crowd of the year watched.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Skilton
Quakers
Orbin
Randall
Gen. Wood
al. Stillman
Devlin
Kernan
Capt
Wendell
O'Collier
Coolidge
White
Stillman
Swain
Di'ks
FO Milne
Noble
Ftarvard Cress Eases
Werrell
Kornan
Clarkson
Mr. Lynch
National League
Montclair Golf Club hosts large Montclair North Jersey match
A major team match at Montclair Golf Club saw Montclair defeat North Jersey fourteen to five. Notables included Allan Kennaday beating Archibald Graham by one hole and ex Attorney General J W Griggs losing to T T Reid by seven holes. Lorenzo Daniels led with best gross score of 89, 6, 83.
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Montclair Golf Club
North Jersey
J. W. Griggs
T. T. Reid
Allan Kennaday
New Jersey
Archibald Graham
Kennaday
Montclair
Paul Wilcox
H. C. Knox
W. Griges
Paul Harrison
E. Ruffell
Harold Wilcox
Henry Hewat
A. N. Delano
O. C. Hampton
Aiacee W. T. Cross
R. B. Goodbody
L. Daniels
Hughes
J. & Aborni
Ccees
OLH, Burnett
Ssesees
M. Harrison
R. Lewis
Seevees
W. E. Marcis
GJ. Cooke
H. G. Hornfeck
S'L Gr
Lorenzo Daniels
St Andrew's Triumph Over Fox Hills in 21–4 Golf Win
St Andrew's golfers defeated Fox Hills 21 holes to 4 at Chauncey Westchester. John MNeid Jr led St Andrew's, beating R C Watson Jr by 4 holes, while Fox Hills' lone winner was John uM Ward by 4 holes over P H Jennings.
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St. Andrew’s
Fox Hills
Chauncey
Westchester County
John Mneid
R. C Watson
John Um. Ward
P. H. Jennings
ST. Andrew's
Aes
John Reid
Ry Co
Watson, Jr
Ie Hitchcock
Jl, Livingston
Jennings
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Tony Myers
H.W
Harbor Hill Golf Club Hosts Largest Handicap Tourney
Lawrence Hollings won the net prize with 72 from 11 handicap. The best gross score of 75 was by club champion W. Scott O Connor. The players were:
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Harbor Hill Golf Club
Lawrence Hollings
W. Scott O’connor
Golf match at Apawamis links yields 20 to 2 win
Teams from Apawamis and Nassau Country Clubs played yesterday on the Apawamis Club course near Rye. The home side won decisively by 27 holes with a total score of 20 to 2. Maturin Ballou, secretary of the USGA, captained the winning team and defeated M. W. Rossiter by 7 holes.
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Apawamis
Nassau
Rye
Maturin Ballou
United States Golf Association
M. W. Rossiter
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Eleven Innings For Second Place
Brooklyn outlasted St Louis 4 to 3 in eleven innings at Washington Park to move to second in the pennant race. McCreery and Farrell sparked the late rally with a pair of timely hits while Hartman failed to touch Broklyn runner on a key play. St Louis stranded runners and committed four errors as Newton and Murphy split pitching duties.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington Park
Brown
McCreery
Hartman
Farrell
Irwin
Smoot
Worcester
Nichols
Capt. Keeler
Ward
Kitson
Hughes
Newton
Dahlen
Murphy
Flood
Brooklyns
Ribpoae
Donovan
Scheck
Barclay
O/McCrry
Kruger
Brash
Oj Irwin
Ryan
Messrs
Power and Brown
Kruger, Farrell
Brashear
Pitcher Philippi Defeats Pittsburgh as Boston Scrapes Win
Boston defeats Pittsburgh as Philippi dominates allowing only one hit. A misplay on Carney's grounder let bases load and sparked a scoring rally in the first inning. Pittinger pitched well for Boston, Kittridge and O'Connor driven in key runs.
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Boston
Philippi
Pittsburgh
Carney
Wagmer
Pittinger
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Beats Chicago in Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia defeated Chicago with key runs in the sixth and seventh innings. The game featured Chicago errors, contributing to the final margin as of June 14 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Scores From Silent Ledger Note
A readable fragment lists scattered scores and team references including Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Boston New York St. Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia with varied figures and labels. The text resembles a cryptic box score or standings snippet from a historical page.
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Pittesburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Worcester Defeats Jersey City 3-1 on Solid Pitching
Worcester triples its win streak as Pappalau shuts down Jersey City. Planmiller works for Worcester and Rickert starts a key unassisted double play. Wrigley Delehanty and Woods spark the offense with timely hits. final score Worcester 3 Jersey City 1.
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Jersey City
Pappalau
Worcester
Planmiller
Rickert
McManus
Oaks
Riibpore
Ribpore Frisbee
Woods
Pye Clancy
Mack
Sebring
Shindle
Del'h'nty
Halligan
Worcesters
Jersew
Wrigley
Delehanty
Firebee
Butler
Snyder and
Kelly
Baseball scores from AL games across cities
In St Louis Washington game St Louis defeated 5 to 4. Chicago beat Boston 2 to 1. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 3. Detroit defeated Baltimore 9 to 2.
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St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Baseball Scores From New York State League Standings
The record lists team abbreviations and scores from games in the New York State League. Troy beat Utica 5 to 3, Schenectady defeated Binghamton 4 to 3, and Albany won 3 to 1 over Ilion.
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Troy
Utica
Schenectady
Binghamton
Albany
Ilion
Fordham Defeats Boston College 13 to 0 in Season Ender
Fordham College ends its baseball season with a decisive 13 to 0 victory over Boston College on Fordham’s grounds. Crossen dominated the visitors allowing three hits as Fordham tallied eight earned runs with strong hitting from Kennedy Mitchell and Robertson driving the offense.
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Fordham College
Boston College
Crossen
Fordham
Boston
Hartman
Greene
Driscoll
Kennedy
Mitchell
Robertson
O’brien
Keane
Swetnam
Lynch
Powers
Itcher— Hartman
Empire
Mr. MecTighe
Holy Cross
Mr. McTighe
Crescent A C defeats Knickerbocker A C 9 to 1 in season opener
Crescent Athletic Club wins the Amateur Baseball League opener at Bay Ridge, overpowering Knickerbocker Athletic Club 9 to 1. Quimby homered for a two base hit, Disosway pitched for Knickerbocker, and Crescents hit six runs in the second inning, with strong batting from nearly all players.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Disosway
Knickerbocker
Crescents
Crescent
Quimby
Camp
Englewood
New York Athletic Club
Montclair Athletic Club
Morristown Field Club
Record Golf Mark Set At Englewood Club By F W Pye
Frederick Ww Pye, a professional, set a new Englewood Golf Club 18 hole record with a 71 stroke round, surpassing the previous record of 76. The scorecard line shows the breakdown and final tally of 71.
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Englewood
Englewood Golf Club
Frederick Ww. Pye
F. W. Pye
Newbury Golfers Defeated 11 to 1 by Richmond County Club
On Staten Island at the Richmond County Club yesterday the Richmond County team hosted Newbury in a six versus six match. Richmond County posted an 11 hole to 1 victory with six players on each side.
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Richmond County
Powelton
Staten Island
Newbury
Harvard Players Excel In Massachusetts Tennis Championship
Boston June 14 Leo E Ware and William J Clothier of Harvard performed well for the Massachusetts State championship on Longwood courts. In singles action Clothier and Ware won multiple rounds as players demonstrated net speed and height advantage, with Clothier and Ware advancing through early rounds of a field including Cole, Morley, Atherton, Fuller, Cabot, Seaver, and others.
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Boston
Leo E. Ware
William J. Clothier
Harvard
Massachusetts
Longwood Lawn Tennis Club
Clothier
C. L. Cole
D. B. Marshall
T. Motley, Jr
S. L. Beals
K. Horton
H. R. Scott
S. G. Morley
P. P. Sharples
E. W. Leonard
P. L
R. Bishop
C. W. Bates
A. S. Pier
A. M. Hill
R. C. Seaver
C. G. Plimpton
L. E. Ware
G. A. Lyon, Jr
T. Morley, Jr
W. J. Clothier
P. L. Atherton
A. F. Fuller
B. H. Hayes
N. W. Cabot
C. E. Willetts
A. B. Holden
W. M. Packard
H. L. Beyer
W. Atherton
A. Codman
F. G. Ballentine
H. I. Foster
F. Atherton
A. J. Boyden
C. &. Rathburne
Hillandale Beats Innis Arden In New Stamford Match
In Stamford Hillandale defeated Innis Arden on the Hillandale links in a notable team match. The Royal Arcanum Games Programme outlines an Ulmer Park event on June 21 with aquatic and track races for members and families, entries due June 18, George W. Thorpe handling boat entries, and W. H. Lynch and William H. Williams coordinating events and prizes.
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Stamford
Conn
Hillandale
Innis Arden
Hillandale Links
Royal Arcanum Councils
Long Island
Ulmer Park
Intries_ close
George W. Thorpe
Water Street
New York City
Royal Arcanum
W. H. Lynch
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
William H. Williams
St. James Place
F. G. Ashley
Montague Street
American Sprinters Sail For Coronation Games In England
Arthur Duffey the world 100 yard record holder and S S Jones tall high jumper for the New York Athletic Club sail for England aboard the Cunarder Etruria to take part in the coronation games. Duffey predicts a 9.4 second clocking with a safe 9.3. Jones hopes to clear 6 feet 1 inch to win from British rivals. George Orton long distance standout sails aboard Mesaba to join principal meets. All three remain abroad through September.
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Arthur Duffey
S. S. Jones
New York Athletic Club
England
Duffey
Georgetown University
Wadsleigh
Murray
Jones
New York University
George Orton
Orton
Great Britain
Philadelphia Athletic Club
Afni
Added Fourth of July events by Greater New York Irish AAU
The Greater New York Irish Athletic Association announces extra open events for the July 4 all around championships. Ten events include weight throwing, hammer, shot, weight throw, discus, three mile, relay, and multiple handicap sprints. Entry fee 50 cents. entries close with P. J. Conway at 207 East Fifty-Eighth Street a week before the games.
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Greater New York
P. J. Conway
East Fifty-Eighth Street
New Jersey high school football schedule released
The New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association published the upcoming season slate featuring Newark High School facing East Orange High School at East Orange. Montclair Military Academy hosts Newark at Montclair and Pingry meets Montclair High at Montclair.
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New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association
Newark High School
East Orange High School
East Orange
Newark Academy
Montclair Military Academy
Newark
Pingry School
Montclair High School
Montclair
Stevens Preparatory School
Hoboken
Elizabeth
Stevens
S—Newark High School
Pingry
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Opens Its 1902 Book
The Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club releases a 200 plus page volume detailing club history and yachting matters since its 1871 organization. It lists 45 Commodores 20 Vice Commodores and no Rear Commodores in its history and notes 49 current members including 5 founders. The roster covers 49 steamers with 5 auxiliaries 24 launches 12 schooners 89 single masted vessels yawls 20 open yachts and 1 catamaran.
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Yacht Club
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
American jockeys sweep British two year race at Sandown
At Sandown Park first Summer meeting today American jockeys dominated the Dominion Two-Years-Old Race five furlongs. Simona colt Skeets Martin led home Chaucer Danny Maher second and Hammerkop Clem Jenkins third. Louve ridden by Maher won the Hampton two years-old plate five furlongs.
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London
Sandown Park
Simona
J. Mr
Skeets
Martin
Chaucer
Danny” Maher
Hammerkop
Clem” Jenkins
Louve
Maher
Hampton
Newburg Canoe Club Regatta Crowns Rambler Winner
The Newburg Canoe and Boating Association held a triangular regatta in Newburg Bay with seven cruisers. Rambler, owned by Dr. W. J. Oakey, triumphed in 1 hour 44 minutes 5 seconds followed by Madrine at 1 46 30 and Naiad at 1 47 51 with owners Arthur Dubois and George F. Chadborn.
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Newburg
N. Y
Newburg Canoe and Boating Association
Newburg Bay
Rambler
W. J. Oakey
Madrine
Arthur Dubois
Naiad
George F. Chadborn
American yacht Waturus sails from Trieste after sale
The American steam yacht Waturus, recently bought by Randall Morgan of Philadelphia from Archduke Charles Stephen of Austria, departed Trieste port on June 10.
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Trieste
Waturus
Randall Morgan
Philadelphia
Charles Stephen
Austria
Harvard Crew Slows on Thames Row in Poor Conditions
Harvard Varsity eight faced a slow time on the Thames with estimates around 25 minutes in rough weather. Yale crews matched strides with Harvard during downstream time trials, while coaches Storrow and Higginson planned adjustments for slow catches.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Varsity
Storrow
Higginson
Yale
Princeton
Messrs. Storrow
Bowditch
Red Top
Boys' Cup resumes at Hillside Club with leading scores
Plainfield New Jersey June 14 The Boys' Cup resumes at Hillside Tennis and Golf Club with top marks by A G Willis 103 30 73 and others. Golf Committee Cup leaders include H Tracey 107 25 52 and Hibbard 105 18 57. Ackerman Cup women lead by Edith Tracy 101 12 59 and Maude Vanboskerck 111 12 99. Schoonmaker Cup putting/wedging won by Gladys Kaufman and Dudley H Barrows.
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H. Tracey
H. D. Hibbard
S. A. Cruikshank
F. A. Clark
H. Patterson
O. Langstead
E. T.newkirk
S. H. Patterson
H. C. Tracy
John van Herwerden
Edith Tracy
Maude Vanboskerck
Mary Goddard
Mary Holly
Gladys Kaufman
Dudley H. Barrows
South Orange Golfers Play for June Cup
In Orange New Jersey on the South Orange Field Club greens the first round of the June Cup concluded this afternoon. Palen defeated Stone three up with two to play while Sanford overcame Baldwin three up one to go. Hasselman won by default over Grady and Lethbridge defeated Jerelman five up two to go. George Lethbridge beat Waldstein by default as Jenkinson won over Hasselman two up eight to go. Taylor defeated Currier four up three to go.
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George Lethbridge
Dr. M. E. Waldstein
George B. Jenkinson
F. R. Hassellman
Joseph F. Taylor
C. C. Currier
Bergen County Horse Training Company Plans Tracks
A group of Englewood Hackensack and Tenafly residents form a company to bring and train coaching horses from Maine Kansas and other western states in Bergen County New Jersey. Incorporators include Allan McNaughton Col Sheffield Capt John T Phelps William Banbour and George Cromwell. They purchased a 35 acre farm from the Phelps estate and will rent more land for a straightaway track. A 240 by 45 stable and small clubhouse are planned with a daily rally run between the farm and the Holland House New York via Englewood Bee and Golf Club. All members own high quality horses.
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Englewood
Hackensack
Tenafly
Bergen County
N. J
Maine
Kansas
Allan McNaughton
Sheffield
John T. Phelps
Teaneck
William Banbour
Paterson
George Cromwell
Long Island
Phelps
Holland House
New York
Houseboat Nirodha Launched by Col Phelps in Newburg
The houseboat Nirodha, owned by Col Sheffield Phelps of Englewood New Jersey, was launched at Marvel's shipyard Newburg New York under the New York Yacht Club colors. Mrs Phelps christened the craft as a large New York party watched. The vessel 125 feet long 28 feet beam 5 feet draft will be taken to New York for furnishings then travel to New London for college boat races before summer on Maine coast and winter in Florida waters.
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Col. Sheffield Phelps
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New York Yacht Club
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New York
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Col
Maine
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