Princeton Triumphs Over Yale In Polo Grounds Classic
Princeton wins 9 to 2 at the Polo Grounds in the deciding Yale series game. Underhill pitched well except one inning as Yale botched base running and misfired at bat. Brown and Hillebrand sparkled in outfield while Yale’s Waddell made key hits, and a double play by Princeton stifled Yale in the first inning.
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Yale
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Princetonians
Old Nassau
Yale Rooters
Old
Nassau
Waddell
Brown
Eliason
Meier
Hirsch
Robertson
Guernsey
Hillebrand
Hutchings
Green
Underhill
Steinwender
Cosgrove
Winslow
Pearson
O'Rourke
Cook
O’rourke
Sharpe
Steinw
lGuern
Hilleb'd
O'ro’ke
Hutch's
Oj Hirsch
Robert’n
Bape
Balk
Mr. Betts
Elation at Princeton Bonfire Plan For Yale Victory
Princeton NJ June 15 A small group of students still in town celebrated the Yale game by planning a bonfire near Nassau Hall to mark the win. News of University Treasurer E C Osborne death arrived as plans formed for the blaze on Tuesday or Wednesday night.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
New York
E. C. Osborne
Nassau Hall
Harvard Beats Carlisle 20 to 4 in Poorly Played Game
Harvard defeated the Carlisle Indian team 20 to 4 in Cambridge. Clarkson allowed only one hit as Harvard racked up 14 runs through the game. Pratt exited early in the fifth as Le Roy relieved him with effective pitching. Attendance reached about 6,000.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carlisle
R. H. E. Harvard
Clarkson and
Keenan
Pratt, le Roy
Baird
Manhattan College Defeats Wesleyan In Loose Baseball Tilt
In Middletown Conn on June 15 Manhattan College beat Wesleyan 10 to 6 in a listless game marked by numerous errors. Batteries were MacPhillips and Duffy for Wesleyan with Garman Pearson and Inglish for Manhattan.
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Manhattan
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Manhattan College
R. H. E. Manhattan
MacPhillips
Duffy
Garman
Pearson
Inglish
Crescents Fall to Englewood in 11 4 Defeat at Bay Ridge
In yesterday’s Amateur Baseball League action the Crescent Athletic Club lost 11 to 4 to Englewood Field Club at Bay Ridge after Stephenson’s pitching faltered. Poor fielding aided the Englewood win. Morristown Field Club forfeited to the New York Athletic Club.
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Morristown Field Club
New York Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
Englewood Field Club
Stephenson
Crescent
Englewoods
Crescents
Englewood Dominates Crescent In Eleven Run Rally
Englewood trounced Crescent 11 to 7 as Vorhies pitched well and the offense produced in a fast game. Batteries Stephenson Dunn and Vorhies powered the win with solid hitting and strong defense.
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Englewood
Vorhies
R. H.E. Englewood
Crescent
Stephenson and Dunn Aah
Amateur Baseball Today Promises County Rivalries
Amateur baseball teams will play several games in the locality. Hoboken faces Jersey City at St George grounds in a two year meeting. South Brother Island Field Club, with Smith and Lauer battery, hosts on its grounds with a new grand stand opening. Weehawken hosts Detroit in the fourth game of the American League series against West New York Field Club.
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Hoboken
Jersey City
St. George Cricket Grounds
South Brother Island Field Club
South Brother Island
Chicago Defeats Mets 9 to 2 Behind Waddell’s Win
The Chicago White Stockings toppled New York 9 to 2 as Waddell held Mathewson to limited hits. Chicago’s offense connected for 13 hits while Matt he was chased after six innings. Key plays featured sharp fielding and several injuries to both sides amid a two-hour game before about 12,000 spectators.
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Chicago
Mathewson
Waddell
New York
Chicagos
Nelson
Hickman
Chance
Warner
Green
Kling
Childs
McCormick
van Haltren
Brooklyns Take 3-2 Victory Over St Louis In Opening inning
Powell kept St Louis scoreless in the first as Brooklyn struck for three runs and carried that edge through nine innings. St Louis rallied for two in the ninth but could not overtake the lead in the 3 to 2 final.
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ST. Louis
Powell
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
E Burkett
H'drick
Sh’kard
Ryan
Daly
Donovan
Farrell
Padden
McCr
Wallace
OjDavis
Kruger
OjGatins
Nichols
McGuire
Ol McJames
Childs
tShriver
tNichols
Soc Saycarass
McJames
Heidrick
Keeler
Mr. Emslie
Golf Championship Tie At Myopia With Anderson And Smith
Willie Anderson of Pittsfield CC and Alec Smith of Washington Park Chicago tied for first at the U S open after 72 holes at Myopia Club Hamilton Massachusetts. The playoff for the championship will be held over 18 holes on Monday with a purse of 200 to the winner and 150 to the runner up.
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Hamilton
Mass
United States
America
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield Country Club
Alec Smith
Washington Park
Chicago
Willie Smith
Baltimore
Stuart Gardner
Garden City Golf Club
Lawrence Auchterlonie
Bernard Nichols
Boston
David Brown
Crescent Athletic Club
Alec Campbell
Brookline Country Club
Jack Park
Essex County
Orange
N. J
George Low
Dyker Meadow
Brooklyn
A. G. Lockwood
Lockwood
Great Britain
Williemare Pittsfield
Scotland
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Palin Seo
Garden Way
L. J
Mae Glogs
Glenview
OMI
Aie Suis Oisig
Mary Sacre Wnhiwce x
Crescent
OUE
Neces
Cseass
Heisss Ea
Alec. Campbell
Brookline
Ob Ese
TS Haste Cient
John Park
Dyker Meadows
James Foulis
John Jones
Val FitzJohn
Gilbert Nichols
R. Simpson
St. Louis
Mackie
Fox Hills
A. H. Fenn
Poland Springs
Horace Rawlings
Waumbeck
Allston
Lene
Joseph Lloyd
Manchester
C.ce
D. J. Ross
Oakley
Henry Turpie
Edgewater
Oe Taylor
Homewood
Clark
Nassau
N. Y
David Hunter
Baltusrol
W. S. Patrick
Westchester
W. T. Davis
Apawamis
W. H. Hunter
L. C. Servos
Twin Mountain
William Kirk
Knollwood
John Harrison
Dayton
Ohio
John Hobans
Glen Ridge
Alec Patrick
John I. Anson
Stamford
Conn
D. Cronin
Worcester
Willie Tucker
J. B. Schlotman
A Ricketts
Dan Leitch
Willie Chisholm
James Mackerel
Alec Finlay
Alec Ross
Jack Campbell
Robert White
D. K White
Aeronote Hk
Gle
John Dingwall
Plainfield
John Harland
Fairfield
E. D. Fitzjohn
Mohawk
Joe. Mitchell
Cleveland
Baseball Standings Snapshot for Pittsburg and Major Teams
Snapshot shows Pittsburg at 26 18 with .591, St. Louis and New York at 21 16 with .568, Brooklyn and Philadelphia at 22 20 with .524, Boston at 20 19 with .513, and Chicago notched with . Notable team pairings reflect early season standings among major clubs including Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Games Scheduled for Today in Major Cities
Today’s card lists matchups New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and Pittsburg at Cincinnati with all games set for the day across the circuit.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
American League Standings Snapshot
The standings show teams and records including Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Washington Milwaukee with wins losses and percentages. Notable gaps and balanced records indicate a tight pennant race across the league.
American League Games Scoreline Recap
In Washington Cleveland game Washington edged Cleveland 5 to 3. At Boston the Red Sox defeated Detroit 12 to 4.
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Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baseball scores from four city matchups
In Worcester Worcester 6 Toronto 3 and Providence Providence 14 Buffalo 2. Syracuse Syracuse 6 Montreal 5 in thirteenth innings. Hartford Rochester 5 Hartford 3.
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Worcester
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Syracuse
Montreal
Hartford
Rochester
New York State League Scores Reported
In Troy Ilion defeated Troy 8 to 2. Utica beat Cortland 11 to 7 in Utica. Albany won against Schenectady 4 to 3. Rome edged Binghamton 3 to 2 in Rome.
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Troy
Ilion
Utica—Cortland
Utica
Albany
Schenectady
Rome
Binghamton
Scores of Other Games
Several college and school matchups reported scores: Amherst edged Cambridge Carlisle Indians 20 to 4 while Detroit Michigan defeated Cornell 11 to 9. Syracuse High School beat Ithaca High School 13 to 10. Andover Peres Ex eter beat anner Phillips 9 to 0. Williamstown Williams won 7 to 6 over Amherst. Easton Lafayette defeated Lehigh 5 to 1.
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Anner
Phillips Andover
Peres Exeter
Williamstown
Williams
Amherst
Detroit
Michigan
Cornell
Cambridge
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Syracuse
Syracuse High School
Ithaca High School
Easton
Lafayette
Lehigh
Miss Genevieve Hecker Wins Governors Cup Title
In the Essex County Country Club women’s open, Miss Genevieve Hecker defeated Mrs. N Pendleton Rogers 8 up and 6 to play to claim the Governors Cup. Hecker won nine of twelve holes while Rogers could only halve two and win one. The match featured a bogey bogey on the third hole and marked Hecker’s decisive victory in a brisk final round.
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Steve Ate
Morgan
Nus Sivas
Shippen
MUP Sa Eeeicera
AVM E Ee Aero
Hester Kyle
Helene Hernandez
Kyle
Hernandez
Eeraairin Eels
Orange
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County Country Club
N. Pendleton Rogers
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
Plainfield
N.J
Rogers
William Shippen
W. Fellowes Morgan
Morris County
Baltusrol
Newburg
N. Y
Grace Jenkins
Powelton Golf Club
Homer Ramsdell
Miss Jenkins
Collingwood
Miss Meade
Pauline Ramsdell
Mrs. Waldron
Frances Ramsdell
Maude Waldron
Jersey City Golfers Reach Jersey City Club Final
George H. Bowly and B H Pelzer Jr advanced to the championship final at the Jersey City Golf Club after Bowly defeated D Le Roy Culver 6 up 4 to play and Pelzer beat W L Pyle 2 up 1 to play.
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Moro
Daniel Bowly
John Hedden, Jr
Maxwell Grierson
Seeeserence
FB. Hodgson, Jr
T. Crai
J H Bumsted, Jr
R L Flemming
L Myers
A. S. Drayton
B. L. Pelzer, Sr
Ridgeway
Dr. D. le Roy Culver
Marmaduke Tilden, Jr
E. Newkirk
MipEsseTita
L. Eager
Handicap Golf Highlights at Montclair Club
Monthly handicap results and a notable handicap match play for two cups at Montclair Golf Club featured in yesterday's events. First round outcomes include pairings such as Wilcox and Wilson defeating Stephens and Cross, and Aborn and Howard Wilson beating Brown and Coleman.
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Montclair
Montclair Golf Club
Paul Wilcox
H. Wilson
G. W. Stephens
W. T. Cross
Paul Harrison
H. Hornfeck
F. M. Harrison
Joseph Valentine
A. L. Brown
A. M. Nash
A. R. Allan
Joseph Bardsley
W. J. Diorbey
G. W. Kennaday
D. C. Dorlan
J. A. Killeen
Kirk Brown
D. B. R. Chapman
F. L. Dyer
J. H. Caldwell
A. M. Delano
F. F. Russell
H. L. Delano
R. H. Boyd
S. H. Harris
E. G. Burgess, Jr
Allan Kennaday
T. T. Asid
J. S. Aborn
Howard Wilson
G. S. Brown
R. B. Coleman
Gross
A. R. Allum
H. G. Plimpton
H. M. Robinson
Li Allens
Sevice Cccs
John Bardsley
Morris County golf results in damp conditions at Theobald Cup
In Morristown New Jersey June 15 the blustery damp day reduced field size and caused two defaults in the Thebaud Cup. Ralph Marsh defeated R D Foote four up two to play while F M Bacon Jr beat W Aus ten Flagg by default. Archibald Forbes beat William Shippen by default and J B Dickson beat P H B Frelinghuysen five up four to play. Semifinals set Marsh vs Bacon and Forbes vs Dickson next Saturday. Tyng won the ball handicap over bogey one down.
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Morristown
N. J
Morris County
Marsh
Bacon
Forbes
Dickson
James A. Tyng
Kickerbocker Field Club Holds Class A and B Finals
The Class A and B championships at the Kickerbocker Field Club opened at Flatbush links. Winners include Dr. Wooley over W. L. Tyler by 1 up, Dr. Atkinson over H. B. Huestead, 6 up with 5 to play, Dr. Lazarus over J. P. Whitlavix 4 up 3 to play, P. T. Ackerson over H. P. Mathews 2 up. In Class B E. W. Haskins over E. P. Maynard 1 up 19 holes, W. M. Wilson over John Saunders by default, J. E. Robbins over S. Hammill by default.
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Kickerbocker Field Club
Links
Flatbush
Lass
Dr. Wooley
W.L. Tyler
Dr. Atkinson
H. B. Huestead
Dr. Lazarus
J. P. Whitlavix
P. T. Ackerson
H. P. Mathews
E. W. Haskins
Van Cortlandt Women Handicap Golf on Public Links
The Van Cortlandt Golf Club women played a handicap event on the public links. Miss Helen Kirkby won with a net 112 from a gross 124 and 12 handicap, followed by Mrs. H. F. Lefferts net 113 from 125 and 12, Mrs. L. Stott net 123 from 132 and 9, and Mrs. Bodine net 142 from 160 and 18. Course conditions were described as fair with poor greens.
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van Cortlandt Golf Club
Helen Kirkby
H. F. Lefferts
L. Stott
Bodine
Crescent Athl Club Falls to Shamrocks in Rough Lacrosse
The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team lost 9 to 5 to the Shamrocks of Montreal at Bay Ridge in a fast and foul-filled game. Montreal led 3–2 at halftime and extended to 7–4 before finishing 9–5 despite Crescent goals from Curry Wall Jewell and Dade. Referee N. Vail oversaw a tense match with several suspensions, as the Shamrocks outplayed Crescent.
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Montreal
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
Shamrocks
Crescent
Curry
Crescents
Dobby
Wall
Hoobin
Robinson
Dade
Liffiton
Hopbin
J. Brennan
Jewell
Kennedy
Sean
Finlayson
P. Brennan
Crescent A. C
McConaghy
Sexe Gore
Quinn Gopvitliss Descescthass
Caganesees
Howard Red
Hayes de Casenova
Finlayson Liffiton
Smith Kennedy
Carrie Jewell
Robinson Debby
Dade Wall
Hoobin Curry
J. Brennan Biason
Sas
G. E. Cruse
Hayes Leads Wins as Detroit Club Dominates Buffalo Meet
Howard W. Hayes of Detroit A C captured both the 440 and 880 yard runs while Harry Gill of Toronto won the discus and placed second in the running high jump as New York A C led in wins. Detroit A C and Pastime A C followed, amid protest over Gill's amateur status and no records set in competition.
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Buffalo
Amateur Athletic Union
Harry S. Gill
Toronto
F. M. Sears
Cornell
New York Athletic Club
Sears
Howard W. Hayes
Detroit
Jerry Pierce
Frank N. Kanaby
Cambridgeport
Mass
John Flanagan
F. G. Beck
Yale
Harry Gill
Gill
Detroit Athlete Club
Pastime Athletic Club
Henry Arnold
Union Settlement
A. C
New York
J. J._Nufer
E. J. Evtinge
Pastime A. C
A.C
H. E. Hastings
Irvine Orton
Lacrosse Club
F. H. Sears
New York A. C
Clarke H. Lieblee
Detroit A. C
W. S. Edwards
Knickerbocker A. C
Harry L. Gill
Beck
Walter T. Fishleigh
Thomas McQueeney
St. Ann’s
Hyde Park
W. J. Feldkamp
Iera A. C
J. S. Westney
University of Pennsylvania
F. R. Moulton
Clark H. Lieblee
John R. de Witt
Princeton
Charles H. Henneman
Milwaukee
Harry P. McDonald
Frank M. Kanady
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
A. A
N. Y
George W. Orton
Charles E. Dvorak
H. J. Pettit
American School of Osteopathy
Fishleigh
Tleee Pettit
S. S. Jones
Dan Reuss
E. B. Mayer
Anchor A. C
Jersey City
Reuss
Harry_L. Gill
R. J. Sheridan
John R. Dewitt
Robert W. Edgren
Cyclists Conquer Long Island Century Amid Rain
The New York Journal endorses the season’s largest century ride on Long Island from Bedford Rest through Valley Stream Lynbrook Amityville Freeport and Coney Island. D. M. Adee led the first division finishing at 5 40 PM with an overall field running to hundreds amid motorized entries and reports of injuries arrests and route diversions.
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Long Island
New York Journal
Bedford Rest
Bedford Avenue
Eastern Parkway
Valley Stream
Massepequa
Lynbrook
Amityville
Freeport
Coney Island
F. B. Schele
Orient
D. M. Adee
Miles Wins Gold Racquets Match at Lord's
London June 15 F H Miles amateur champion defeated H E Crawley former champion in three sets to one in the preliminary round for the gold and silver racquets. Miles had to relinquish the gold racquet in 1900 during his absence in America, with J B Gribble the holder.
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London
Lord’s
F. H. Miles
H. E. Crawley
Miles
America
J. B. Gribble
Local Cricket Rained Out But Some Matches Played
Inclement weather disrupted several fixtures as Prospect Park hosted NY Cricket Association games. Brooklyn and Kings County Club beat Nelson Lodge 79 70 while Steamship Oceanic lost to Nelson Lodge by 97 runs and 9 wickets. West Indians routed West Indian and Antilles. Kearny Club pressed a claim over ground fitness for a Manhattan second eleven match, to be decided by the association's Executive Committee.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Kings County
New York Cricket Association
Steamship Oceanic
Nelson Lodge
Kearny Club
Manhattan
Kearnys
Association
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Amory G. Hodges
W. H. Rochau
Richmond Hill
J. B. Taylor
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H. R. Peck
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H. M. Popham
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