New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 18, 1911, p. 10

Barringer Boys Win First Honors at National Track Meet

Barringer High School of Newark led by standout Worcester Academy athlete Louis Whitney dominated the national interscholastic championships at Travers Island. Whitney starred in shot put and pole vault while Worcester’s Dan Meenan also excelled in discus, as Barringer claimed the team title with 36 points edging Worcester 24 and De La Salle 13.

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Barringer High Newark Travers Island Worcester Academy de la Salle Institute Lawrenceville Englewood de Witt Clinton Curtis, Pawling Pass Dan Meenan Athletic Club Whitney Frank Johnstone J. Burke Massachusetts Worcester George Braun Barringer Pete Terhune R. Granger George Scannell de la Salle Eddie Frick New York A. C Mel Sheppard E. R. Moran E. J. Walsh J. C. Bowne Moran Frick George W. Wingate James E. Sullivan St. Louis Public Schools Athletic League Arid Barringer New Jersey Oval New York R. Garvin H. Richardson Young Burke Granger William van Tuyl Passaic High Golden Brooklyn Prep Young Terhune Braun Wesley Oler Terhune Newsey R. Scannell J. D’angola L. Fitzpatrick Scannell B. Story Curtis High Staten Islad G. Braun Barringer H. S J. Slattery de Witt Clinton H. S P. Terhune Curtis W. M. Oler, Jr Pawling School F. Johnstone D. W. Condon Bayonne H Englewood H G. F. Scannell, Jr H. F. Kane Mamaroneck H. S Englewood H. S Mamaroneck S L. Green P. Meyers Cathedral Prep New Rochelle L. Whitman East Orange H. S Graham H. S R.br. Frazier Episcopal Academy de Witt Clinton H R. P. Frazier W. Clark Rupert Mills Barringer He D. Meenan, Jr de Salle W. van’ Tuyl Passaic H. S M. Golden F. Burke Barringer H.S Barringer H F. Legay J. D’anjola R.granger C. Duffy R. Scanlon M. Wegg D. Trepholm

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Public School 1 Dominates Shinnecock Algonquin Meet

Public School 1 wins with 32 points at Celtic Park in the seventh annual Shinnecock Algonquin Games. J Grogan P S 16 sets a 50 yard record. E Carroll P S 1 clears 17 ft 9 in in broad jump. Merkens P S 88 ties 11 sec 100 yard dash. Public Schools 84 and 89 win several relays and sprints, with multiple records listed as possibly not accepted by the league.

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Public School Celtic Park L. L Shinnecock Algonquin Public School Athletic League J. Grogan Public School 16 J. Merkens E. Carroll Public School 1 Carroll D. Shittkind Manhattan R. de Grace P. S E. Morgan W. Becker M. Fine W. Schaffier C. Lee R. Dwyer P.S A. Tuozzo J. Vradenburg P. Oppenheimer J. Orderman Merkens H. Tuozzo C. Mayhew R. Morgan Krahe Dillman Ludgrin Pearson Taft Tro Boda Reilly P. S. 17 Ni Ae Ign Eagle Rockenbach Blott McByrne Stapker Broemer Borbeck Vidovich Rodinis Maystick Levine Schindler Klinger Wetzel Schreiber Klausner L. Schneider H. Hauck J. Cooke P. 8 H. Wannamaker J. Kiska G. Miller W. Kelly C. Nesham O. Piatti J. Darren W. Gundlach R. Schmitz A. Robertson A. Littlejohn A. Shellberg H. Albin J. Shucker F. Smith E. Panneberger E. Shilling F. Maystrick C. Paul V.shoen L. Fremault E. Slattery P. Curley R. Labriola J. Doyle Titus Ladelphia Well Ee Ngert Phila Miller Pitts Ae Pitts Ae Cinetanatt Devore Graham Gumm McLean Atewander DO Se Mowrey St. Louis Adams Ere - Ee Tinker Leago Il Pittsburg Ww i Brooklyn Curtis Chica Doolan Phiphia Stark York Boston Ll Cc. Brown Hunter Pittsburg Egan Cincinnat Ene Chechbnie Pittaburx Carey Pittsbur Archer Grant Cincinnati Walch Philadelphia Altizer Raymond New York Zimmerman Bkin Erwin Brooklyn Coulson I S Pteer Brown Chicago G. W. L So Aenee Alexander McIntire Chicago Mathewson Richie Cole Chicagoe Keafe Sallee Bee Philade Ia Chalmers Ferry Leifield Pilleoing Fromme Es Cincinnati Bell Brooklyn Re Scanlon Brooklyn Ll Schardt, Sreskive Mattern Golden St. Louia Rucker Lars Steel Kineae York Curtis, Chiaeter Uillan Poetemincinnati Rown Boston Ia

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One Legged Boy Equals Running High Jump Record

Alfred Snedeker of Public School 19, a 100 pound one legged student, equalled the running high jump record at Curtis Field Staten Island in the Public Schools Athletic League outdoor games. The event highlighted a day of district records across multiple weight classes and field events with 6,000 to 8,000 spectators and strong showings from Schools 14 19 21 23.

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Public Schools Athletic League of Staten Island Curtis Field Alfred Snedeker Public School 19 Wass Snedeker R. Bush Soh 21 R. Scott Public School 14 W. Cowell Public School A. Johnson Public School 23

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Crescent Lacrosse Defeated by Toronto A A 13 to 4

Crescent Athletic Club suffered its first defeat of the season as Toronto A A visited Bay Ridge and won 13 to 4. Toronto’s speed and skill overwhelmed the Brooklyn club with Harford and D Cowan scoring four each and Cowan and Gordon adding two each for Toronto A A.

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Crescent Athletic Club Toronto Athletic Association Crescent Brooklyn Toronto Bay Ridge McArthur Tive Madill Escereees Pone Moses Heal Cypret Kirby Dobby M. McArthur Kelly Murphy Liffiton Powers Serioes Shirreff Harcord O' Rourke Irwin V. Kennedy Gordon Walker S. Cowan D. Cowen Kennedy Harvard D. Cowan Cowan Gordon Powers Toronto A. A Walbridge Christiansen Walker

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Sheridan's World Record With Discus at Paterson Meet

Martin Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club set a new discus record with 141 feet 8% inches at the Knickerbocker Rowing and Athletic Association games in Willard Park Paterson. He also won the 12 pound shot put with 46 feet 5% inches and defeated Jim Duncan for a strong show in the event.

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Martiel“J. Sheridan Irish-American Athletic Club Knickerbocker Rowing and Athletic Association Willard Park Paterson Herman Obertubbessing Sheridan Jim Duncan Frank Joyce Mohawks J. E B. McDermott Jos Bromilow H. Miller Mohawk Athletic Club Ares R. W. McDonald National A. W A. C J. McCracken Brooklyn Y. M. Co Gericne D. W. Beckwith Bellevilis Eat Mohawk A. C J. Fisher National A. C Joseph Bromilow, Jr J. C. McDermott A. Roth Martin J. Sheridan J. Gomez J. H. Duncan

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Adams Edges Curley In Ten Round Fairmont Bout

At the Fairmont Athletic Club last night Frank Adams defeated Jack Curley in a ten round main event by decision after leading from the fifth round. Earlier Berry Hill lost to Artie Edwards in a ten round bout with Edwards prevailing by a fair margin. Joe Farmer and Kid Rose fought a six round exhibition to a close draw worthy outcome.

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Fairmont Athletic Club King Frank Adams Jack Curley Berry Hill Artie Edwards Hill Edwards Joe Farmer Kid Rose

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Governor to Stop Fight in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Governor Lee Cruce pledged to call out the militia to prevent the July 4 boxing match in Tulsa between Carl Morris and Jim Flynn, asserting a sufficient law exists to block the heavyweight contest if needed. The plan to stage the bout in Oklahoma faces state action to halt it.

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Minor League Results from New England League Standings

In Lynn two games ended tied and postponed with morning 1 to 1 after ten innings. New Bedford defeated Lynn 6 to 0 in the afternoon. Lowell defeated Haverhill 14 to 4, and Haverhill beat Lowell 26 to 2. Worcester beat Fall River 10 to 8. Lawrence routed Brockton 19 to 10.

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Connecticut League Score Summary

In Holyoke Waterbury games Holyoke won 8 to 2 at Holyoke Waterbury. New Britain beat Northampton 6 to 1 and Northampton 5 to 1 at New Britain. New Haven defeated Springfield 4 to 2. Bridgeport edged Hartford 2 to 1.

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Local Scoreboard Tidbits From Midwest and Plains Games

American Association results show St Paul defeating Indianapolis 1 to 0 in St Paul. Minneapolis beat Toledo 7 to 3. Kansas City lost to Louisville 7 to 8. Columbus at Milwaukee listed with rain conditions.

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Tri State League Games Reported Weather Impacts

In Trenton the Paeding team posted a 4 to 3 score against Trenton. Wilmington beat Lancaster 3 to 2 at Wilmington. Several other games were postponed due to rain.

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New York State League Scores Across Cities

In Troy Wilkesbarre 9 to 2. Albany 9 Scranton 2. Elmira 5 Elmira 7. Syracuse 6 Binghamton 5 in ten innings.

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Mobile and Birmingham Fall Defenses in Southern League Play

In Mobile, Mobile beats Memphis 6 to 3. Montgomery defeats Chattooga 8 to 3. New Orleans hosts Nashville with New Orleans 2, Nashville unknown. Birmingham hosts Atlanta in two games, first 3 for Atlanta, second 0 for Atlanta. Birmingham secures win in game two.

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Scores from regional contests listed for Albany Macon Jacksonville and Columbus

The records show Albany tallying 11 over Albany 6, Macon 3 over Augusta 0, Jacksonville 7 over Charleston 4, and Columbus 10 over Columbia 5 in regional matchups. Local standings reflect decisive outcomes for four pairs.

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Central New Jersey League Scores Report

In Plainfield 8 Bound Brook 2. Westfield 1 defeated Somerville 7. High Bridge 2 lost to Scotch Plains 8. Scoring details not provided.

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Yale Edges Cornell In Narrow College Baseball Tilt

Yale defeats Cornell 1 to 0 in a curtain raiser at New Haven. Nesbit held Yale scoreless for eight innings before Merritt's timely single plated the deciding run in the ninth. Stevens's leaping catch near the fence and his RBI setup provided the drama as Beott and Hartwell rode strong pitching.

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New York Times New Haven Conn Yale Elis Today Ornell Nages Nesbit Beott Hartwell Cornell Dauenhauer Howard Magner Joe Stevens Harry Stevens New York Butler Stevens

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Harvard Beats Williams 5 to 3 in Cambridge

Harvard defeated Williams 5 to 3 in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 17. Mec Laughlin pitched seven innings without a hit before Williams scored, while Potter hit a homer for Harvard. McLaughlin and Amesbury each hit triples as Williams tallied all runs late. David struck out nine but allowed eight hits.

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Brown Tops Tufts to End Season in 4-1 Victory

Providence Rhode Island June 17 Brown closes a successful season with a 4 to 1 win over Tufts in a slow game. Brown finishes 19 wins in 24 games and has defeated Yale Harvard Princeton and Pennsylvania. Batteries Carter and Bennett for Brown and Warner Snell Harris for Tufts. Umpire Mr. O'Reilly. Time two hours ten minutes.

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R.H.E. Harvard Willams McLaughlin and Reeves David and Lewis Messrs Providence R. I Brown Tufts Yale Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania R.H.E. Tufts Carter Bennett Warner Snell Harris Mr. O'Reilly

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Chicago Defeats Waseda in Final Series Game 12 11

The University of Chicago wins the final baseball game of the series against Waseda University of Japan by 12 to 11. Medals and a loving cup are presented to the Waseda players and the visiting team.

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Home Run on Lost Ball Wins for Mass Aggies

In Amherst Massachusetts on June 17 McGarr of Massachusetts Agricultural College hit to left field but the ball was lost among cars. Under ground rules the ball became a home run giving the Aggies a 1 to 4 victory over Amherst. Williams Huntington Vernon Thompson Rogers officiated time two hours twenty four minutes.

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Wesleyan Beats Trinity 3 to 1 In Hartford Baseball Clash

Wesleyan defeated Trinity 3 to 1 in Hartford as they scored in the first and sixth innings while Trinity managed a single run in the eighth. Batteries were Andrews and McCarthy for Wesleyan with Warner Gayres and L Heurlux in the Trinity lineup. In New Brunswick Rutgers and Stevens played with Rutgers winning 7 to 0 while Stevens added five more and Rutgers three.

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Montclair Item Notes Historical Markers

At Montclair New Jersey a fragment mentions R H E B Stat Taland and Conweath figures with partial 1969 date. Names Corwin Wilbur Ayers appear in a list of contributors or associated individuals. The readable text is incomplete but indicates local archival notes or notices.

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Blackie Russell Released From Hospital Returns Home

Chicago infielder Russell Lena Blackburn, crippled since March, was discharged from the hospital after knee cartilage surgery. He plans to travel to New Jersey today and will rest six weeks before returning to the South Side ball club.

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