Syracuse Triumph in Intercollegiate Regatta at Poughkeepsie
Syracuse edges Cornell in the main four mile race at the Intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson, with Cornell's defending crew and Washington, Wisconsin, and Columbia close behind. The victory shocks expectations as Cornell also wins the four oared and freshman races, while crowd attendance is lighter than in prior years due to weather and wind. The Syracuse crew, under Ten Eyck, delivers a late surge as Coxswain Goes signals faster pace, keeping Cornell at bay to claim the headline win.
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Intercollegiate Regatta Scenes on the Hudson Course
Syracuse wins the four mile varsity race at the Intercollegiate Regatta on the Poughkeepsie Highland Course on the Hudson River. Teams Cornell Wisconsin Washington Columbia Pennsylvania led several boats with times around 19 minutes for four miles and 10 minutes for two miles. Last year’s winner Cornell set a course record in the two mile segment.
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Baseball Roundup of Yesterday's Major League Scores
In American League action Washington defeated New York 4 to 1 and 6 to 0, Boston beat Philadelphia 5 to 4, and Cleveland edged Detroit 7 to 6. St Louis hosted Chicago with rain, while Brooklyn bested New York 2 to 0. Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 2. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 8 to 6 in an International League tilt as Rochester topped Providence 5 to 2 and Newark beat Buffalo 1 to 0. Jersey City routed Toronto 4 to 3 in thirteen innings. Montreal vs Baltimore postponed by rain.
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Baseball score updates from distant games
In Baltimore at Montreal the end of the second inning shows Montreal leading 2 to 1. Newark hosts Rochester and Providence hosts Toronto with unclear scores and multiple battery selections listed.
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Harvard Humbly Defeats Yale in Doubleheader Championship
Harvard outlasted Yale 6 to 3 at Ebbets Field Brooklyn to clinch the baseball series after split games earlier in the week. Ayres led Harvard with three hits and four RBIs as Wingate and Phillips key plays helped the Crimson overcome Yale pitching and late rallies.
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Harvard Re-Elects Capt Wingate Baseball Club Leader
Dana Wingate was re elected Captain of the Harvard Baseball Club after a team meeting at the Harvard club last night. He received a plated bat in appreciation of his services to Harvard baseball interests during the past year.
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Yale to settle coaching policy for next season
The Yale crew faces a decision on continuing the English system with Capt. Charles Nelson Snowden up for re election. Opponents argue American adaptation may be better, citing Harvard and Cornell success, while Snowden and the committee lean toward maintaining the English stroke for another year amid debate.
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Where They Play Today
St. Louis at Chicago two games. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Buffalo at Newark. Toronto at Jersey City. Rochester at Providence.
Yale rowing committee setup with Harriman possible member
Allen of Boston chairs Yale rowing committee with Payne Whitney of New York and Alfred Cowles of Chicago as prominent members. Averill Harriman may join next year after declining coaching to focus on his estate duties. Yale Club of New York to host a meeting to thrash out plans for a possible English coaching system and resident coaches for next season.
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Williams College Edges Hawaii University 5 4 in Ninth
Williams College defeated the Chinese University of Hawaii 5 to 4 in Williamsstown. The winning run scored in the ninth on Toolan's single Gillette's sacrifice and Aimsiie's hit. Final batting lines and fielding figures accompany the game report.
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Rucker Triumphs Over Marquard In Polo Grounds Duel
Nap Rucker pitches a masterful nine innings to defeat Rube Marquard as the Brooklyn Superbas beat Manhattan Giants at the Polo Grounds. Crowds of about 33,000 witness a sharp pitching duel with both southpaws in top form and Brooklyn taking a 4 to 2 victory.
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Pirates Buy Pitcher Duffy In Major League Shuffle
Missoula reports Frank T. Jones acting as scout for the Pittsburgh club purchased pitcher Duffy of the Great Club of the Union Association for 5000 dollars. Duffy is to be delivered soon, as Jones was ahead of a rival scout in securing the deal.
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