Giants Open Season With Doubleheader Win at Polo Grounds
Giants welcome home from Southern trip with a 14 to 3 win over Yale in a four inning opener and a full nine innings 9 to 1 victory that same afternoon. McGraw’s lineup shows strong infield and a productive outfield as Donlin and Tenney spark the offense and Ames Taylor Wiltse combine on the mound while Yale’s Fels and Tad Jones provide resistance.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Colts
Er Yooung
New York Athletic Club
Real Giants
Yale
John McGraw
New York
Sammy Strang Nicklin
Devore
Evans
Mike Donlin
Fred Tenner
Bridwell
Boston
Bill Dahlen
Needham
McGraw
Ginger
Brown
Tenmey
Larry Doyle
Midway Station
al Bridwell
Arthur Devlin
Doyle
Devlin
Shannon
Seymour
Ames
Taylor
Wiltse
Yele
Fordham
Frothelly
Collegians
Tad Jones
Fels
Tenney
Spike
Collin
van Vieck
Bresnahan
Columbia Beats N Y U In Ninth Inning Rally
Columbia defeated New York University 6 to 5 at Ohio Field as NYU rallied in the ninth to plate five runs. Lee pitched six strong innings for Columbia before Banti relieved, while Gorsch struggled with support. Kimbel homered in the sixth, and a late sequence saw Fredericks scoring on a Gorsch error, with David and Fisher contributing key hits and steals.
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New York University
Columbia
Ohio
New York
Lee
Banti
Gorsch
Kimbel
Manowitch
Marven
Fisher
Hayes
van Hauten
David
Fredericks
David Gorsch
Wessels
Tigers Rout Holy Cross In Easy Princeton Win
Princeton defeated Holy Cross 10 to 1 as Heyninger led the offense with five safe hits. The Tigers cruised to the win in an April 11 telegraph report from Princeton, New Jersey.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Holy Cross
Heyninger
Doubt Over Referee In International Billiard Tourney
A committee of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players at the Liederkranz weighs referee candidates for the international amateur billiard championship. Edward McLaughlin leads but others like Frank Keener E H Semple Ora Morningstar Charles Harrer and Tom Gallagher are considered. Poggenburg scored 129 in a match with McLaughlin as the tourney debate continues.
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National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Liederkranz
Edward McLaughlin
Edward W. Gardner
A. B. Miller
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Frank Keener
Hanover Club
Brooklyn
E. H. Semple
Chicago Athletic Association
McLaughlin
Semple
Ora Morningstar
Charles Harrer
Tom Gallagher
Results of Revolver Tourney Held Across Major Cities
Thomas Le Boutillier announces the annual indoor Revolver Association tourney results. From March 15 to 22, with 128 entrants from 14 states, competitions occurred in Portland Portland and Boston to San Francisco. Top five include Reginald H. Sarre and R. M. Ryder with high scores. pistol leaders were Roland P. Prentys Walter H. Freeman and R. F. Sazre.
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Thomas le Boutillier
United States Revolver Association
Portland
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Providence
New York City
Paterson
N. J
Baltimore
Pinehurst
N. C
Louisville
New Orleans
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
Des Moines
Iowa
San Francisco
Reginald H. Sarre
New York
R. M. Ryder
William G. Krieg
A. P. Miller
Oakland
Cal
Roland P. Prentvs
Roland P. Prentys
Walter H. Freeman
R. F. Sazre
Trinity Wins In The Tenth At Castle Point
On the new Castle Point field Trinity College defeated Stevens Institute in 10 innings. A strong wind hindered play as Trinity led until the ninth when their pitcher faltered allowing three runs to tie. In the bottom of the tenth Trinity scored two runs to win.
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Stevens
Castle Point
Stevens Institute
Trinity College
Trinity
Harvard Loses First Game to Vermont in Opener
Cambridge April 11 Vermont defeated Harvard 9 to 5 in the first Harvard baseball game of the season. Vermont pitcher Collins struck out six as Harvard benched veterans and tried new players. Lanigan and Aronson contributed solidly in field and at bat, while Keefe drove in a run in the sixth. Umpire Callahan. Time Wile.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Colgate
Cambridge
Mass
University of Vermont
Harvard
Collins
Lanigan
Aronson
Keefe
Navy defeats Bucknell 1 0 in tight baseball game
Navy edged Bucknell 1 to 0 at the Naval Academy as Dague scored the sole run in the fifth inning after a double steal and aggressive base running. Van Aukin and Northrok combined on the play with Northrok stealing second. Bucknell’s pitcher Norbrok held Navy scoreless until the fifth. Umpire Collisiower officiated.
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Annapolis
Navy
Bucknell
Naval Academy
Dague
Northrok
van Aukin
RH. E. Navy
Jones and Hambsch
Norbrok
Hawk
Collisiower
Washington
Brown Beaten ByMass Agricultur al in Bad Inning
Brown faltered in the sixth inning as Massachusetts Agricultural College scored six runs to beat Brown 6 to 3 in Providence. Cold wind and errors cost Brown, which struggled to hit Cobb and fielded poorly in key moments.
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Brown
Providence
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Cobb
Aqueduct Spring Meeting Plans at Queens County Jockey Club
The Aqueduct spring meeting opens Wednesday with the Bayside Steeplechase and the Carter Handicap worth 16000. Thursday features the Rose Stakes for two year old fillies. Friday hosts the Union Stakes for three year olds. Saturday offers the Winfield Steeplechase and Freeport Handicap with entries including Rifleman Cairngorm Jacobite Gretna Green and others.
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Aqueduct
Rifleman
Cairngorm
Jacobite
Gretna Green
Glorifiler
Oxford
Don Enrique
Dr Gardner
Jack Atkin
Cricketers to Represent Philadelphia in England Tour
The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia have announced a nine to twelve member squad for their England tour this summer with ten definite acceptances. Captains likely to be J A Lester with team members from Merion Germantown Belmont and others. Two more names expected before June departure.
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Associated Cricket Clubs
Philadelphia
England
J. A. Lester
C. C. Morris
The
Merion Cricket Club
F. H. Bohlen
P. H. Clark
G. 8. Patterson
T. c. Jordan
N. Z. Graves
F.S. White
Germantown
A. N. Wood
J. B. King
Belmont
C. H. Winter
Frankford
H. V. Hordern
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton Beats Holy Cross In Slugfest Featuring Heyninger Home Run
Princeton opened with runs from Fish Warwick and Sides and added four more in the third. Heyninger homered to right in the sixth as Princeton fielding improved. Final score 10 to 1 with Princeton piling hits and Holy Cross misplaying in a lopsided outcome.
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Fish
Warwick
Sides
Heyninger
Holy Cross
Rob Pear
Phillips
Vauehn
Reed
Mansfield
Harlan
Dowd
Dillion
R Wsweener
RY Ballin
Hyrourke
Dawson
Heyniger
West Point Beats Union College In Opener
West Point opens its baseball season with a 3 to 1 victory over Union College at West Point. Despite strong wind, both teams fielded well and shared honors, with Hyatt and Reilly handling catching duties for West Point.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Union College
RH. E
OH Union
Hyatt and Reilly
Mountford, Stewart, Dunn and Vogt
College scores from Stamford to Virginia and beyond
Scores from multiple campuses show Bette Academy defeating Yale Freshmen 3 1 at Stamford Conn Georgetown over Virginia 3 2 at Charlottesville St Anselm s over Phillipe Exeter 4 2 at Exeter N H Virginia Military Institute over Richmond College 3 2 at Lexington Va Georgia Tech shuts out Trinity College North Carolina at Atlanta.
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Conn
Bette Academy
Yale
Charlottesville
Georgetown
University of Virginia
Exeter
N. H
Phillipe-Exeter
St. Anselm’'s
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Richmond College
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Trinity College
North Carolina
Yankees Fall to Skeeters in Jersey City Exhibition
New York Yankees lose 5 to 2 to Jersey City Skeeters in an exhibition at Jersey City. Both teams misplayed several chances as Hanford hit a late homer for Jersey City while Degraw and Conroy contributed for New York. Pitching from Hughes Moore and Mason limited the scoring, with Jersey City pulling ahead in the fifth inning and holding on to win.
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Staki
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Stahl
Gestmeyer
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Degraw
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Hemphill
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