Giants Beat Boston to Extend Winning Streak
The Giants defeated Boston 4 to 2 in a hard fought game. Ferguson and Young pitched well, no errors by New York, strong baserunning and timely hitting from Bresnahan, Dahlen, Devlin, Shannon, and Beaumont keyed the victory. Boston scored in the eighth and ninth on hits and walks. final line score 4-2.
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Cy Young
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Seymour
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Shannon
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Okenite Gallops Home To Sterling Stakes Victory
Okenite a three year old by August Belmont won the Sterling Stakes at Aqueduct, defeating Oxford and Gild in a fast one mile race. Mountain rode Okenite, with Hastings colt conceding weight, and the winner quickened past pacemakers in the final sixteenth. King's Daughter and Cressina chased, but Ornament Queensike Il's filly held on to win the six furlong handicap in record pace. Miller rode two winners, including Citizen, as two-year-olds contested tight finishes and Royal Vane closed strong in another race under changing track conditions. Attendance was up despite showery weather.
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Ran
Weve Vane
Boez
Jack Martin May Ride in Excelsior Handicap
At a Jockey Club stewards meeting Jack Martin was granted a riding license and is expected to ride Dr. Gardner in the Excelsior Handicap Friday. He was previously suspended in New Orleans, with contracts for several Burns brothers and other riders approved, and licenses granted to many jockeys and trainers for the spring meetings of Westchester and Brooklyn clubs. James R. Keene’s Citizen set a selling-price bid record after Aqueduct’s third race, with Jimmy Rowe defending the colt.
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Sullivan- Farrell-Johnson Confederacy
Dr. Gardner
Martin
New Orleans
Orly II
Guy
Willie Burns
Tommy Burns
W. C. Daly
August Belmont
James R. Keene
H. P. Whitney
Westchester Racing Association
Andrew Miller
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Guy Burns
Charles Booker
James Brunner
F. Chandler
William Crimmins
John Carroll
J. Conlin, Jr
William Dugan
J. C. Daly
James Dennison
J. Diggins
Harry Farrow
R. ©. Gordon
Thomas C. Hurley
Joseph Kelly
Dean Lloyd
Arthur Martin
J. C. Mitchell
Richard Pickett
Isadore Rosen
J. Schaller
Wiliam Talbert
L. Williams
S. B. Billings
Richard Bauer
W. H. Borden
H. M. Davis
George Denny
M. J. Daly
J. J. Gallagher
D. T. Morris
E. L. McGuire
James McLaughlin, Jr
James Robertson
Frank Smith
William Short
Citizen
Aqueduct
Jimmy Rowe
Wisconsin Faculty Moves to Abolish Intercollegiate Athletics
In Madison on April 23, a small but influential faculty faction has prompted two Wisconsin board of regents committees to study athletic finances and the potential abolition of all intercollegiate sports. The regents will decide at the June meeting, with no impact on current athletics this year. Opponents condemn football as demoralizing and distracting from academics, while rowing and other sports face similar critiques, including the crew trip to Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Board of Regents
University
Poughkeepsie
Date Set for Army Navy Football at Franklin Field
The annual Army Navy game will be played at Franklin Field on Saturday, November 10. West Point, Annapolis, and Penn representatives agreed after a conference here. Tickets will be divided equally three ways among West Point, Annapolis, and Pennsylvania.
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University of Pennsylvania
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C. S. W. Packard
Des. William White
Pennsylvania
Chicago and Cincinnati Batteries and Umpires Listed
Chicago and Cincinnati game details show Lundgren Fraser and Kling for Chicago against Mason and McLean for Cincinnati with umpires Carpenter and Johnstone. The fragment references battery assignments and umpire names across the teams.
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Cincinnati
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Kling
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Carpenter and Johnstone
Pittsburg Batteries Beat St. Louis Duo In Exhibition
In St Louis the Pittsburg team defeated the St Louis battery pair Lynch and Phelps while St Louis countered with Beebe and Marshalk. Umpire O Day presided as the game concluded.
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O' Day
American League Games Listed For Today
Washington meets New York while Philadelphia plays Boston on wet grounds. Detroit travels to St. Louis as Chicago visits Cleveland with rain affecting Chicago versus Cleveland and New York against Boston. Final scores show Detroit 7 St. Louis 4.
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Highlanders Face Wet Field As Detroit Tops St Louis 7 4
Rain soaked ballpark ruins final game of series as Detroit defeats St Louis 7 to 4. Highlanders drop not from first in pennant race. Manager Clark Griffith cuts pitching staff sending Castleton to Atlanta and Hughes to Montreal. Detroit to meet Washington next, with Mullin and Schmidt behind the plate.
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St. Louis
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Atlanta
Hughes
Montreal
Washington
Seton Hall Tie Niagara In Ten Innings At South Orange
College baseball game ends 2 to 2 after ten innings. Other results include Yale freshmen and Mercersburg Academy tying 9 to 9 at New Haven and Bates defeating Tufts 6 to 2 at Medford Mass in ten innings.
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Pimlico Racing Report Hard Rain Fails to Dampen Attendance
RACING AT PIMLICO. Baltimore April 2 3. Track muddy and rain showers did not deter crowds with three favorites and four outsiders winning El Dorado Lawless and Azelina among the victors. Frank Somers ridden by P Hagan won the steeplechase. results list six races with times and placements for each.
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Pimlico
el Dorado
Lawless
Azelina
Frank Somers
P. Hagan
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Harvard Crew Changes During Spring Recess
Harvard University installed two lineup swaps in its crew during spring recess. Amberg moved from No. 5 to be replaced by Richardson, while Faulkner and Tappan swapped seats. Richardson, once a top ranker at No. 5, has recovered from an injured knee and is expected to join the boat when ready. The squad trained intensely on the river, with two daily sessions in the latter days of the week and a focused training table initiated last Thursday noon under Captain R. L. Bacon and 20 teammates.
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R. L. Bacon
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E. Parley
S. A. Fahnestock
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G. G. Glass
E. F. Hanfstaengl
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L. K. Lunt
J. F. Macdonald
C. Morgan
R. ~. Mulligan
J. Richards
J. Richardson
W. R. Severence
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R. M. Tarvin
J. S. Whitney, and
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Columbia oarsman out as Helmrich is ruled ineligible
G L Helmrich, No 7 on the Columbian boat, has been declared ineligible for study conditions. Cheadle moves to No 7 from the second boat. George Mackenzie returns at No 6 while Mitchell odds for time, replaced by G Norris, as the crews line up for first and second varsities with coxswains Rockwood and Durant.
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Helmrich
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Mitchell
G. Norris
Bratn
Jordan
Robinson
Cerusal
Boyle
G. Macckenzie
J. Mackenzie
Rockwood
Haightbow
Starbuck
Spalding
McClean
von Saltza
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Snevilly
Norris
Durant
Oarsmen at Syracuse lack form amid heavy crew
Syracuse April 23 Syracuse varsity crew shows heavy build but flawed technique as coach Ten Eyck notes high feather and clipped strokes. Freshmen lag in cohesion while Champlin leads stroke efforts with some port sway. Details list current lineup for varsity four and second units and their seat numbers.
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Spencer
Cummings
Champlin
Brooklyn
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Fisher
Nelson
Rice
Duvall
Andrews
Davis
Bow
Dodge
Hemenway
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Schiefer
J. Cummings
Forbes
Watson
Shimer
Knapp
Kengett
Bowen
Blocher
Hale
Shea
Graves
Peterson
Roberts
Wolfe
Timely Auto Topics Show Committee Meets in Times Building
A meeting of the show committee of the Importers' Automobile Salon was held last night in the Times Building. Plans for the December or January Madison Square Garden show were discussed with emphasis on space needs for exhibitors. The International show aims to attract top importers and many foreign cars have contracts signed. A later meeting at the Automobile Club of America will form the Automobile Importers' Society, with a call to independent importers for Friday 4 PM. Albany County approves closing state roads for a September 14 amateur auto cup, limited to Albany Saratoga Schenectady owners, five laps totaling 95 miles. cars over 4 horsepower excluded.
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A. Massenat
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Sidney Breese
Paul la Croix
Pe. Owen
G. R. Rheims
A. C Newbauer
W. H. Bernard
Arthur Waterman
A. M. Thackara
Albany
Board of Supervisors
Albany County
Albany Automobile Club
Saratoga
Schenectady
New York Americans vs Washington at American Park
At 3 30 P M today the New York Americans host Washington in a street game setting. Spectators expect a fast paced contest with local interest high and both teams aiming for a win.
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New York
Washington
Jacque
Larned and Wrenn Win Indoor Lawn Tennis Doubles
William A. Larned and George L. Wrenn Jr. won the round robin doubles title at the St. Nicholas Rink over Raymond D. Little and Karl H. Behr Jr in three sets 4 6, 8 6, 6 4. The final top contenders included May Sutton and A L Hoskins observing. Mrs Chambers was expected to defend her title this season.
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Theodore Roosevelt Pell
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A. L. Hoskins
Miss Sutton
Chambers
Little
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Strife Over Site for Western Doubles Championship
Chicago debate over where the Western doubles lawn tennis championship should be held dominates. The Crescent Athletic Club hosts a proposed special tournament bringing Western Eastern and Southern winners to determine the challenger for Holcombe Ward and Beals C. Wright at Newport. The Kenwood and Onwentsia clubs clash as meetings fail to decide a venue. The national association set the July week for the doubles, leaving venue choice to the Western Lawn Tennis Association.
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Columbia Relay Team Chosen For Penn Relays Saturday
The Columbia relay squad selected for the Pennsylvania relay carnival on Saturday includes A. Zink, G Hoyns, R. Marsh, and Benton Sanders. No official final time was recorded in trials, but Hoyns won the half mile in 2 minutes.
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Pennsylvania
A. Zink
G Hoyns
R. Marsh
Benton Sanders
Ee Hoyns
Official Soccer Football Guide joins Spalding library
The latest Spalding Athletic Library release presents The Official Soccer Football Guide published yesterday. It includes the complete revised playing rules, pictures of prominent teams, and a well written clean association football for schoolboys illustrated by many team photos.
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Spalding Athletic Library
Eams
Longboat toasted on return from Boston Marathon win
Toronto honors Tom Longboat at a large reception. He receives gold medals watches and gifts. City Council donates funds toward a public subscription to support Longboat’s education as part of a community effort to recognize his Boston Marathon victory.
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Nassau Country Club opens season with Metropolitan event schedule
A partial schedule from Nassau Country Club shows starts Saturday April 27 with a monthly handicap event, followed by a team match on June 13 and other events through July 4. The ninth annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship is May 22 to 25, with courses, ratings, and prize money noted. John Pirie recently joined from St Andrews has shown skill, and regional news covers prize money debates and women’s events.
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Alec Pirie
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