Polo Match Postponed by Rain at Meadow Brook
The American defense crew led by Harry Payne Whitney faced a rain delay for the International polo cup clash with Finnish challengers at Meadow Brook. Officials postponed at noon due to a slippery field though hope remained for a 4:20 pm start. Weather concerns and farmer interests loom over the outcome as both sides adjust ponies and prep for the fixture.
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Tony Isand
Oficiala
Polo Association
Harry Payne Whitney
Efort
Teme Island
Staten Island
Wheatley Mille
Westbury
Hempstead
Garden City
Ieland
Engishimen Withal
London
August Belmont
Nottess
Condi
Cotton Tail
Rollo Ant
Monte Waterbury
Larry Wayrbury
Dewy" Milburn
Carters
James J. Kernochan
Lnte
Jimmy Kernochan
Ayers
England
L. St. George Cheape
A. Neel Eawarde
J. Herdresa Lloyd
Herbert HL Wilson
America
Lawrence Waterbury
J. M
Columbia Track Letter Attacks Scheduling By Former Member
A former Columbia track team member criticizes the current schedule in a student newspaper letter. He argues Columbia should not boast about victories over second and third rate schools and questions facing Lafayette and Pratt Institute as substitutes for stronger opponents. He says matches with Princeton and Pennsylvania were standard, and warns against ensuring easy meets to aid new candidates for upcoming seasons.
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Erithetsa
Columbiplent
Dial Meaty
Columbia
Pratt Institute
Stacouse
Lafayette
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Waraity Tetter
Weiter
Syracuse
Ito
Naval Academy
Pratt
Princetoo
Senators Rally Past Yankees 3 2 on Sixth Inning Comeback
Washington defeats New York 3 to 2 as Groome and Washington defense hold off late Yankee threats. A fifth inning run spree by the Senators, aided by three Yankees errors, seals the verdict after rain interrupted play and ended New York’s long road trip with two straight losses.
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Washington
Senators
New York Yankees
Ewabied Woenington
Oli Johnson
Yankees
Mat Chase
Athletics
New York
Boston
Warkup
Grotme
Wen
Sincie
Roach
Warhop
Daniels
Milan
Conroy
Hartzell
Selivelt
Groome
Theend
Johnson
Blair
Henry
Atth
Inemith
Arcoma
Welt
Gessler
Mian
Conray
Panter
York
Dantes
Tven Ie
Ano Whee
Rape Db
OFM
Yale Crew Shake-Up Sees Low As Stroke In Varsity
New Haven May 1 Yale crew announces changes as Low assumes stroke in the varsity eight and Van Sinderen is unseated. The lineup to race Harvard on the Thames shows Low at stroke with 7, Van Blarcom 6, Philbin 5, Scully 4, Tucker 8, Romeyn 2, Mields bow, Prosteneswain Copp. The crew prepares at Gales Ferry before the race, with Philbin moving into No. 4 and Tucker replacing him as stroke of the second crew.
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Low
van Sinderen
New Haven
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Thames
Varsity
Fallowe
van Blarcom
Philbin
Scully
Tucker
Romeyn
Mields Bow
Prosteneswain
Copp
Howe
Cornell
Princeton
van Linderen
Pennsylvanie
Phil Tin
van Binderen
Cat
Lalno
York
Adame
Maitland
Cox-Iewain
Cardinals Win Two Games In Doubleheader
The Cardinals won both games today. In the first game they defeated their opponent 4 to 2 behind late inning hitting. In the second game they exploded for 17 runs with visitors’ pitchers hit for nine batters as St Louis stretched the lead. Key players included Bescher and Harmon with solid contributions from Breananan and McQuillan.
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Louis
Cerdings
Pitckers
Lovie
Bescher
OY Mare
St Louis
Gweinnatt
Hoplitzell
Evans
Egan
Mobitaell
Mirchel
Leudte Plass
Jen
Hugatne
Konethy
Dorney
Hohjitvell
Gaspie
Clarke
Beck
Eaves Egan
Altlzer
Gaspar
Jookes
Ingen
Gerar J
Gaepar
Golden
Gaver
Sires
Fin
Sugee
Garpar
Bin
Geyer
St Louie
Cinetnart
Eveon
Johnetone
Definition of Amateur Tennis Players Sparks Controversy
The English Lawn Tennis Association subcommittees draft a new amateur definition noting many see players as quasi professionals. The rule sets restrict monetary gain, travel expenses, and roles such as officials, writers, or sellers of tennis goods to maintain amateur status.
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English Lawn Tennis Association
England
Coliege
Coun Iil
Rounel
Strong field drawn for Morrisown Morristown tennis cup singles
Thirty seven women players entered the Morris town Field Club event led by Erma Marcus Elizabeth Bunce and Barbara Fleming amid a heavy schedule of singles doubles and handicap events. Rain delayed the start but play began with the cup singles backed by a strong open tournament at Englewood and Knollwood with top players like Larned Wright Touchard Gardner and others expected to compete.
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Iaen
Morristown
Lst
Erma Marcus
New Jersey
Elizabeth Bunce
Frederick Schmita
Barbara Fleming
Miss Bunce
Tower Halt
Marion Swords
Marie Waanar
Hamilton
Clara Kuttroft
West Side Club
J. A. H. Hopkins
Frederick Schmitz
Ian Kissell
Hoos Tenney
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
William A. Larned
Beals © Wright
Gustave F. Touchard
Carlton R. Gardner
Raymond D Little
Harold Ho Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
Willam A. Larned
Wright
Niles
Theofore Roosevelt Pelt
Frederick
Colston
Yale Plans Fall Football Practice in New Haven
Groton School defeated St. Mark's 7 to 2 in a baseball game at St. Mark's diamond. Groton will report for Yale fall football practice in New Haven on September 14, two weeks before the season opener. Captain Howe ordered candidates to report in New Haven after summer training, with Morris named coach.
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New Haven
Yale
Lakeville
Howe
Westeyan
Morris
Teeoraphy
Huns Lp
Southboro
Mass
Groton School
Long St. Mark’s
St. Mark's
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Groton
Smith
Groton Bays
St Mark
Parkman
Taylor
Cunningham
Bradies
St Mark's
Wharton
Proton
Holconby
Brooke
Providence
Dygert
Vickers
BOS
Biglene
Sad Peenien
Uacpase
Hanherns
LO/Ergin
Sebie
Patt
Farcer
Toray
Matt
Ida
Wright
Prooks
Baltimore Providence Baseball Score Report
A fragmented game summary notes Baltimore 6 Providence 5 with scattered play details. Mentions bases stolen errors by multiple players and a late rally as umpires, attendance listed at 4 000 and several pairings including Wilros Parken Holcomb and Sturgis.
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Tasior
Boerner Iit
Wharton
Hartwheit
Frethinghem
Hatermb
Pitcutner
Len Firat
Halle Eve Smith
Wil x
Seatth
Witees
Dowble plave—Smith
Park
Nan
Taylor
Tendwick
Sturgis
Cunningham
Waseed Batle
Tradies
Iteh
Wiles Hie
Link
Wilros
Parken
Holcomb
Wells
Vanderbilt's Harmson Place In France Event
Harmann finished second in the Pris Brienne race held at Le Tremblay France. A Princeton game scheduled for May 21 against Holy Cross was cancelled due to rain.
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Vanderbilt
Harmson
le Tremblay
France
Vanderbilt's
Harmann
Princeton
Prinesetom
Holy Cross
Yale and Harvard Play to Extra Innings in Fatal Tie
Yale and Harvard battled to a thirteen inning tie as rain halted play and the teams left the field with no winner. Yale’s catcher homered early, Reed and Wingate produced key hits, while Brown dominated the mound fanning twelve in relief. Harvard failed to convert chances after extra sessions, with mixed fielding and missed opportunities defining the late drama.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Ole Bol Alors
Pfleld
Ignis
Priness
Harvard
Buster” Brows
Tal Fn
Serated
Flarvard
Wingate
Neld
Feld
Reynolds
Royle
Waterman
Sesssons
Brown
Bribpe
Gates
Itarpham
Hinen
Furdert
Lolfhiddie
Bernoiar
Dirk
Tandaih
Ninrh
Boyle
Gilles
Empires
Cadets Down Syracuse In Home Game Win
West Point defeated Syracuse 3 to 2 as Cottrell held the visitors to two runs while striking out twelve. Whiteside hit a fourth inning homer for West Point and Lileea, Cottrell, and Stracues led a late threat, with Myatt fanning eleven for Syracuse.
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Teramion Oo Pom Rene
West Point
Syracuse
Cottrell
Whiteside
Cadets
Vistors
Hyatt
West Point Syracuse
Tibpoas Tiboose Lyman
Gok
BTL
Riley
Davenpars
Sadrier
Tilea
Stracues
Myatt
Bells
Offatt
Cetelt
Farmer Qutpoints Ryan in lively ten rounder at Sharkey Club
Joe Farmer edged rival Ryan in a hard fought ten round bout at Sharkey Athletic Club last night. Both fighters matched speed and tempo, but Farmer pressed the pace with hard rights drawing blood early and winning a close decision that many thought a draw.
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Sharkey Athletic Club
Joe Fermer
Lile Ryan
Art
Ryan
Farmer
Clinton to Meet Commerce in Dual Track Meet
De Charon High School track team to face Commerce athletes at Pastime Oval on 90th Street and Avenue A this afternoon in a dual track and field event. The report also notes a Phillips Exeter 4 Dartmouth Freshmen 2 baseball game result from May 8. A local Hunnewell Kansas mayoral note mentions a cartoon caricature and a scotch cartoonist joke.
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Clinton
Commerce
de Charon High School
High School of Commerce
Pastime Oval
Avenue A
Dartmouth
Phillips Exeter
Dartmouth College
Plainfield Horse Show Opens With Notable Exhibitors
The Plainfield Riding and Driving Club’s annual horse show runs June 1 to 3. A grand total of 2 entries includes post entries for the championship, with many well known exhibitors such as Avondale Farm J Y Harriman Flor ham Hackney Stud George Watson Miss Dorothy Webb and others listed among the participants.
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Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
Uist
Avondale Farm
J &Y Harriman
Florham Hackney Stud
George Watson
Motel
Lambert Sackett
W. A. Medman
Jons F Spratley
C.F
Georg Guetay Robie
John J. O'Donohue
James Smithsd
Ralph le Vail
Percy A Prury
Wiliam ‘Springler Mitchell
Floward We Beebe
John Doote
Grin BeSaulin
Aldan
Francie J Dantoriy
Alvan Williston Parry
Keater T. Neal
Reginald
Vanderbitt
Protest over Mulford finish in Indianapolis auto race
Protest filed by Brown against Mulford Lozier finish at the speedway followed a troubling timing failure. Judges and officials screened time records while noting other wire connections functioned slowly. Injured drivers and mechanics were treated at a local hospital as Harroun led at the finish amid disputed scoring and car conditions.
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Indianapoli
Mulford
David Brit. Brown
HA. Varner
Charles Sedwick
American Automobiliasociation
8. M. Butler
American Automobile Asociation
CB Bhuart
Motor Speedway
Wevers
Logier
Vogler
Ifiaeroun
Marmon
Stateford
Ward
Muleford
Harroun
Frank Alle
Methodist Hosni
Harry Kolgar
John T. Glover
C L. Amberson
Case Car
Arthur Greiner
S. P. Dickson
Bob Evans
Jackson
David Lewis
Lozter
Tapi
European Tour in Auto William T Lewis Covers 23670 Miles
William T Lewis chairman of Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co and Mrs Lewis recently completed nearly a year touring Britain and Europe in a Mitchell car Their mileage neared 23670 miles with exposure to Italian roads and Scottish and Irish weather Frank X Zirbes piloted the car noted for a celebrated wartime drive The Russian capital visit coincided with the imperial war department awarding the model for reliability and durability on strenuous work
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William T. Lewis
William 7. Lewis
Mitchell-Lewis Motor Company
Recine
Wis
Lewis
Britteh Isles
Europe
Mitchell
Sweden
Norway
Leis
Frank X. Zirbes
New York
San Francisco
War Department
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