Quaker City crews triumph in Harlem regatta clash
Readable fragments recount New Rochelle High School winning a Memorial Day rowing event with Fordham Prep, Commerce and Clinton thinned by a collision. J W Kelly led the Verpet Rave Pink crew to a strong finish amid rough water near Harlem. Rooney and Livingston posted notable splits, while Clinton and New Rochelle sailors competed for a long, tense pageant.
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New York
J. W. Kelly
Pink
Lavenswood
Fordham Preparatory
Pordham Prep
Philadelfila
Poltimere
Utusiers
Colenba
Coburn
Kelly
Mer Reid
Atsrt
Hy Livingston
Neypmrele
Ts Jona
Zoho
Hum
Rooney
Mashattan
Livingston
Keith Livingston
Ashi
Ant Kelly
Mooney
Alber Percy
Zaha
Sas
Toomey
Apwon
Olle
Clinton
Mipfortuber
New Rochelle
Commerce
Flushing
New Enehelle
New Rochelle Boys
Ssnimagice Fnilow
Goosen
Kieth
Seth Pas
Tenna
Dsm
Ieee
Bodh
Union Boat Club Stars Defeated at Harvard Regatta
Cambridge and Harvard crews competed on the Charles River for the Harvard mutiation regata. The Union Boat Club stars were defeated in a midwater race by a Weld Boat Club quartet from Harvard, time 1 42 for roughly a mile. Noble and Peabody earned wins in later events, with Yale challengers also noted.
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Cambridge
Tonini Boat Club
Yale
American and Australian Riders Clash in Newark Velodrome Heat
Crowded Newark Velodrome hears a dramatic track event as American rider Kramer falls to Australian contender Grenda and Goullet. Alfred Hiren wins the mile dash with Goullet second, amid tense pursuit and strategic moves by Spears and Kenner.
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Newark
Frank K. Kramer
Ty 9Tra
Alfred Hiren
Alfred Guullet
Tod Pears
Sauce Cree
Toni
Chap Ramn
Grenda
Ranaway
Anid Inhody
Thoray Voen
Miraber
Hierar
Senate
Amerd
Ear
Ierelta
Tae
el Tei
Handy
el Ak Kopp
Ayiun
Pearce
Meare
Samae
Aurtrelte
Dee
Yu Yan
College Diamond Results Reported Across Teams
Yale AE Connell Harvard 1 Brown Amherst Willhamne Hartmouth 1 Holy Crome Columbie. In Chinese One Georgetown. 0 Fordham West Botnt, 18 Tin Regiment Wesleyan A Trinity Pole. TY Totes wo aC Hintes 18 Howden Manhattan 9 Beton.
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Yale
Connell
Harvard
Brown
Amherst
Willhamne Hartmouth
Holy Crome Columbie
Georgetown
Fordham West Botnt
Tin Regiment
Wesleyan
Trinity Pole
Howden
Manhattan
Beton
Harvard Triumph Over Brown In Hitting Thriller
Harvard edged Brown 14 to 10 in a high scoring game at Andrews Field. Charlie Brickley starred with a home run, four runs batted in, and a spectacular fifth inning hit as Harvard built early leads and kept Brown at bay with strong pitching from Crowell before Gram for Brown.
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Providence
R. J. May
Harvard
Brown
Andrews
Eddie Mahay
Crowell
Abe Cerrmaon
Charlie Brickley
Crimson
Hardwick
Babington
Crowe
Twasl
Murray
Hawe
Aram
Donovan
Wabingian
Johnaten
Ormaby
Ormsby
Marta Na
Boo
Yale Runs Up Huge Score On Cornell Nine
Yale overwhelmed Cornell 22 to 16 in a Memorial Day baseball contest. Pumpelly hurled the full nine for Yale, weathering one bad inning as Yale’s baserunning and swift steel work powered a high scoring game in front of a large crowd. Middlebrook led Yale with three hits and scored multiple runs, while Legore and Bush contributed key hits as Yale batted around in several innings.
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the Tribune
New Haye
Conn
Yale
Cornell
Bryant
Russell
Autterby
Yule
Pumpelly
Elis
Middlebrook
Legore
Satterby
Hassell
Vaughn
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Hile
Bush
Hunter
Pompelly
Rurhe
Milburn
Rhett
Reilly
Donovan
Gordon
Millburn
Unk Ik
Hurtee
Mulhara
Sutterby
Millehurn
Enced
Tee
Accond
Geilly
Milne
Amherst Defeats Williams Again in Baseball Tilt
Amherst beat Williams for the second time in a year at Dorrman Field on May 1. The visitors plated four runs in the first inning, aided by errors, while Williams managed only one run after the opening frame.
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Omy Tritt
Union Shut Out City College Nine In Nine Innings
Union defeated the City College of New York 7 to 0 as dominant pitching by the Union hurler held New Yorkers scoreless through six innings. Errors by Waters and Smythe aided the run total, with Union finally piling on in the late frames.
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Lonestady
May
Stendins
Anphomore
Vnon Col- Tree
Fles
Nebl
College of the City of New York
Farrells
Jing
Heatrick
Union
New Yorkers
Qhosenherst
Herret
Wrann
Twa
Joer
Oh Stattla
Waters and Smythe Avo
Cambnibian
Bi Toren &F
Lathah
Mulelee
Volumaee
Pate
Li Mere
Adelvan Eilon
Laparese
Reiman
Leesa
Brena
Wisere
Saeed
Magia
Nate Tate
Hmonen
Ereates Wales
Mateus
Hasiney
Syracuse University Triumphs Narrowly in Late Finish
A fragmented sports note from Rochester reports Syracuse University narrowly defeating a tall opponent in a late, high‑scoring contest. Names like Hamilton and Rider appear amid scattered references to players and innings, with unclear final margins and inning details.
Army Triumphs Over Seventh Nine In Batting Bee
Army defeats the Seventh Regiment of New York 16 to 8 at Wear Point South Carolina. The hitting spree included four doubles and a home run as Buardemen pitchers Coffey and Sarcka struggled with control and defense.
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ARMY
S.C
Hevent Regiment
New York
Herorn
Cdots
Buardemen
Coffey
Ubattage
Thera
Aida
Ara
Lilielih
Sarcka
Vietore
Sore
Regineene
Herkenstenyne
Georgetown Wins Catholic College Baseball Title
Georgetown defeats Fordham in ten innings to capture the Catholic College baseball championship for the second straight year. Martin pitched well for Fordham but critical moments favored Georgetown as the Hoyas won 6 to 5 in extra time on Fordham Field.
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Georgetown
Kelly
Fordham
Catholic College
Fai Itm
Byo
To & Doe Martin
Csaady
Standing of Clubs in International Games Today
Evidence from Newark shows Hersey City 2 Newark 1 and Sersey City 0 Nemarke 8 Mutuls 3 Toronto 1 Buffalo Rochester 8 Montreal 0 Montreal 11 Rochester 3 Richmond 7 Providence Richmond 10 Providence 8. Standings list Buffalo Providence Rochester Montreal Newark Richmond Montreal Newark Rochester City W L 1 4 and more noted through the day
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Hersey City
Orantiy
Mutat
Montreal
Hochester
Sersey
City
Nemarke
Mutuls
Toronto
Tuffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Providence
WTC W
F.C. Buffaty
Providice
Gao Foronte
Smith Saves Columbia In Ninth Inning Rally
George Smith, Columbia’s star pitcher, relieved to stop a Chinese University of Hawaii ninth inning surge at South Field. The Blue and White edged Celentiala 4 to 3 as Smith struck out the final Chinamen with bases loaded. Captain Jimmy O’Neale started on the mound early. Neale faltered later but helped the defense. Smith’s brief appearance suggests peak form for Pennsylvania game Wednesday.
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Columbia
George Smith
University of Hawaii
South Field
Smith
Celentiala
Columbians
Pennsylvania
Andy Coakley
Jimmy O'Neale
Neale
Ale Wae
Richmond Triumphs in Two Games Against A E Preitee
In a pair of contests, Richmond secured two victories over A E Preitee, with standout plays from Beales shaping the outcomes and confirming Richmond’s strong performance on the day.
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Richmond
Ae Preitee
Skeeters Carry Honors in Holiday Games
The Jersey City Skeeters swept a doubleheader with the Newark Indians, winning the morning game 2 0 in ten innings on a Bues triple and Barney’s sacrifice fly. In the afternoon at Newark, Jimmy King limited the Indians to one run, while Skeeters batters pushed across a run in the seventh on misplayed pop fly, as 3000 fans watched.
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Skeeters
Newark Indians
Bues
Tamm
Barney
Newark
Stu
Jimmy King
Indians
Pop
Tierney
Eddie Zimmerman
Barnes
Sewark
Feds
Seague
Ahunisis
Apwark
Sloop Anita Wins Regatta In Close Twenty Two Mile Race
The annual Barer Vek Club regatta featured forty yachts, with Anita captained by Goo Herr of the New Rochelle Text Club taking first in the first division by seconds over Amoret, while Carolina led by Stoddart finished strong in the handicap division. The event saw a large fleet struggle through light airs and calms, culminating in a final sprint past Parsonage Point and Mott’s Point buoys before dark.
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Tre Fresh Reese
Troy
Gale
Gooherr
Floret
New Rochelle
Ewtong Eau Arlem Yachtamen
Arives
Wil
Aring
F.C. Sullivan
Pol Foe
Aptaim Areeninger
Mott's Point
Hempstead Bay
D. Mallory
W. i. Child
A. GM
Anish
Wens
Charles G. Davis
George A. Corry
Davia
Long Island
Aloop
Vanitie
Steamboat
Steamboat Apes Ae Ake Headed F City Island About & O
Elonk
Wandicae
Ote
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