Quaker City oarsmen triumph at Harlem regatta
Philadelphia crews led the New York Rowing Association Memorial Day event on the Harlem River. Quaker City won senior double and senior single events while New Rochelle High School topped the schoolboy race after a collision altered Clinton, with Fordham Prep, Commerce, and Flushing also in contention. About 10,000 spectators witnessed a day of strong oarwork and tight finishes.
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Philadelphia
New York Rowing Association
Harlem
Quaker City
J.B. Kelly
Vesper Boat Club
Tom Rooney
Ravenswood
New Rochelle High School
Commages
Clinton
Fordham Preparatory
New Rochelley
Commerce
Blushing
Fordham Prep
Altimore
Quakers
College Crewe
Fordham
Columba
Columbia Ight
Torth
Rooney
Kelly
H. Livingston
J. Zohn
Bohemians
Bronx
Zohn
Manhattan
Livingston
Speedway
Zoha
Zoba
Pone Ns
Honthouse
Zach
Philadelphian
Rooney Oil
Quaker
de Witt Clinton
New Rochelle
Flushing
Ford Jam Prep
Duter
Malta Moatany
Wie
Amiedel Boas
Nova Facia
Mansel
Sharmin Fireing Club
Manion
Union Boat Club Stars Defeated at Harvard Invitation Regatta
On May 31 the Union Boat Club centipede crew was defeated by Weld Boat Club from Harvard in a sea race on the Charles River, finishing the mile in 6 42. In the octopede reversed result, Union won in 6 18. Noble and Greenough School won the interscholastic eight for the Yale Challenge Cup. Paul Withington, ex Harvard oarsman, won the senior single sculls. C W Peabody of Union Boat Club won the junior title.
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Cambridge
Alas
Union Boat Club
Weld Boat Club
Harvard University
Harvard
C. W. Peabody
Union Bust Club
Australians defeat Kramer in Newark Velo Club race
Ten thousand spectators watched Frank Kramer lose the half mile championship heat to three Australian riders led by Alfred Grenda at the Newark Velodrome. Grenda won the final heat amid accusations of teaming while Alfred Goullet finished second and Rob Spears third as Kramer struggled to pass.
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Newark
Frank L. Krasmer
Alfred Grenin
Alfred Goullet
Rob Spears
Astralian
East Orange Wonder
Grenda
Goullet
John M. Chapman
Gouller
Spears
Kramer
Staif-nulln
Wen
Whitneon
York A
En Augie Lang
Iretzaten
Sik Ban Pranciogn Hind
Walter Wake Senne
Ma Tomlie
Atten Gren
Tioullet
Austria
Trowel Tabet Moewra
Wilson Manis
Low Riingel Newark Hh
Willan
Petts
Inwood
Prveteetociats
Prt
Gabby Walthour
Ernent Ackun
Preteanion
Varie
Dartmouth Wins Pitchers Battle 1 to 0
Dartmouth defeats Holy Cross in a pitcher’s duel with a 1 to 0 score. Holy Cross faltered late in the twelfth inning as the mound duel determined the outcome.
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Dartmouth
Hol
Preutcher
Holy Cross
College Diamond Game Results Show Mixed Scores Across Ivy League
Yale 8 Cornett vs Harvard 11 Brown 1 Amherst 6 Williams 0. Dartmouth 1 Maly Crowe 1. Columbia 1B Chinese Georgetown 6 Fordham. West Point 18 Regiment Wesleyan Trinity Union. MAC Rates 18 Bowdoin 9 Seton Mall.
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Yale
Cornett
Harvard
Brown
Amherst
Williams
Dartwouth
Maly Crowe
Columbia
Georgetown
Fordham Weat Point
Regiment
Wesleyan
Trinity Union
Ratte
MAC
Bowdoin Manhattan
Seton Mall
Harvard Noses Out Brown In A Hitting Bee
Harvard beat Brown 11 to 10 at Andrews Field in a sensational college baseball clash. Charlie Brickley and Frye homered, Hardwick tripled, and Harvard exploited bases loaded situations to power ahead while Brown rallied late but fell short. Crowell started for Brown, Cram closed, and Eddie Mahan yielded 19 hits for Brown.
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Telegrag
Providence
R. 1
Harvard
Brown
Andrews Field
Prawn
Eddie Mahan
Crowell
Cram
Crimson
Charlie Brickley
Crimson. Ie
Frye
Hardwick
Babington
Brown Ton
The
Thinson Hardwick
Pe Cram
Murray
Andrews
Donovan
Johnston
Ormsby
Marya
Bane i
Bane
Yale vs Cornell Memorial Day Classic Ends With 22 to 5 Yale Victory
Yale overwhelmed Cornell 22 to 5 before a large crowd in the annual Memorial Day game. Pumpelly pitched all innings for Yale amid wild hitting and base running, while Cornell used three pitchers and collected 25 hits including multiple extra base drives. Middlebrook led Yale with smart fielding and key hits as Legore and Reilly paced the offense with timely runs.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Cornell
Minelass
Bryant
Russell
Sutterby
Pumpelly
Blues
Yale
Elis
Capt. Middlebrook
Legore
Sutterbs
Burtie
Vaughn
Bill
Middlebrook
Load
Hunter
Milburn
Rhett
Reilly
Donovan
Gordon
Bush
Millburn
Shim
Duffie
Ilburn
Ebert
Tale
Pdinen
Vandh Aoettf Barker
Keating
Stlasend
Sneha Ene Panos
Amherst Defeats Williams Again On Weston Field
Amherst beat Williams 6 to 3 at Weston Field in Amherst Massachusetts. Williams jumped to four runs in the first inning and added another on a Lee homer in the second, but could muster only one run the rest of the game.
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Williamstown
Mass
Amherst
Williams
Weston Field
Lee
Willgame
Stattier
Domdrich
Lotemon
Monanie
Clarmen
Colswain
Michier
Parmorn
Munroe
iOllanes
Beene
Lolsebert
Bare Clark
Wolvuas
Union Trounces City College Nine In Schenectady
Union College pitcher Jenkins allowed only one hit and struck out eighteen as Union defeated the College of the City of New York 7 to 0 in Schenectady. Rosenberg started for NYC but weakened after six innings as Waters Smythe miscues aided Union’s offense.
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Tateesaph
Technie Schenectady
Jenkins
Union College Today
College of the City of New York
Farrell
Union
New Yorkers
Rosenberg
Schenectady
Waters
Smythe
Enson As
Georgetown Wins Ten Inning Victory Over Fordham
Georgetown captures the Catholic College baseball title by a 6 to 5 ten inning win over Fordham at Fordham Field. Joe Martin pitched steadily for Fordham but field errors in late innings doomed them. Georgetown's timely hitting and defense earned the extra innings win in a tense showdown.
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Georgetown
Kelly
Fordham
Joe Martin
Army Beats Seventh Regiment In Batting Victory
Army baseball team from West Point defeated the Seventh Regiment of New York 15 to 8 before a holiday crowd. Coffey started on the mound but struggled in the fifth and sixth, unleashing walks and hits as Sarcka relieved and halted the Militiamen's rally.
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West Point
N.Y
Army Baseball
Sevent Regiment
New York
Coffey
Army
Jnfeld
Eeven
Standing of Clubs in the International Games Today
Standings from games yesterday across Newark Jersey City Richmond Toronto and Montreal with results showing Newark 3 Jersey City 2 Rochester 83 Montreal 14 and Providence 8. Teams Rochester and Montreal lead divisions with Newark and Richmond jostling for position in a packed standings table.
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Newark
Jersey City
Richmond
Oronto
MufTato
Montreal
Rochester
Berney’ City
Faustus
Toronto
Providence
Rochter
Smith Saves Columbia In Ninth Inning Rally
Columbia called on pitcher George Smith to close out a 4 to 8 win over Chinese University of Hawaii at South Field. Smith relieved in the ninth with men aboard and no outs, striking out the Chinamen to preserve the victory and set up a matchup with Pennsylvania. Captain Jimmy O Neale started on the mound for Columbia and allowed two runs in the eighth before Smith finished the job.
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Columbia
George Smith
University of Hawaii
South Field
Smith
Celestials
Columbians
Pennsylvania Nine
Andy Coakley
Jimmy O'Neale
Chinamen
O'Neale
Columba
Richmond Wins Two Games
Two games were won by Richmond in a sequence that included victories over Proettanoa Mow and Fuerte-stttate. The results show decisive scoring blocks and strong offense throughout the day with 9 8 3 hook boa and additional key plays shaping the outcomes.
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Richmond
Skeeters Carry Honors in Holiday Games
The Jersey City Skeeters swept Newark Indians with a 2 1 morning win at home in 10 innings and a second victory in Newark. Bues tripled to start the deciding rally, Barney's sacrifice fly brought in the winning run. Jimmy King held the Indians to one run, with a dropped fly costing Newark a potential score. Crowd attendance reached about 3,000, the season’s largest.
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Skeeters
Newark
Barney
Indians
Tierney
Eddie Zimmerman
Feds
Monning
Newark Technae
AO Barney
Mowe
Thorpe
Messer
Parry
Mann
Jock'nere
Tuemnan
Pant
Huet Uh
Tuner
Wright
Saert Hutee
Allahan
Sarritee
Rinmeeman
Kral Verna
Fames
Apternoon
Nevait
Kraft
Zimmandy
Tao
Vaile
Heckingere
Ming
Gee
Sloop Anita First Home in baffling breezes regatta
In light southeast air the sloop Anita of class P owned by George P. Gran fleet captain of the New Rochelle Yacht Club won the thirtieth annual Harlem Yacht Club regatta. Anita beat Amoret by 2 1/2 seconds with 22 mile course. Sally X won second division by 23 minutes corrected. Several other classes were decided as breeze filled late and conditions remained glassy at start.
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Reese
Anita
George P. Gran
New Rochelle Yass Club
Harlem Yack Club
Appeneen R. B. Budd
John A. Crowley
Ediana
Breeze
Neptune
Farguton Lighthouse
E.H. Tucker
F. C. Sullivan
P 2. Fox
Brenzinger
Parsonage Point
Mott's Point
Works Point
Hempstead Hay
Fae
D. Mallory
Margaret
Stead
W. H. L. de B. Handley
Charles G. Davis
George A. Corry
Davis
Long Island
Vanitie
Weing
City Island
NG Mites
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