Cornell Wins Track Title From Penns Strong Squad
Cornell routs Penn and rivals to win the intercollegiate track meet at Harvard Stadium led by Welker Smith Mayer and Ivan Dresser. Dresser set an ICAIA record in the two mile, Cornell's Wa t and Johnson star in hurdles and sprints while Michigan Yale and Dartmouth score key points. Disappointing absence of Frank Shea from Pitt ham trials noted.
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Ivan Dresser
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Michigan
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Lafayette
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Pittsby
Traly
Track events chaos yields scattered results and errors
The report lists lengthy, garbled race results with multiple misspelled names and inconsistent punctuation. It cites winners in sprints and distance events such as the 100 FAND DASH and MILE RUN, plus placings for Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Penn, and others, but the text is muddled and hard to parse.
Kumagae and Hunter Win Yonkers Doubles Title
Kumagae and Hunter captured the Yonkers doubles crown by defeating Elliott Bingen and Embree Henderson 8 1, 6 3 in the final round of the annual Amackas sin kers invitation. The event featured a mid match partners swap in men’s doubles and served as a sendoff for Clarence Griffin and Will Davis before their departure for France.
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Francia T. Hunter
Amackas
Clarence J. Griffin
Willi Ti
Davis
Califorpany
France
Griffin
Robert Lindsey Murry
Fox and Botsford in Two Tennis Victories
Fox and Botsford won two doubles matches at Port Washington on Long Island during the Jay and Queens counties championship. They defeated E Davenport and D Lahey and then reached the final round with Alfred Walker, advancing after a 4 game win in the opening round.
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Michigan Triumphs in Tenni s Meet at Chicago
Michigan wins at Chicago May 21 in a tennis meet. Walter Werbrook and N. Th Jr. defeated Adar and Henry Uton of Minnesota 6 1 2. Werbrook and N. Th Jr. also beat Bry Ht Adams of Minnesota 6 4 7 6.
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Walter Werbrook
Mtar Loftiider
Wolverines
Bry Ht. Adams
Minnesota
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Adar
Henry Uton
Minnewote
Yale Crew Shifts Quarters Back to The Thames River
Yale launches a seasonal move from New Haven to Yale's Ferry on the Thames for its two varsity eights with substitutes and staff. The crews station at Payne Whitney dormitory near Gales Ferry ahead of June 26 regatta with Harvard, while freshmen compete in Philadelphia before joining the Thames training site. The Yale navy investment on the Thames totals about 100000 and is leased to Navy submarine base officers. Harvard details pending arrival at Red Top quarters two miles below Gales Ferry. Each squad fields about thirty five oarsmen including varsity and frosh.
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Wesleyan Ninth Triumphs in Eleven Inning Tilt over Dartmouth
Wesleyan beats Dartmouth 8 to 7 in eleven innings at Andrus Field Middleton Conn. Bateman homered with two on to force the ninth inning tie and Connolly starred with four of five at bat. Raines stood out defensively as Wesleyan secures the win in a marathon game.
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Michigan Star Westbrook Wins Western Conference Tennis Final
Walter Westbrook of Michigan defeated Henry Adams of Minnesota in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-2 to win the Western Conference tournament title in Chicago.
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Chicago
Walter Westbrook
University of Michigan
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University of Minnesota
Barringer and East Orange Lead in New Jersey Interscholastic Meet
Burringer High School athletes won the New Jersey Interscholastic League outdoor meet in Hoboken with 88 points, led the boys' titles, while East Orange finished second with 66 points and Dickinson third with 44. William McGue set a javelin mark of 141 feet 10 inches, Nelson Sherril starred with three wins in pole vault high jump and 140 yard hurdles, and A Wosstrott led Barringer's scoring.
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Noted Turfman and Derby Winner Dies Abroad
London reports the death of A. W. Cox famed racehorse owner. His death voids the nomination of Munilardo for this season’s classics. Cox bred and owned two Derby winners Lemberg and Gay Crusader and Oaks winner My Dear. He also produced Bayardo, Eclipse Stakes and Ascot Cup victors.
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A. W. Cox
Cox
Mr. Winne
Bayardo
East ern shooter accepts 100 target match challenge
The challenge to William Heer for a 100 target contest with a maid bet of 5000 dollars in Victory Konda was accepted by Frank M Troch of San Francisco. He met Troch that year and defeated him by three targets. The men will meet next month.
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Konda
Frank M. Troch
San Francisco
Troch
Women Golfers in Title Tourney This Week at Apawamis
Entries for the Woman's Eastern Golf Association championship at the Apawamis Club were announced with about fifty entrants so far and post entries welcome at the clubhouse. The event features 18 hole medal play on tomorrow and Tuesday, followed by a team competition for the Griscom Cup among New York, Boston and Philadelphia districts.
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New York
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Wiliam Mullowe
Cavers
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Dave
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Waniteeton Mien
Tanen Roborais
Miss Goss Defeats Mrs Raymond on Pelham Courts
Miss Mlennie Goss of the West Side Tennis Club defeated former Metropolitan champion Mrs. Fa ward W. Raymond 6 1 6 0 in the final of the women’s invitation at Trot ham Country Club. doubles titles went to Miss Helene Pollak and Miss Melon Gilleaudeau defeating Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Benjamin Uriggs 4 5 6 64.
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Mlennie Gays
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Melon Gilleaudeau
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Mira Goss Triumphs In Tennis Fest With Two Sets
The report notes Mira Goss winning two straight sets 6 4 in a tennis fest, with rapid smashing and volleying. It records match points, game counts, and total points for Miss Goss and Mrs Raymond in a terse score summary.
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Amherst Wins First National Freshman Efficiency Test
Amherst College wins the first National Freshman Efficiency Test organized by the NCAA led by Brigadier General Palmer Vieree. A loving cup will be held in trust for Amherst and awarded next year to the winning institution. The test counted 80 percent freshman class participation with an average score across these participants.
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de Loving
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Former Cornell Star To Stroke A E f
Lieutenant Homer J. Brooks of Cornell has been chosen to stroke the American crew for an international race on the Seine April 27. Brooks rowed in college as freshman year and later in the 1912 junior varsity and varsity boats. Brinkerhoff and Royal Bird will also row on the crew, with Brinkerhoff having stroked varsity and junior varsity boats and Bird a member of the class of 1916.
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Cornell
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James FE
Brin Herhoff
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Royal G. Bird
B.S
Brinckerhotted
Varalty
Ried
Leland Stanford
Poughkeepsie
Duck Pin Championship Opens at White Elephant Bowling Academy
A monster inter state duck pin tournament starts June 18 at the White Elephant Bowling Academy. Several thousand dollars in prize money will be awarded.
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White Elephant Bowling Academy
Renew Soccer Cup Series in Scotland to Resume
At the Scottish Football Association annual meeting on May 11, the cup competitions were approved to restart next season, the first since 1914. The Scottish Cup and qualifying cup will resume after a long hiatus.
Willard Will Reach Toledo Camp Tonight
Willard Will Reach Toledo Camp Tonight as Jess Willard visits his wife and five children in Lawrence before resuming training for the July 4 bout with Jack Dempsey. Dempsey trains in Lawrence and Toledo preparations continue as promoters plan the big match.
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Jess Willard
Jess
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Milt Tate
Tate
Terry Kellar
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Kearne
Dempsey Dal
Jamsion Kid
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Inter Allied Meet Programme Outlined at Pershing Stadium
Public release details the Inter Allied Games to be held at Pershing Stadium on June 24 to July. The program lists events across athletics swimming fencing shooting boxing and team competitions including 1000 metres, 200 metres, relay races, javelin, weight events, and military skills notably revolver and automatic pistol rounds.
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Columbia Cubs Fall to Yale Freshmen in Nets Test
In New Haven on November 21 Yale freshmen defeated Columbia by a close margin in a tennis match. C. L Williams of the Elis beat A. Ry Sex mildeoj aid prize with McCord defeating A. B. Seovil and E. Seowil in singles. Beret played No 4 for Columbia and forced a three set match before losing.
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Swithh McCord
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Deatles Beret
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Columbia
Harvard Creene Baseball Coach Gets Tryout With Washington
Margard Couch, Harvard Creene baseball coach, received orders to report to the Washington Americans on Monday for a tryout as an infielder. He previously played with the Cubs briefly last year and in the Western League.
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Cambridge
Mays
Martin Shea
Harvard Creene
Washington Americans
Cubs
First Central American Golf Tourney Opens in Panama
The Panama Golf Club hosts the first Central American golf tournament with sixty players competing starting May 1. The event marks a historic start for the region’s golf scene and brings together regional players at the Panama venue.
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Central America
Panama Golf Club
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