Navy Dominates Army In Annual Interacademy Baseball Battle
The Navy crushed West Point 36 to 8 in the annual game, outslugging and outfielding the Army squad. Navy hitters, led by a strong first inning, chased Army starter Hyatt early as eleven midshipmen crossed the plate. Errors and muffed plays by West Point aided Navy’s big showing before about six thousand spectators, with Navy remaining unbeaten in the series at four games to none since last year.
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Gonser
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Balle
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Lamphier
Hambsch Gonser
Iches
Heverkamp
Pire
Mr. Rigier
Princeton Triumphs Over Amherst 9 to 0 in Return to Form
Princeton smashed Amherst 9 to 0 in a home game, 13 hits off Brick. Every Tigers player except Vaughn Tachlesniger homered or doubled, with Harlen adding a three-bagger. Kesziger pitched effectively as Amherst failed to advance a runner past second. Errors minimal and solid defense complemented the offensive burst.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
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Tigers
Tike Seuds
Brick
Vaughn Tatchlesniger
Ville Harlen
Kesziger
Amherst
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Lure
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Michaels
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Marian Heme
Heyniger
Jetari Vaughn
Sides
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Palmer
Eate
Hepniger
Bevniger
Ty Brick
McClure
Adame
Harvard Comes to Life in 4-0 Win at Cambridge
Harvard defeated Providence College 4 to 0 in Cambridge. Brown starter Brown struggled with six hits while Harvard produced four runs in the first three innings. Hicke pitched masterfully, allowing no runs despite four errors behind him, and Providence was shut out.
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Harvard
Brown
Providence Collegians
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Man Regains Sight After Bottle Explosion Injury
Minna, James Bheckard of the Chicago Nore baseball team, shows improved vision after an eye injury from a bottle explosion. He is described as not losing sight, with the incident occurring Merday and today’s updates noting progress and the Giants vs. game context.
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James Bheckard
Chicago Nore, Y T
Holy Cross defeats Yale in dramatic ninth inning
Holy Cross shut out Yale 1 to 0 in New Haven as Shay was ruled safe at first and Larkin delivered a three base hit. Dowd pitched six strong innings for Holy Cross, striking out seven as Yale managed three singles. Captain Barry's sensational plays and a tense bottom of the ninth produced the decisive run and a sensational season highlight.
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New Haven
Holy Cross
Yale
Shay
Philbin
Larkin
Barry
Felson
Dowd
Williams
Sharif
Cashen
O Larkin
Mansfield
Carney
Stevens
O Rourke
H. Jones
van Vieck
Howard Jones
Jones
Dines
Caden
Merrick
Date for Big Cruise Sets August Route for Yachts
News from the New York Yacht Club reports Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and flag officers fixing the annual cruise dates. Yachts will meet at New London on August 6, sail to Newport, race the Astor cups in August, anchor in Newport on Sunday, then race for the King's cup on Monday. They proceed to Vineyard Haven on August 11, sail to Nantucket Shoals, circle Cape Cod, and finish in Marblehead around August 18 with Owl and Gamecock colors races on August 14 and the squadron disbanding August 15. Muster at New London and Newport expected to be large due to prizes in the new handicap class.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
New London
Newport
Newport Harbor
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Nantucket Shoals
Cape Cod
Marblehead
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Marblehead Harbor
Four Players Survive Felipe Cup Singles Round Play
Theodore Roosevelt Pell led a field of forty eight to finish day at the New York Lawn Tennis Club as plays halted. Pell beat Paret 6 4 6 4 while Otto Hinck edged William Connell, and Richard Palmer beat Frederick Uhle in later rounds.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Otto H. Hinck
Richard H. Palmer
Harold H. Hackett
New York Lawn
Eeane H. Connell
H. D. Montgomery
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T. R. Pell
Patel
W. H. Owen
Frederick C. Uhle
Matinee for trotters at Speedway Park features Invader dash
The fourth road drivers matinee at Speedway Park saw rough track and a 1:04 half mile by Invader driven by Andrew Crawford. In the feature pacing class Who Knows, owned by T. B. Leahy, defeated Kate Nelson of E. J. La Place in straight heats.
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Andrew Crawford
T. B. Leahy
E. J. la Place
Kate Nelson
Pacers
B. Leahy
J. le Place
Yan
H. Toplitz
Boarin
Dr. Martineebessees
Dicker
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F. R. Bain
Aeess Abel
B. m. MC Reynold
H. G. Curran
Claes D—Trotters
Stente Ween
Lucy
B. m H. Riley
Kennedy
Bromley, Ch
William Cahilly
Charles Brendon
Yachts Start Long Marblehead Bermuda Race in Favorable Wind
Six sailing yachts in two classes set sail from Marblehead to Hamilton Bermuda, a 675 nautical mile course expected to take about four days. Dervish led Class B at the start, with Venona and Marchioness leading Class C early. Highland Light ship reported Dervish extending its lead by 3 pm as winds held strong off Cape Cod.
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Dervish
Corinthian Yacht Club
Esperanza
Atlantic Yacht Club
Brooklyn
Zuhrah
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New Rochelle
Venona
Eastern Yacht Club
Edith Anna
Yachtsmen’s Club
Philadelphia
Marchioness
Massachusetts Bay
Cape Cod
Dore Short
Marablehead Rock
Highland Light
Highland
Zurah
Yankees Lose To Boston In Rainy Game At Park
Boston defeated New York 6 to 1 at American League Park as Orth struggled for the Yankees and Glaze pitched well for Boston. Gessler homered for Boston, while McConnell delivered a timely single with bases loaded in the seventh. The loss drops New York to fourth as they head west on a long trip.
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Sullivan
Solvan
McConnell
Gessler
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Lord
Keeler
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Hemphil
Gessier
Oj Chase
Unglaub
Oj Stahl
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Soon Eener
Hall
Gesaler
Plitcher
Glave
O‘ Loughlin
Vanderbilt Cup Race Conditions Published by A A A Board
Jefferson De Mont Thompson, chairman of the racing board, announced the Vanderbilt Cup race conditions to be held October 24 on a course of 250 to 300 miles. Entries due September 1 with 1000 fee. deferred up to October 1 with double fee. Cars limited by weight, crew, country, and manufacturer rules.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of France
Automobile Club of Germany
Italian Automobile Clubs
Royal Automobile Club
Vanderbilt Cup Commission
United States
Racing Board
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Matty Mathews Giants Beat Boston 3–0 In Final Game
Mathewson pitched for the New York Giants as they defeated Boston 3–0 in the final game of a series. Bresnahan injured finger sidelined. operation today. Seymour, Needham, and Devlin produced the scoring in the second inning. Giants head to New York for a series with the St. Louis Cardinals tomorrow.
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Browne
Seymour
Bates
Needham
Devlin Seymour
Doyle
Bridwell
Devlin
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St. Louis Cardinals
Superbas Top Phillies 2 1 as Lumley Homers at Park
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 at Washington Park. Lumley hit a solo homer in the third to spark the victory while Rucker pitched strongly, outdueling Sparks for the win.
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Philadelphia
Washington Park
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Sparks
Local High School Scores Read Like A Season Stat Card
A., J., and G., all 14, are listed in a regional tally with teams from Binghamton and Scranton. Other scores show Troy 2 over Scranton 0 and Utica 1 over Syracuse 0, with Albany 9 against Wilkes Barre 8.
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Troy
Scranton
Utica
Syracuse
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Outsider Wins Derby Amidst Brisk Crowd at Epsom
Signorinetta, a 100 to 1 outsider owned by E Ginistrelli, defeated British American and French rivals to win the Derby Stakes at Epsom. Primer and Llangwm finished second and third as eighteen horses ran. The time was 7 minutes 39 4-5 seconds, marking the first Derby win by a filly since 1882. Royal observers and American owners including Vanderbilt and Belmont attended a day of record crowds.
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Signorinetta
E. Ginistrelli
Duke of Portland
Primer
Barclay Walker
Liangwun
Shotover
W. K. Vanderbilt
Seasick II
King Edward
Perrier
Mercutio
Belmont
Norman III
Mountain Apple
Lyne
Liangwm
Maher
Jeddah
Newmarket
Richard Croker
Rhodora
Vanderbilt
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Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
William K. Vanderbilt
August Belmont
John H. Gibbons
Gibbons
Sidney A. Cloman
Cloman
Phillips
Leonard Wood
Polo Victory for Rockaway in Philadelphia Cup Fight
The Rockaway polo team from Cedarhurst Long Island defeated Rumson Seabright New Jersey at Bala today by 13 goals to 0. It was the third match in the Philadelphia Country Club cup series with Rockaway carrying a nine goal handicap.
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Rossfenton Wins Manhanset Stakes at Gravesend
Rossfenton led by Notter from a poor start to win the Manhanset Stakes for two-year-olds, edging Blackford by a scant length with Moorism King third. Teddy Koerner rode Shapdale to victory in the final race. Deleanta topped the steeplechase, and Dandelion won the handicap at a mile and a sixteenth while Halifax and Brandy pulled up lame.
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New England League Scores Reported Incomplete
Lawrence 6 Fall River 7 and New Bedford 7, Lowell 1 to Worcester 4 and Haverhill 2, Brockton 4 and Lynn incomplete final tallies missing others remain unclear. Local box scores show varied results across cities with partial data.
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