Navy Rout Army In Annual West Point Baseball Game
Navy outplayed Army in the annual West Point clash as six thousand fans watched a one sided 14 to 4 score. Navy pitchers Hyatt and Douglas split the win, while Mountford and teammates struggled with eleven hits and several errors by the Army field. The series now stands tied four games apiece.
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Mr. Rigler
Tigers Bury Amherst in Easy 9–0 Victory
Princeton rebuilt championship form and crushed Amherst 9 to 0 at Princeton. Heyniger pitched effectively, allowing only one error from the Tigers and thirteen hits off Brick. Every Tigers batter except Vaughn had a hit, with Heyniger homering and Harlan adding a three-bagger as Princeton dominated.
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Harvard Comes To Life In 4 To 0 Win Over Providence
Cambridge June 8 Harvard beat Providence collegians 4 to 0 at-baseball. Hicks pitched a masterly game for Harvard and shut out the visitors despite four fielding errors. Harvard collected six hits, four of them in the first three innings.
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SHECKARD EYES IMPROVE AFTER EXPLOSION INJURY
James Sheckard of the Chicago baseball team showed significant improvement after an eye injury when a bottle exploded near him. Doctors say there is no danger to his sight and he is expected to be ready to play in about three weeks.
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Chicago
Holy Cross Edges Yale In Sensational Ninth Inning
Holy Cross defeats Yale 1 to 0 in the ninth inning as Shay beats Yale with a safe at first and Larkin drives in the lone run. Dowd pitched well for Holy Cross, holding Yale to three singles, while Captain Barry made standout stops and throws for the Holy Cross defense. Attendance was about 3,000 at New Haven scheduled game.
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Date Set for Big Cruise of Yachts in August
Rejoicing at the New York Yacht Club marked Commodore Vanderbilt’s confirmation of the annual cruise dates. Yachts rendezvous at New London on August 6 and sail to Newport the next day for races including the Astor cups. The squadron anchors in Newport Sunday August 10, with the King’s cup race Monday. They sail August 11 to Vineyard Haven and on to Marblehead for August 14 events, disbanding August 15. Muster at New London and Newport expected to rival past years due to the new handicap class.
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Four players survive Felipe cup day at New York club
Theodore Roosevelt Pell Gustave Touchard Otto Hinck and Richard Palmer remained in the Felipe challenge cup singles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club as play halted. Pell beat Paret 6 4 6 4 while Hinck edged Connell 6 3 6 4. Other results include Palmer defeating Uhl 5 4 6 2 7 and Touchard-Rosenbaum advancing in doubles. Women’s titles went to Miss Marcus in singles and to Mrs. William H. Pouch and Miss Elizabeth H. Moore in doubles at Staten Island.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Otto H. Hinck
Richard H. Palmer
Felipe
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H. D.er
T. R. Pell
P. Paret
Otto BH. Hinck
Frederick C. Uhl
Manhattan
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Dimon E. Hoberts
Arthur H. Friedman
R. Perry
E. H. Jones
Albert J. Hinck
Gustave F. Touchara
Dr. William Rosenbaum
James Cushman
J. K. Smyth
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
E. F. Lee
T. M. Ivonohue
O. C. A. Child
M. B. Beals
T. KR. Peil
C. F. Watson, Jr
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G. L. Wyeth
G. F. Touchard
William Rosenbaum
B. M. Phillips
M. Goldman
Miss Marcus
William H. Pouch
Elizabeth H. Moore
Staten Island
Livingston
A. G. Miles
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Matinee for trotters at Speedway Park in windy conditions
Fourth road drivers matinee yesterday featured Invader driven by Andrew Crawford clocking 1:04 for a half mile. In the championship pacing class Who Knows, owned by T. B. Leahy, beat Kate Nelson and four others in straight heats as the wind slowed speeds and the track proved slightly firm.
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Yachts Start Marblehead Bermuda Race in Light Wind
Six yachts in two classes began the Marblehead to Hamilton race, 675 nautical miles, with a southeast breeze near 9 mph. Dervish led Class B at the start and later held a slim lead near Highland Lightship as the fleet pressed toward Cape Cod amid clear skies.
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Marablehead Rock
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Zurah
Yankees Suffer Third Straight Loss to Boston in Rainy Showdown
Boston defeated New York 6 to 1 at American League Park as Orth struggled for the Yankees while Glaze shined for Boston. Hall and McFarland sparked Boston with key two-baggers and a seventh-inning homer by Gessler, ending New York’s Western trip setback.
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Matty Mathewson Boots Boston in New York Giants Victory
Mathewson pitched superbly as the New York Giants defeated Boston 3 to 0 in the final game of a series. Bresnahan was sidelined by a finger injury after surgery. Seymour Needham and Devlin contributed the scoring in the second inning, while Doyle and Bridwell added the sacrifices. The Giants head to New York for a series with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Philadelphia Batteries Hold Washington in Low-Scoring Game
At Philadelphia the Phillies beat Washington in a tightly contested affair Sunday. Bender and Smith starred for Philadelphia while Falkenberg Burns Cates and Street contributed key plays. Connolly worked the mound for Washington as the game featured multiple early errors and late scoring bursts.
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Vanderbilt Cup Race Conditions Announced Oct 24
Jefferson D Mont Thompson announced fourth Vanderbilt cup race rules with a 250 to 300 mile course. entries by clubs linked to the AAA and major national clubs allowed, with a $1000 fee due Sept 1. weight limits, seating, and nationality rules apply, plus a US trial race to pick the final entrants.
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Automobile Club of France
Automobile Club of Germany
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Outsider Wins Derby At Epsom In Upset Finish
Signorinetta, an Italian filly owned by E. Ginistrelli and priced at 100 to 1, captured the Derby Stakes at Epsom, beating Primer by two lengths with Llangwm a neck back. Mountain Apple and Norman III followed as key contenders. the race drew a massive crowd and royal attendance, with notable owners like Vanderbilt and Belmont sharing reactions.
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Polo Victory for Rockaway in Philadelphia Cup Final
Rockaway polo team from Cedarhurst Long Island defeated Rumson Seabright New Jersey at Bala Philadelphia Country Club by 13 to 0. It was the third match in the local Philadelphia Country Club cup series with Rockaway receiving a nine goal handicap.
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Rossfenton Wins Manhanset Stakes at Gravesend
Rossfenton the gray son of Maxlom Sembrick led from the rail in the stretch to finish a scant length ahead of Blackford in the Manhanset Stakes for two year olds. Notter rode the winner while Xebec and High Range faded. Moorism King ran third.
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Harry Payne Whitney
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Moorism King
High Range
Teddy Koerner
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Ceremonius
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Pete
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Ironsides
Mr. Smith
Sandy Creeker
Superbas Triumph Over Phillies at Washington Park
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 at Washington Park as Lumley hit a third inning homer and Rucker pitched strongly, outdueling Sparks for the win.
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State League Results Snapshot
A J and G defeated Binghamton 14 to 0 while Troy fell to Scranton 2 to 0. Utica beat ene 1 to 0. Albany topped Wilkes Barre 9 to 8.
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Lawrence Rally Tops Fall River 6 0
In a high scoring finish Lawrence defeats Fall River 6 to 0 while New Bedford trails 7 to 0. Lowell edges Worcester 5 to 4 and Haverhill holds Brockton 2 to 4 with Lynn leading at ft.
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