Collett and Hardin Tie for Eastern Golf Honors
Glenna Collett of Providence and Miss Hardin, former Miss Hardin, tied for first in the opening round of the women's Eastern championship at Westchester-Biltmore. Edith Cummings of Chicago and H Arnold Jackson also figure as contenders as the field begins medal play for the 54 hole event.
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Providence PC Blanked by Holy Cross in Poor Show
Providence College failed to score as Holy Cross shut them out 15 to 0. Poor hitting and ragged fielding by Providence aided Holy Cross in the seventh inning surge. Other scores noted across various leagues include Waterbury 1 New Haven 0 and Mobile 7 Little Rock 6, with multiple minor league results listed.
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Hurlingham Polo Team Falls 10 5 to Argentine Side
London reports the Argentine polo team defeated Hurlingham 10 to 5 in mate at Hurlingham grounds. The Miles brothers led scoring with David Miles five goals and Rock Miles three, while Nelson and Lacey added one each. Hurlingham features W Finley Sankey Esl W Hopping W H Duckmaster and John Traill. Traill and Duckmaster credited for some effort though ponies limited. The match marked a season opener for the Hazards senior championship at Roehampton.
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Associated Press
Hurlingham
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Eng
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David Miles
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Esl
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John Traill
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Miles Brothers
Tock Miles
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Lacey
Urengs
Nels Pena
Roehampton
Boston Defeats St Louis 6 0 in Five Innings
Oeschger in good form and Braves blank cards as Boston tops St Louis 6 to 0. Pfeffer yields all runs in first five innings, with Care Cardinals errors and timely hits guiding the victory. Rowton, Molke, Bacre and Cruias contribute, while Molke, Descheau and Pietier noted for key plays. Losing pitcher Pfeffer.
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Syracuse Nine Topped by Columbia 2 to 0 in Short Game
Columbia defeated Syracuse 2 0 in a five and one half inning contest on South Field as rain interrupted play. Andy Coakley used Vanderilek to limit Syracuse to two hits, while a costly error by Frogone in left allowed the first run. Moceon and Barry added insurance in the second inning on Tedford’s triple, and Syracuse’s Zaccardo was steady despite the miscue.
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Serome
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Moceon
Barry
College Baseball Results Reported for Yesterday
Yesterday's college baseball results show Columbia defeating Syracuse 2 to 0 despite rain disruptions. Providence's Moly Croi, 18, delivered standout performance while Bartmouth faced Wallan in a separate matchup.
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Hypnotism in Golf and Sports Echoes Across The Ages
A quirky essay blends hypnotism in golf with football and tennis chatter. It notes California’s athletic prestige, British Open context, and rivalries among Hutchison, Hagen, Mallory, and Mallory’s Wimbledon challenge. It cites Ruth Cobb era contrasts, Greb versus Carpentier, and the hunt for faster sprint times.
Skeeters Rally In Eighth To Defeat Bears 4 3
Jersey City won two of three as the Skeeters staged an eighth inning rally with five hits and four runs to beat the Bears 4 to 3. The late burst produced the decisive margin and featured key plays by several players, including a double play by Baron. Newark references appear in damaged text.
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Ion
Baron
Three Homer Game Wins for Syracuse Star Niebergall
Syracuse catcher Charles Niebergall matched an international league mark by hitting three home runs in a 8 7 win over Toronto. His final blast came in the ninth with two out to lift the Stars, as Thompson took the loss.
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Dere
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Morgan Boy’s Illness Forces Harvard Rowing Exit
Morgan Henry, son of J Pierpont Morgan, of New York, who rows for Harvard, has to retire from the crew at the request of his physician after an attack of jaundice. He left after two varsity races and had previously captained the freshman crew and rowed at bow against varsity on the Thames. He was listed as number six this year and considered the likely choice for the 1923 plains, a top port oar.
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Tommy Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Hutchison
Wethered
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Hagen
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Jack Donaldson
Thames
Lovejoy Chosen Track Captain
ITHACA N Y June 5. F K Lovejoy has been named track captain amid ongoing preparations for the team’s season. The appointment highlights leadership as the squad eyes key meets and upcoming competitions.
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Ithaca, N. Y
F. K. Lo
Giants to Fly 1921 Pennant Before Game With Cubs Today
The New York Giants open their season hosting the Chicago Cubs as part of a holiday ceremony that includes the pennant raise. The Giants lead the NL by a slim margin and face strong Western challengers Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St. Louis in a crucial opener.
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Yankees Fall In Exhibition At Rochester 4 3
In Rochester on an exhibition night the Mocheater club defeated the Yankees 4 to 3 after eight innings of play. Ruth hit a ball over the center field scoreboard and Babe Ruth stood out in batting while New York’s defense showed strength but fell short in the fifth inning.
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James Time
MeInnis Sets New Mark For Errorless Fielding
MeInnis of Cleveland former Red Sox completed a new fielding record of 167 consecutive errorless games in a May 1991 stretch. He began the streak after an errorless prior season of 119 games, with 1,626 chances and 1,431 putouts, sustaining perfect fielding through the Detroit game.
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Three Feature Events On Card at Velodrome
Velodrome card features three main events. A 30 mile motor race sees Vincent Madonna debut against Berey Lawrence and Willy Appelbans. A 1 mile sprint pairs Reibestre with champion sprinters Pisat Eaton Spencer. A 3/4 mile match pits Kaiser against McNamara with Goullet racing Grenda and McNamara in the 2 mile handicap. The five mile pro event closes the program while amateurs also compete.
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Berey Lawrence
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Reibestre
Burke Harvard Track Captain Won by June 53
Burke Harvard was elected track captain in June 1953 as juniors led by W. and others won mile run events and set pace for the season.
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Harvard
Convenient corners for city shoppers in New York
Handy to all lines transportation corners advertise four shop locations near City Hall B and 13th Street Fifth 4 and 41st Street linking wholesale and traffic centers. The Herald’s 34th Street store offers Spring and Summer outfits with complete gear for boys, arranged for quick exhibition and easy access to the heart of the city.
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