Memorable NYAC Track Meet Honors Fallen Heroes
The New York Athletic Club held a memorial track and field meet at Travers Island with about five thousand spectators. Joe Tighe won the 410 yard handicap and led a fast program including Lesera, Finlay, and Sellers in close finishes, while notable performances from New York U, Rutgers, and Winged Foot club athletes highlighted the day. Seated guests included two hundred wounded soldiers as Mrs. Charles Li McCloud presented medals and the band played.
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A. G. Cavagnaro
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Joe ‘Tighe
Herbert A. Buermeyer
Fime
Tighes
Tighe
Eddie Hosmer
Jack Sellers
Vighowie
Vinley
N.Y. U
Vinter
Tyho
New York University
Finles
Sellers
John J. Lesero
Dat Athletic Club
John W. Overton
Ianet
Lesera
Melville Schaefer
Brooklyn
A. A
John Sintons
Pat McDonald
Loren Urekizon
Eddie Rong
Jack Selle
Tohorts
Stevens
Lojean
Rutgers
Charles Li McCloud
New Rochelle
Crescent Club Nine Defeats West Point in Close Game
The Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn defeated West Point 4 to 3 at Army Stadium in a tight contest. New Mooners gained early runs in the first and third frames while errors, walks, and hard hits by Irving and Knox contributed to the visitors’ victory. Farrell held the Cadets in check after the opener as the Cuilets failed to solve his delivery in key moments.
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West Point
N. Y
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Army
New Mooners
Simely Wallops
Irving
Knox
Ft Vaws
Farrell
Cuilets
Keele Memorial Two-Flags Football Scoreboard Report
A compact recap notes a football score tied at 46 with two teams contending at a park site. Mentions Keen Memorial and related players, with partial scores and a late surge in the final quarter.
Latonia Track Meet Results and Mixed Placings
A fragmented Latonia results list shows multiple athletes and times with placements. Names such as Hughes and Latonia Derby figures appear among varying event outcomes, with monetary figures and weights noted, though many details are garbled.
Princeton Triumphs Over Penn In Fast Baseball Showdown
Princeton beat Pennsylvania 4 to 3 in a brisk game highlighted by sharp fielding and timely plays. Kirkland pitched well for the Tigers as Penn mounted threats but could not overcome a first inning lead despite multiple baserunners and key defensive stops.
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Penn
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Tigers
Sweeney
S'sters
Parsning
Cook
Straua
Bado
Trimble
Gray
Tiger
Harvey
Keyes
Hade
Mouradian
McNichol
Kirkland
Warwick
Air
Duiceming
Weed
Aoa 1
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Browns Win Easily From Washington 8-0
Browns defeat Washington 8 to 0 as Harper is driven from the box in the third inning after six runs. Thompson relieves and limits further scoring. Stolun, Geiter, Prothin and Sister Seriey Mayer notable for three-base hits. double plays and errors feature the game as St Louis wins.
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Washington
Louis
Harper
Thompson
Tamia
Tarolson
Pyea-linnn
Staler
Hases bin
Geiter
Prothin
Mayer
Thompron
Merede
Faut Utes
Lath
St. Toul
Leiath Ttson
Ott Taepan
Thompaon
Innines
Viampuon
Taeper
Shatler
Pitehar
Lanyon
Holy Cross Defeats Harvard In Tight Pitchers Duel
Holy Cross edged Harvard 2 to 0 at Wokgustel Massachusetts as Addie Gill pitched a strong game against Felton. Harvard offense struggled with only scattered hits while Holy Cross played solid defense and took advantage of scoring opportunities. The Crimson were shut out in the afternoon contest and the second meeting of the season.
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Wokgustel
Mass
Holy Cross
Marvard
Crimson
Addie Gill
Felton
Ousom
Harvard
Feitan
Ella Martin
Frisch Leaves Fordham for Giants Tomorrow
Fordham star Frank Frisch quits as an amateur to join the New York Giants. He will report to manager McGraw at Forbes Field tomorrow after signing a two year contract. Frisch, a versatile athlete praised for speed and defense, drew offers from four major clubs and is hailed as one of the nation's best all around players.
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Frank Frisch
Giants
Fordham
Polo Grounds
New York
Frisch
Bronx University
Prisch
M 19
Ben
Ununa
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Seon
Arthur Devlin
McGinw
Fordham Prep
Greater New York
Ace Ho
Keeunsaha
Holy Trinity School Dominates Catholic Meet in Brooklyn Field
Holy Trinity School of Manhattan swept the Catholic Schools Athletic League championship at the Brooklyn Athletic Field, scoring 85 points to lead St Cecilia’s 22 and Cathedral 11. The event featured numerous track and field finals with Trinity athletes claiming multiple events and top placements across sprints jumps and distance runs.
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Holy Trinity School
Manhattan
Ila
Catholic Schools Athletic League
Brooklyn
St. Cecilia's
Cathedral
J. McAuiine
Gg Cronin
Truly Nurin
Teen Hath
St. Homans
Nied
Tarmem Tiny
Zuly Pennitye
W. Tyan
Mattindeal Winnie S. Gunaldi
Mele Saindseile
Timm
Te Tuoaydaygh
Rerian
Trinity
Ryan
Catledral
Telernam
St Ceca
Throckmorton Wins Jersey State Lawn Tennis Title
Jiarold A Throckmorton defeats Lieutenant Voter Ball 6 2 6 0 on Montelwr Athletic Club clay to clinch the New Jersey State singles championship. Semi final saw Throckmorton beat Percy J Kynaston 6 1 8 16 while Hull eliminated Cedric A Major 7 4. The doubles tournament concludes this afternoon.
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Throckmorton
Annexes
Jersey State Laurels
Jiarold
A. Throckmorton
New Jersey
Montelwr Athletic Club
Voter Ball
Percy J. Kynaston
Hull
Cedric A. Major
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia in Pitchers Battle 4-1
June 7 Philadelphia hosted Cleveland in a pitchers duel that Cleveland won 4-1. Chapian drove in a run with a single and stole, Wambyanas added a hit, and an infield double play by Speaker helped limit Philadelphia’s scoring. Dowd and Perkins were involved in the ninth inning double play sequence.
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Toeat
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chapian
Wambyanas
Speaker
Dowd
Perkins
Kopf
Avamiepe
Frisch Shines in Rout of Villanova By Fordham Nine
Fordham baseball closed the season with a 20 to 3 rout of Villanova at Fordham Field. Frank Frisch led the onslaught with two singles, two doubles, a triple and a home run in six at bats, while MacNamara excelled on the mound. The nine's tenacity produced twenty singles as Fordham batted through the lineup.
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Frisch
Villanova
Fordham
Fordham Field
Bronx Collegians
Jones
Delahery
Murray
MacNamara
Frank Frisch
Pordham
Gianta
Pittsburgh
Beals Wright to Play Moward Voshell Today
Beals Wright, a former Davis Cup star, faces Howard Voshell in the final round of the Country Club of Westchester annual ingion Iaw tennis tournament. Voshell advanced by defeating Major G. K. Harran. Wright reached the final by beating Dr P. B. Trank. Earlier Wright beat Theodore R. Pell and Le Roy in prior rounds.
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Beala C. Wright
Howard Voshell
Country Club of Westchester
Voshell
G. K. Harran
God
Wright
P. B. Trank
Theodore R. Pell
Hawk
Robert le Roy
Lehigh Shuts Out Lafayenthe by 22 to 0
Lehigh defeated Lafayenthe 22 to 0 in a key game, with Lehigh taking control in the third inning. Johnson opened the inning with a double and scored on Heck’s single, Huck later scoring on Maginnes’s hit as Lehigh pulled ahead and evened the series. The deciding game will be played next week at South Bethlehem.
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Lehigh
Johnson
Heck
Huck
Maginnes
South Bethlehem
Cricket Results At Peorpect Park Longfellowa
Longfellowa, 44, AU Olympic Field Manhattan, 189, Pat MC Ulmer Park Tengemaart Rovers, 136, Colveuhla Guat Lae.
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Peorpect Park
Longfellowa
AU Olympic Field
Manhattan
Pat- MC Ulmer
Tengemaart Rovers
Colveuhla Guat
Unclear OCR sports scores mix from Southern Association circuits
Fragmentary text lists teams and scores across multiple leagues including Mobile, New Orleans, Springfield, Waterbury and Hartford with mismatched spellings. No coherent game result or date. text appears as corrupted race of team names and numbers.
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Southern Association Mobile
Nnahvilia
Drat
Standings and schedules for major league clubs today
Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Cincinnati lead Brooklyn 1 0 Chicago 2 1 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 0 0 Los Angeles 0 0 Chicago at New York Luis at Washington Yesterday New York 6 Chicago 4 St Louis 8 Washington 0 Detroit 19 Boston 5 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 3
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
DING
W.L. Pet
LAU St. Loula
Luis
Washington
St. Loula
Detroit
Cleveland
Tonia
Rowton
Clevel
N. York
Carl Johnson Crowned Athletic King of the Middle West
Carl Johnson of Michigan dominated the Western Intercollegiate Conference championships in Chicago on June 7 winning four events. He set two records while totaling 20 points, taking 120 yard high hurdles in 15.25 seconds, high jump 6 feet 2¼ inches, 220 yard low hurdles 27 seconds, and broad jump 24 feet 1 inch.
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Hicago
Carl Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
Michigan Victor In Conference Meet Thanks to Johnson
Michigan won the Western Conference Intercollegiate championships at Stagg Field, led by Carl Johnson who scored 20 of Michigan’s 45 1/2 points. Johnson broke two conference records in the run ding high and running broad jump events, while Notre Dame, Chicago, and Illinois trailed in the team standings.
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Chicago
Michigan
Stagg Field
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Illinois
Notre Dame
Smith
Gorgola
Oueth
Gilfillan
Ohm
Kirksville
Gorgas
Baker
Gallagher
Kansas Avares
Hamilton
Northwestern
Souf
Wisconsin
Inioh
Keeling
Indiana
McGinnis
Notra Dame
Paige
Ames
Curtis
Minnesota
McMason
Nebraska
Ha Gurion
Missouri
Wendy Hayes
Notre
Lewis
Mila Auri
Helah
Michinans Naber
Wabash
Guerin
Imne
William
Jeneen Minnesota
Jhierin
Wera
Michizan
Seiuhi
Stone
Ames Leagland
Tiny Tilssard Dash
Hayes
Wilson
Amend
Tree
Griffith
Ohio
Penn Runners Set 2 Records Ray Wins Mile
Penn’s sprint squad at Franklin Field set two new world marks in a meet with Meadowbrook Club and Knights of St Anthony. Elmer Smith Haymond Davin and Sanders ran the 400 metres in 1 minute 24 1 5 seconds and the relay 1 minute 27 4 5 seconds. Ray missed the mile record, finishing behind James Connolly and Robert Crawford as Penn claimed distances in the 500 metres and 100 yard events.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Elmer Smith
W. Creed Haymond
Frank Davin
Sherman Sanders
Meadowbrook Club
Knights of St. Anthony
Brooklyn
Franklin Field
Xavier A. A
New York City
Penn
Jose W. Ray
James Connolly
Boston
Robert Crawford
Lafayette
John W. Overton
Tele We Ray
Dtinoin
J. A. Connelly
Bustina
Gigi
Robert Crawsond
Lafayette College
Tim 417
Tenny Rave
Panne Wwanla CW
Haymond
Davy
Herman Sanders
Ewand
Megdow Wrook
Strony
Thine
Bellinger
Tate Fayette
Friedinay
Pennayivania Kopkle
Lafayette Tone
Kien Apitiny
Mfayetta Sweegady
Rete Shula
Thtray Penhel Priate Tine
NoiAtetre
Restey
Wittersty
Monnayivania
Wdavin
Lanter
Sethe Raymond
Eerund Avator
Bivok
Periwinkle Wins Second Race in Fish Class at Seawanhaka
Oyst er Bay Long Island June 7 W H Appleton's Periwinkle led the fish class over Course No 1 of Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. Periwinkle defeated Sabola owned by Dr. Bishop by 2 minutes and 92 seconds. Ira Robin, owned by J P Morgan Jr, followed.
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Oyster Bay
Long Island
W. H. Appleton
Periwinkle
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Centre Island
Sabola
Dr. Bishop
Ira Robin
J. P. Morgan, Jr
J. P. Morgan
Evander Childe Wins Fast Victory at Dyckman Oval
Evander Childe defeated the Moria High School nine B at Dyckman Oval in a fast game. Dunlevy struck out sixteen and won in the second inning with a double play. Score by innings shows a close contest with key batters and pitchers contributing for both sides.
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Evander Childs
Evander Childe
Moria High School
Dyckman Oval
Dunlevy
Flushing High and Manual Battle to a Tie in Meet
Flushing High and Manual Training High fought a tight outdoor track meet at the City College Stadium yesterday. Flushing High won several events led by Harms and a long jump, while DeWitt Clinton and Erasmus trailed by narrow margins as athletes from multiple schools scored points across running and field events.
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Flushing High
Meron
Gottman
PIS
Mit
Tec Stuyverant Mier
Ity College Stadium
Mian Ev
Jaap
Clinton High
Stuyvresant Heh
Igowne
Inchan Thie
de Witt
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Leu
Erasmus High
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Appel
Harms
Broadus
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Tray
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Rick
Bevrmue Walt Mienusoond
O'lerten
Frasnis
DeLand
Wehmont Mit
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Ranger
Hind
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Lirgent Migh
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Ienderann
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Loma
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Sademan
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Oust
Tine
Woedie
Fant
Low Hunter
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