Princeton Defeats Yale in Record Crowd Baseball Game
Princeton defeated Yale 15 to 5 at University Field in Princeton New Jersey as the largest crowd of students graduates and guests attended. The game featured many errors but also several brilliant plays with Yale going out early and Princeton taking a comfortable lead throughout.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
University Field
Tigers
Yale
Steinwender
Cosgrave
Princeton Triumph In Ragged Batting Slugfest
Captain Greene led Princeton with a long drive and a four base hit by Hillebrand and Cosgrave powered the assault. Meier reached first on Winslow's error and Steinwender scored as Princeton rallied for four runs in the early innings. Underhill baffled visitors for four, while Robinson’s curves troubled Princeton before they broke loose.
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Meier
Winslow
Steinwender
Princeton
Robinson
Green
Burns
Hillebrand
Cosgrave
Yale and Princeton Play Tie In Narrow Baseball Tilt
Yale and Princeton split the day’s game with Yale scoring two runs in the final inning to tie 5 5. Sharpe and Waddell starred on defense with sharp catches and a double play. Robertson started for Princeton, then Sharpe returned, while Underhill earned the final strikeout. The tie will be replayed in New York next Saturday.
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Hill
Yale
Sharpe
Waddell
Robertson
Tigers
Underhill
New York
Princeton
Guernsey
Wadiel
Hare
Pearson
Cook
Winslow
Cosg
Cosgrave
Hirebrand
Ba Engrave
Shaw
Underhit
Tom Burne
Harvard Defeats U P in Second Baseball Win
Harvard topped the University of Pennsylvania 11 to 3 in Cambridge with Clarkson strong on the mound though imperfect support. The Crimson bunched hits and capitalized on Penn errors as Reid contributed a home run and Devens and Ganthrope added two base hits. Attendance 2,500.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Clarkson
Pennsylvania
Reid
Noble
Devens
Ganthrope
Wendell
Stillman
Fincke
Coolidge
Frantz
Layton
Snyder
Seventh Regiment Defeats West Point In Baseball Clash
In West Point New York on June 8 the Seventh Regiment bested West Point 7 to 2. Fisher contributed runs for Orange, Roberts hit a home run under the bleacher fence, and Williams Leonard turned a double play to spark the win. Batteries Terry Hind Graham Hackett.
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Orange Oval
Fisher
Orange
Marions
Roberts
Williams
Leonard
Seventh Regiment
West Point
N. Y
7Th Regiment
Terry and Hind Graham and
Hackett
Rutherford Defeats Alert In Narrow Baseball Victory
Rutherford Athletic Association blanked Brooklyn's Alert Athletic Club until the eighth inning when Oliver singled Garoni tripled and Ayers doubled to win 2 to 6. Rutherford had two runs on four hits with two errors while Alert made four hits and committed two errors.
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Rutherford
N. J
Rutherford Athletic Association
Alert Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Oliver
Garoni
Ayers
Alert
Garonit and
McCann
Austin and
Vise
Crescent A C Beats 69th Regiment In Bay Ridge Game
Crescent Athletic Club defeated the 69th Regiment yesterday at Bay Ridge by a wide margin. The final score shows Crescent A C ahead with a dominant offensive showing. The report highlights Crescent A C scoring burst and the soldiers’ weak defense.
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Crescent Athletic Club
69Th Regiment
Bay Ridge
Crescent A. C. Orsceves
Moore Downs Jones In Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Final
A large crowd gathered at Kings County Tennis Club Brooklyn to watch Miss Bessie Moore defeat Miss Marion Jones in three straight sets after a close Washington match. Both doubles and mixed events followed with Paret and Le Roy prevailing in men’s doubles and Moore pairing with Paret advancing in mixed rounds. finals are set for tomorrow.
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Kings County Tennis Club
Kingston-ave
Dean St
Brooklyn
Bessie Moore
Marion Jones
Miss Moore
Washington
Miss Jones
Staten Island
New York
Bostwick
le Roy
J. P. Paret
O. B Smith, Jr
F. H. Sanborn
Yale Dominates Columbia In Morning Singles At New Haven
Yale decimates Columbia 4-1 in morning singles at the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club with Mahan, Cushing, Thurber, White, and S. L. Russell among the notable results. Afternoon doubles see Yale win both matches in straight or decisive sets. A dinner for visitors followed.
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New-Haven
Conn
Yale
Columbia
A. E. Thurber
H. L. Galpin
R. H. White
P. K. Condit
W. B. Simmonds
Childs
Galpin
White
Cushing
Plummer
Russell
Mahon
Montclair hosts N J I A A tennis finals
The New Jersey Intercollegiate Athletic Association finals were held at the Montclair Athletic Club. Newark Academy’s 5 Hobbie defeated J Bramhall in singles 6 2 9 7 6 2. In doubles J Reynolds and W Marcus of Montclair High beat Bramhall and R Young 6 3 6 3 6 2.
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Montclair
N. J
New Jersey Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Montclair Athletic Club
5. Hobbie
Newark Academy
J. Bramhall
J. Reynolds
W. Marcus
Montclair High School
R. Young
Weather Review Forecast for Today and Monday
The telegram reports a broad rain and cloud area over Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio Valley, and the Carolinas with cooler conditions in the central region. Unsettled weather continues in the West and Northwest with scattered showers, while the lake region sees fair weather. Winds shift from westerly to variable along the Atlantic coast as the forecast calls for showers across eastern districts today and Monday.
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Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Carolinas
Mississippi
Dakotas
Missouri Valley
Middle Eastern
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
European
Tribune Local Observations Weather Report
The weather yesterday was partly cloudy with temperatures from 65 to 69 degrees and an average of 63. Today is expected to be partly cloudy. The report compares this day to Friday and to last year’s date.
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Tribune Office
Cincinnati Defeats New York as Mathewson Struggles at Home
In a large crowds weekday game in Cincinnati, the Reds topple the New York team 6 to 4. Mathewson allowed heavy hits in the fourth and fifth innings, with Irwin's error aiding Cincinnati’s rally. New York added a late push but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Cincinnati
New York
Mathewson
Cincinnatis
New-York
Hahn
Irwin
McBride
Selbach
Crawford
Steinfeldt
Buelow
Magoon
Beckley
Hickman
Davis
Ganzel
Chicago
Philadelphia
Taylor
White
Orth
Kitson Dominates Pittsburg as Brooklyn Wins Easy
About seven thousand fans saw Brooklyn defeat Pittsburg as Kitson overwhelmed home hitters. Tannehill and Wiltse allowed hits but Brooklyn's early lead held, with notable defense from Seeier at third. Final score indicated Brooklyn 7 Pittsburg 1, with strong pitching by Tannehill and Kitson.
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Pittsburg
Tannehill
Wiltse
Kitson
Seeier
Brooklyn
Beaumont
Kelley
Seschey
Keeler
Marke
Scheckard
Warr. Rf
Daly
Field
Dahlen
Leach
McCreery
Fly
Davis
Rf Zimmer
MetGuire
O Kitson
Larned
Pittsurg
Wagner Leach Daly
State and league baseball scores from multiple games
Scores from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and Boston games with several leagues listed. State League results include Cortland 1, Schenectady 0. Binghamton 2, Mion 1. Rome 9, Albany 4. Eastern League Worcester 7, Buffalo 6. Hartford 4, Montreal 2. Providence 8, Toronto 0. Western Association Columbus 7, Toledo 5. Louisville 5, Wheeling 0. Indianapolis 7, Fort Wayne 5. Dayton 6, Marion 4. Other fields note Bowdoin 11, Portland 6. Amherst 1, Wesleyan 0. Chicago 6, Ann Arbor 3.
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State League
Schenectady
Cortland
Binghamton
Mion
Rome
Albany
Worcester
Buffalo
Hartford
Montreal
Providence
Toronto
Western Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Marion
Portland
Columbia
Bowdoin
Amherst
Wesleyan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Chicago
Manchester
Andover
Exeter
Williamstown
Williams
Unton
Crescent Team Beats Montreal at Bay Ridge Lacrosse
The Crescent lacrosse club defeated the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association 5 to 2 at the Crescent Athletic Club in Bay Ridge. Montreal, a strong Canadian side, suffered a surprising loss as McCarthy of Montreal was injured twice and carried from the field. Key players for Crescent were De Casanova Wall Kennedy and McConaghy, while Coppin Lunan and Curry scored.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Bay Ridge
Montreal
Canada
McCarthy
Lunan
McCarthy Coppin
Hamilton
de Casanova
Wall
Kennedy
McConaghy
Coppin
Curry
Mason
Porter Charged With Burglary At Herald Square Theatre
George Robertson, the colored porter who called patrons’ carriages after the performance of The Brixton Burglary at Herald Square Theatre, was held for examination in Jefferson Market Court on a burglary charge. Pawn tickets for items including a diamond ring and clothing were found in his pockets.
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Herald Square Theatre
Brixton
George Robertson
Brann
Jefferson Market Court
Robertson
Alumni Crew Sinks in Regatta Mishap at Hudson Race
In the Columbia commencement regatta on the Hudson, a graduate crew was swamped by a passing yacht and had to jump overboard. The freshmen defeated the graduates, while the varsity won the race despite an eight second handicap and an oarlock break by R. B. Bartholomew. The sophomore four fell to the freshmen four after the bow outrigger was smashed.
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Columbia
Hudson
R. B. Bartholomew
Varsity
R. P. Jackson
H. C. Town, Jr
A. D. Weekes
F. B. Irvine
A. B. A. Bradley
R. Wupperman
Hannemann
Maedernland
W. R. Greene
H. Stow
A. J. Fraser
Coxyers
Harrison
A. McKinley
F. Snyder
F. Presprich
D. Rion
Bogert
W. Erdal
W. F. Rollins
W. F. Attwood
W. H. Yates
O. von Bernuth
J. ©. Harrison
Bow
G. A. Eyer
W. Southack
Maxwell §Enson
H. H. Huffaker
C. Niezer
Stow
Stangland
Maeder
P. B. la Roche
L. Iselin
H. C. Townsend, Jr
Yale Varsity Crew Settles In For June 27 Race At Gales Ferry
Yale's varsity crew trains at Gales Ferry Connecticut ahead of the June 27 race with fourteen freshman recruits joining the group. Coaching is led by Frederick Allen amid ongoing selection debates for seating as illness and examinations affect practice.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Connecticut
Thames
Wheeler
Dr. Farr
Leonard C. Fisk
Hartford
Burhnell
New Haven
Frederick Allen
Cameron
Blagden
Kunzig
Ramsay
Johnson
Strong
Bogue
Hewitt
Ackley
Bow
Waterman
Mitchell
Varsity
Hooker
Atkinson
Sargent
Yale Crew Delivers Poor Practice Run
Yale varsity crew faced a disappointing four mile time trial at Ferry, Conn, completing three quarters of an hour amid rough water. Coaches judged the effort insufficient, keeping the crew to short stretches, with Johnson replacing Rumsey at No 4. Freshmen also rowed in the evening session.
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Ferry
Conn
Johnson
Rumsey
No. 4
Syracuse Eight to Row in Poughkeepsie Races Next Month
Syracuse University Rowing Association manager D. Blanchard announced the varsity eight will compete in June races at Poughkeepsie. Financial constraints delay arrival until late June. crew will board at Nelson House with boathouse at Reynolds's Wharf as Pennsylvania completes its boathouse and work begins at Columbia and Cornell.
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N. Y
O. D. Blanchard
Syracuse University Rowing Association
Syracuse
Nelson House
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Cornell
Syracuse and Cornell crews to race on Onondaga Lake
Syracuse University meets Cornell University Francis Club on Onondaga Lake for a two mile race with freshmen and second fresh crews also competing. J M Francis will row E Goodwin the Syracuse single sculler. Observation boats will follow the race and 10 trolley cars run along the lake shore. Last year 5000 spectators watched.
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N. Y
Syracuse University
Francis Club
Cornell University
Onondaga Lake
Cornell
J. M. Francis
E. Goodwin
Syracuse Yacht Club
Lake Shore
Columbia Freshmen and Varsity Rowing Teams Sail to Poughkeepsie for Three Weeks Practice
Columbia's freshman and varsity rowing squads plus substitutes plan three weeks of preliminary practice at Poughkeepsie starting Thursday night, with an extra week this season. They will be the first crew to arrive, housed at the Windsor House and using the same boathouse as last year. The varsity team damaged their shell launching from the boathouse float last week due to heavy seas from a passing tug, but repairs are inexpensive.
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Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Windsor House
Varsity
Pennsylvan ia Crew Sails for Henley Grand Cup
The University of Pennsylvania crew travels from Philadelphia to Liverpool on the Waesland to contest the Henley Grand Challenge Cup July 3 to 5. Fifteen members travel with eight varsity oarsmen one coxswain two substitutes and staff. The trip cost over 5000 dollars, funded entirely by voluntary subscriptions with half from undergraduates.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Waesland
Pennsylvania
Ellis Ward
Reginald Hart
Homer le Boutillier
R. R. Zane
R. H. Eisenbray
F. L. Davenrt
S. Crowther, Jr
A. H. Flickner
G. 8. Allyn
WG. Gardiner
J. P. Gardiner
J.” Smith
A. J. Kuhnmuench
A. Jackson
Pennsylvania Rowing Authorities
Appeal From the Women of Holland to American Sisters
The Holland women urge American women to support the two South African republics by defending liberty and humanity. They cite America's Declaration of Independence and Holland’s aid to the U S in 1781, urging solidarity against oppression. Signers include B De Weszkiewicz and M M G Maarschalk of the Netherland Women's League for International Disarmament.
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America
Atlantic
Ain
the Netherland Women’s League For International Disarmament
B. de Weszkiewicz
International Council of Women
B. A. L. Dudok van Heel
E. J. Belinfante
C. de Nereetot Babberich
Mary van Dijk
M. M. G. Maarschalk
Morgan Bank Rumor Sparks Street Skepticism
The Street gave little credence to a London rumor that J Pierpont Morgan planned to establish an Anglo American bank with a capital of $1,000. No official confirmation followed the sensational claim.
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Anglo-American Bank
Newark horse sale show solid demand across week
Newark reports a robust week with one hundred head sold at Lagg Wednesday. Charles T. Proctor of West 58th expects big business next week with several land orders for good horses. George D King & Son Mineola Stables sold several pairs and many singles last week. Good prices prevailed in each sale as favorable weather spurred activity. Thorpe & Lawson Lincoln Stables also report strong livery sales. Co. Bates & Co. Seventh St and West End Ave anticipate solid June business. Newark and Orange buyers led the activity.
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Charles T. Proctor
West Fifty-eighth-st
George D King & Son
Mineola
West Sixty-second-st
Thorpe & Lawson
Lincoln Stables
Fiftythird-st
Seventh-ave
Albert de Cernea
de Cernea
West Forty-eighth-st
J. F. Manning
West Fifty-second St
Suburban Realty Stages Block Purchase By Subway Group
The city saw limited but notable real estate moves last week with a two million dollar station purchase by Subway Realty. The Stevens House at 15 Broadway may be demolished for a larger office complex spanning 13 17 and 27 Broadway, while a Park Avenue tract from Forty first to Forty second streets was sold by New York Central and Hudson River Railroad to Subway Realty, led by president August Belmont.
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Broadway
William H. Mairs
Henry W. Brevoort
Mairs
Stevens
Park Ave
Forty-first
Forty-second Sts
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Subway Realty Company
August Belmont
Forty-second-st
Park-ave
Morgan Plan Aims to Run Global Finance by Pact
The article describes a proposed institution to handle nearly all transatlantic business, potentially dictating world financial operations. It names J P Morgan and allies in United States Steel and the Rothschilds as key coadjutors in the scheme.
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Europe
United States
Atlantic
Mr. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Rothschilds
Miss Martinet Weds Louis Nethersole in New York Church
May 3 marriage at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament joined Miss Martinet and Louis Nethersole, brother of Miss Olga Nethersole. They reside at 232 West Enclave and plan a California trip after a Catskills stay. Miss Martinet has prior marriages to Miss Olga Nethersole’s partner’s sister. Miss Elaine Van Selover, cast in Flordora, faces appendicitis operation today. her illness is serious but not life threatening. Dorothy Morton, in Cherry Blossom Grove, failed to respond in court and risks contempt for a $62 cab debt.
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Louis Nethersole
Olga Nethersole
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Broadway
Seventy-first-st
Elaine van Selover
Estelle Lamont
Gillain
Florodora
Miss van Selover
Dorothy Morton
Cherry Blossom Grove
Justice Schurman
Parisian victorias captivate New York horse trade
James W. Renwick introduces French miniature victorias at his Forty-sixth Street warerooms with panel boot and full leather designs in various sizes and colors. Dealers like Albert De Cernea and Miles W. Baney & Bros. report strong sales and busy weeks, while catalogs and sales at Van Tassell & Kearney draw attention to harness and carriage bargains.
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New York
Broadway
Mr. Renwick
Major property deals and subway plan shift noted in city listings
The article details a high value parcel on Forty-second Street and Park Avenue toppled from hotel plans due to underground railroad routing. It notes a Subway Realty purchase worth about 2 million dollars and lists multiple real estate transactions across Manhattan and Brooklyn, including brownstone and flat houses changing hands among prominent brokers and estates.
Boreel Building Sold for New Church and Tower
The Boreel Building, bought earlier by Central Realty Bond and Trust, was sold to George A. Fuller Construction. The site at East Thirty-first Street will host a twenty story building for the Church of the Incarnation with a parish house and Sunday school facilities designed by Henry Vaughan. Construction costs are pegged at 75 000 dollars.
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Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
George A. Fuller
Church of the Incarnation
Henry Vaughan
Mortgage transfers on Manhattan properties to multiple buyers
OCR fragment lists several real estate mortgage transactions in Manhattan with addresses on Amsterdam Avenue Grand Street Mercer Street and 22nd Street. Names include Simon Adler Ernest Califano Seymour Grimer Haldane Abraham Goldsmith Frank Ormsby. Amounts range around $30,000 to $85,000 with various referees and lenders.
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Hamilton Place
Simon Adler
Ernest E Califano
Sargoos
Darlington
Seymour S Grimer
Oder
Seymour S$ Guggenheimer
Frank G Ormsby
Property description fragment with named owners and site
Edgecombe avenue site near 143rd street described as one story with cellar, 25 by 162 feet, owner John Ron Hamilton and architect No 32 Broadway. value noted as 20 dollars at corner Stebbins avenue 164th street for three three units. Ed Mund Coffin and No 34 Priest referenced.
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