Olympic Team Named Seventy Six For London Games
A U S Olympic committee named seventy six athletes to represent the United States in London next month, with a supplemental list of fifty eight more to travel if funding arrives by June 2. The selections include Frank Mount Pleasant and many top runners, jumpers, and throwers from New York A C Cornell Harvard and other clubs, with strong showings in sprints, jumps, and pole vault.
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Revolver Team Named for Olympic Trials
Thirty shooters in the United States Revolver Association preliminaries nominated eight men as candidates for the American Olympic team. Names include Xen Sayre Le Boutillier Dietz Taynter York Gorman Calkins Hatch Aden Mc Prentys and Dominic. The four to sail for London will be chosen after trials at Sea Girt New Jersey in June.
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Yankees Beat Cleveland 6 to 1 In Slump Breaker
Highlanders rebound as Orth dominates on mound and New York backs him with timely hitting and swift base running. Niles sprinted to beat a infield hit and steal second, Chase doubled, Ball scored on a squeeze, and Stahl doubled driving in runs. Cleveland stranded 15 men and could not bunch its eleven hits.
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Batteries-Chircazo, Walsh and Sullivan Umpire-Connolly
Washington game summary notes players Chircazo Walsh Sullivan White Weaver Washington Burns Warnerang Street with umpire Connolly and all participants listed in the terse line.
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St. Louis Dominates Philadelphia in 10-0 Game
In St. Louis the Aces routed Philadelphia 10 to 0. Waddell and Spencer led St. Louis with strong plays while Carter Krause and Smith contributed on offense. Um pires Evans and Hunt provided supporting effort as Philadelphia faced a decisive defeat.
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Eastern League Gameday Scores And Standings
Eastern League results show Newark over Baltimore seven to one and Buffalo defeating Montreal eight to six in ten innings. Rochester beat Toronto in extra innings, while Jersey City and Providence split. State and New England leagues report varied scores with Wilkes Barre and Brockton among notable winners.
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Connecticut League Results Bridgeport and Hartford Meet
Bridgeport finishes with 4 points as New Haven Meriden match ends at 3. Hartford and Springfield tally 4 while Waterbury accumulates 1.
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Cornell Athletes Honored After Intercollegiate Championships
Frank Irvine of Cornell Law School was elected President of the Cornell Athletic Association. The association awarded stripes to Cornell athletes who won in intercollegiate championships held in Philadelphia.
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Giants beat St Louis as McGinnity shines at Polo Grounds
Joe McGinnity dominates for New York at the Polo Grounds shutting out St Louis. The Giants score four runs on timely hitting and solid defense to split the four game series with the Cardinals. McGinnity assists with two base hits and his pitching stifles the Cardinals, while Bugs Raymond is held to ten hits. The crowd is large for a Monday game and the team shows strong fielding and baserunning. The box score notes New York 4, St Louis 0 with Bresnahan and Devlin driving in runs and Tenney contributing on the bases.
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Four straight for Brooklyn falls to Cincinnati 8 to 2
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn at Washington Park 8 to 2 to run its streak to four. Pastorius pitched well but poor support and a late hitless inning doomed the Superbas. Cincinnati used two hits and three errors in the third to seize the lead, while Brooklyn totaled eight safeties but left runners stranded.
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Boston Battery Officials Clash Noted In R Standoff
A terse report from Boston lists officials and teams including Batteries Chicago, Brown Moran, Flaherty, Ferguson and Bail with umpire O Day referenced. The fragment mentions Boston participants and a Chicago element, indicating a disputed game or officiating controversy.
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Baseball doubleheader set at Polo Grounds today
Giants face Pittsboro at the Polo Grounds at 4 pm in a batterily advertised game. Batterys include Pittsburg’s Willis and APT and Umpires Klein and Emine. Admission listed as 500 with plans for a Newark style showdown.
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Dervish Wins Class B Ocean Race to Hamilton Bermuda
The schooner Dervish skippered by Commodore Henry Morss wins Class B in the Marblehead to Hamilton race, finishing at 12 49 this morning after a 109 hour 23 minute 45 second voyage. Venona and Marchioness closely contend for overall lead with light veering winds and heavy seas. The Esperanza, Zuhrah, and Ir ene II also noted, with Alisa Craig en route and expected tomorrow.
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Dartmouth Beats Pennsylvania in Ninth Inning Rally
Hanover June 8 Dartmouth defeated the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Penn led 3 to 1 before Emerson’s three-bagger cleared the bases with two on and two out, after Schildmiller scored on Mitchell’s hit. Batteries Glaze Chadbourne Twitmire Porte. Umpire Kiliourhy.
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Italian driver sets 120 mph world record at Brooklands
Felice Nazzaro, an Italian driver, established a new world automobile record at Brooklands track by averaging 120 miles per hour over a distance of two and a half miles on June 8. The achievement marks the fastest speed ever recorded for an official automobile run.
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Alexander Hackett win Manhattan doubles title in straight sets
Alexander and Hackett captured the Manhattan championship doubles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeating Theodore R. Pell and C. Frederick Watson Jr. 6-3 6-2 6-2. Alexander starred, saving his partner and directing most returns. Hackett played with a plastered hand, weakening his own drives and shifting the load to Alexander.
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Metropolitan Championship Tennis on West Side Lawn Courts
Play started yesterday for the Metropolitan championship at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. Winners include Marie Wagner in the women’s singles and Raymond D. Little in men’s play. Notable first round results feature Richard Palmer, Gustave Touchard, Ross Burchard, and James Cush advancing.
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Harvard and Yale rowing crews prepare on river
Red Top Conn June Harvard crews arrived before 6 and limbered up. Yale crews practiced on the water this morning, focusing on form and faults as rough water persisted. The varsity four was reshuffled with Morgan and Cutler. Wallis stroked the winning mile brush. Captain Livingstone was removed from the freshman eight for poor physical condition.
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Trance Keeps Winning at Bedford in Graded Stakes
Trance, Ben Brush filly owned by George Odom, won the Bedford Stakes at Gravesend while conceding weight to rivals including Suffragette. The two year old from California has eight wins in ten starts this season, with her only losses against Pita Herbert. Erbet won Jamaica’s Jamaica race previously, and other notable results include Berry Maid’s handicap victory for mares and Simon Pure’s steeplechase win under odds movement.
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