Automobiles Parade at Polo Match Draws Crowd
A large automobile procession surrounded the Meadow Brook polo field as spectators celebrated the American victory. Thousands of cars lined the Long Island roads and buzzed with horns and engines as fans cheered goals. The wind and sun tempered the crowd, hawkers were curbed, and police tracked ticket speculators. One spectator was injured when Don Nelson fell from a shed, suffering a compound fracture of the ax.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Westbury
Long
Hobart Weller
West Stand
Plekpooketa
Nannau Hospital
Mineola
Don Nelson
Tve
Robert Chamler
East
Th Street
New York
Nelson
Polo Ponies Tireless in Heat at Polo Field
Hot field tests ponies and riders as both teams press every dash. Milburn on Tenby and Whitney on the chestnut mare lead a field of Irish, American, and Australian mounts, with Stoddard and Lockett's ponies giving strong challenge and all horses shown in handiness and spirit amid the scrimmages.
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Stoddard
Mile Burn
California
Waterbury
Frenke
Ireland
Sprite
Selina
Goo
Ritson
Pretty Boy
Pigeon
Captain Lockett
Ike
Milburn
Captain Cheape
Aley
Hurlingham
Cheape-Energy
Ett. m
Avolus
Gr. m
Freake
Molly Beach
Bom
Hide Jaen Star
Brom
Polly
Glimmer
Harmless
Captain Hitson
Steward
Dorry
Srehy
Horace
Locket
Hondurreta
Sadie
Grom
Ch. G
Iriel
Horta
B. m
Little Mary English
Eve
D. Betts
L. B. Stoddar
Polo Team Dinner Honors American Players in Westbury
A June 1 dinner at Harry Payne Whitney’s Wheatley Hills country house saluted the American polo team. Forty four guests attended including team members Waterbury Waterbury Milburn Stoddard substitutes from Britain Lord Wodhorn and many related guests. Toasts and speeches followed as wine flowed and plans for the polo season were shared.
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Westbury
Long Island
Harry Payne Whitney
Wheatley Hills
Jor
Amerijcan
James M. Waterbury
Lawrence Waterbury
Devereux Milburn
Louis Stoddard
Lord Wodhorne
J. G. Milburn
Ogden Maq Jr
James A. Wurden
Arthur Wurden
Strawbridge
D. Barnes
Sidell
Blake
Slidell
George Milburn
Cottendt
Japs Lose On Diamond In Close International Game
In Tokyo in June the King of Leland Stanford Jr. University defeated the University of Kelo 1 to 0 in a tight baseball match. Americans had four hits to Kelo’s two and Japan made three errors in a low scoring bore. Manhattan Honors Dunn In college sports news Robert E. Dunn was elected president of Manhattan College Athlete Association yesterday.
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Tokio
Leland Stanford, Jr
University of Kelo
Kelo
Manhattan
Dunn
Robert E. Dunn
Manhattan College Athlete Association
Menning
Thomas ‘Gray
Charles J. ‘Cunningham
Rupert W. Fagin
Joseph M. Cunningham
RS. O'Connor
Rutgers Swamps Stevens In Rubber Game 16 to 1
Rutgers overwhelmed Stevens 16 to 1 in New Brunswick as nine straight hits in the sixth inning chased starter Holloff and Riker from the mound. Van Benschoten relieved, Dennis pitched Rutgers final game, and Albert Leeds of Brooklyn was named captain for next season.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers
Stevens
Holloff
Riker
van Benschoten
Dennis
Albert Leeds
Brooklyn
Yale Beats Cornell In Slow Nine Inning Clash At New Haven
Yale defeated Cornell 3 to 0 at home in a pitching duel. Gile and Brown held the visitors to four hits, Cornell stranded baserunners with key errors, while Yale capitalized on timely defense and limited baserunning to claim the victory before a large commencement crowd.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Cornell
Giles
Hhunter
Yales
Gile
Brown
Frown
Donovan
Atx
Cornish
Halsted
Feld
Harvard
Pumpetly
Riddell
Yule
Hiddell
Schirick
Hirmon
Keser
Tralee
Johnson
Hiechen
Groza
Cornel
Brows
Aceitew
Helly
Johnson Hinlen Boos -Doweran
Johneoty
Holy Cross Stops Brown in Opener at Fitton Field
Holy Cross defeated Brown University 4 to 2 at Fitton Field in Worcester before about 800 spectators. Murray pitched effectively for Holy Cross, holding Brown scoreless until late. offense featured timely hits and base running led by Crowther and Murray.
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Worcester
Uroxs
Brown University
Fitton Field
Rhode Island
Murray
Borattar
HOLY
Mows
Mary
Goterenth
Ba'ternes
Murphys
Meetig
Andrews
Carroll
Nash
KeMury
Johnston
Crowther
Rachey
Dykette
Diurray
Kayes
Monty
Firat Dane
Molyocvan
Bias Holy Crome
Iseawn
Py Bayra
Trency
Reilly
Duketta
Wisconsin Crew Struggles in Hudson Trials With Badger Freshmen
Wisconsin coach Foughkeepater expresses disappointment at the first Hudson outing by the Badgers crews. He notes that Pennsylvanian and Washington crews posted faster times, while Wisconsin freshmen showed more promise than the varsity. Several freshmen suffer from boils and receive treatment at Poughkeepsie Hospital, with hopes of recovery by Monday as adjustments to the lineup continue amid hot conditions.
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Layek
Columbia
Wee
Hippun Island
University of Washington
Hiram Conibear
Washington
Wisconsin
Badger
Courtney
Cornell
Forday
College Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Yale 3 Cornell 4. Harvard 5 Brown 5. William 5 Wesleyan 5. Amherst 12 Manhattan 19. Rensselaer Poly 19 Columbia A.
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Yale
Cornell Pennsylvania
Marvard Holy
Quakers Win With Squeeze Hits In Harvard Opener
University of Pennsylvania baseball defeats Harvard 4 to 1 at Soldiers Field. Toomey key defender fields sharp plays including a fourth inning stop and a ninth inning grab to save the game. Wingate and Clark errors sparked Penn’s three-run rally on a squeeze, while Felton held Harvard to four runs over the hinge innings.
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Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard Today
Soldiers’ Field
Quakers
Crimson
Harvard
Tming
Frye
Felton
Wingate
Clark
Imlay
Ayres
Mner
Toomey
Pennsylvania
Pennsylva
Clare
OL Ayres
Gannett
Gordon
Mardwick
Walay
Tomes
A. Aye
Wallace
Too'young
Pennings
Keye
P Yoo
Welton
OS Marvard
Pelton
Gord
Epror
Williams Wins In Ninth At Williamstown
Williams beat Wesleyan 3 to 2 in Williamstown. Williams pushed across the winning run in the ninth on a passed ball as Swain and Prindle sparked late rally. Gillette made a left handed catch and a key double play in the third, while Bacon and Swain contributed in the decisive inning ahead of Prindle and Williams.
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Williamstown
Mass
Willams
Wesleyan
Fiial
Purple
Gillette
Ted
Swain
Willan
Hecht
Prindle
Swaler
Statler
Seibert
An Gilman
Bacon
Williams
Toolan
Wright
Gilera
Persona
Darling
Amelia
Suilman
Amherst Triumphs Over Aggies In Pitchers Battle
Amherst College defeats Massachusetts Agricultural College 5 0 4 in a pitchers' duel before about two thousand fans. Early errors and timely hitting mark the game with Amherst pulling away with two seventh inning runs. Davis stars on the mound for Amherst, while Robinson and Sherman handle Aggie pitching as the game features several misplays and base threats.
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Massachueets Agricultural College
Wheluier
Daview
Awaeey
Robinson
Jt Hinson
Potate
Johnwon
Tattle
Mit
Hy Robinett
sUsing
Hs’ Davies
Sharman Partenheimer
Swerife
Davies
Daven
Eft Sherman
Winpite
Steed
Manga
Guardsmen Clincher Beats Commonwealth in Ninth Inning Rally
The 7th Regiment baseball team rallied from behind to defeat Commonwealth Field Club 9 to 7 in Montclair New Jersey. Williams led with three doubles and a homer as the Regiment bunched hits late to win their third straight and seize the lead in the league race. Ackerman started for Commonwealth and was tagged for seven runs in 6 2/3 innings before Copeland shut the door. Knox homered for the Regiment and Donohue added key hits as Woods made a remarkable defensive catch.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers
New York
Ray Ewry
Goering
A. Goehring
Rewry
Jones E. Sullivan
Abel Kiviat
tirst-American Athletic Club
John Paul Jones
Jones
Riviet
Kiviat
Kivit
Teniers Island
BR. W. Wagoner
Yale
Marc Wright
Dartmouth
Wagoner
Matt McGrath
Celtice Park
McGrath
Homer Baker
de Gruchy
Poese
Red Meredith
Lagay
ALC
Quaker Flyer
al Wendell
Brady
Columbia
Ravenail
eAay Garden
Fwork A.C
Mor
Seinho American
Prime
Lea Chard Degh
Mebawke We
Domintean
Maguire
Hentation Club
Fine
J.B. Meredith
Serurethys
Utro Jardey
Ry Glorgt
Darnin
Iran
I Masterson
Monahan
Iurton
Weedell
New Nore
Tweratemys
Be Diraily
PJ. Morrison
Long Island
Neuen Dorter
A. C
Neconyis
Neconi
Lamp
Teland A. G
Il” Wagoner
Mayers
Jr Trish
le Bohnelder
Monawy
M Anchen
Wolf
Rock
R and
Aehiont
Abe Tacheny
American A.C i
Incom
Tinit A. Gerunds
Donhring
As Jung
Metirath
Trisha
V' Mea
Amarnian
Inenga
AL St. McDougal
Iriah-Amert
Fee
Thita
Seth Toro
C Leeran
Americam
J. Holdin
New Nth
Tnehesl
Te Ant
Randall
New York A.C. Ct
Fochen
Warner
State Haven
Khrow
7Th Regiment
Commonwealth Field Club
Montclair
N.J
Manhattan
Iac
Williams
Ham University
New Jersey
Ackerman
Ip Commonwealth Club
Wey
Copeland
Princeton
Reinacher
McGuire
Thres-Basy
Woods
Knox
Homer
Cent
Gorseh
Donohue
Ackermanny
Flynn
Holahan
Bryan
Tng
Commonwealth
H i Kornan
Gardner
Paset
Wood
Tt Plate
Etroutt
Nyatorte Reinacheraed
Gantney
Ee ‘Commonwealth
Zaidetier
Twrebase Hte Kees
Dewat
Willlane
Talentat Knox
Gorech, Gaedner
Tayiee Ackerate
Reston & Commonwealth
H. Korwan
T._ Korwan
Ramacheros
Twiss
O William
Walaab Ackerman
Saninay
Pire-Merritty
Englewood Nine Defeats South Orange in Amateur League Tilt
Englewood Nines pitchers limited South Orange to a single hit through eight innings as Swenson and teammates powered a 14 to 0 victory. Howe opened the ninth with a sharp single before the final out ended the South Orange rally.
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South Orange
Orange
N. J
Swenson
Englewset
South Orange Field Club
Wos
Englewood
South Orangettes
Howe
Enim
Ahr Pa Ael
Apricaat Winanae
Wilbur
van Vied Ronn
Clovgath
Maney
Riweller
Bwinters
Pierson Shad
Ewene
Hoguety
Poe
Sacrines
Wiloan
Te Kenney
Remit
Merrittean
Fee South Oranke
Howarty
Brooks i. Teapes
Swansan
Hoeariye
Urvoka
Snnines
Crescent A C Nine Beats Montclair Club Teat
Crescent A C Nine defeated Montclair Club Teat by a nine to score in a rough amateur game played yesterday at Montclair. Heath, Baird, and Whinnery contributed, while Throp and Hohmann led pitching for Crescent as Montclair stalled in the later innings.
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Montclair
Montelat
Monae
New Jersey
Mts
Throp
Crescent Elair
Heath
Baird
Crescent
St. Louis Club to Lose 10000 in Shakeup
A report from St. Louis notes the baseball club plans a personnel shakeup. Lloyd Ro secretary of the St. Louis a League bank club may sever ties tomorrow. President Hedges expects a formal statement addressing the report and possible salary changes as bonuses for players.
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St. Louis
Lloyd Ro
St. Louis A League Bank
Hedges
Iikerts Veal
Smygoths
Oles
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Foxhall P. Keene
Monte Waterbury
Billy Larned
William J. Plothier
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Whitney
Wireless
H. P. Whitney
Stearampe
Olympic
White Star Ling
David Lindsay
pMces
Haddock
Lamport & Hott
Vestris
South American
Rugere
Matterioe
Dennin, Acken and Robinson, Jre
Riker, “van “Omschoten An
Venthe
Goehring
KMAT
Holy Cross
Vail
Amherst
Aggies
Copelang
Crescent A. C. Nine Wits
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