Tigers Beat Yale in Bitter Baseball Championship Fight
Princeton wins the intercollegiate title 4 to 2 in eleven innings at the Polo Grounds before about 12,000 fans. Heyniger pitched well and had three hits, while Yale captain Tad Jones led the Eli offense. a costly misplay in the eleventh by Yale second baseman Dines sealed the victory for Princeton.
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Yankees Fall to White Sox Thirteenth Straight for Chicago
In Chicago, the White Sox beat the New York Yankees 3 to 2 to extend their win streak to 13 while New York dropped to fourth straight defeat and seventh in the last seven games. Pitcher Walsh earned the win for Chicago while Glade allowed four hits for New York.
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Gold Lady Upsets Grays? End of Running Water Hopes
Running Water disappointed in the Marlboro Handicap at Gravesend, finishing far back as Gold Lady surged to victory by several lengths. The race suggested Running Water was off form, with Half Sovereign and Home Again leading before Gold Lady surged on the first turn. Simon Pure won the Kensington Steeplechase, displaying jumper promise and strong speed, while other races featured Rye’s revival, King Cobalt’s pace, and Silk Hose sale news as Brooklyn Jockey Club screens reappear against poolrooms.
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Quiet Gravesend Race Track Sees One Arrest Amid Betting Ban
Police kept order at Gravesend as about four thousand spectators observed the no-betting rule. George Caffaretta faced arrest and release on bail while officials discuss continuing racing under new state laws. Brighton Beach meeting cancels four stakes and seeks owners' consent to modify or withdraw events to keep racing alive.
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Superbas End St. Louis Streak With 4 2 Victory
In Brooklyn at Washington Park the Brooklyn Superbas beat St. Louis 4 to 2. Rucker pitched well holding the Cardinals to three hits as Pattee sparked a fourth inning rally aided by errors. Hummell and Lewis contributed timely hits and baserunning to seal the win.
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Meriden and Holyoke Split First Games in Rivalry
Meriden led 7 in the opener while Holyoke won the second 9 to 2. Hartford routed New Haven 12 to 2 and New Britain defeated Waterbury 6 to 1.
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Two MLB Games Highlight Giants Victory on Cincinnati
Today reports two games played as part of the Adm 500 Baseball Pow series. The Giants faced Cincinnati in the opening rounds with notable action and a strong pitching display.
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American car passes Nertchinsk in New York Paris race
The American Thomas car traveled through Nertchinsk Asiatic Russia at 9 o'clock this morning in the New York to Paris automobile race notes cup left at 9 30 Sern
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Harvard Crew Changes After Disqualifications
Harvard coach Wray and Captain Richardson reorganize the boat after Fish and Morgan are disqualified. E C Cutler moves from stroke in the four to No 2 in the varsity eight, while Frank Reece takes stroke in the four. Yale crews pace practice with wind delaying the session at Gales Ferry.
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Harvard crews hit by suspension of two rowers
The Harvard administration suspended Sidney W. Fish No 2 in the varsity crew and Charles C Morgan Jr of the four oared crew for allegedly removing books from university libraries. The suspensions last the year and make them ineligible for the Yale race. The move weakens Harvard’s eight.
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Trapshooters Battle for Palmer Medals at Jamaica Bay
More than fifty marksmen gathered at the Jamaica Bay traps of the Bergen Beach Gun Club for the final leg of the L. M. Palmer medals. John H. Hendrickson won Class A with 40 from the 18 yard line. H. D. Bergen and D. H. Fanning tied in Class B but Bergen won in a shoot-off. H. L. Lee took Class C with 41 from the 16 yard line. G. H. Kouwenhoven won the gun below the elbow event, the metropolitan champion.
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Okee Receives Largest Handicap in Block Island Race
The sloop Okee owned by J A Mahlstedt and J F Mahlstedt has a 2 percent allowance in the handicap class, the largest of thirty starters. Duchess owned by J B Palmer is scratch, followed by Hyperion owned by Commodore Frank Maier. A special prize awaits the leading boat in this class along with five prizes in the open class and a prize for the first finisher.
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Crews In Time Trials On Hudson Trip Toward Calmer Water
In rough early conditions at Poughkeepsie crews from Columbia Wisconsin and Pennsylvania rowed time trials. The Penn Quakers suffered a swamped shell and swimmers but recovered later with three mile trials behind Ward. Cornell Columbia and Syracuse also appear in mixed sessions with no official times released.
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Polo handicaps updated elevating Milburn to 9 goals
The revised Polo Association list raises Devereux Milburn of Meadow Brook to 9 goals making him among the top four. Rene La Montagne Jr and Paul Rainey receive significant bumps while J S Phippps and HC Phipps advance to four goals. Foxhall Keene and Lawrence Waterbury may return later.
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Intercity cricket game canceled due to lack of players
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia cancel their Friday match with the New York team at Staten Island just before departing for Europe because they cannot field four full elevens.
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