Yale Triumphs Over Harvard 6-1 In Midweek Diamond Clash
Yale defeats Harvard 6 to 1 at Yale Field as Way dominates with ten strikeouts and sharp control. Hanes and Swihart lead Yale hits while Cornish triples and scores, Wingate bags a run, and Harvard struggles against the Eli pitcher in the noisy crowd.
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Change of Shamrock IV rig to cutter for Cup
Portsmouth dispatch reports the Shamrock IV will switch from a sloop to a cutter rig. The redesign adds a longer bowsprit with jib and foresail. Designer Charles E. Nicholson plans to remove about four tons of lead from the keel to reduce the waterline and alter time allowance.
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Lahore Captures Sprint Handicap at Belmont Park
At Belmont Park racing drew a lively crowd as Lahore, a Delhi-bred chestnut, captured the six furlong Sprint Handicap defeating rivals including Stromboli and Spring Board. Notter drove Notter’s Lahore to victory while James Butler emerged as a promising youngster in the day’s opener as the Water-Noonday colt won in its first start.
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Dennis Quits as Master of Vanitie Yacht
Word spread among New York yachtsmen that Captain William Dennis resigned as sailing master of the Vanitie, with Captain Harry Hart named skipper. A designer said Dennis fled over disagreeing on sails for Sandy Hook races, while sails for better fit and speed were recut or replaced. The Defiance was hauled out at Jacob's marina, bowsprit removed and topmast cut down as repairs proceed.
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Amackassin Club tennis results Yonkers second round
Miss Mane Wagner of indoord lawn tennis beat Miss Carrie Neely of Chicago in the Yonkers open tournament second round 6-1 6-2. Other results list Bernhard and Ostendorf advancing in the men's singles, with multiple defaults and wins across dates and players including Hrowning, Neely, and Ballin in early rounds.
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Willie Ritchie Arrives Ready for Welsh Title Fight
Willie Ritchie reached London by the Aquitania and stated he feels unperturbed by English criticism. He will begin training immediately for the July 4 bout with Welsh.
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Carpentier Favored as Referee for Moran Fight
French heavyweight Georges Carpentier is favored to referee the Johns Moran bout. Johnson-Moran match officials are split, but Carpentier’s acceptance is expected, with him serving as neutral judge for both sides.
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Broadwood Wins the Ascot Stakes
American bred four year old Broadwood captured the Ascot Stakes on day one of the Royal Ascot meeting in London. The race drew twenty four runners over two miles valued at ten thousand dollars with Paragus second and The Guller third. The gold vase, won by Lord Derby's Glorina, featured Cinchin hatus second and Thistleton third in a separate two mile contest.
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American Association Results Highlight Midwest Meets
Kansas City and Minneapolis figures lead the results with Louisville winning the first game over George Roesch, while Catalina and Marion H. finish one and two in the two year old fillies race at five furlongs. Tranid surprises with a strong showing as L. Parsons owner captures the Forest Hills Handicap and $2315 purse amid a delayed start on the six furlong straightaway. Isidora nerves unsettle the field, Crossbow swerves late yet holds place over Karly Rose. others falter while news notes upbeat mood.
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Murray Keeps Up Pace On Courts In Windy Metropolitan Final
R Lindley Murray, the Coast youth, beat Dean Mathey in straight sets 6-2 6-4 in the fourth round of the Metropolitan lawn tennis championship. Conditions were windy with sandstorms on clay, yet Murray adapted using a drop shot to counter the gusts. Washburn advanced past Hahn to meet Murray in a planned semi final, while others like Church and Shafer progressed amid tough weather.
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Yale Triumph Over Harvard Besets News From New Haven
News from Red Top Connecticut reports Yale defeated Harvard in baseball at New Haven. The piece describes Yale crews practicing amid wind and high Thames waves, with details on rowing sessions, coach Giannini guiding freshmen, and Harriman attending polo events.
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Finland barred from Olympic map under German definition
Paris reports that the International Olympic Congress adopted a German definition limiting Finland to competing under Russia, with delegates split and the Russian side favoring listing Finland beneath Russia’s name. The meeting also barred athletes from switching nations in future Games and required natives or naturalised citizens to represent their country. Yale and Princeton to clash at the Polo Grounds in the annual baseball rubber game. Reds-Giants moved to the Reds' next Eastern trip.
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Montreal and Rochester Batterymatch Scores Shown
Montreal defeated Providence 4 to 2 at Providence with Batteries Couchman Howley Schultz Roche and Rochester beat Baltimore 7 to 5 at Baltimore with Williams Russell McAvoy Ban and others.
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