Yale and Harvard row at Greenwich practice clash
Gales Ferry Conn June 17 Yale crews held light practice on sheltered river water with no speed efforts. An impromptu Yale Harvard varsity four race ended with Harvard ahead by several feet, while Yale won the Yale freshman four versus Harvard freshmen. Muzzy replaced by Winslow in the freshman cox seat. Higginson, father of coach Higginson, visits Harvard quarters.
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Liarvard Quarters
Batteries-Hughes and Criger Rival in Soccer? No.
Philadelphia and St Louis clash as batteries Hedged by Bender Powers Reidy Sugden. Attendance 5,060. Philadelphia wins 11 to 1.
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Sports Schedule Briefs From Across Regions
Racing at Sheepshead 2:32 p m lists events. Tennis championships span Massachusetts New England New York Louisiana Pennsylvania Maryland. Cricket in Philadelphia versus Notts. Golf Staten Island Richmond County and Heantington Valley Morris County events. Baseball NL Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American Boston at Cleveland. Yale at Harvard.
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Giants Beat Philadelphia 7 to 1 in Suspended Bowerman Game
Giants defeat Philadelphia 7 to 1 amid Bowerman suspension for three days after a dispute with the umpire. Strong hitting from Browne Dunn Keister Titus and Barry with multiple two baggers. Pitcher Dummy Taylor allows one base on balls, score line shows New York 7 Philadelphia 1.
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Brooklyn Breaks Even In Boston Doubleheader
In Boston on June 17, Brooklyn and Boston split a Bunker Hill Day doubleheader. Morning game featured a pitchers battle with Garvin erratic at times and a notable running catch on Stanley. Afternoon game saw Brooklyn batting well aided by Boston errors and bunched hits, Schmidt homering as Brooklyn won the second contest.
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Invaders Tie Chicago After Shutout On New Grounds
The Invaders shut out Chicago and move into a tie for fifth in the percentage column. Wolfe pitched a superb game allowing one hit as Beville and Slattery posted two base hits. The winning run came in the final inning due to Slattery and Flaherty errors and Williams's single.
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Boston Cleveland Battery Trio in Abbott Gibson Smith lineup
Boston reports a lineup change featuring Batteries Moore with Abbott Gibson and Smith forming the unit. Details are sparse but indicate a coordinated battery group across positions with potential impact on play.
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Chicago Cubs Meet New York In Polo Grounds Tilt
Baseball card reports today at the Polo Grounds feature Chicago against New York. Adm. Sic. om. indicates official particulars may follow.
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Brown Beats Columbia and Tom in Shutout Finale
Providence June 17 Brown closes a strong season by shutting out Columbia 8 to 0. Lynch pitched a career high 21 strikeouts, beating his 18. Brown had nine hits off Tyler as Clarke, Squires, and Belden contributed in the field and at the plate. Final score 8 to 0 with Brown overpowering Columbia throughout the game.
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Lynch Is Brown's Captain
Providence Rhode Island June 17 Mike Lynch Brown's star pitcher was elected captain of the team for next year. Lynch played on the Varsity in his freshman year. This year Lynch has shut out Yale Harvard Princeton University of Pennsylvania Columbia and Dartmouth.
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Mike” Lynch
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Lafayette elects captain J A Stitzer for next Lafayette season
Easton Pennsylvania June 17 Special J A Stitzer of Schuylkill Pennsylvania was today elected captain of next year’s Lafayette baseball team State College Manhattan Worcester Baltimore Rochester Toronto Buffalo games report scattered scores and battery details across the brief wire summary indicating Lafayette’s leadership choice and ongoing season results
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Wilmington vs Cincinnati National game score report
In Wilmington the Cincinnati match ended with a 69 to 58 result. Batteries Poole and Bergen, Brown and Sweeney contributed notable plays while Poole and Bergen are highlighted for key shots and defense. The scoring sequence shows early leads and late pressure, but Cincinnati secured the victory.
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Unclear Baseball Scoring At Albany District Match
A fragment lists Albany and Troy Syracuse games with scores 5 and 14 and 4 and 1. It mentions Schenectady Ilion and a four inning note Schenestadly. The passage lacks full context or clear event details.
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Connecticut League Scores Reported From Local Matches
In Meriden Holyoke hosted Meriden with a 5 to 2 result. New London beat New London 3 to 2. Norwich defeated New Haven 6 to 1 while Hartford triumphed over Bridgeport 2 to 1.
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New England League Scores From Four Cities
In Lawrence Lawrence beat Fall River 4 3 at Lowell Lowell defeated Nashua 8 2 Manchester Manchester won 2 Concord scoreless Haverhill Brockton 5 3 gives Haverhill a 5 3 win over Brockton in Haverhill
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Allen and Le Roy win Metropolitan Doubles title in NYC
Harry F. Allen and Robert Le Roy, a Philadelphia New York pairing, defeated Holcombe Ward and Ross Burchard in four sets to claim the Metropolitan championship doubles at the West Side Tennis Club. The match featured Ward's late brilliance but insufficient support from Burchard, sealing the upset victory.
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Princeton
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Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
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Holcombe Ward
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Orange Tennis Club
Paret Wins From Grant In New York Tennis Meet
In the New York Lawn Tennis Club tournament J Parmly Paret defeated Wylie C Grant to reach the semi finals in the lower half of the men singles. Grant earlier beat Paret in the first set before shifting tactics. Elizabeth H Moore lost to Sarah Homans in straight sets in the women’s singles. The doubles begin today.
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Cornell Crew Arrives for Regatta Preparations
Cornell's crew of twenty four arrives at Poughkeepsie for the regatta week. Coach Charles Courtney notes the heavy, new varsity eight and four, and plans daily practice to sharpen the squad. Early workouts show stiff competition from Pennsylvania and Columbia as crews test water, strokes, and form on the four mile course.
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Polo. Philadelphia Country Club Defeats Bryn Mawr 10 6
The Philadelphia Country Club polo team beat Bryn Mawr first team 10 to 6 for the Pembrooke Cup. Bryn Mawr faced a seven goal handicap. The Cup, last year won by Rockaway, was won this year by Philadelphia after Monday’s match.
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Rumson Polo Club Wins Easier Over Freebooters
Long Branch June 17 Rumson Polo Club defeated the Freebooters 8 to 6 at Rumson Polo Grounds with four goals by Brokaw and a hard earned score by Craig Havemeyer. Players included Jones Rollins Borden Loew Havemeyer Collier Brokaw Meeker. Ters was timer and McClure refereed.
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H. S. Meeker
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Squadron A Wins Informal Polo at Van Cortlandt Park
Yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park two Squadron A polo teams met. the Squadron defeated Wigwag six goals to two. Barry Douglas scored five and L J Hunt one for the winners. Lawrence and Putnam starred for Wigwags. A Yale match is planned by the Squadron Apollo club for tomorrow at 4 30 at the same field.
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Nelson Sets World Records In Motor Paced Cycling Meet
Froston June 17. Joe Nelson the Mttle Swede won the motor paced heat at Charles River track and broke world records for five and ten miles. He ran ten miles in 12 01, cutting the record by 1 32 and five miles in 6 03, 3 5 seconds under. De Guichard beat Walthour in 12 48. Nelson won the deciding heat in 12 54 as pace faltered. An hour paced race behind four horsepower motors at Revere track featured Moran, Stinson, Nat Butler and Ben Munroe. Moran won 35 14 miles, Stinson second, Butler third.
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Constitution Beats Columba and Reliance in 30 Mile Sound Race
The Constitution, skippered by A Belmont and associates, defeated the Columbia and Reliance in a 30 mile long island sound race for the Star of the Sea trophy. Reliance suffered a topmast breakabout ten feet from the masthead, forcing retirement. Morgan sailed Columbia and Leeds led Reliance. the Constitution won by 9 minutes 46 seconds.
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Shamrock III Narrowly Escapes at Erie Basin Docking
The Shamrock III almost ran aground as she was being docked at the Erie Basin. Keel blocks failed to fit correctly, creating a perilous situation similar to the Cup yacht Constitution's recent mishap. The skipper acted quickly to avert disaster.
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Start of Triangular Yacht Race Off Glen Cove
The Columbia leads early after a light wind start at 1:00 p m as Reliance and Constitution race northward. A broken topmast ends Reliance’s run, Constitution gains briefly, then Columbia retakes lead toward Matinicock Point amid shifty southwesterly airs and a passing schooner.
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Sinking bow halts as Shamrock TIT kept afloat in dock
The Shamrock TIT began sinking at the bow while the stern rose, prompting pumping to stop to prevent further submersion. Keel block misalignment due to lack of a keel plan caused the forward end to lack support as water receded, with repairs planned as ships await orders.
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Atlantic Yacht Club May Meeting Sets Junior Class Rule
At a special Atlantic Yacht Club meeting at the Sea Gate clubhouse, an amendment to the constitution would create a junior class for men aged eighteen to twenty five. Dues set at half the regular rate, no initiation fee until age cap, and voting rights excepted. Ocean race July 4 starts at 6 am from the clubhouse, 86 miles to Fire Island Lightship back to dock, with a dinner, music, reception, and dance planned.
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Seawanhaka Club Charters Steamer for Cup Races
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club has chartered the Gay Head steamer for the America's Cup races starting in August. The charter covers the first three days with options for extra days if needed. Tickets are valid only for designated days and not for individual numbered races. If a race is postponed or resailed after departure, the day’s ticket remains invalid for the resailed race. Communications should be sent to the club at Havemeyer Building Room 109 No Cor' landt St.
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Rice Gambit Tournament Under Way at Manhattan Club
The Rice Gambit tournament opens at the Manhattan Chess Club with leading players Dr Hermann Keidanz of Berlin Julius Finn and Halpern among top scorers. Absence of S Lipschuetz noted while Pillsbury expected back soon and Franklin Chess Club challenges Manhattan to a rematch for the Interclub trophy.
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