Yale Wins Baseball Series From Harvard
Yale defeats Harvard 16 to 8 at Yale Field in a decisive baseball win. Captain Merritt drives in the go ahead runs with a home run as Yale bats surge after seven innings, while Hartwell and Barton hold strong on the mound. Harvard’s Reeves exits after a foul tip injury. Bartoli pitches well early but Yale rallies late.
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Winsome Wins The Run Beats Istalena At Harbor Race
The Winsome won the Heath annual race from Greenwich to New London over seventy two miles aboard the Indian Harbor Yacht Club course. Strong winds and a brisk southward run affected the finish with Millibed second and Aurora third as several large sloops started from Great Captain's Island early morning. The Winsome clocked 9 hours 1 minute 46 seconds to prevail by 11 minutes 56 seconds over the rest of the field. In the motorcycle news Alfred Quote broke the world record for two miles unpaced at the Bast Palace track with 1 13 1 4.
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Yale Wins Toss for Choice of Position in Varsity Race
Gate’s Ferry Connecticut June 1 Yale captain Romeyn won the toss for the varsity eight and chose the west course for a four mile downstream start. Harvard captain Strong won the toss for the freshman eight and varsity four, both choosing west courses. Harvard crews share practice as Yale assigns judges and timer for events tomorrow.
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Quakers Defeat Cornell in Tight Penn Mercy Ball Game
Philadelphia June 19 Pennsylvan ia made it three straight over Cornell. The Quakers won by a single run as Cornell’s defense faltered late. Key hits came from Minds Smith and Coryell while Hightower and Marshall held the Ithacans in check. The loss featured strong fielding from Donovan Hawk and a late rally by Pennsylvania to secure the victory.
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Smarty Helps Team Win Great Neck Polo Four
Great Neck four wins by a net score of 444 to four Meadow Brook and Grace Fisid at Great Neck Long Island. Webb's clever pony and James Waterbury Jr and Deveraux Milburn of the International team faced strong Great Neck defense led by Smarty who followed the ball, scored two goals, and turned the tide in the fifth period. The match featured nimble ponies, fierce riding off, and multiple goal attempts, with Waterbury and Milburn contributing for Meadow Brook.
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Mrs Fox Leads On Links In Shawnee Tourney
Mrs Caleb Fox of Philadelphia led the field in the qualifying round of the women’s golf tournament at Shawnee Country Club Shawnee course features island holes and water hazards. Several players advanced to the first match round including Mrs Fox and Miss Louise Wells with other competitors from Wilmington Brookline Wyoming Valley and Philadelphia advancing to tomorrow’s play.
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Hydroplane Defined by American Power Boat Association
After investigation officers of the American Power Boat Association met at the Waldorf Astoria and unanimously defined a hydroplane. The rule sets the hydroplane as a racing craft with propeller in water and features such as breaks in continuity of the immersed surface or underbody surfaces. Boats are divided into four classes by rating. All boats eligible except those lacking mechanical reverse gear. President Koerner presided. other attendees listed.
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Wingate Harvard Captain Leads Baseball Nine Next Year
Cambridge June 19 Dana J P Wingate of the junior class was elected Harvard varsity baseball captain for next season. Wingate, who played shortstop this season after moving from third base, is the team’s top hitter. He is the first non senior captain since 1900, when Bill Keld began the tradition, following era captain Jimmy Dean in 1896.
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Timely ITS QF sport shakeups in cub crews
Vague OCR text discusses changes in Yale Harvard crews and coaching, noting veterans and new stroke reforms. Mentions Kennedy, Cook, and Mingland, with references to Thames races and long-standing Harvard Yale competition. also touches on other sports and Olympic topics with scattered names.
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Military athletic tournament planned for state fair day
Adjutant General Verbeck announced arrangements for a military athlete tournament to be held on a day during the state fair at Syracuse. Competitors from the various state military organizations are expected to participate.
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Smith Too Fast for White in Brooklyn Bout
In a ten round heavyweight clash at Royale Athletic Club Brooklyn Smith dominated White of Newark landing clean blows and controlling the engagement. White showed limited defense and rarely countered with more than a handful of punches. A ninth round scare ended when the bell rang ending the bout. In another light bout Charley Young and Young Steger traded blows in three rounds at Brown’s Gymnasium with a fierce exchange ending when Steger was knocked out.
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Pacing and Trotting Race Drama at Upper Speedway Meet
Clover Patch edges Clare in a photo finish in a fast heat at yesterday’s Road Drivers Association event on the Upper Speedway stretch. Clara and Alice Victor vie in trotters, while multiple pacing and trotting classes feature top horses and drivers including Gibbons, Well, and Alphonse in a crowded afternoon program.
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Interborough declares extra 5 percent dividend
Directors of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company yesterday declared an extra dividend of 5 percent from surplus profits paid by the Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company. The payout, about 1.7 million dollars to the Interborough Metropolitan Company, ties to the rapid subway system’s financing and anticipated use of funds for future construction.
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Marconi Co to Control United Wireless Today
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America will take over the title to the assets of United Wireless Company following a U S Court of Appeals ruling denying an injunction. Vice president John Bottomley says the decision saves the company about 14.08 to 20.00 and gives full possession of the wireless field with no flaw in title.
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Ohio Copper Company Reorganization Plan Details
The Ohio Copper Company plans to reorganize the Helnes properties with a capital stock of 15 dollars to be scaled by reducing par value from 19 to 5 dollars. A new company will be formed and an assessment of one dollar per share to be levied.
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Bankruptcy Petitions Filed Against Local Firms
The United States District received petitions in bankruptcy yesterday involving Samuel Levine and Samuel Kaufman of Ta ving & Kaufman cloak and millinery at 2 East Broadway in voluntary filing by creditors Louis Skunick Oscar Werman and Louis Lestler. Newman Kleinberg Company at 40 Prince Street in involuntary filing by Colin Hall Marx Company HP Clafin R. Grabn Co. Howard F. Van Orden of Westente street Fast Orange notes liabilities of 5443 with no assets. George Wirschberg salesman at 6 East Lith street reports liabilities 271 with no assets. Louis Hart at Eighth Avenue filed voluntary with no assets.
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Morosini Wedding Ties Noted New York Family Elite
Giovanni Morosini Jr. married Julie Goetz Ammon in St Margaret's Church Riverdale in a ceremony led by Rev Michael Murray. Guests included sisters Lulla Morvain Werner and the late era of Park Commissioner Henry Ston, with family reminiscences of Morosini matriarchs and the Gould era business rise. The couple plan an Berkshire honeymoon and likely reside at Kernian Square Hotel after, Ammon widow of Colonel John Henry Ammon.
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Colleges May Adjust Elective Courses Warned
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes possible changes to elective courses as colleges consider curriculum adjustments this year. Authorities stress keeping core requirements intact while exploring broader elective options across departments.
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