Rain Spoils Philly Dodgers Twin Bill At Ebbets Field
Muddy field and slippery surface turned a scheduled double header into a single, with the second game postponed. Buck Wheat’s triple and a string of key hits ignited the Phillies offense as Fred Luderus homered in the seventh to break a 1 1 tie, while Grover Alexander and Frits Luderus shone on the mound amid chaotic play and fan protests.
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Herd Byron
Robina
Phillies
Quaner City
Wilbert Robinson
Feld
Charles St
Byron
Fyrem
Tes
Micre
Bill Byron
Elend
Wheatville
Buck Wheat
Jef Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Grover Alexander
Thillien
I'fester
Yankees win third of four from Cleveland 7 6
The Yankers beat Cleveland 7 to 6 with Home Run Baker driving in two early runs after a first inning homer. Luderas hit a seventh inning homer to edge Brooklyn.
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Yankers
Cleveland
Baker
Luderas
Brooklyn
Cardinals Capture Game From Reds Leagues
Cincinnai June ron Louie cap tured today's game and to 1 by opportunistic hitting and several double plays. In the third inning Atmos singled but was forced by Rettel, who scored on Reacher's double. Reacher scored on Long's run. In the eighth Long doubled and scored on Miller's single. Chirke doubled for Louden, Fisher ran for Clarke and scored on fierceoy's single as Fisher finished the game at second. Early plays saw Amos strike out Griffith and Wingo hit into a double play.
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Cincinnai
Ron
Louie
Ioning
Atmos
Rettel
Reacher
Long
Miller
Chirke
Louden
Fisher
Clarke
Fierco
Nedege
Dreier Lee
Marieau
Acruna
Jamaica track meet delays and race results summary
Unclear OCR text reports Jamaica racing results with multiple names and times. Segment mentions spectators, betting, and several participants such as Leah and Waleed, but many fragments are unreadable. No coherent full results or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Jamaica Entries in a Secret Event Readings
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and places like Jamaica entries, hall names, and race mentions. It references individuals such as Willasa Bilton and Stadtian, with unclear actions. The fragment hints at a local event with possible racing or posting notices but lacks coherent details.
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Kerk Poste
NT Hallott
Willie
Baceheags
Usher
Oly
Willasa Bilton
Stadtian
Uae
Racers and Bid Ups Highlight Jamaica Track Day
Shyness nas won the second race of the day and fetched 1200 from G Alexandras while Nealy kept his property with a $5 advance. The Ireland imported Shyness rw by reagrave sold for 1100 to Old roam. Amherst defeats Dartmouth 6 to 3 in Atherst Mass.
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S.a1
Nenly
Shyness Nas
G. Alexandras
Mr. Nealy
Shyness Rw
Ireland
Reagrave
Fae Weed Clyde
Saratoga
Nealy
Hix
Amherst
Dartmouth
Helpless Rider Fights Pain as Etruscan Finishes Second
In rainy mud at Newtown, jockey Quentin Preece rode Etruscan despite a broken left leg, finishing second to Startling. Etruscan kept pace with the leader before Preece fainted and was carried from the track. The stormy afternoon drew a large crowd as Richard Carman’s silks scored two wins and a second.
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We D. Burrows
Quentin Preece
Mother
Etruscan
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Feld
Preece
Hi Mount
Dr. Dowd
Jupiter Pluvius
Young Preece
Richard Carman
Silke
Yale Oarsmen and Battery Mobilize for Niantic Race
Yale crew members assigned to Harvard race at Niantic receive orders to report immediately while others remain released until baseball and rowing seasons end. Adjutant General Cole grants special permission, allowing four Yale oarsmen to stay away from Niantic and focus on athletics. Morris Hadley, Yale battalion lieutenant and son of President Hadley, among those mobilized. several other athletes from track, baseball, and crew listed for mobilization.
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Yale
Harvard
New London
Yale Battery
Niantle
Baseball
Cole
Connecticut National Guard
Niantic
Yule
Nimzic
Morris Hadley
Hadey
Seth Low
Hadley
Robert Gilfilian
Reginald Coombs
Rol Vaught
Plain Wesley Oler
Danford
It Rained Again Casts Dour Shadow Over Baseball News
A tongue in cheek poem laments constant rain ruining baseball and other outdoor events from scrubs to stars. It mocks soggy fields preventing double-headers and keeping Giants and many players sidelined, ending with a weary call for relief from damp misfortune.
Frank Baker Regains Home Run King Title
Franklin Baker, the reformed Maryland farmer, drove in four of seven Yankees runs in a 7 to 6 victory over the Indians at Cleveland. He homered in the first and added key hits as New York rallied, Baker’s bat earning the moniker Home Run Walter. The game featured Caldwell’s rough outing, Donovan’s wild relief, and Baker’s afternoon power that sealed the win for the Yankees.
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Cleveland
Franklin Baker
Maryland
New York Americans
Baker
Lake Erie
Walter
Cornelius Muacgillicuddy
Philadelphia
Yankees
Indians
Faker
Ray Caldwall
Caldwell
Tria Speaker
Smith
Gandil
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Fisher
J. Franklin Baker
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
J Franklin
Lucky Caldwell
Clark
Williams Nine
Williamstown
Bernard Clark
Litehield
Conn
Magee
Hoernachmeyer- Teos
Giants
Boston
Polo Grounds
Harvard Yale songs face off over sportsmanship
Sport or Thereabouts by Heywood Broun debates if Harvard should temper its battle songs toward Yale, citing graduate calls for gentler lyrics. The piece weighs sportsmanship, tradition, and rivalry, noting differing views while defending the bold, classic chants still sung at stadiums.
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Heywood Broun
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Crimson
Cambridge
Sons of
Eli
Vic
Tony
Cornell Robs Syracuse Crew Of Clean Sweep In Regatta
The Cornell freshmen edged Syracuse by two boats on a rough four mile course. Pennsylvania, Columbia, and Penn State fields struggled as rough water hampered progress. Syracuse surged late to overtake Pennsylvania and claim victory, while Columbia faded to the rear in a closely contested race.
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Pennsylvania
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Columbia
Suns
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Syracuse
Corneliers
P Quakers
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Quakers
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Sycuse
Little
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Tye
Lumbia
Cort
Plans for Large Cruise From Oyster Bay Rally
Plans call for a big cruise starting Saturday at Tendesvous in Oyster Bay with the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club and Centra Island Club staging a spring regatta. After racing, the cruling squadron will rendezvous at 5 p.m. and yachtmen will gather for a dinner. Sunday features onboard services and a concert, with departures Monday for the first leg toward Dian Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich, Conn.
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Tendesvous
Oyster Bay
Centra Island Club
Crulang Squadron
Yachtamen 91
Mer Dinner. At 10 O’clock the Grounds, By Front and the Yachts Will Be Illuminat
Yachtemen
Robert Ua Oo « Orchooner Katours
Dam Vel
Dian Harbor
Greetwich
Conn
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