Yale Triumphs Over Princeton In Deciding Baseball Game
Yale defeated Princeton 5 to 2 at American League Park in a tight deciding game. Yale broke the 2–2 tie in the ninth after Merritt and Fels, aided by a costly error, put runners on and Captain Murphy followed with a two-base hit. Yale led with ten hits to five for Princeton, while Van Vieck and Merritt limited Tigers through seven. Crowds filled stands and field, with lively college ambiance and ground-rule drama shaping the event.
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Yankees Lose Again Laporte's Error Costly
Boston defeats New York 9 to 6 in a hard hitting game. Laporte muffed a third inning throw leading to six Boston runs as the Yankees trailed from the third inning onward. Niles and Carrigan led Boston's rally, Speaker delivered a three bagger, and Gessler and Demmitt chipped in with key hits. Blair caught as Kiernan was sidelined. Veughn released to Toronto.
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Philadelphia Defeats Washington 6 to 1 in Home Game
Philadelphia bunched all their hits in three innings to win 6 to 1 over Washington. Browne left the game after injuring his leg running out a three-base hit in the fourth. The line score lists Philadelphia with ten hits and Washington with six, batteries Bender and Thomas for Philadelphia and Gray and Street for Washington. Umpires were Kerin and Sheridan.
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Princeton Defeats Yale in Seven Inning Pitch Duel
Princeton and Yale fought through seven innings as Van Vieck and Merritt traded shutouts. Dawson was elected Princeton captain for next year, while Fels and Murphy led bases for Yale with two-base hits and multiple players scoring in a tense collegiate clash.
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Standings and results in baseball currents for today and yesterday
American League games today feature New York at Boston Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit and Boston at Washington. Yesterday's results include Boston 9 New York 6 Detroit 1 St Louis 0 Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 in the first game and Cleveland 2 Chicago in the second. National League games today list Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn two games Cincinnati at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis No games played yet. Standings show American League leading with records for Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago Detroit St Louis Washington and Cleveland and National League standings for Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Washington and Boston, with win percentage figures as provided.
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Autos Nearing Finish In New York Seattle Ocean Race
Seattle reports Ford car No 2 leading as it nears Seattle after reaching Clealum 100 miles from the city and aiming to finish at noon tomorrow at the Alaska Yukon exposition. In Walla Walla Ford car No 1 arrived at 6 10 PM followed by Shawmut an hour later, both repairing before heading to North Yakima for tomorrow arrival.
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Arnst Retains World Sculling Title in New Zealand
Wellington June 22 R Arnst the New Zealand oarsman defeated W Webb on the Wanganui River to retain the world sculling championship. He finished three and three quarter lengths ahead over a three and a quarter mile course in a record time of 18 minutes 14 35 seconds.
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Saratoga Special Subscription Draw and Summer Stakes Entries
Sixteen subscriptions have been made for the Saratoga Special, a two-year-old race with a 500 entrance fee and three-horse nominator per subscription. Notable subscribers include John Sanford, Sam Doggett, J. C. McGinnis, James McManus, Mrs. L. A. Livingston, John E. Madden, Woodford Clay, and James R. Keene. The Saratoga meeting features numerous stakes with strong entries from Western owners, including Baratoga Fackey and Adirondack Handicap, among many others. Keene plans a yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay, with only ten of twenty-five yearlings selling this year.
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Detroit Defeats St Louis 1 to 9 in Tight Victory
Detroit beat St Louis 9 to 1 as Willett and Waddell pitched well. Detroit capitalized with a sixth inning double and single to tally the only run, while St Louis left bases loaded in the fifth. Stephens retired with an injured finger, batted for Criger in the ninth, and Hartzell stood out with two-base hits.
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Cleveland Takes Doubleheader Over Chicago In Tight Wins
In Chicago on June 22 Cleveland won both games 3 to 2 and 6 to 2. Walsh balked in the ninth of the opener allowing Easterly to score the decisive run for Cleveland. Chicago outhit the Indians in the second game but failed to string hits when needed.
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Easterly
National women’s tennis at Philadelphia clubs for singles title
The New York Massachusetts California and Canada contenders advance in the national women’s lawn tennis championship in Philadelphia. Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley dominates Emily Scott while Edith Rotch of Boston challenges a possible finale against Mrs. Barger Wallach of New York. Hammond and Moyes win in singles and doubles rounds as players push toward the semi finals and title.
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St Paul
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Toronto
Can
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Miss Green
Miss Moves
Miss Rees
Miss Osthemer
Miss Little
Miss Hammond
Miss Fox
Miss Morgan
Tyler
Schley
Aes
Women on the Courts at Amackassin Club Yonkers
Women lawn tennis players showcased at Amackassin Club Yonkers drawing a large crowd. Elizabeth H Moore, four time national champion, defeated Miss McAdoo 6 1 6 2 as other singles and doubles results followed including Constance, Hill, and the Burdick pairing prevailing in their matches.
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Dr. Ewing E. Taylor
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J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
F. Belknap
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Edith Baggs
Elizabeth E. Moore
Miss McAdoo
Miss Browning
F Benedict
Gertrude Hill
Miss Hewitt
Miss Martin
Henry H. Burdick
Janet Miller
Miss Edison
Rhodes Wins Another Wimbledon Match
London June 22 D P Rhodes of Boston won again in the lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon defeating A W Andrew 6 2 6 4 6 1.
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London
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Boston
Wimbledon
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Wesleyan Defeats Trinity In Commencement Day Game
Hartford June 22 Wesleyan beat Trinity 5 to 1 in the commencement day game. Wesleyan scored nine ninth inning runs but totalled nine hits and committed costly errors. Batteries Connelly Merriman for Wesleyan and Cook Smith for Trinity.
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Blow for Columbia Phillips May Not Row
Telegraph dispatch from Poughkeepsie reports FE. 8. J. Phillips of Columbia oarsmen is seriously ill with an ulcerated tooth and may miss the season. Syracuse and Cornell crews struggled with changes and illnesses as other varsity boats trained, while Pennsylvania and Wisconsin posted limited practice under hot conditions.
Yale Freshmen and Varsity Rowing Crews Heat Up After Warm Thames Day
Gales Ferry Connecticut June 22: Yale freshman eight coach Dominick and managers Bingham and Perring, plus varsity coxswain Fearing, were soaked by the heat and spent time in the river. Harvard crews practiced downstream at Red Top with Hooper returning, and the varsity eight rowed three miles in two stretches, maintaining a 29 to 30 stroke but not as brisk as morning. Captain Howe met with Captain Cutler to plan a possible late week race between second varsity fours. The varsity eight did light work in the heat, returning four and three quarter miles under Kennedy’s launch staunchly observing pace.
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Pennsylvania's Cartmell in 100 and 30 yd dashes at British meet
London reports N J Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania has entered for the 100 and 30 yard dashes in the British amateur athletic championship on July 3. Yale's W Knox is entered for the long jump.
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N. J. Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
W. Knox
Yale
Golfers Score Well Proses Work at Englewood Links
Mixed foursome at Englewood Golf Club yesterday drew interest as Julia Mix and Jack Hobens won from scratch with 162. F P Duryea and Willie Anderson took second 164, while professionals Hobens Lew and Alec Campbell shared low-pro scores of 72. Thunderstorms disrupted play. strong practice scores suggest tough championship ahead.
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Alec Campbell
Brooklins
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Columbia
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