Yale Tigers Rally Wins Deciding Baseball Game at Park
Yale defeats Princeton 3 2 at American League Park in a tense ninth inning rally. Merritt and Fels reached on walks and an error by Sides opened the inning, allowing Merritt to score. Captain Murphy followed with a two-base hit, then a sacrifice fly by Jefferson scored the final run as Yale clinched the series amid a large crowd and variable weather.
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Murphy
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Cunningham
Jefferson
Feis
Logan
Vale
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Or Ste
Big Hollow
van Vileck
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Sielders
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Tess
Reed
Dillon
Pirate
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San Jefferson
Howver
Pitman
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Durphy
Yankees Lose Again Laporte's Error Costs Game
Boston defeats New York 9 to 6 in a rough, high scoring game. Laporte muffed a third inning throw starting a Boston rally as Speaker hit a three bagger and Gessler and Demmitt added key hits. The Yankees claimed two runs earlier but could not recover. Blair caught as Kleinow was sidelined. Stallings announced Eddie Vaughn released to Toronto.
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New York Yankees
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Lake
Yankees
Niles
Carrigan
Arrelanes
McConnell
Lord
Speaker
Gessler
Stahl
Wagner
Demmitt
Austin
Stallings
Eddie Vaughn
Princeton
Toronto
Blair
Kleinow
Washington
New York
Hemphill
Cree
Chase
Engel
Hughes
Arellanes
Burchell
Schiltzer
Philadelphia Beats Washington 6 to 1 in Six Innings
Philadelphia won 6 to 1 over Washington as the home team collected most of its runs in three innings. Browne left the game after injuring his teeth on a three-base hit in the fourth. Batteries were Bender and Thomas for Philadelphia with Gray and Street on the mound for Washington. Umpires were Kerin and Sheridan.
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Gray and Street
Kerin and Sheridan
Princeton Elects Dawson Captain for Next Year
Yale beats Princeton 6 to 3 as Van Vieck and White pitched. Dawson elected Princeton captain for next season at a meeting last evening. Two-base hits by Felse and Murphy, several stolen bases, and fielding miscues shaped the game and the Yale offense.
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Standings and results in American and National Leagues
Major league notes cover games yesterday with Boston defeating New York by 8 to 6 and Detroit beating St Louis 1 to 0. Standings show Detroit 86 wins, 19 losses, .655. New York 25 26 .490. Philadelphia 23 something. Chicago 23 28 .451. Boston 24 something. Washington 19 32 .375. Cleveland 29 24 .547. St Louis 19 84 3 584. In the National League Pittsburg and others schedule games today with standings led by Philadelphia at .660 and St Louis at .522.
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Ford cars lead ocean-to-ocean race to Seattle
The Ford car No 2 again led the New York to Seattle race nearing finish. It reached Clealum, 100 miles from Seattle, and is expected at the Alaska Yukon exposition by noon tomorrow. Earlier Ford car No 1 arrived at Walla Walla with Shawmut car a short time later, both repairing before resuming toward North Yakima for tomorrow morning arrival.
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New York
Clealum
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 won by three and three quarter lengths over a 3 1/4 mile course in a record 18 minutes 14 35 seconds.
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New Zealand
R. Arnst
W. Webb
Wanganui
Webb
Good Racing in View at Saratoga with Subscriptions
Sixteen subscriptions have been made for the Saratoga Special for two year olds. The race requires an entrance fee of £400 with half forfeit and nominators name three horses per subscription, but only one to start. James R. Keene plans a yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay on July 10 offering twenty five youngsters.
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Sam Doggett
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Grace Cameron
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Lord Stanhope
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Miss Kearney
Eligt
Killiecrankie Watson
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Detroit Defeats St Louis 1 to 0 in Low-Scoring Game
Detroit wins at home over St Louis by 1 to 0 as a sixth inning double and single drive in the only run. Willett and Waddell pitched well with Detroit benefiting from timely hits and a St Louis error. Stephens leaves with an injured finger after Criger pinch batting in the ninth. McIntyre Hartzell standouts with two-base hits while Hartzell steals. Errors favor St Louis. Detroit leaves four on base while St Louis leaves eight. Time 1:15. Umpires Evans and Egan.
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Waddell
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Ty Kelas Peeee
McIntyre
Hartzell
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Wallace
Williams
Evans and Egan
Cleveland Sweeps Chicago in doubleheader two to nil
Cleveland wins both games of a June 22 doubleheader from Chicago. Game one ends 3 2 with a ninth inning balk by Walsh allowing Easterly to score the decisive run for Cleveland. Second game finishes 2 0 as Cleveland pitchers hold Chicago to zero runs, with key hits and late offense sealing the sweep.
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Cleveland
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Easterly
R. H E. Cleveland
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Owens
R. H. E. Cleveland
Rhoades and Clark
Chip
Smith
Sullivan
Hurst and Connolly
Women’s National Lawn Tennis Championship Entries Narrowing
Philadelphia crowds watch among New York Massachusetts California and Canada as Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley faces Edith Rotch of Boston in a likely westward victory path. Hotchkiss handily defeated Emily Scott while Rotch took Alice Day, Hammond ousted Rees, and Moves beat Roth Philadelphia. Doubles and mixed results present clear contenders as rounds proceed.
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New York
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California
Canada
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Far West
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Berkeley
Cal
Edith Rotch
Boston
Rockies
Emily Scott
Miss Hotchkiss
Miss Scott
Miss Rotch
Harper Wallach
Louise Hammond
Gorham
Miss Rees
St. Paul
Miss Roberts
Lois Moves
Miss Hammond
Elsie Litue
Berke
Alice Day
New Caraan
Conn
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St Paul
Louise Moves
Toronto
M. Roth
Miss Green
Miss Moves
Misa Rees
Miss Stheimer
Mies Hotchkiss
Misa
Miss Fox
Mies Morgan
Mrs. Tyler
Schley
Women on the Courts at Amackassin Club Yonkers
Women's tennis events drew a large crowd as Elizabeth H. Moore, a four time national champion, defeated Miss McAdoo 6-1 6-2. In Amackassin Cup action C Runyon beat H Pfeiffer 6-3 6-1, Hong beat Steinacher by default, and Ewing Taylor defeated Coils 6-3 6-2.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
William A. Larned
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H. Pfeiffer
W. Hong
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Oy Ae Ewing E. Taylor
Dr. P. A. Coils
H. L. Parr
Richard H. Palmer
D. V. Petser
Roy C. Ritchie
Love
Gladys Constable
Edith Baggs
Elizabeth HE. Moore
Rhodes Wins Another Match at Wimbledon Championship
London June 22 D P Rhodes of Boston won again today in the lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon defeating A W Andrew 6 2 6 4 6 1 in straight sets.
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London
D. P. Rhodes
Boston
Wimbledon
A. W. Andrew
Wesleyan Nine Beats Trinity In Commencement Day Game
In Hartford on June 22 Wesleyan defeated Trinity 5 to 1. Trinity failed to score until the ninth inning as Wesleyan capitalized on Trinity errors and weak batting to clinch the win.
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Hartford
Conn
Blow for Columbia Phillips May Not Row
Telegraph dispatch reports Columbia oarsman FEJ Phillips in poor condition after returning to New York for treatment. He may miss the season as he battles an ulcerated tooth misdiagnosed as a mosquito bite. Syracuse and Cornell crews vary in strength as practice continues on the river.
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Columbia Oarsman
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Quakers
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Badgers
Harvard Crew Warm Weather Training in Thames Scene
Light work for Yale and Harvard crews as heat loosens grip on practice. Dominick and others tumble into the Thames while late discussions pair second varsity fours for a potential race. Harvard boats train downstream, Hooper returns, and the varsity eight sails three-mile sessions with a 29 to 30 stroke, pace uneven from morning.
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Thames
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Boston
Penn and Yale sprinters enter British championship meet
London June 22 N J Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania is entered in the 100 and 220 yard dashes at the British amateur athletic championship on July 3 W Knox of Yale is listed for the long jump and will compete against British and other American entrants in a continental event likely to draw rail and track attention worldwide
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N. J. Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
W. Knox
Yale
Golfers Score Well at Englewood Mixed Pro-Am Event
Low scores dominated Englewood Golf Club as pros dominated the national open prep. Miss Julia Mix and Jack Hobens led from scratch with 182, while Mrs F Duryea and Willie Anderson and others chased. Thunderstorms shortened play and four ball matches drew crowds as pros prepared for the championship beginning tomorrow.
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Julia R. Mix
Jack Hobeng
Strong
Will Anderson
Tom
Fredge
Leod
Gilbert Nichols
Wilmington
Tom Anderson
McLeod
Andersons
A & Tom Anderson
Nichols
Robert Thomson
Jerome D. Travers
New Jersey
Herbert Strong
Apinar
Will
Fred Brand
Oakmont
Jack Hutchinson
Peter Robertson
Pittsburg
Mackie
James Thomson
Jack Campbell
Andrew Campbell
J. R. Mix
Englewood
Jack Hobens
Etek
Rce
F. P. Duryea
Willie Anderson
St. Louis
Pasties
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Bra
F. Starbuck
Spring Haven
Pete
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Baltusro
George Law
Baltusrol
Dave Hunter
Essex County
Moore
L. W. Callan
Alee Campbell
Brookline
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