Dark Horse Ithaca Crew Looms For Gridiron Regatta
The Intercollegiate rowing scene near Manning Bend at Elbow sees Columbia Cornell and Penn favorites with Stanford and Wisconsin challenging. Stanford's mile-high trip and Stanford’s lengthened stroke loom, while Penn struggles with a weak varsity. Syracuse and Wisconsin push to limit, as ten Eyck drives the eight to race speed from start to finish.
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N.Y
Hutson
Kran
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvanis
Stanford
Wisconsin
Penn
Cornel
T Lemibia
Frome Muennee
Jumbia
Courtney
Leland Stanford University
Stanton
Intel Row
Washington
California
Moran
Poughkeepers
Badgers
Pennsylvania
Bowen
Dietler
Thair
Jim Teen
Jae * Chance
Downing
Rice
Downig
Colune Ma
Mile
Miller
Rothwell
Hedsell
Ruprecht Wee
Varelty
Fuer
Annapalie
Syracuse
Thurston
Ten Eyck
Thia
Colmbla
Wisenan
Syrteme
New York
McCarthy
Alan
Syracuae
Litle Wins the Title in a Wild Season End Meet
The report chronicles a dramatic athletics week with Yale style crew trials and a Metropolitan lawn tennis championship. It notes Pennsylvanian crews racing against Cornell and Stanford, with Courtney and Merritt figures, plus Raymond Little's dominant tennis victory over Arthur Dabney in straight sets, and Hackett and Merrill claiming doubles titles at the West Side club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Tittle
Harold Ho Hackett
Walter Merrill Hall
West Site
21Th Street
Broadway
Little
Arthur Dabney
Harvard
Stendinese
Littles Laame
Dabney
Hackett
Hart
Raymond D. Little
Gustaver Torenach
John Billings
Fr Lrom
Boston
Dabnay
Dabneys
Jon
Ainiahing
Sete
Unclear Sports Card Fragments and Scoring Notes
Fragmentary sports card text lists points and players with partial names and scores. Mentions Parson Outs Neus and Dabney with small totals across three events. Content is incomplete, non coherent, and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samen
Parson
Faulta
Conlin
Barry Injury Risking Long Outing For Champion
Barry suffered a shoulder injury in Friday's game against The Senstore after colliding while attempting a play. Doctors took a photograph to confirm bone damage. Derrick will fill in at shortstop until Barry returns, with a four month absence feared if serious.
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Thibani Potlatetyyis
Fiel
Barry
Foster
Derrick
Shou Owell
Connie Mack
J. B. Carnet
Infalder
Hie Ples van
Indians Win Two Games With Collins Key Player
The Cleveland Indians defeated Toronto in both ends of a Newark doubleheader yesterday. Wil Collins, the Indiana utility man, starred with strong hitting and defensive plays, earning the day’s top honors as the Leafs were outplayed in both games.
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Fel Meyer
Joe
Creare
Dalton
Jordan
Bendiey
Edita Ie
Macarty
Molly
Nemes
Mueller
Monell
Pale Taos
Newark
Vaughn
Ain
Mian
Mead Y Faux
Steller
Rhruck
Hyta
Macktow
Vasghn
O' Tiara
Abrameran
Moser
Doe
Bernard
Shaw
Ph Tiderdan
Tb Ara
Collie
Mineunis
Bachinan
Thret-bane
Hernard
Ba’ Bro Hawk
Fustcuck
Inna
Hime Meyer
Tah
Feenimen
Taiane Kewarke
Sallie
Kelly
Horse Owners Push Against Public Bookmaking Plan
Horse owners and breeders in Maryland protest public bookmaking at Southern tracks. Led by Joseph Ro Marquette Jr, they urge the Jockey Club to sanction only tracks that permit pari mutuel betting, arguing betting has long shaped racing and urging legislation support to restore traditional sport.
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Jockey Club
Lera
Joseph Ro Marquette, Jr
Maryland
Jorkes Club
Aslme
Sanc
Heavyweights to clash as Palzer meets Wells in title bout
Boxing fans expect two giants to fight at Garden Athletic Club next Friday in an anticipated ten rounder between Al Palzer and Bombadier Wells. Wells holds the heavyweight crown in England and aims to elevate prospects for a future title, while Palzer, praised as the sport’s hopeful after a recent knockout win, seeks momentum before a potential Johnson ascent. The bout signals a rare major international heavyweight confrontation in the U.S. since prior era matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumihre Embier
the Garden Athletic Club
al Palzer
Bombadier Wells
Jack Johnson
Wells
Fugland
Lansdale
Palzer
Jim Corbett
Mieharley Shtewell
Toan Devel
Tyie
Giver
Wan
Pom
O'Rourke
Caer Chatte
Athar Hudson
Pande
Tratti
Dorp
Staten Deland
Arn Ril MeKine
Jack Sulliven
Hugh McGann
Jonny Coulon
Auert- Jean
Declanee
Hearst
Waa
Bronxville Tennis Club annual clay court tournament begins
The Bronxville Athlete Association outlines a July start for the clay court event near New York featuring men’s singles doubles and mixed doubles. Gustave Touchard holds the previous Scruilenge Cup. organizers list Ferris Faulk Todd Whitbeek and others as referees and committee members.
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Emece Muangeho
Bronxville
Hirenneta
Onertann
Ferris Faulk DH
Todd
JH Whitbeek
A. Pb Reonard Toekman
Ly Wilson
Wagner van Vinck
David Sands
Storrie Flark
Lau
Divide Honors on Courts at Ridgewood Tennis Meet
Rutherford and Ridgewood divided the honors on the lawn tennis courts at Ridgewood New Jersey with Rutherford taking all singles and Ridgewood winning the doubles Gardner and Beinkerhoff of Rutherford prevailed in a three set singles match while Brinkerhoff beat Milne and the Rutherford pair defeated Thomas and Dorman in doubles as the event showcased strong form from both clubs.
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Rutherford
Ridgewood
Thatter
N. J
Ridewood
Gardner
J. J. Beinkerhoff
Thom
T Ridgewood Country Club
Brinkerhof
Mloveind Ul
Sipe
Copeland Rutherford
Davis International Cup Matches Target Melbourne in November
The Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia urges November play for the Davis Cup challenge rounds with Australia Britain and France aligned. Plans call for preliminary Wimbledon trials in July with Newport tied into the event, aiming for three weeks practice before Melbourne matches and a September national championship lead in.
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Australasia
Frefertch
Alexander and Beals
Wright
William A. Larned
Thomas H Flicky
Robert D. Wrenn
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Melbourne
Trax
Lnter
Anguat
New York State
Crescent Athletic Club
Newport
Stay Halts Ten-Year Term for Grand Larceny
William D. Wilson, convicted of grand larceny over the burglary at Broadway school of hairdressing, was released yesterday on bail of 10000 with a certificate of reasonable doubt issued by Blanchard. He left the prison to his wife and mother, Mrs. Isabella Wilson furnishing the bail.
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William D. Wilson
Broadway
Bing Sing
Timely Bits Of Sport From A Boston Jaunt
Tom J Methaw and hie Grantee return to New York after a Boston trip as the Giants and Yankees pursue the National and American League pennants. The wave of trades and rule talk continues with Merkle back at first, Conzelman and Warner among Brown University pitchers, and discussions on Chalmers Trophy eligibility. Other notes cover players moving clubs, Olympic commotion, and upcoming track and field events in Brooklyn and New Jersey.
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Tom J. Methaw
Hie Grante
Boston
Braves
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phillies
Fred Merkle Fe
Giants
Yankees
Washington
Hanpemt
Hopelens
Tramns
Finistine
FA Warner
Joe c
Consalman
Brown University
Vial
Pittsburgh Pirates
Providence
Conzelman Fas
Brown
Warner
Ren Mutford
Bateman
Chalmers Trophy Commission
Automobil Wit Ba
Ffngh
Chalmers
Georges J. Moreland
Chantry
Cobb
Schulte
Yachts Start Long Race From New York Club
Twenty five yachts set sail at noon from the New York Athletic Club for a Block Island race. Entries include Okee of the New York Yacht Club in the 3-foot class, Grace II, The Duchess, Hog by then, and other names. Winds shifted from east to southwest, favoring the fleet as the afternoon wore on.
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Frederick W. Rublen
Stoope
Yawie
Catboats
New York Athlete Club
Block Island
J. A. Mablatedt
Okee
New York Yacht Club
J. A. Lambden
Grace
Duchess
C. Miller
Litchfield
Hogby
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Sridise
Hudson
Rowtng
JM Ten Eek
WARD
Henry Steffen
Litle
Ase
Cer
Counsm
Elis Ward
Mius
Merritt
Atavel
Tate Tourer
Harry Vate
Wlney
Gann Little
Pagsen
Nota Tau
Indians
Voshell
Bombardier Wells
Mar
Homa Reyaram
Ihe
Long Beach
Tone Tel
Voshell Dls
A. Campbell
Martin
Harold PB. Bratz
Valeater
Reta
George Shafer
Charter M. Pull. Ar
Kenry C. Martin
Crescent Athletic Club Patr
Frederick G. Anderson
Henry J Molienhauer
Andernon
Mollenhaer Ted
Mollenhauer
Crescent Party
Tang Teach Cup
Campbell
Frederick G Anderson
Mente J. Motlenhanwr
George C. Shafer
Miles
Cher Tock
Charles McAvey
Batwood
Peter Toy
YOR Tribune
United States
Joy
Australia
Arthur Bus
Pacific Coast
Boston Braves
Buen
Buffalo Club
John
McGraw
Harry McCormick
Toronto
Cincinnati
Hank Day
The
Rede
Harry Gasper
George Stobie
University of Maina
Sester Red Sox
Athletics
Bartow S Weeks
Sweden
Red Star Uner Kroont
Kroonland
Tate
F. H. Nelson
Frank Nelson
Nelson
Antwerp
Finland
Knights of St Antony
Greenpoint Avenue
North Henry Street
New Jersey
Bayonne
Wille Fe Chambers
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