Harvard Oarsmen Shield Thames Record Sweep Yale
Harvard crews dominated the Thames race on January day, beating Yale by four lengths as Harvard's varsity eight shattered Yale’s two mile mark. Lasher steered the Yale shell into the stake accident, costing a potential record. Harvard’s eight finished in 20 minutes 2 seconds, with Yale about seven seconds slower.
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Yale and Harvard Varsity Crews Battle in Big Race
The article describes Yale and Harvard freshman and junior crews racing from Barletta to the navy yard with Harvard taking the lead by the mile mark. It notes Harvard’s faster two mile time for the freshmen, near a record, and mentions New London financial rumors involving J P Morgan and a crowd in a telephone office as part of a colorful day.
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Giants Rally as Robins Misplay Giants Beat Brooklyn 7 to 4
At Ebbets Field the Brooklyn Robins booted and overthrew to hand the New York Giants a 7 to 4 victory in the opening game of the series. Rube Benton pitched well for Brooklyn but little support doomed the Robins as errors and wild throws fueled the Giants’ offense. Soldiers’ Day crowds watched as Mowrey, Olson, and Cheney contributed to a Giants win built on Brooklyn mistakes.
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Yankees Rally Past Johnson in Early Inning Power
The Yankees defeated Walter Johnson and the Senators as Grantland Rice chronicles a blistering innings burst. New York bunched ten hits and thirteen runs, with Nick Cullop shutting down Washington after a rough start, while Morgan homered and Pipp, Peckinpaugh, and Magen provided key RBI and defense.
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Wild Pitch Gives Red Sox Victory
Horton's error and a late wild pitch decided the game as the Red Sox defeated the Athletics 7 in a windy Philadelphia match. Witt starred with two singles and drove in a run, while Philadelphian runners were aided by a sacrifice, a rushed play, and a costly miscue.
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Homer Whitted Delivers Phillies Victory With Home Run
In a tightly played game the Phillies secure a win as Homer Whitted hits a decisive home run. The contested duel features limited baserunners and a standout early spark, with Boston and other contenders watching closely as the visitors push ahead.
Results of Games in Two Leagues and Standings
Results of games yesterday show New York defeating Washington 6 to 5 while New York also beat Washington 5 to 1. Boston leads American League with 30 wins and 9 losses. Detroit 32 25. Chicago 27. New York 31 25. St Louis 24. Philadelphia 16. standings reflect early season chaos with several teams contesting top spots.
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