Yale Harvard Varsity Rowing Rivalry Sets City Abuzz
New London crowds await the Harvard Yale varsity race amid quiet before a storm. Harvard leads in freshman and four races while Yale contests the varsity eight. Weather and course choices shape outcomes as Roosevelt Taft attendance dampens spirits.
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New London
Conn
arvard-Yale
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Gorme
Yale
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Crimmson
Crocker House
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Taft
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Mohawk
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Crimson Cubs
Yale Cubs
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Var
Crews Battle Storm On River Practice Row
Crews from Wisconsin and Pennsylvania forced out in a heavy storm on the river. Keplinger fainted during a substitute tryout and was rescued after half an hour. Syracuse, Columbia, and Penn crews debated lineups. a gentle men's four race was set for Friday at 4 o'clock.
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the Tribune
Keplinger
Ward
Shirer
Euresea
Aternoon
Jim Ten Eyck
Salt City
Syracuse
Varsity
Ceenell
Columbia
Shout
Courtney
Milton
Itha
Nelson House
Pennsylvania
Inter-City cricket match today on Staten Island
An eleven of Philadelphia cricket veterans led by Captain George Ashbridge of Merion Cricket Club meets a New York veteran side captained by R S Welker of Staten Island Cricket Club at Livgman, Staten Island, this afternoon.
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Philadelphia
George Ashbridge
Merion Cricket Club
New York
R. S1
George Welker
Staten Island Cricket Club
Livgman
Staten Island
State League Results Mixed Scores Across Games
Syracuse defeats Troy 2 to 1 in the opener while Troy bests Syracuse 4 to 1. Bore reaches 6 as Scranton and A J Binghamton post 4. Sespany’s game is rain delayed.
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Troy
Bore
Ctina
Ignenet Scranton
A. J. Binghamton
Sespany
Stamina Wins Mermaid and Surf Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene and Harry Payne Whitney saw Stamina win the Mermaid Stakes at a mile and a furlong while Suffragette and Footpad took the Surf Stakes for two-year-olds. Julia Powel was hot in Mermaid betting but finished behind Stamina as Bedouin set a new track record of 1 52 46 for a mile and a furlong on the turf.
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Sheepshead Bay
Gaffragette
Footpad
Jockey Club
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Nelws
C. J. Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
A. J. Joyner
George J. Long
M.a Schwartz
George H. Holle
George A. Saportas
W. G. Wilson
J. E. Widener
James W. McLelland
Charles Oxx
W. H. Mathews
P. J. Dwyer
W. B. Jennings
John F. Smith
J. D. Neet
W. K. Levering
A. R. Hamilton
Woodford Clay
Frank Reagan
Burlew & O'Neil
Suffragette
John E. Madden
James B. Brady
Detective
Garner
Julia Powel
Colin
E. Dugan
Beckon
Bedouin
Tourenne
Angelus
McCarthy
Wooist
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Nerton
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Notter
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Miller
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Joyner
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Cromewell
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Lee
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Saracinescu
Sullivan
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Arase
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Blacksheep
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Notters
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Arasee
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Whitney
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Duryea
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Brady
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Chesterbrook
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Ig Burns
Neek
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Daley
National women’s tennis title chase narrows in Philadelphia
At the Philadelphia Cricket Club eight players remain in the national women’s championship with Key matches in singles and doubles today. Notables include Miss Matilda Borda Philadelphia Miss Eleanor Cohen Philadelphia Mrs W H Pouch former champion Miss Edith Rotch Boston and Miss Marie Wagner New York. Doubles feature Wildey and Pouch versus Moore with the Plainfield pair taking the first match after losing set one.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Matilda Borda
Eleanor Cohen
W. H. Pouch
Edith Rotch
Boston
Barger-Wallach
Newport
Marie Wagner
New York
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island
C. B. Neely
Chicago
Edith Rothhe
Louise Hammond
A. So. Miles
Newport Casino
Natalie Wildey
Plainfield
N. J
Margeret Johnson
Edna Wildey
Alexander nursing wrenched leg halts lawn tennis title defense
Harold H Hackett, partner of Frederick B Alexander, said Alexander was nursing a badly wrenched left leg after injuring himself in an exhibition singles match at Crescent Athletic Club. Only one doubles match finished as wind and rain halted play at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers. C M Bostwick and Calhoun Cragin beat O C A Child and Jason Rogers ¢-0 6-1. Gustave F Touchard led Walter Merrill Hall before a storm interrupted Amackassin Club Yonkers, with scores 6-4 6-6 2-1. The third set will be continued.
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Frederick B. Alexander
West Side
Alexander
Crescent Athletic Club
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
C. M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
Gustave F. Touchard
Walter Merrill Hall
Amackassin
Polo ponies killed in Orange house fire
Four highly valuable polo ponies and three horses perished when Louise Stoddard’s country house at Orange burned down this morning. Names include Tatters the blue ribbon winner valued at 2.00, and ponies Crook on Bacchus, Kiondike, and Carver.
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New London
Conn
Louise Stoddard
Orange
Crook
Bacchus
Kiondike
Carver
Yankees Out Manager Griffith Quits New York Ball Club
Philadelphia June 24 Clark Griffith manager of the New York American League club tendered his resignation to Frank Farrell owner today He asked relief from management several days ago after a long slump He will be replaced by Elberfeld acting manager for now Griffith cited bad luck and lack of pennant chances as reasons and said he remains friends with Farrell while offering to help the club
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Clark Griffith
New York
Frank Farrell
Griffith
Farrell
Elberfeld
Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Down Go the Superb as Phillies Triumph in Washington Park
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 8 to 1 in Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday. Corridon hurled a fine game for the visitors allowing five scattered hits. Brooklyn scored first on an error by Doolin and Lumley single for the Quakers first run. In the second inning Philadelphia added two more on bases on balls and two singles. Superbas played solid defense despite the loss.
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Lumley
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Jordan
Ridon
Cor
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Smith
Murphy
Oldring
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Vickers
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Hartsel
Chesbro
Conroy
Keeler
Kiemnon
Stahl
Hemphills
Kielnan
Yankees
Chase
Niles
Feild
Nichola
Hemphill
Atiese Murphy
Keele
J. Collins
Kietinow
Schlitzer
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New York
Hartsal
E. Colline
Comrey
Schitzer
Cheshbra
Bell
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Conmy
Davis
Powers
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Om Schlutzer
Ermrs
Een Manning
Exan
Eastern League games today and yesterday results
Eastern League schedule lists Buffalo at Newark Toronto at Jersey City Montreal at Providence Rochester at Baltimore. Yesterday Newark beat Toronto 1 0 first game 6 0 second game Montreal defeated Jersey City 14 6 Buffalo 5 Baltimore 3 Rochester 2 Providence 2 darkness halted play. Standings show Baltimore 29 21 .556 Newark 22 00 Buffalo 81 22 5S8 Montreal 28 28 451 Providence 25 22 .632 Rochester 20 28 417 Toronto 26 23 581 Jersey City 19 81 350 EE Harvard Vale intercollegiate championship baseball game June 27 at 3 PM. Seats at Spalding's Bancamakers Basepanelce Bac vard Yale Club.
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Montreal
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D&d Pcw
P.C
Harvard-Vale
Spalding’s /anamakers
Basepanelce
Bacvard
Yale Clube
War Continues as Poolrooms Defy Wires Ban at Sheepshead Bay
A Conay Island Jockey Club representative at Sheepshead Bay announced removal of telegraph wires from the track tomorrow and announced that any racing news sent over telephone wires would be censored. The move signals ongoing conflict between racing associations and poolrooms.
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Conay Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Grant Beaten on English Courts at Wimbledon
Wimbledon June 24 Belgian Lemaire defeated Wylie C Grant of New York in the All England lawn tennis championship fourth round. Score 3 6 2 6 2 6 2. Grant excelled in service but was out placed and out generaled, running himself out.
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Wimbledon
Lemaire
Wylie C. Grant
New York
Grant
Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Two Games Scheduled
Baseball events listed for today at the Polo Grounds feature two games. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a doubleheader or twin bill format on the field.
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Admgslon
Fla
Joy in Giants Camp as Boston Beaten Twice
Joy broke out at Coogan's Bluff as the Giants routed the Boston Red Sox twice. Wiltse hurled seven strong innings in the first game, allowing two hits, while Mathewson dominated in the second until heat prompted McGraw to lift him. The Giants offense clicked with timely hits and small-ball, scoring four in the fifth and matching New York's four-run burst to clinch a 7 to 1 win behind stellar pitching and clutch hitting.
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Malarkey
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Jacob Tenney
Seeee Doyle
Seymour
Donlin
Bates
Brannon
Mom
Hannifan
Bresnahan
Tie Willse
Lintaman
Aes McCarthy
Devlin
Lindaman
McCarthy
Doyle
Wilts
Witte
Johnstone and Rigler
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Cincinnati 5-3
In Pittsburg the Pirates defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 with key plays by RHE Pittsburg. Umpires Emsbie and Rudderham officiated, as Wills Maddox and Gibson connected for Cincinnati, while Weimer Campbell and Schlel contributed for the visitors.
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Cincinnati
Barreriee
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Schlel
Emsbie and
Rudderham
Chicago Triumph Over St Louis In Tight Game
Chicago edged St Louis 2 to 1 in a close baseball contest. Fromme pitched well for Chicago and Hostetter earned the win as umpire Kilem oversaw the game.
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St. Louis
Louis
Fromme
Hostetter
Umptire
Kilem
Yankees Tie Athletics After Late Rally in Philadelphia
In a darkness halted game, the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics finished 6 to 6 after a late rally by the Athletics. Manning started strong for New York but faltered in the sixth, allowing four runs. Murphy hit a homer for Philadelphia in that frame. Vickers and Chesbro closed out the contest with solid relief, as both teams traded runs through seven innings.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Manning
Tex
Athletics
Contro
Washington Edge Boston in Lopsided Hockey Bout
Boston hosts Washington in a high scoring game with Washington scoring nine goals to Boston two. Players Washington and Smith stood out with notable performances while Boston tried to respond with Kee Best Winter Hartman and others contributing efforts.
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Boston
Rae Washington
Washington
Smith
Acne
Hartman
St Louis Defeats Detroit in Five-Run Game
In Detroit the St Louis team beat Detroit 7 to 1. Waddell Mullin and Thomas featured for St Louis with Connolly and Durst as umpires.
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St. Uis
St. Louis
Waddell
Mullin
Thomas
Connolly
Urst
Cleveland Battery Names and Umpires Announced
In Cleveland the Batteries Cleveland Joss and Clarke with Chicago Owen and Sullivan are listed for the game. Umpires Sheridan and Evans are named.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Joss and Clarke
Owen and Sullivan
Sheridan and Evans
New England and Connecticut League Scores Reported
Worcester 3 Lowell 2. Haverhill 7 Brockton 4. River 7 Lynn and Lawrence 3. New Bedford and Connecticut League: Springfield 3 Waterbury 4. Bridgeport 5 Holyo 4 New Haven a. New Britain 2.
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Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries Weather Clear Track Fast
Horse racing updates from Sheepshead Bay note clear weather and a fast track. Prices are track quoted but not publicly posted.
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