Yale Harvard clash ends in dramatic baseball clash
The York Harvard game features late rallies, errors and wild throws as Yale loads bases and scores in the 12th. Winslow, Cote, Guernsey and Milne figure in the tense innings while Stillman, Hartwell and Frantz defend the field and the stands roar with Yale and Harvard supporters.
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Read
Coolidge
Wendell
Winslow
Crimson
Randall
Clarkson
Stillman
Hervard
Yale
Guemeey Mace
Cote
New York
Ote
Milne
Clackson
Guernsey
Miller
Chittenden
Arward
Skelton
Mathews
Cate
Carr
Metcalf
Little Carr
Baseball results from yesterday in National and American leagues
National League games saw Brooklyn beat Boston 5 to 4 after a 5 4 earlier result while Philadelphia defeated New York. In the American League Washington edged Philadelphia 4 3 while Boston upended Baltimore and Philadelphia 9 with scattered scores reported elsewhere. Standings show Philadelphia 31 wins 26 losses, St Louis 33 4, New York 2 35.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Philadel Boston
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P.et
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Cleveland
Harvard Wins Grip on Yale in Wild Ninth Inning Rally
Yale led 6 5 after a frantic ninth as Barnwell Cote and Guernsey produced key hits and wild plays. Harvard mounted a comeback with Mathews on third and Milne scoring on a miscued throw, ending with Harvard prevailing as Yale surrendered in the final frame.
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Metcalf
Wear
Barnwell
Cote
Coolidge
Winslow
Clarkson
Guernsey
Short
Barn- Well
Yale
Bernard
Harvard
Wendel
Wendell
Stillman
Skelton
Mathews
Milne
Carr
Enogh
Miller
Chittend
New York Falls to Philadelphia in Twelve Inning Tilt
Philadelphia wins twelve innings over New York as both clubs show poor fielding. Mathewson appears at first base in his debut there and delivers a solid game. Attendance 3,521. Final score 1 to 0 in favor of Philadelphia.
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New-York
Mathewson
New York
Brodie
Thomas
Cot
Tes Dunn
Barry
Jones
Hulswitz
Lauder
Jacklitsch
Bowerman
Douglass
Smith
Browne
Math'son
Haliman
Childs
Bean
Blewett
Felix
O’ Hagen
Duggieby
tDooi
New York Nuggets Edge Philadelphia in Tight Victory
New York overcame a late challenge scoring in the top of the eighth and earning an 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia. Smith Bowerman and Duggleby powered two base hits while Dunn Felix and Duggleby split pitching duties with several walks and strikeouts in a 2:20 game time.
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New-York
Philadelphia
Smith
Bowerman
Duggleby
Dunn
Childs
Thomas
Bean
Mathewson
New York
Dunxleby
Emulie
Baltimore Batteries Defeat Boston in 9 Inning Tilt
In Baltimore, the Batteries led by McGinnity Cronin Shields Bresnahan Young and Criger defeated Boston with a late surge. At Washington, Philadelphia edged Washington 8 to 4 as Orth Drill Plank and Schreck secured the win.
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Boston
McGinnity, Cronin, Shields and
Bresnahan
Young and Criger
R. H. E. Washington
Philadelphia
Montreal Defeats Newark Twice In Doubleheader
In Montreal, June 28, Montreal ousted Newark in both games. Magee shut out Newark in game one as Raub hit a homer and Kelly, Magee, and Jordan added two-base hits. In game two, Raub again homered while Raub and Odwell supplied the offense. Lee worked well until errors prevented a second shutout. Attendance 3,500. umpires Egan.
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Montreal
Newark
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Lee
Ames
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Odwell
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Jordan
Hemine
Doubie
Quinlan
Grn
Kellogg
Pases
Sehrall
Shearon
Stafford
Fuller
Newark Montreal
Shearo Johnson
Les
Offames
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Henry
OjGrunn
McIntyre
Matthews
Girope
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Oj Ames
Ase Hite
Keily
y—Schrall
Egan
Orange A C shuts out New York A C in big crowd game
About a thousand spectators watched the Orange Athletic Club rout the New York Athletic Club 5 to 0 on the Orange Oval yesterday afternoon. It was a pitchers battle until the fifth inning with Orange A C. Battery: Deegan and ONeill for Orange and Kebler and Mallay for New York.
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Orange Oval
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Orange Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
R.H. Orange A. C
New-York A. C
Deegan and O'Neill
New York
Kebler and Mallay
Automatic ballast thrower for balloons proposed
The London Globe reports M. Leo Dex devised a ballast system using water and a spring‑driven stopcock controlled by an electro magnetic ratchet. An aneroid barometer triggers when the balloon sinks, stopping current to reset the mechanism, letting water drain and the balloon rise. The device aims to aid a Sahara balloon journey.
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London Globe
M. Leo Dex
Sahara
Hackett Wins Metropolitan Tennis Championship at West Side Club
H H Hackett won the metropolitan singles title on the West Side Tennis Club courts defeating Raymond D Little in straight sets. Hackett also captured the doubles title with E P Fischer, beating Semp Muss and J C Cresson.
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West Side
Amsterdam-ave
Raymond D. Little
Little
Hackett
Yale
E. P. Fischer
Semp Muss . Cresson
San Antonio
H. H. Hackett
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West Side Tennis Club
R. Colwell
Kings County Tennis Club
Owe
Brooklyn and Knickerbocker win in cricket clashes
Brooklyn defeats Manhattan by 2 runs and 2 wickets at Prospect Park with key batting by J Poyer and bowling from C A Worm and A Levei. Knickerbocker Athletic Club beats Kings County at Bayonne by 5 runs and 3 wickets as F F Kelly and C Dalton excel.
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Manhattan
New York
J. Poyer
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FP. A. Slade
H. Rushton
Manhattan Cricket Club
F. J. Prendergast
Coyne
A. J. Gray
A. E. Smith
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Durrant
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T. J. O'Reilly
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Lovell
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A. Withers
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C Farley
Goodrich
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Helly
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Dalton
T. Toddings
C Mockler
R. Brown
Williams
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Doherty Champion of All England Tennis Championship
H L Doherty defeated J G Ritchie to win the All England title at Wimbledon as he advances to meet holder A W Gere on June 3. Wright and Little received prizes in the Crescent Athletic Club Round Robin event with Wright sweeping his matches and Little finishing with three wins in four.
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London
Wimbledon
H. L. Doherty
J. G. Ritchie
Doherty
A. W. Gere
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
Wright
Little
Clarence Hobart
Holcombe Ward
Hobart
Ward
W. J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Clarence
Philadelphia Tennis Championship Postponed After Illness
Miss Marion Jones of Nevada and Miss Bessie Moore of Philadelphia met at Wissahickon Heights for the United States championship. Jones won the first set 6 2 but the match was postponed to Monday after Moore fell ill.
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Marion Jones
Nevada
Bessie Moore
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon Heights
United States
Miss Jones
Miss Neeley
Miss Moore
Entries For Henley Regatta Announced
London June 28 The Henley Regatta entry list shows only a few non British crews for major cups. Grand Challenge Cup contenders include Toronto Argonauts and Ghent Club Nautique while Diamond Sculls feature Titus of Union Boat Club New York Scholes of Toronto and Brevel of Nice. De Soiville and Van Crombrugge of Ghent race Silver Goblets. Titus trains at Putney and may stay at the Horseshoe Hotel Henley beginning June 3. The Argonauts are viewed as a strong fast crew likely to bid for the Grand Cup.
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Argonauts
Toronto
Club Nautique
Ghent
C. S. Titus
Union Boat Club
New York
L. F. Scholes
L. X. F. Brevel
Nice
Washington and Lee Defeats Virginia Boat Club In Boat Race
Washington and Lee University won the four-oared boat race against the Virginia Boat Club by a length and a half on a one mile straightaway course in Richmond. Time was 5:59 with a large crowd watching this afternoon.
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Washington and Lee University
Virginia Boat Club
Rockaway Captures Pembroke Cup In Close Philadelphia Match
Rockaway of New York defeated Bryn Mawr 9 to 8 in Nebie suburb to win the Pembroke Cup, gaining possession for one year after a handicap of seven goals against the visitors. The scoreline followed a competitive polo final with penalties applied. First Dentist humor follows in a Tit-Bits joke about photog and chair.
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Nebie
Rockaway
New York
Bryn Mawr
Englishman Edge Wins Bennett Cup Auto Race to Innspruck
Paris to Innspruck leg completed in 10 hours 41 minutes by S F Edge who led early but broke through Austrian terrain. Baron de Forest placed first into Salzburg with 1 34 20, while H Farman finished second overall. Several crashes occurred, one car plunging into the Sana river with the driver bruised but safe.
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Innmspruck
Austria
Knyff
Innnspruck
France
Mr. Edge
Belfort
Bregenz
Innspruck
Baron de Forest
Salzburg
Vienna
H. Farman
Archduke Ludwig
Leopold
Joseph Ferdinand
Amberg
Sana
Wallace fined for speeding in Nyack judgment
Edward Copeland Wallace of New York was found guilty of speeding in Nyack New York on June 28 and fined.
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Tribune
Nyack
N. Y
Edward Copeland Wallace
New-York
Automobile Running Law Case in Nyack Ends in Fine
Justice Fisher fines Wallace 25 dollars for violation of running automobiles. Bowes Jr. defends, Tompkins prosecutes. Wallace to appeal. E T Leevatt to press civil suit for 23000 dollars after his wife and he were injured when Wallace's car frightened their horse in May. Suit to be heard in Rockland County Supreme Court in September.
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Nyack
Do. N. Bowes, Jr
New York
A. S. Tompkins
Mr. Wallace
E. T. Leevatt
Will
Rockland County Supreme Court
Brookhaven residents form safety committee to curb speeders
Patchogue June 23 residents meeting to curb reckless speed by autos and removeable plates. A Town of Brookhaven Committee of Safety will enforce speed laws with appointed deputies and aim to arrest offenders. Kirk La Shelle, cited as a New York theatrical manager, was fined yesterday for violating speed regulations.
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Patchogue
Long Island
Brookhaven
Garrow
Town of
Kirk la Shelle
New-York
Teenagers Embark on Western to Chicago Auto Trip
James McConnell fourteen begins a cross state journey to Chicago with fifteen year old George Garrett. They travel via Poughkeepsie Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toelede, aiming for a leisurely trip rather than records. Father S P McConnell supports, while a motor show unfolds later in March at Agricultural Hall England.
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Chicago
S. P. McConnell
George Garrett
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
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Eer
The
Automobile Mutual Protection Association
Agricultural Hall
England
Whist Trophy Winners at American Whist League Meet
The American Whist League congress in Manhattan Beach honored founder Judge Elliott of Milwaukee with a memorial service in the Oriental Hotel ballroom. Leaders Mitchel Whalen and others delivered tributes as Miss Naish led supplies, and trophies went to Cleveland and Philadelphia clubs amid final-round results.
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Congress of the
American Whist League
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Baltimore
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Brooklyn
W. L. Harris
Eha Montgomery
Bessie Naish
Bureau of
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Tama
Knickerbocker Athletic
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Tillinghast
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