Yale Triumphs Over Harvard in Pitchers Battle at New Haven
Yale wins 4 to 3 over Harvard in a tightly pitched game before a large commencement crowd. Merritt and Van Vieck star for Yale, while Hicks pitched well for Harvard. the victory ties the series with a deciding game in New York.
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Yankees Split Doubleheader as Johnson Shines and Engle Leads Win
The Yankees split a Washington doubleheader, losing 3 1 to 1 in the first game as Walter Johnson outpitched Warhop, then winning 11 3 behind a hot Engle and strong early offense. Demmitt homered in the seventh of Game 1, while Engle drove in multiple runs in Game 2 as New York surged early and kept the pressure on Cantillon and Groome.
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Eastern League results show shifts in standings
Yesterday's games featured Jersey City 6 3 over Newark and Baltimore 4 3 over Newark in a doubleheader. Montreal won 6 4 over Toronto, while Rochester defeated Buffalo 6 1. Standings list Rochester 33 23, Providence 28 4, Baltimore 31 30, Jersey City 32 42 9.
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Standings and Results in Early Baseball Leagues
American League games today feature Washington at New York St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit and Philadelphia at Boston. Yesterday’s results show Washington 3 New York 1 and 11 3 in two games, Detroit 3 Cleveland 2 St Louis 2 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 9 Boston 9. National League matches include New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis with New York 4 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 3.
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Mullin Wins For Detroit In Tight Cleveland Game
Mullin pitched and hit in Detroit's 4 0 win over Cleveland on June 23. He closed the game by escaping a second inning jam and worked out of a corner in two later innings. Rossman provided the key offensive spark with a notable hit for Detroit.
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Philadelphia Defeats Boston in Heavy Hitting Loss
Philadelphia beat Boston by a lopsided score as Krause pitched well and drove in runs. Only one Boston player reached base before an injury sidelined a player sliding into first, fracturing his right leg and sidelining him for weeks. Batteries Krause and Thomas for Philadelphia. Ryan Murchell and Carrigan for Boston. Umpires O Loughlin and Perrine.
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Americans Face Washington at 4 P.M. Today
The American League game today features the Americans versus Washington at 4 P.M. Eastern. Perk is listed as a key player for the Americans.
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Washington
Pirates Move Away From Exposition Park
Pittsburg June 29 nearly six thousand people stood with bared heads as Exposition Park closed. Forbes Field, the new 1 million dollar home of the Pittsburg team, will be dedicated tomorrow. The Pirates defeated Chicago 8 to 7 in the farewell game with Leifield dominant and Wagner making a key catch.
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Philadelphia Beats Boston 4 to 3 in Pitcher’s Duel
Philadelphia bunched a score of hits while Boston made errors to edge ahead early but fall 4 to 3. Mattern and Graham held for Philadelphia as Snarks and Doom supplied the battery. Evans and Egan officiated.
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Connecticut League Results and New England Standings
Hartford beat Springfield 9 to 3 while Bridgeport won 7 to 2 over Northampton. New Haven prevailed 7 to 4 against Waterbury and New Britain defeated Holyoke 18 to 10. In the New England League Lynn suffered a blank result to Brockton 3 as Fall River edged Worcester 6 to 0. Lawrence beat Lower Haverhill 7 to 2 and New Bedford 1. state league saw Troy 8 Syracuse 4 and Utica 3 Albany 2 with Wilkes Barre 2 Elmira 0.
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St Louis Takes Opening Game Over Chicago 2 1
In Chicago on June 23 St Louis edged Chicago 2 to 1 to open the series. Walsh wildness and a late fumble produced the decisive run for St Louis. Batteries Howell Graham Criger Walsh Payne. Umpires Evans Egan.
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End preparations underway for five crews in Friday regatta
Five rowing crews near readiness for Friday racing after hard work. Cornell lacks a second four while Pennsylvania and Syracuse field four oared boats ready to race if needed. Trials last night show steady speeds, with Penn and Syracuse noted as potential strong second choices to Cornell. Cerugsi the Columbia stroke notes health concerns, while Rice praises his talent as top in the country.
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Ten Eyck
Harvard Yale crews race prep and light workouts quarters
Light workouts for Harvard varsity and other crews on the river with practice downstream and up stream drills. Yale crew preparations include a sail due to rough water and a planned regatta in New London with final arrangements discussed by referees Meikleham and captains.
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Albany Day Line To Run Special Regatta Trip
The Albany of the Hudson River Day Line will make a special trip to Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta. It departs New York at 9 40 AM and reaches Poughkeepsie around 2 30 PM. Observers may leave the boat after the race or stay aboard for a finish view.
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Beaton Re-elected Wesleyan Baseball Captain
Robert E. Beaton of Woburn Massachusetts was re-elected captain of the Wesleyan College baseball team for next season. He has played three years at third base and this season has posted an almost errorless fielding record and leads the batting list.
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Dismiss Auto Protest In New York to Seattle Race
Referee Robert Guggenheim disallowed the Shawmut drivers protest over the first prize in the New York to Seattle race. Ford car No. 2 receives the Guggenheim trophy and $2,000, Shawmut gets second prize of $1,000. Acme car reached Seattle at 2:30 PM after delays but continued.
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Meteor Race Victory Across Fifty-One Miles At Kiel
Emperor William's Meteor won the fifty-one mile race to Eckenfürde in 56 hours and 16 minutes. Germania finished second in 5 hours and 30 minutes and Iduna, owned by the Empress, finished third. A large fleet of yachts followed, including Alison Armour's Stowana with Ambassador Hill aboard.
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Records to use steel tape for all measurements
At a conference between James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union and Frederick W. Rubien, it was decided to notify associations that no records will be accepted unless measured with a tested steel tape. The June 27 hop, step and jump record by Daniel Ahearne at Celtic Park was disallowed after cloth tape showed stretch of six to ten inches per fifty feet.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Frederick W. Rubien
Daniel Ahearne
Celtic Park
Polo Match Postponed Again for Queen’s Viewing
London officials announce the American polo cup game will be held July 1 to accommodate Queen Alexandra’s interest. The British team underwent changes with F. M. Freake and P. W. Nickalls returning, Harry Rich taking No. 1, and Captain Hardress Lloyd replacing Lord Wodehouse in defense.
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National League to suspend games Thursday in mourning for Israel Durham
The National League will not schedule games Thursday to honor Israel Durham, president of the Philadelphia National League Club, who died Monday. President Harry Pulliam announced the action before his trip to Pittsburgh for Forbes Field opening. Flags at league parks will fly at half mast until July 7.
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Yankees to Play Superbas In Exhibition at Brooklyn
The New York Yankees meet the Superbas in an exhibition at Washington Park Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon for the Newsboys Club benefit. It will be the first meeting of the teams with regulars from both sides expected to play and a large crowd anticipated.
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Belmonts Fair Play II Unplaced in Hare Park Handicap
Newmarket June 29 Prince of Orange won the Hare Park Handicap over one mile and a half with Moreland Lad second. August Belmont's Fair Play II again failed to place after a strong US campaign last year.
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le Brumelle
Palmer Wins After Gruelling Finish at Orange Lawn
Richard H. Palmer outlasted George O. Wagner in a dramatic third round match at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N J Palmer won 11 9 7 5 in a gruelling battle that kept spectators cheering The day also saw Raymond D Little defeat M C Stevens 6 2 6 0 and Wallace F Johnson beat Arthur S Dabney Jr 6 2 7 5
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Lawn tennis stars to meet in Westchester round robin
Five strong teams will play next week at the Country Club of Westchester in a round robin tournament. National champion William A. Larned teams with Edwin P. Larned, while W J Clothier and W F Johnson, Robert D. Wrenn and George L. Wrenn Jr, Raymond D. Little and Harold H. Hackett, and C Frederick Watson Jr and Rex Fincke compete. All matches are best three of five sets. George Adee directs and referees.
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Rex Fincke
Falls and breaks mark steeplechase at Sheepshead Bay
The steeplechase at Sheepshead Bay featured many falls and riderless horses. Harry Stone suffered a broken arm after a dramatic spill while O. K. and Reginald unseated riders at multiple jumps. Sandy Creeker won the race solo with O. K. and Bushranger close behind. Notasulga led a chaotic first race finish, and several stakes races highlighted the day, including Colinet in the Daisy Stakes and Sir John Johnson in the Sheepshead Bay Stakes. Brighton Beach discussed fall racing dates while Joe Madden faced extended recovery from the Tidal Stakes incident.
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Automobiles Times Sq Automobile Co Ad
Times Sq Automobile Co promotes itself as the largest dealer in new and used cars with remarkably low prices. Locations listed include New York at 215 17 W 48th St near CHICAGO at 1332 1534 Michigan Ave and St Louis at the northwest corner of Pine and Ith.
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