Yale Triumphs 4-0 Over Harvard In Varsity Baseball
Yale varsity nine defeats Harvard 4 to 0 in a brisk New Haven game. Merritt and Van Vieck excel on the mound for Yale, while Hicks held the Crimson to limited hits. The win ties the series with a deciding game set in New York Saturday amid festive Yale field scenes and alumni pageantry.
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Yankees Lose and Win as Giants Continue Winning Streak
The Yankees split a doubleheader with the Senators, taking the second game 11 to 3 after losing the first 3 to 1. Engle led a strong attack in the nightcap as Walter Johnson and Cantillon’s bullpen struggled. The Giants extended their win streak to eight with a 4 to 2 victory over Brooklyn at Washington Park, Raymond outdueling Hunter and Giants base running producing early scoring chances.
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Eastern League Games and Standings Update
Yesterday in the Eastern League Providence beat Jersey City 6 to 3, Newark defeated Baltimore 7 to 2 in the second game, and Baltimore won the first game 4 to 3. Montreal swept Toronto 6 to 4 in the second game, with Rochester beating Buffalo 6 to 1. Standings show Berchester leading with 35 wins, Providence 28, Baltimore 31, Jersey City 32, Montreal 29, and remaining results pending.
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Standings and Results From Baseball League Play
American League games today feature Washington at New York St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Boston. Yesterday results include Washington 3 Blew York 1 first game and New York Washington second game Detroit 8 Cleveland 2 St Louis 2 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 9 Boston 9. National League games today list New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis. New York 4 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 8 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 4 Boston 3.
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Mullin Wins for Detroit in Win Over Cleveland
Mullin pitched and hit in Detroit's 7 6 victory over Cleveland on June 22. He drove in the winning run in the fourth and escaped trouble with runners on second in two innings. Rossman's hitting stood out for Detroit alongside Mullin's strong work.
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Philadelphia Lions Defeat Boston 9–0 in Baseball Run Riot
Philadelphia routs Boston as Krause dominates on the mound and at bat. Thoney fractures his right leg sliding into first, sidelining him for weeks. Batteries Krause Thomas Ryan Mutchell Carrigan. Umpires O Loughlin Perrine.
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Americans vs Washington at American League Park
Today at 4 P.M. the Americans face Washington at American League Park in a noon era clash. Fans expected to watch a tight early season game with both teams aiming for key divisional points.
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Pirates Move Away from Exposition Park in Dedication
Pittsburg on June 29 witnessed Exposition Park’s baseball era end as 6000 fans saluted a lowered flag and a 8 to 1 Pirates win over Chicago. Leifield excelled, Brown exited for Pfeister after seven, Wagner snagged a liner, and Forbes Field prepared for tomorrow’s formal debut.
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Philadelphia Beats Boston 4 to 3 in Tight Game
Philadelphia pitchers and fielding aided a 4 to 3 win over Boston as hits piled up and errors aided the offense. Battery was Snarks and Deoin for Philadelphia with Mattern and Graham catching, Umpires Evans and Egan.
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Connecticut and New England League Scores Report
Connecticut league results list Hartford 9 over Springfield 8 Bridgeport 7 over Northampton 2 New Haven 7 over Waterbury 4 New Britain 18 over Holyoke 10 New England league results show Lynn with Brockton 3 Fall River 6 Worcester 5 Lawrence 7 over Lowell Haverhill 2 Hy Redford 7 State league results cite Wilkes Barre 2 Elmira 0 Troy 8 Syracuse 4 Utica 3 Albany 2
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St Louis Beats Chicago 2-1 In Series Opener
In Chicago on June 29 St Louis defeated Chicago 2 to 1 to open the series. Walsh wildness and a late fumble produced the winning run. Batteries Howell Graham Criger Walsh. Umpires Evans and Egan.
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End of Hard Work for Five Crews at Regatta
Telegraph dispatch from Poughkeepsie on June 29 reports five rowing crews finish hard training for Friday’s regatta. Many schools field limited boats with Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Columbia weighing options, while Cerussi’s health ends fears of withdrawal and Rice hails him as a top stroke.
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Ten Eyck
Dismiss Auto Protest in New York to Seattle Race
Referee Robert Guggenheim rejects Shawmut drivers protest against Ford car No. 2 winning the Guggenheim trophy. Ford receives the $2,000 prize, Shawmut gets $1,000, Acme finishes Seattle at 2:30 PM after delays.
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Meteor Triumph in Fifty-One Mile Kiel Race
Emperor William's Meteor won the fifty-one mile race to Eckenfürde in 5 hours 16 minutes with the Germania second in 5 hours 30 minutes and the Iduna third. A large fleet of yachts accompanied the racers including Alison Armour's Stowana and Ambassador Hill aboard.
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Record tape standard adopted by AAU leaders
At a conference James E. Sullivan and Frederick W. Rubien agreed to notify associations that future records must be measured with a tested steel tape. The hop, step and jump record claimed by Daniel Ahearne at Celtic Park on June 27 was disallowed after discovering cloth tape stretched six to ten inches in fifty feet.
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Yale and Harvard crews light practice before regatta
Harvard varsity and freshmen rowers logged short sessions on the river with a mix of easy miles and racing starts at Cow Point. Yale crews, hindered by rough water, sailed and trained with a large bonfire celebration for Yale’s baseball win, while final regatta arrangements were discussed in New London.
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Polo Cup Match Postponed to July First in London
Queen Alexandra wishes to attend the next polo match between American and British players for the American polo cup. The contest is postponed to July 1. British team changes include Freake and Nickalls as before, Rich at No 1, and Lloyd replacing Lord Wodehouse in the back position.
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Baseball Games Off On Thursday In Honor Of Israel Durham
National League suspends games Thursday out of respect for Israel Durham president of the Philadelphia club who died Monday. President Harry Pulliam announced the delay before departing for Pittsburg for Forbes Field opening. Flags at NL parks will fly at half mast until July 7.
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Yankees to Play Superbas Exhibition in Brooklyn
The New York Yankees and the Superbas will meet Sunday afternoon at Washington Park Brooklyn for a charity exhibition game benefiting the Newsboys' Club. It will be the first meeting between the teams with regular players in the field.
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Belmonts Fair Play II Unplaced in Hare Park Handicap
Newmarket June 29 Prince of Orange won the Hare Park Handicap at one mile and a half with Moreland Lad in second. Fair Play II, August Belmont's horse, again failed to place after a strong run in the United States last year.
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Sheepshead Bay Steeplechase Ends In Falls And Breaks
The meet at Sheepshead Bay featured a chaotic steeplechase with many falls. Harry Stone suffered a broken arm as O K unseated rider Reginald. Sandy Creeker won solo while Bushranger and O K faded. Reginald led two miles before a bad bank jump, Palmer fell, Ryan remounted and pressed, and the crowd reacted with laughter. Notable finishes included Notasulga edging Miss Kearney and Julia Power in a dramatic stretch, Calimet winning the Daisy Stakes, and Sir John Johnson romping in the Sheepshead Bay Stakes. Brighton Beach discussed fall racing dates with no schedule agreed.
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How to See Poughkeepsie Regatta
The Albany of the Hudson River Day Line will make a special trip to Poughkeepsie on Friday for the intercollegiate regatta. It leaves New York at 9 40 in the morning and reaches Poughkeepsie about 2 50. Spectators may view from the observation train after the race or stay aboard for a finish view.
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Beaton Re-elected Wesleyan Baseball Captain
Middletown Conn June 29 Robert E Beaton of 10 Woburn Mass was re elected captain of the Wesleyan baseball team for next season. He has played three years at third base and this season has had an errorless record and heads the batting list.
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Palmer Triumphs In Grilling Orange Lawn Match
Richard H. Palmer edged George O. Wagner 11-9 7-5 after a gruelling three setter at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N J in the middle states championship. Wagner fought back with low placements and net play as Palmer seized control late in the second set. The doubles and women’s singles events follow with Larned brothers slated to pair and Maria events starting tomorrow.
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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 event. National champion William A. Larned teams with Edwin P. Larned, joined by Clothier and Johnson, Wrenn and Wrenn Jr, Little and Hackett, and Watson Jr. and Fincke. All matches are best three of five sets with George Adee directing as referee.
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Times Sq Automobile Co Largest Dealers In New and Sedge
Automobiles seen in Times Sq ad claim largest dealership network with low prices. Lists locations in New York 215 17 W 48th St near Broadway Chicago 1332-1534 Michigan Ave St Louis corner Pine and 14th? and more.
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