Princeton Diamonds Win On Dramatic Eighth Inning Rally
Princeton defeats Cornell 5 to 4 after an eight inning comeback. Vaughn doubles. Harlan and Sides score on a two base hit by Heyniger. Pitchers Heyniger and Gable both labor in a close game as Dil ion and Heilman shine in the field.
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Amherst Shuts Out Harvard 8 to 4 at Soldiers Field
Amherst defeated Harvard 8 to 4 at Soldiers Field. Amherst, led by strong six inning hits, capitalized on Harvard errors and timely hitting. Palmer and Lanigan delivered key moments with a triple and double, while Brick allowed only one Harvard hit.
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Start Kills Columbia Quaker Win Over Columbia 5 4
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team defeated Columbia 5 to 4 in a hard fought game. Penn scored all runs in the first inning as Spring hit a double and Wood and Corkran contributed singles while two wild throws and a wild pitch aided the scoring. Columbia plated four runs but errors by Penn helped. final score 5-4.
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Lafayette Fordham Game Closes With Close Fordham Win
Lafayette lost to Fordham 6 to 2 in a tense afternoon game. Lafayette led 2 0 early but errors and timely hits by Fordham produced six runs in the later innings. Fordham pitcher Schneider with two double plays and strong defense, aided the win as Lafayette left runners on base and committed four errors.
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Heine
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Jack Atkin Triumph in Metropolitan Handicap Debut
Jack Atkin led all the way in the Metropolitan Handicap, beating Restigouche by a half length with Don Creole a late rush for third. McCarter faltered at the start and failed to sustain the lead as Brookdale Nymph and Superman trailed. Salvidere and King Cobalt among the outsiders.
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Superman
James R. Keene
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Speaker to Open New York Season at Chadwick Park
Albany May 13 James W Wadsworth Jr Speaker of the Assembly will open the New York State League season at Chadwick Park tomorrow with the championship flag raised Albany Mayor Gaus to throw the first ball over the plate.
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Assembly
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Society at the Races Opens Belmont Park Season
Exceptionally sunny weather sparked a bright spring opening at Belmont Park with a gay display of racegoers and finery in the clubhouse enclosure. A long list of prominent guests attended luncheon parties and socializing from Long Island and beyond, including the Whitneys, Goelets, Vanderbilts, Phipps, Keenes, and many other society names.
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Long Island
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Robert Goelet
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Albert Gould Jennings
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harold Minott
W. Scott Cameron
Anna Sands
E. ©. Potter
F. Ambrose Clark
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Carolyn Fellowes
Robert Emmet
George Widener
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Ogden Mills
James R. Keene
Foxhall P. Keene
Austen Gray
Violet Cruger
Henry Lawrence Burnett
John H. Bradford
Moses Taylor Campbell
Oliver W. Bird
Miss Bird
Sylvia Parsons
F. K. Sturgis
Henry W. Slocum
Francis ©. Bishop
Arthur Scott Burden
Clarence Mackay
Philip M. Lydig
Alfonso de Navarro
Charles W. Wetmore
Stephen H. P. Pell
August Belmont
Ernest la Montagne
John D. Crimmins, Jr
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Hitchcock
Celestine Eustis
Francis R. Hitchcock
Newbold Morris
Julia Hoyt
Johnston Livingston
Frank Hoppin
Louis Boissevain
Thomas Hastings
F. O. Beach
M. Orme Wilson
Stanley Mortimer
Brooklyn High School crushes Columbia Freshmen in 17 to 6 win
The Boys' High School of Brooklyn defeated Columbia freshman baseball 17 to 6 on South Field yesterday. Final line shows Brooklyn 14 hits to Columbia 8 with errors. Kreisher and Ulup pitched for Brooklyn while Childs and Guiteras toed the mound for Columbia. Umpire J. O'Connell.
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J. O’connell
READY FOR MORE RACES Jack Atkin at Belmont and beyond
The metropolitan handicap winner Jack Atkin has endured a long training cycle since his first two year old race. Despite ringbone in past season and a winter sale attempt, under Dr. McCully and trainer H. R. Brandt he thrived. He swept Carter and Queens County handicaps and remains race ready, while Restigouche faced luck and McCarter's setback. Jockey Club vice-chairman James R. Keene praised Restigouche though Superman underperformed.
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Barney Schreiber
New Orleans
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Ringbone
Mr. Schreiber
Tom Welsh
James R. Keene
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Superman
Yankees Back to Form in 7-2 Victory Over Cleveland
Yankees beat Cleveland 7 to 2 at American League Park. Manning pitched well until Kleinow muffed a third inning play allowing Hinchman and Perring to score. Keeler hit a grounder to the fence for a two base run and Manning was on base ahead of him. Ball, Hinchman, Perrin, and Conroy made key plays in defense and offense.
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Road Drivers Matinee Opens at Speedway Park
Favorable wind and weather marked the Road Drivers Association matinee as five pacing and six trotting half mile heats produced decisive wins. Invader driven by Andrew Crawford won Class A trotting with Silver Ore unable to challenge in heat one. Crawford also won heat two. Judge Boardman took Class D trotting in split heats. In Class B pacers Kate Nelson driven by Dr Joseph Simon swept both heats for E J La Place, with Sol Stone driven by Thomas G Hinds close behind in both finishes.
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Andrew Cone
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William Cahill
Charles Brandon
Mr. Toplitz
Joseph Simon
E. J. la Place
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Solstone
Thomas G. Hinds
Kate
Changes in Columbia Crew Shake Up Varsity Lineup
The Columbia varsity crew sees Keator moved from No 7 to make way for Starbuck who shifts from No 6. J Ryan takes Starbuck’s seat as Murphy remains stroke of the second boat while Dellenbaugh Von Saltza and Ryan comprise a powerful trio in the middle. Jordan stays at No 2 as Helmrich becomes eligible and may win a seat, leaving one man out. Helmrich has been out due to examinations.
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Annapolis
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von Saltza
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G. L. Helmrich
Poughkeepsie
Helmrich
Giants Fall to Pirates in Penny-Driven Inning
The New York Giants lost to Pittsburgh 3 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Mathewson started for New York, exiting after five innings with eight hits off his delivery. Crandall pitched the final four innings, holding the Pirates scoreless until the eighth when Shannon crossed for the Giants’ lone run. Becker started the Pirates’ five-run fifth with a bunt, driving in four runs, while Camnitz contributed a solid effort for Pittsburgh.
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Nicklin
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Tenney
Gibson
Bridwell
Camnitz
Clarke
Leach
Wagner
Donlin
Shannon
Brooklyn Dodgers Fall to St. Louis 5 2 in Dull Game
In St. Louis on May 12 Brooklyn was the last to St. Louis with a 5 to 2 defeat. Wilhelm pitched poorly for Brooklyn as the home club bunched five runs in the fifth on six singles and a sacrifice. Outside of that inning the game was listless with few notable moments.
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Brooklyn
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Eastern League scores and standings update
In the Eastern League Jersey City at Toronto Newark at Buffalo Baltimore at Rochester and Jersey City area results include Newark 1 Buffalo 0 and Baltimore 3 Montreal 11. Standings show Baltimore leading with 4 wins and 3 losses, Jersey City Rochester Providence Newark near the rear. Connecticut League results list New Britain 3 Bridgeport 3 and Waterbury 4 New Haven 2. Union League results include Elizabeth 2 Brooklyn 6 and Baltimore 5 Philadelphia 0. State League results show Binghamton 3 Troy 4 and Syracuse 7 Albany 6.
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