Princeton Diamonds Cornell as Eagles Rally in Eighth
Princeton defeats Cornell 5 to 4 after a dramatic eighth inning rally. Vaughn and Sides opened with doubles, Harlan and Gable combined for key hits, and Heyniger delivered the winning blow to seal Princeton’s eleventh straight victory in ideal weather before the season’s largest crowd. Dil lon and Heilman starred on defense for Princeton and Cornell respectively.
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Amherst Shut Out Harvard In Soldiers Field Victory
Amherst defeated Harvard 3 to 0 on Soldiers Field. Lanigan pitched for Harvard, allowing only a few hits while Amherst capitalized in the sixth and ninth frames. Palmer delivered a key triple in the ninth, with Michaels driving in the decisive runs as Amherst seized the win over Harvard.
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Briggs
Pennock
Penn Quakers Defeat Columbia 5 4 In Tight Baseball Game
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team edged Columbia 5 to 4 in a tense contest. Penn scored all five runs in the first inning, aided by hits from Spring Wood Corkran and a wild throw. Columbia rallied for four runs aided by Quaker errors, but could not overcome the early lead.
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Philadelphia
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Columbia Today
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Young
Columbia
Quakers
Lafayette Fordham Game Clases Leaves Close Loss
Lafayette fell to Fordham 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Lafayette led 2 0 in the eighth before Fordham rallied with errors walks and three hits to seize the lead and win. Egan struck out six for Fordham while Mahoney and Schneider stole bases. mishaps and errors defined the late innings. Time two ten. Umpire Hareos.
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liLong
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Schneider
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Hareos
Jack Atkin Wins Metropolitan Handicap in Big Field
The Metropolitan Handicap sees Jack Atkin surge to the front from the start and never surrender the lead. Restigouche places second with King Cobalt fading to last as Don Creole makes a late surge for third amid a crowded field and a dramatic rail-side scramble.
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Musgrave
McCarter
Speaker Wadsworth 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 Mayor Gaus of Albany will throw the first ball over the plate
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Albany
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Chadwick Park
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Society at the Races at Belmont Park Opens Spring Season
Exceptional summerlike weather helped launch the spring racing season at Belmont Park with a bright display of fashion in the clubhouse. Luncheon parties preceded the races as Long Island society gathered, featuring a long list of prominent attendees including Payne Whitney, Robert Goelet, Henry Carnegie Phipps, August Belmont, and many others at the Turf and Field Club setting.
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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. C. Potter
F. Ambrose Clark
Cornelius Fellowes
Carolyn Fellowes
Robert Emmet
George Widener
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Ogden Millis
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
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Charles W. Wetmore
Stephen H. P. Pell
August Belmont
Ernest la Montagne
John D. Crimmins, Jr
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Francis R. Hitchcock
Newbold Morris
Julia Hoyt
Johnston Livingston
Frank Hoppin
Louis Boissevain
Thomas Hastings
F. O. Beach
M. Orme Wilson
Stanley Mortimer
Brooklyn Boys' High trounces Columbia Freshmen 17 to 6
Boys' High School of Brooklyn defeated the Columbia freshman baseball team on South Field by 17 to 6. Kreisher and Ulup pitched for Boys' High with Childs and Guiteras catching for Columbia. Umpire J. O'Connell.
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READY FOR MORE RACES Jack Atkin Masterful in Belmont Win
Jack Atkin, winner of the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park, has trained continuously since his two year old days. His comeback success includes the Carter and Queens County Handicaps, with Restigouche suffering an on track accident. Trainer H R Brandt praises him while cooling out after a hard race. Barney Schreiber had not expected such value, but Atkin could not be bought today. James R Keene visits track, pleased with Restigouche and hopeful Superman improves next time.
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Yankees Back to Form as They Beat Cleveland 7 2
The Yankees defeated the Cleveland team 7 to 2 at American League Park, with Manning pitching well until Kleinow muffed Chase’s third inning ball allowing Hinchman and Perring to score. Keeler hit a 6th inning homer and Ball contributed key hits as the Yankees capitalized on run-producing plays to seal the win.
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Road Drivers Matinee Opens at Speedway Park
Favorable wind and weather made the Road Drivers Association matinee at Speedway Park a success with five pacing and six trotting half mile heats. Invader, driven by Andrew Crawford, won the Class A trotting event in two straight heats. Judge Boardman captured Class D trotting with Toplitz’s horse, while Kate Nelson ridden by Dr. Joseph Simon defeated Sol Stone for E. J. La Place with two straight heats in Class B pacers.
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Changes in Columbia Crew Shake Up Varsity Lineup
The Columbian varsity rowing crew saw a major reshuffle yesterday afternoon. Keator moves from No 7 to lead the first boat with Starbuck shifting from No 6 to No 7. J Ryan takes Starbuck’s seat, Murphy remains stroke of the second eight, and Dellenbaugh Von Saltza and Ryan form a powerful middle trio. Helmrich, eligible '08 rower from the 1906 five, may join the lineup, forcing others to depart. Helmrich currently inactive due to exams.
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Poughkeepsie
Fifth Inning Fatal Crandall Held Pirates Down
National League games today feature New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Cincinnati. Giants fall to Pittsburg 5 1 as Mathewson loses first decision with Crandall subbing in six. Camnitz pitches for the Pirates and Leach Leech hits provide three base hits.
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Brooklyn Nets Fall to St Louis in Poor Pitching Loss
Brooklyn slumped to defeat at St Louis with a 5 to 2 score as Wilhelm struggled on the mound. The Redbirds broke through in the fifth inning, pushing across five runs on six singles and a sacrifice, while the rest of the game remained largely listless.
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Eastern League Results and Standings Today
Jersey City and Newark both won while Toronto led, with scores Jersey City 4 Toronto 4 in nine innings and Newark 1 Buffalo 0. Rochester beat Baltimore 4 3, Montreal routed Providence 11. Standings show Baltimore Rochester Newark leading. Jersey City and Providence trailing. Connecticut Union and State leagues list various results including New Britain over Bridgeport and Waterbury over New Haven.
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