Seely Beats Travis to Reach Metropolitan Golf Final
Jerome D. Travers of Montclair and Charles B. Seely of Wee Burn won spots in the final round of the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Baltusrol. Seely defeated favorite Walter J. Travis 3 up 2 to play after a rain-soaked day of match play with strong putting and long drives from both, while Travers controlled his tilt with Robert C. Watson Jr. 4 up 3 to play.
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Williams College Defeats Princeton in Golf Match
In a Grigzling rain at Princeton, Williams College defeated Princeton 16 to 9. Morning foursomes and afternoon singles determined the result with players Dunning Jackson Meadoo Atkins Lynde Alien Roberts Funk Campbell Matt Lynde Van Doke Jackson Maadoo Dunning Campbell Mattles Allen contributing to the totals.
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Protests by Royal and French Clubs Over Vanderbilt Cup Rules
The Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain protests the 1908 Vanderbilt Cup rules as misaligned with Ostend 1907 decisions. It warns manufacturers may be barred or forced to redesign cars. A copy goes to the Vanderbilt Cup commission as action proceeds. Robert Graves and Harry T. Clinton are confirmed to the racing board, with a meeting set at 437 Fifth Avenue to consider French and English protests.
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New York men arrest in Trenton to test Frelinghuysen law
Richard H. Johnson and Xenophon P. Huddy arrive in Trenton to challenge the Frelinghuysen automobile law. Johnson, arguing against state license tags, seeks a habeas corpus writ in U S district court as he travels interstate with tools claimed for commerce. The case raises interstate commerce versus state licensing issues.
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Harvard Twelve Fast Beats Columbia on South Field
Harvard lacrosse overwhelmed Columbia 10 to 6 on South Field with Furber scoring four and captain Vance tallying three. In the second half Harvard surged, while Alexander left with a broken nose and Allen finished at center. Referee J. Tough, Johns Hopkins. Time halves 35 minutes.
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Cup Presented to Spanish Yacht Club by American Envoy
William M. Collier acting for F. Lewis Clark gave the Royal Yacht Club a superb cup for Spanish yachts. Clark cites promoting the sport and honoring courteous treatment of Americans at Bilbao last year. King Alfonso attended and praised the cup which bears Queen Isabella gifting jewels to Columbus and Columbus landing in America.
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Miss Titterton Wins Britain Women’s Open at St Andrews
In St Andrews Scotland May 2 Miss Titterton defeated Miss Campbell at the nineteenth hole to win the women’s open golf championship of Great Britain. She had earlier defeated Miss Phelps of Brookline in the fourth round and had never before reached the semi finals.
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Meadow Brook Wins Polished Polo Clash For Country Club Cup
Meadow Brook second team defeated the Country Club of Westchester on the Westchester polo field in the final for the Country Club cups. Meadow Brook led 164 to 6 after handicap and penalties, with Harold Phipps scoring seven of nine goals. The muddy field produced comic moments as ponies slipped and water spurted, yet Meadow Brook dominated with strong teamwork and long hitting.
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Amherst Defeats Dartmouth 9-6 in College Baseball
Amherst defeated Dartmouth 9 to 6 in Hanover on May 22 as Dartmouth errors and Amherst hitting by Glaze and others led to the win. Mitchell relieved Glaze after three innings, posing a puzzle to Amherst, while Brick, Dannehy, Glaze, and Leonard combined on the batteries.
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Dartmouth Leads In New England Track Meet
Dartmouth qualified seventeen men in ten events at the New England intercollegiate championship on Technology Field in Brookline. Williams and MIT each had eleven qualifiers, Amherst nine, Bowdoin six, Wesleyan five, Brown four, Vermont two, Maine two, Trinity one, and Tufts one. Shaw of Dartmouth tied his Worcester time in the high hurdles, no records fell.
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Massachusetts Acting Governor Pledges Olympic Fund Support
Julian W. Curtis, treasurer of the American Olympic committee, announced yesterday that Acting Governor Draper of Massachusetts subscribed $1 to the fund to send a representative team abroad.
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Priscillian wins Claremont Handicap beating Roseben at Belmont
The Claremont Handicap at Belmont Park saw Roseben beaten badly by August Belmont's Priscillian and King Cobalt under a muddy track. Priscillian, a Hastings-St Priscilla colt, edged clear in the stretch after a steady second half, while Roseben tired to finish third as Rosimiro faded.
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Brooklyn Delivers Last-Inning Rally Over Pittsburg
Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 5 to 3 in the final inning on May 22. Abbaticchio, Maloney and Jordan delivered key hits as Brooklyn overcame Wilhelm’s early control and a late Pittsburg lead. Rucker allowed the tying run before Brooklyn pushed ahead in the ninth.
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Eastern League Games And Standings Report
Scores from today include Buffalo 2 Jersey City 1 and Newark 0 in 10 innings at Toronto. Montreal 2 Baltimore 0 and Rochester 7 Providence 2. Eastern League standings show Baltimore 10 7 .588 lead Toronto. Rochester 10 12 .453. Newark 13 11 .542, etc. Also Union League Reading beat Elizabeth in both games, Philadelphia over Paterson, and Connecticut and State League results listed.
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Chicago Beats Boston in Battery Match
In Chicago the Chicago team defeated Boston 7 to 1 in a battery game. Batteries were credited to Chicago with Brown and Kling pairing and to Boston with Young and Bowerman. Umpire Rudderham oversaw the match.
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Rain Delays Yankee White Sox Showdown at American League Park
Rain postponed the Yankees versus White Sox game at American League Park. Clark Griffith, Yankee manager, vowed a lively rematch after Chicago’s win on Thursday, as New York and Chicago prepare to renew the clash today with high anticipation.
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Boston Game Box Score Snapshot
At Boston R H E Boston 9 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Batteries Boston Glaze Criger St Louis Graham Spencer Umpires Connolly O Loughlin
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Philadelphia Baseball Action Amid Weather Delays
scrambled report from Philadelphia lists players and teams including Cleveland and Philadelphia figures Carter and Smith with mentions of rain. partial score notes and erratic placements suggest a weather interrupted game with lineups and substitutions.
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Baseball Today Americans vs Chicago at Park N
The American League Park hosts a 3 30 P M game pitting the Americans against Chicago. A late afternoon start highlights today’s baseball slate with likely pitching matchups and lineup notes.
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