College Diamonds Fall as Penn Wins on Poor Pitching
Yale and Princeton split results amid rain delays. Penn defeated Cornell 8 to 4 with Caldwell relieved by Gable after six, while Thayer and Londrigan led with three hits each. Multiple errors and rain affected games across the schedule, including Ithaca’s seven hits and Matchener’s errorless fielding at third.
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Tribune
Bece x
Mar
Pennsylvania
Caldwell
Gable
Jetter
Ithacans
Cornell
Matchener
Thayer
Londrigan Ates
Alee
Brown Tops Harvard In Pitchers Duel At Providence
Brown defeated Harvard 3 to 2 in a tight pitchers duel at Providence. Nourse and Hicks pitched well with limited support as Brown took the lead in the first inning on errors and a double steal, Harvard scoring in the fourth and seventh but unable to overcome Brown’s early edge. Regnier at catcher nabbed a key play in the fifth and Brown added insurance in the first and seventh.
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Providence
Brown
Harvard
Nourse
Hicks
Regnier
Tone Brown
Rain Delays Yale Princeton Baseball Thriller at Yale Field
A storm halted the Yale vs. Princeton championship game as wind and rain drenched the stand. Players shuffled due to substitutions and miscues while fans endured soaking conditions. The game was postponed to June 1 at Princeton with tickets valid.
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Min
Lexniger
Yele
Dawson
Tad” Jones
Pop
Vaughn
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Fish
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Heyniger
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Trinity Wes forfeited due to wet field protest
The Trinity team forfeited the game in the second inning after a 4 to 2 score was ruled in favor of the local collegians. The MEGS were too wet for baseball and Trinity refused to contest, with the umpire declaring the game forfeited.
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Templeton and Lambie in Holy Cross clash with Mansfield
Umpire Mr Me officiated as Templeton and Lambie faced Holy Cross Mansfield in yesterday's college games. The readable text notes names and officials but lacks complete results or scores.
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Templeton and Lambie
Houpt tops Giant Despair hill climb in 1 41 2 5
William Houpt driving a Chadwick six cylinder car set a new Giant Despair hill climb record at 1 41 2 5, beating Walter White’s 1 49 2 5. Stevens-Duryea cars dominated other contests. crowds of about thirty thousand witnessed the event with a $1,000 trophy as top prize.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
William Houpt
Walter White
Stevens-Duryea
Chadwick
Briarcliff
Corbin
Ford
Maxwell
Thomas Detroit
Oliver Light
Philadelphia Horse Show Ends Amid Rainy Attendance
The seventh annual Philadelphia Horse Show Association exhibition at St. Martins Green closed with slim turnout due to heavy rain. Newsboy, owned by Richard P. McGrann, lost to Lord Nelson. Killa shandra Cup went to George L. Cain. Other blue ribbons included Phebe Watson, Grand Duchess and Scotland Queen, Hesick, and Taconite among various classes and farms.
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St. Martin's Green
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Newsboy
Richard P. McGrann
Lancaster
Penn
Lord Nelson
Alonzo Sauvage
Newark
George L. Cain
Westchester Farm
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Counciman
William H. Moore
New York
Phebe Watson
Sandy Point
Newport
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Scotland
Harry D. H Lo
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Therbee
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Point Farm
Middlewerhty
Westchester Fam
Richidjothian
Dog Show at Brighton Beach Chooses Winners for Kennel Club
The seventh annual Long Island Kennel Club Show at Brighton Beach racecourse drew a large crowd and featured close judging across breeds. Judges from multiple cities awarded top prizes to Brooklyn exhibitors with winners in St Bernards Great Danes bulldogs and bull terriers while proceeds aided the Blind Babies Home of the International Sunshine Rexiety.
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Theodore Offerman
John Hartmeta
G. P. Wilcox
Manhattan
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Lawrence
Mass
James Mortimer
Hempstead
John W. Patten
Devon
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T. D. Smith
Brookit
J. M. Taylor
Rutherford
W. N. Vreeland
Mount Vernon
James Watson
Hackensack
Brooklyn
St. Bernards
Elly Papadopulo
Abbot Bruno
William Maurer
Charm Amanda S
Billy Thunder
Rudolph Vohis Vulcan
W. Scheich
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Erie
Basboo Valley Farm
Henry W. Jarrett
Philadelphia
Churches
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St. Vincent
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Mr. McConnell
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J. F. Hamilton
Dundee Demeter
Dundee Newsgi
Mra
Peene Brothers Dominate Yonkers Motor Boat Race
The Peene brothers of Yonkers dominated the annual motor boat race off Glenwood, braving wet Hudson conditions. Stephen A Peene won in Class A with his new beat Restme, while Richard Peene’s Evelyn took the Close B silver cup as spectators watched from the Yonkers Yacht Club amid heavy rain.
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Richard
van Cortlandt Park
Hudson River
Palisades
Yorkers Yacht Club
Glenwood
Stephen A Peene
Richard Peene
Evelyn
Firemen’s Memorial Carnival Postponed at Celtic Park
The athletic carnival organized by the Firemen's Memorial Committee at Celtic Park yesterday was postponed to a later date due to rain conditions.
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Firemen's Memorial Committee
Celtic Park
Reg
Auto Trade in West Shows Busy Plants and New Small Cars
Alfred Reeves reports Western auto factories run around the clock with night shifts in about twenty five plants. Demand for small cars rises while overall output stays strong as makers add compact models for next year. Public safety cautions focus on acetylene lights, mufflers, and engine oil to curb noise and odor.
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American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Reeves
Committee On Public Safety
The
Automobile Club of America
Glidden Couple Return From Syria Auto Tour Milestones
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Glidden of Boston arrived on the Campania from Liverpool. Since February they added 4,161 miles to their automobile tour, reaching 46,528 miles in thirty-nine countries. They were the first to enter Syria by car with three permits from the Sultan. They visited Jerusalem Bethlehem Nazareth with warm receptions.
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Campania
Liverpool
Egypt
Syria
Greece
Italy
Monaco
France
Turkey
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Races Postponed at Readville Trotting Park
Readville Massachusetts May date races postponed to June 17 Bunker Hill Day due to rain affecting this afternoon’s automobile events at the Readville trotting park.
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Mass
Readville Trotting Park
Bunker Hill
Accident at Pimlico Ends Dramatic Auto Race
About eight thousand spectators watched the Pimlico race under the Motor Car Racing Association when J Price's car, fatally near the spot where Emanuel Cedrino died, burst a tire and crashed through the fence. Price was unharmed and his mechanician slightly hurt. Six cars started and finished despite many breakdowns with several event winners listed, including A S McCormick in five miles and Robert Morton with Charles B Kirkman in the Maryland runabout.
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Motor Car Racing Association
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J. Price
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A. S. McCormick
Maryland
Robert Morton
Charles B. Kirkman
E. S. Seintach
E. H. Seinbach
Hebert Morton
A. S. McCormack
Han Matthew Gault
W. H. Fisher
Chick’’ Thomas
E. L. Leim
R. Morton
New York Wins Intercity Chess Match for Martinez Trophy
The Manhattan Chess Club defeated the Franklin Chess Club of Philadelphia ten games to six in the fifth annual interclub match for the Martinez trophy played at Manhattan. The win gives New York three straight victories and permanent possession of the trophy, despite a prior drawn match two years ago.
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Manhattan Chess Club
Franklin Chess Club
Philadelphia
Manhattans
Aristides Martinez
Manhattan
Franklin
George Newnes
Indians Win Track Honors In Pennsylvania Meet
Carlisle Indians won the first annual track and field meet held in Harrisburg by the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Association. They scored 52 2/3 points. Lafayette 35, Western University of Pennsylvania 18, State 16 4/2, Swarthmore 15, Dickinson 13, Lehigh 2, Washington and Jefferson 2, Gettysburg 0.
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Penn
Carlisle Indians
Pennnsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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State
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Lehigh
Washington and Jefferson
Gettysburg
Glidden Trophy Tour Routes Revealed for AAA Contest
The American Automobile Association outlines a 12 day Glidden tour covering 1669.7 miles starting July from Buffalo to Saratoga with rest days at Bedford Springs and Poland Springs. Pathfinders led by H. Lewis report scenic drives from Cambridge Springs to Boston and Maine’s Pine Forests ending in Saratoga.
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Saratoga
Dat H. Lewis
American Automobile Association Touring Board
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Pittsburg
Bedford Springs
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
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Millford
Albany
Boston
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Leon M. Bradley
Ecibe
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Revere Beach Parkway
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Lynn
Swampscott Beach
Salem
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Portsmouth
N.ww
Rye Beach
Wost Boar's Head
Maine
Kittery
Portland Post
York
Portland
Gray
Shaker Village
Summit House
Presidential Range
White Mountains
Mount Washington
Poland
Sandy Creek
Whitts Mountains
Vermont
Rutland
Glens
Fast Time In Preliminaries At Olympic Stadium
In the Olympic preliminaries at the Stadium this afternoon H A Wilson of Hallamshire Harriers won the 1 metre run in 3 minutes 59.45 seconds. He beat James D Lightbody of Chicago who had set a similar mark at Athens in 146 by 3.35 seconds.
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H. A. Wilson
Hallamshire Harriers
James D. Lightbody
Chicago
Athens
Harvard Beats Yale At Lawn Tennis Meet
Harvard defeated Yale five matches to four in the annual lawn tennis contest at New Haven Lawn Tennis Club. Harvard won four singles and one doubles match, with one doubles defaulted so players could catch a train. Yale had earlier defeated Princeton and Columbia.
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Harvard
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