Syracuse Wins Big Rag Intercollegiate Boat Race
Syracuse takes first with Cornell second and Washington third in the four mile race on the Hudson. Columbia falters late as Wisconsin and Pennsylvania fade, marking a surprise upset in a regatta long dominated by Cornell.
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Cornell
Washington
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Columbia
New York City
Regatta Trust
Hudson River
Charles E. Courtney
Courtney
Big Red
Ithaca
Varsity Four
Varsity
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Pennsylas
New York
Rivers Ritchie Bout Hangs on Manager Talks
San FranciscoJune 22 The stubbornness of managers Joe Levy and Billy Nolan over the heavy weight scale for the July Fourth Rivers Ritchie fight stirs concern among sportsmen that a dispute could disrupt the match. Despite tensions, sources expect no quarrel will derail the event as financial stakes push both sides toward smooth proceedings and strong advance sales.
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San Francisco
Joe Levy
Billy Nolan
Joe Rivers
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie Rivers
Billy
Joe
Auto Owners Prompt Attention Paints at Reasonable Prices
Automobile painting service by A. Hanich Jr at 210 Elm Street offers any color with prompt attention to out of town orders and new phone 1014.
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A. Hanich JR
Elm Street
McAvoy Shines As Panthers Rally To Edge Beaumont
In Fort Worth Texas on June 21 McCafferty allowed only three hits while McMahon scored the winning run in the ninth after Wallace reached second and third on infield outs. Kneaves and McAvoy stood out in the field as McAvoy also hit safely in all his at bats. Beaumont’s Chappelle pitched well for the visitors but the Panthers prevailed 6 to 4 with a late rally.
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Tex
McCafferty
Oilers
Chappelle
McMahon
Wallace
Kneaves
McAvoy
Casey
Smith
A. Maloney
Sabveesha Csae
Howard
Ceeseeseeses
Ssreereses
Beaumont
Balle
Dobard McMahon
Salm
Matthews
Serene Beats Pittsburg to Even Series in Cincinnati
Cincinnati wins 8 to 6 over Pittsburg as Serene leads with early Reds offense. Pittsburg scored four in the seventh and one in the eighth, while Cincinnati answered with four in the eighth. Camnitz, Robinson, Suggs, and Brown pitched for respective teams in a high‑scoring game with 12 hits for Pittsburg and 8 for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Camnitz
Coleman
Suggs, Brown and Clark
Harvard Upsets Dope Brooklyn in Intercollegiate Series
Harvard defeats Yale 6 to 6 in the deciding game to determine the championship after Harvard won the second game 4 to 3 and Yale took the first 2 to 0. The scorecard shows Harvard with a 6 run, 7 hit, 2 error line. Yale 5 runs, 6 hits, 0 errors. Batteries: Felton Hitchcock and Young. Giles Brown Brudette.
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Brooklyn
Harvard
Yale
R. H. E. Harvard
Felton
Hitchcock
And
Young
Giles
Brown
Brudette
Travers Wins Again at Apawamis Golf Tournament
Jerome D. Travers of Upper Montclair, the national and metropolitan champion, captured the chief cup at Apawamis by defeating T. W. Bermingham of Wykagyl 2 up with 1 to play on the seventeenth green. In the morning Travers beat John M. Ward Garden City 4 to 8, while Bermingham beat B. T. Allen Ox Hills by 6 to 6.
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N. Y
Jerome D. Travers
Upper Montclair
T. W. Bermingham
Wykagyl
Travers
John M. Ward
Garden City
Bermingham
B. T. Allen
Ox Hills
Motocycle Club President Climbs Mount Washington
H B Drollinger, president of the Los Angeles Motocycle Club, drove his machine to the mountain top three times in succession. Mount Washington rises about 1000 feet with a three-fourths mile ascent and a 53 percent grade. The three demonstrations showed the machine never faltered.
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Mt. Washington
H. B. Drollinger
Los Angeles
Cities add to list valuing motorcycles in police work
Fon du Lac Wisconsin Springfield Missouri and Waupun Wisconsin have been added to the list of cities finding motor cycles of great value in police work.
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Fon du Lac
Wis
Springfield
Waupun
Brongs Defeat Austin In Easy Fashion In Baseball Game
Huntress pitched for the Nags with strong support as San Antonio beat Austin 6 to 1. Seitz starred at second base robbing multiple hits, while Frantz and Schwind contributed two-base hits and Stinson scored on Frantz's single. Bobo left with a finger injury for Austin, and San Antonio closes the series with Davenport starting tomorrow.
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San Antonio
Nags
Kibler
Frantz
Oeags
Schwind
McCuller
Stinson
Price
Lemon
Leidy
Seitz
Haigh
Davenport
Larzen
EB. Lemon
Sue
Collins
Eheee Stinson
Wessee Kibler
Bobo
Cook
Nebels
Rogue
Thompson
Pfrantz
Prize
Brownlow
MecCuller
McKee
Ellise
Dodgers Top Giants 2–0 In Key Brooklyn Victory
Rucker pitched superbly for Brooklyn as the Dodgers shutout the Giants 2–0 in a crucial intercity clash. Demaree worked the later innings for Brooklyn and Daubert scored on Miller’s single after Daubert reached on a hit, with Stengel scoring in the fourth on Wheat and Daubert hits. The Brooklyn offense totaled a pair of runs on four scattered hits while Marquard took the loss.
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Rucker
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Giants
McGraw
Marquard
Demaree
Daubert
Miller
Giants Shut Out Galveston Pirates in Dallas Clash
Ponder bested Harben in a pitcher’s duel as Dallas blanked Galveston 1-0. Boone’s fourth inning hit drove in the lone run, with Tullos adding a late defensive standout. Crowd large for Saturday game, field praised, next Sunday match-up announced with time to follow.
First Baseball Match in Buenos Aires Blues Defeat Whites 8-7
An early Buenos Aires game between White and Blues ends 8-7 after seven innings as darkness halts play. Umpire Murphy leads White Hutchinson Frawley Mergendoller Smith Van Leuven and Morris against Blues Jones Dawson Stinson Kortlang Toomey Waxman Boley Barrer with Jones catching and Barrer pitching.
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Brazil
South America
A. D. Bonnifield
Kansas City
Murphy
Nebraska
Blues
Jones
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
White
Talleres
B. A. G. 8. Athletic Club
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Egalbach
Frawler
Mergendoller
Smith
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Sexton
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Newell
Dawsen
Webb
Stinson
Kortlang
Toomey
Waxman
Boley
Barrer
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Frawley
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Dawson
Mergendollar
Naps Rally to Defeat Tigers in Cleveland Showdown
Cleveland, O June 21 The Naps erased a six run Detroit lead to win 7 to 6 behind Cobb’s triple and McKee’s homer. Mitchell relieved Falkenberg in the first inning and allowed one hit in eight. Davis was knocked out in the first. Three runs came in the sixth on four safeties to seal the victory. Detroit 6 Cleveland 7. Batteries Dauss Hall McKee Stanage Falkenberg Mitchell Cartisch.
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Detroit
Cobb
McKee
Mitchell
Falkenberg
Naps
Davis
Hall
Dauss
Stanage
Cartisch
Senators Grab Two Washington Doubleheader Victory
Washington defeated New York 4 to 1 in game one and 6 to 0 in game two. Johnson allowed only two hits in the second game as Washington's bats exploded with timely hits. Fisher Sweeney Muller Henry and Keating Sweeney Johnson Ainsmith were the battery pairs in the two games.
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New York
Johnson
R. H. E. New York
Fisher
Sweeney
Muller
Henry
Keating
Ainsmith
Sox edge Athletics in ninth for 5-4 win
Boston rides Speaker and Hooper hits to a ninth inning rally vs Philadelphia. Oldring errors and base-running miscues hampered both teams as four singles and Oldring's double yielded only two runs in the first. Leonard Carrigan Houck Plank Schang used as batteries.
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Red Sox
Eames
Athletics
Speaker
Hooper
Oldring
Hall
R. H
Boston
Leonard and
Carrigan
Houck, Plank and Schang
Phillies Swipe Two From Boston in Doublebill
In Boston on June 21 the Phillies won both ends of a doubleheader 5 to 4 and 5 to 2 before a crowd of 15 000, the largest here in five years. Doom used all 18 players in the first game, pinch hitting and advancing the winning run. In the nightcap Philadelphia bunched hits off Perdue for a 5 2 victory.
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Boston
Mass
Phillies
Nationals
Doom
Perdue
Philadelphia
Rixey
Mayer
Killifer
Rudolph
Raridan
R.H
Moore
James
Rariden
Cubs Game Called Off By Storm At Robison Field
Severe storm halted play at Robison field in St Louis after three innings. Heine Zimmerman, who was fined 200 dollars and suspended by Cubs manager Evers for leaving the field in yesterday's game, returned as suspension lifted after he pledged better conduct.
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ST. Louis
Robison Field
Heine Zimmerman
Evers
Cubs
Double Header in City League Today
Higgins Co and Dalkowitz battle for lead in City League at Block's Stadium amid a tight race. Stowers and Louis Book Store chase third place while Frank Bros and Kaufman open the schedule in a morning nine innings.
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Higgins Co
Dalkowitz
Stowers
Louis Book Store
Frank Bros
Kaufman
Falkenberg Proves He Can Come Back In Baseball Comeback
The piece argues frequent demotions to the minors dampen players but praise Falkenberg for his comeback. It warns that indifferent effort after big-league time ends prospects, urging ambition and hustle to reclaim big-league status.
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Falkenberg
100 Mile Low Gear Drive Set by Franklin Little Six in St Louis
A four man party in a Franklin Little Six began at 7 am in St Louis and completed 100 measured miles to De Soto and back in exactly ten hours. The motor ran continuously on low gear with no stops, finishing at 5 pm.
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Franklin “Little
St. Louis
de Soto
Texas League Standings and Results
Yesterday's results list San Antonio 6 Kentin 4, Houston 2, Dallas 1, Galveston 6, Fort Worth 2, Beaumont 1. Play today matches set: San Antonio in Austin, Houston in Waco, Galveston in Dallas, Beaumont in Fort Worth.
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Kentin
Waco
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Austin
Houst
Piya
C. San Antonio
HAS
Austin Oe . ii
Washington and New York Split Openers In Wet Ground Play
The summary notes two games with Washington at 4 6 and New York at 1 0 in two games. Boston defeats Philadelphia 5 4 while Cleveland edges Detroit 7 6. A 61 score links Louis Chicago on wet grounds with Chicago in St Louis over two games. Detroit travels to Cleveland.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis-Chicago
P.C
Peane
Sewer
National League Scores and Games From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 6 Boston 5 and 4 2 in two games, Brooklyn 2 New York 0, Cincinnati 8 Pittsburg 6, with Chicago and St. Louis called in the third. Play today has Chicago at 81, Pittsburg at Cincinnati. American Association reports Minneapolis 0 Columbus, Kansas City Toledo rain delay, Indianapolis 2 St Paul, Louisville Milwaukee 12 Louisville 3. Two girl motorcyclists from Pasadena break all former records riding to Mount Wilson summit.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago-St. Louis
Chicago
Tavis
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City-Toledo
Indianapolis
St.aul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Pasadena
Cal
Vella Steele
Bertha Wyle
Mount Wilson
Piya
Taat P. Co
Chicazo
Excelsior Motorcycle Club Completes 120-Mmile Cross-Country Ride
About fifty members of the Excelsior Motocycle Club of Minneapolis Minnesota undertake a 120 mile cross-country run on their motorcycles.
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Excelsior Motocycle Club
Minneapolis, Minn
England Faces Growing Female Motorcyclists
It is estimated that there are 500 women motorcyclists in England at present.
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England
Navigators Trim the League Leaders
Ross Helm pitched his best game this season holding Buffaloes to one hit as Houston and Waco traded runs on errors. Helm stole second and third in the fifth and scored on a passed ball, while Yardley debuted solidly for the Navigators. Attendance favored Waco as the league leaders.
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Waco
Tex
Ross Helm
Buffaloes
Houston
Navigators
Andy Ware
Ware
Helm
Yardley
Georgetown
McLauren
Crichlow
Rennard
Wace
Dugey
Crichton
Ciehae Bane
Wardiey
Ovrecssvecses
Beck
Ice
Wohlleben
Carson
Sia _ Helm
R. H. O. A. B.fillman
Mowry
Newnam
Whiteman
David
Anon
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Nsec
Cencrecesesons
Hi —McLauren
Britton
Allen
Fillman
Houseton
Howell
Forster and Brandon Fight Draw in Fort Brown Armory
Oklahoma's Kid Forster and Private Brandon of the U S cavalry battled ten rounds to a draw at the Fort Brown armory tonight under Brownsville Rifles and Athletic Association auspices.
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Brandon
Brownsville
Tex
Kid” Forster
Oklahoma
United States Cavalry
Fort Brown
Brownsville Rifles and Athletic Association
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