Errors Save Hoosiers as Crabill Dominates Pitching
Indianapolis loses 4 to 1 to Columbus at Washington Park amid Crabill’s puzzling delivery and Williams’s early control. Fox’s ninth inning outburst and poor Hoosier hitting seal the defeat. Columbus sweeps as Indianapolis batters struggle to reach base, with Arndt and Turner among the few bright spots.
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Puzzling Pitches Tie Up Terre Haute in Loss to South Bend
South Bend clobbered Terre Haute as Ream puzzled the visitors and Sayers limited Terre Haute’s hits. Holmes was ejected in the seventh by umpire Reever. Batteries Ream and Tieman for South Bend. Sayers, Holmes and Richardson for Terre Haute.
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Cleveland shuts out New York as Joss holds firm
Cleveland and New York battled through two games in rain soaked conditions. New York won the opener but was blanked in the second as Joss limited the visitors to little, while Cleveland struggled with errors in muddy ground. Detroit also won a nine inning affair over Boston on Sixth inning consecutive hitting.
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National women’s tennis tourney opens in Philadelphia
The women's national championship begins at the Philadelphia Cricket Club on Wissahickon Heights with singles preliminary results. Miriam Hall of California loses to Helen Converse of Philadelphia while C B Neely of Chicago defeats Mary Coates of Philadelphia. First round matches see Marjorie Obertuffer and Elizabeth Moore advance, with Neely beating Clara Chase and Helen P. defeating Corinne Mack. Ladies doubles and mixed doubles begin tomorrow.
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New York
Clara Chase
Ladelphia
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Corinne Mack
Chicago Club Tour Heads Toward Mammoth Cave Visit
Carl Fisher E O Langen and A W Thompson joined a Chicago Automobile Club tour traveling by car through Indiana. The group will stop in Lafayette and Indianapolis with chauffeurs, then proceed to Broad A on Sunday for further events.
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Cam and Oxford Lacrosse Defeat Swarthmore at Manhelm
The Cam and Oxford lacrosse team defeated Swarthmore College 9 to 0 at Manhelm. Swarthmore fans witnessed Cam and Oxford dominate with strong offense and solid defense throughout the game. Swarthmore struggled to score as Cam and Oxford sealed the win in a decisive showdown.
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Daisy Green wins Mermaid Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Daisy Green with Bullman aboard captured the Mermaid Stakes for three year old fillies at Sheepshead Bay at 10 to 1, beating Eugenia Burch by one and a half lengths. The Virginian won the Rockaway Cup in a separate steeplechase, Almanzor second. Stolen Moments, the favorite, finished fifth.
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Stolen Moments
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Malster Wins Handicap Feature at St Louis Race Meet
Malster won the six furlong feature at the fair grounds beating Frank Bell by a nose after Poseur set a strong pace. Brilliants won the third race at a low price while Maister and Frank Bell also ran strongly in a fast track day.
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Wadleigh Sees Narrow Second In 6 Furlong Heat
In a tight stretch, Wadleigh ridden by Kelly finished second by 6 to 5 odds after a 1:10 time for six furlongs. Malster led the next race at 7 to 1 with Frank Bell second and Poseur third in 1:14. Pettijohn won the one mile event over Orpheum with Memphian third in 1:42.4. Echodale captured the mile and a sixteenth, edging Father Weather with Josie F. third in 1:51. St. Louis entries list multiple horses across six races with varied odds and placings.
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Huzzah Wins Auburn Selling Stakes At Washington Park
Chicago reports Huzzah owned by James Arthur ridden by Robbins upset Gold Bell in the Auburn selling stakes at Washington Park. Big Ben, a long shot, defeated a strong field, with Colonado the favorite finishing outside the money. Lucien Appleby edged Bragg by a nose in the first race.
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Winners Hard to Pick at Highland Park Race Meet
Detroit reporters describe a heavy track at Highland Park where Neeburban won the final seven furlongs, with Made Meney an outsider winning an earlier six furlongs. The day’s card included multiple races with front-running winners and detailed times, and New York stewards suspended jockey H S Wilson for careless riding at Sheepshead Bay while Decatur, Indiana’s Frank Robinson uncovers a Derby ticket mistake.
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Yale Favored to Win Big Regatta in New London
Yale leads sentiment for both varsity and freshmen races against Harvard with odds 7 to 3 in favor. Yale won the toss and chose river courses for the four mile varsity and two mile freshmen. Harvard captured the freshmen four with a narrow win in a tight three quarter mile race. Weather foul winds and chop affected conditions on Thames as crews prepared for tomorrow’s main events.
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Varsity Eight Sets Fast Pace in Poughkeepsie Trials
In Poughkeepsie on June 24 the varsity eight posted a four mile time of 19 minutes 6 seconds, twenty four seconds faster than rivals. Cornell coaches claim Columbia is about thirty seconds quicker than last year’s 19:13 3-5, while Pennsylvania reports 19:29 for the same course.
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Arnold Beats Carter In River Side Golf Semi Final Drives
In the Tri City tournament at Riverside, Ernest Arnold defeated W M Carter 5 up and 3 to play while T Garber beat E Lennox 3 up, 3 to play. Rawles and Garber advance to the River side semi finals with Burford as caddy for Lennox.
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Richmond Wins First In State Golf Tourney Matches
In Marion Indiana June 4 the opening State tournament round saw Richmond and visiting players beat Marion six up after eighteen holes. Teams involved included Marion Muncie and Richmond with Pete Braiton John Starr W C Hibbard and R Dili noted among the winners.
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Oil price slump hits Beaumont market in June drop
Owing to a large production rise in the past fortnight the crude oil price fell in Beaumont. Crude oil fell from eighty cents to sixty four cents and Sour Lake from sixty to fifty two cents. Developments at Sour Lake and Saratoga continue unabated with land sales nearly matching the Spindle Top boom.
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New York Yacht Club fixes dates for Constitution Columbia Reliance races
The regatta committee of the New York Yacht Club announced changes to the special races for the yachts Constitution, Columbia, and Reliance Newport. Final dates set are June 3, June 30, and July for the originally planned series.
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