Cornell Wins All Three Boat Races On Hudson
Yale’s Thames record falls as Cornell crews dominate two mile four oared, freshmen eight and varsity eight events on the Hudson. Cornell finishes ahead of Pennsylvania Wisconsin Syracuse and Columbia with notable ovation for Coffin of Indianapolis.
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Shkeepsie
N. Y
Yale
Thames
Cornell
Hudson
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Columbia
Ivania
Syracuse
Isconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse University
Georgetown University
University
Speon
Columbia University
Mwueh
Shell
Speedea
Van
Cork Varsity
Aot
Roy Pete
Pennsyl
Min
C Hl
Ithacans
Penn
Varsity
George- Wisconsin
Penpla
Syra
Varia
Cornail
Miokee
Penn- Syracuse
Columbad Ares
Coffin
Indianapolis
Garber Defeats Maurer In Semi Final Match Play
Garber defeated Maurer in a spring championship semi final at Riverside. Garber led early and built a five hole advantage by the turn, finishing on the twelfth green with precise approaches. A large crowd watched as Maurer struggled to overcome the deficit.
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Riverside
Thomas
Garber
Maurer
Feading
Battle resumes as amateur course record holder falters
In Baltusrol open play at Short Hills New Jersey Will C Anderson led with 140 after day one while Auchterlonie Gardner and Smith tied for second at 154 Travis and five pros on 163. In Danville Champaign toppled Danville golf team as play continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltusrol Golf Club Links
Short Hills
N. J
United States
Will C. Anderson
Laurence Auchterlonie
Nae Stewart Gardner
Alexander Smith
Walter J. Travis
Cleveland shuts out Washington in pitchers battle
Cleveland edged Washington 1 0 as Clingman drove in the only run. In Detroit, Henley’s wildness helped the home club to a 5 3 win over Philadelphia. Chicago beat New York 3 2 in an errorless game with two sixth inning misplays. Also notes include Vincennes Orphans 11 0 win and O'Brien injuries in a separate report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Boston-St. Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Cleve
A.B.H.O.A.E
Wash
DILO
Moran
Selbach
Clarke
Coughlin
Drill
Patten
Clingman
Bradley
McCarthy
Dorner
Hickman
Lajoie
Robinson
O' Loughlin
Henley
Coakley
Lush
Barrett
Crawford
McGuire
Pickering
Murphy
Carr
Courtney
Long
Kitson
Smith
Hassett
Caruthers
Chesbro
Magoon
O.ae. N.Y. A.B.H.O.A.E
O'Connor
Keeler
Fultz
Williams
Elverfeld
Conroy
Ganzel
Accident at Washington Park blindsides O'Brien for a home run
In a Indiana Indianapolis game against Toledo at Washington Park a sixth inning collision with Tamsett dislocated Peter O'Brien's right clavicle and cost him a would be home run. O'Brien left the game, Woodruff ran for him, and Ford led Indianapolis to a 7 to 1 win amid timely hits and stout fielding.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Washington Park
Peter O'Brien
O'Brien
Tamsett
O’brien
Bernard
Woodruff
Short
Hoosiers
Ford
Fouth
Turner
Schaub
Flournoy
Kinm
Heydon
Coulter
Jones
Fox
Kleinow
Pees
Smith
Owen
Childs
S. O
M&m
Cristall
Kleinewan
Indiana
Haskell
Paix
Double Header Today at Washington Park
Indianapolis and Toledo meet in a two game set at Washington Park this afternoon with first pitch at 2 o clock. McPartlin and Newton will start for Indianapolis while German and Reisag are poised to pitch for Toledo, both teams hoping to ride momentum from yesterday’s win into today’s doubleheader.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Washington Park
McPartlin
Newton
German
Reisag
Ey Als
Kansas City Rally Over Minneapolis In Eighth Inning
A batting rally in the eighth inning gave Kansas City six runs and the game. Attendance 600. Scoring featured Rothfuss Nance Grady Knoll Butler Gear McCreery Lally and Yeager among key hitters. Minneapolis tallied with a late surge as Knoll and Nance contributed several runs.
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Kansas City
B.H.O
McIntyre
Martin
Gibson
Minneapolis
Rothfuss
Nance
Grady
Knoll
Butler
Gear
McCreery
Lally
South Bend Beats Terre Haute Despite 12 Errors
South Bend won 13 to 4 over Terre Haute, aided by Terre Haute's 12 errors and South Bend's 11 hits. Schaefer pitched well for South Bend with support on offense, while Terre Haute struggled offensively despite some baserunners.
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Wheeling
Marion
South Bend
Terre Frante
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Evansville-Fort ‘Wayne
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
Grand Rapi
Ind
Schaefer
Tieman
Smith and Holmes
Brooklyn Triumph Over Cincinnati in Upset Win
Brooklyn rallied from a big early deficit to defeat Cincinnati 9 to 8 in a game marked by disputes between players and umpires. Donlin Kelley and others contributed key hits as Brooklyn seized the lead late and held on for the victory at home. Umpire Johnstone oversaw a 2:21 contest with 3,000 in attendance.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eiltsch
Kelley
Jacklitsch
Cinea
Brook
Halley
Morsey
Dobbs
Corcoran
Donlin
Dolan
Beckley
Bergen
Suthoff
Strang
Sheckard
Hobbs
McCreedie
Doyle
Steinfeldt
Dahlen
Jones
Schmidt
Harper
Johnstone
New York Triumphs In Opener As Pittsburg Drops Game
In the opening game of the series New York defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2. Bresnahan, McGann, and Browne led the offense with key hits, while Mathewson allowed limited Pittsburg scoring. Kennedy and Leever also contributed on the mound for New York, and attendance reached 9,639.
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Pittsburg
New York
George Davis
N. Y
Ene Pitts
A.B.H.O.A.E
Sebring
Beaum't
Ritchey
Phelps
Browne
Bresnahan
McGann
Mertes
Lauder
Gilbert
Mathewson
Lebing
Beaumont
Leach
Bowerman
Matthewson
Leever
Kennedy
O'Day
Thistle Stakes At Sheepshead Bay Won By Andy Williams
In New York June 2 reports from Sheepshead Bay show Andy Williams, the second choice, capturing the Thistle Selling Stakes by a short head over favorite Duke of Kendal amid strong gate attendance. Rival faded after an early surge as heavy betting backed him. Valour led late betting in the last race, bought by C Fellows for $4,000.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Andy Williams
Duke of Kendal
Effie Sheppard
Valour
C. Fellows
O’brien
Court Maid
Gannon
Coruscate
Bullman
Dekaber
Creamer
Royal Pirate
Reddington
Cardinal Wolsey
Waugh
Baseful
Burns
Pentaur
Jecond
O'Neil
the Thistle
Odom
Martin
Rival
Michaels
Iine
Stamping Ground
Connell
Meltonian
Pristina
O'Brien
Nameoki
Hoar
Highland Park Race Day Yields Hard to Pick Winners
At Highland Park Detroit on June 26 after three weeks of rain the track improved but form players faced tough fields. The feature seven furlongs for three-year-old fillies was won by Shine with Birchbroom the favorite two lengths back. A trotter trainer Charles S. Greene suffered a fatal skull fracture when thrown from a sulky in Utica New York.
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Detroit
Highland Park
Shine
Birchbroom
Aix
Hopedale
Castro
Stephen Lillard
Sullivan
Penela
J. Walsh
Maud Johnson
M. Johnson
Jim Ferrin
T. Dean
Two Penny
McCluskey
M. Ponent
Zonne
Icewater
Sardine
J. Thorpe
Euclaire
Hodgson
Shrine
T. Welsh
Singreeny
Flora Alowenby
Scounar
Has Gift
H. Wilson
Ee Eas
Pieratt
June Colina
Cw. Daly
Utica
N. Y
Charles 8. Greene
Chicago
Gregor K
Sidney C. Love
Washington Park
McChesney
Olnce
Golden Rule
Lester Reiff
High Chancellor
H. Phillips
Witchcraft
Postmaster Wright
Dominick
Eee
L. Reiff
Pug Be Ben
D. Hiall
Gregora K
Henry
Sianey C. Love
Helgeson
K. Booker
de Wo
Pyrrho
Booker
Irene Lindsey
L. Wilson
Acconst Beyliv
Robbins
Vincennes
C. Gray
Vulcaine
R. Ezell
No Game If Davis Plays in Letter to President Pulliam
Cincinnati June 2. President Mann of the Cincinnati club sends a long letter to National League President Pulliam arguing the Davis case and the peace compact remain valid. He says the New York club should be notified that if Davis plays in Cincinnati during the peace period a public announcement of no game will be made unless league clubs decree otherwise. Strong entities include Cincinnati club National League New York Detroit Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg and Elberfeld Davis Gleason Brush.
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Cincinnati
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Pulliam
National League
Davis
League
Elberfeld
Detroit
New York
Smith
New York National
Detroit American
Brush
Yer Davis
Long Shot Wins at Washington Park Feature Race
Gregor K. narrowly defeats Sidney C. Love at Washington Park after a fierce drive. Golden Rule wins six furlong sprint. track fast. time 1:33 3-6. St. Louis feature also taken by Four Leaf C. at muddy fair grounds. Maverick cut off, Six races run.
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Lengfio
Washington Park
St. Louis
Toad
Six Shooter
Sam Pullen
Jack Demand
Lanark
Kereon
Blumenthal
Scipio
Godder
Council
Fredport
St. Peter Paul
State Davis
Aan Moner
Sweetie
Miss Cra
Sauerkraut
Mast
McChesney
Allan-a-Dale
Din
Ios
Lucien Appleby
Waswiff
Gregor K
John Esch
Linguist
Captain Arnold
Miracle Ti
Satin Coat
the Hobby
Caxton
Wrivol
Bard of Avon
Jaubert
Prince Webb
Barrica
Pitth
Ai Son
Dick Wel
Zella Night
Lute
Sylvia Talbott
Saar
Sellin
Tulle
Toaster
Geen
Haviland
Hoble ' Lissak
Alice
Sam Nettle
Fair Grounds
Four Leaf C
Maverick
Feld
Ora McKineney
F. Smith
Alb
Huggins
Bush
London
Cardwell Ton
Mrs. Wiggs
Higgins
Wolf
Lady Strathmore
Dale
Ed Ball
Calvit
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Stroke Coffin
Rawls
Anderson
Danville
Indianapolis Journal
Champaign Today
Washington Conevens
Detroits
A.B.H.O
Phila
A.B
A.E. Lush
Craw
Seybold
Homtman
M. Cross
Powers
Coaktey
Plank
Holmes
Green
Callahan
Eiberfeld
Flaherty
Sheridan
Vincennes Orphans
Princeton
Vincennes K I T
Southern League
Shreveport
Memphis
Montgomery
Birmingham
Aeen
Ons Aeuet Kale
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
American Association
Brewers
Saints
Wis
Mil. A.B.H.O.A.E
St. P. A.B.H.O.A.E
Hemph'l
Wheeler
Wood
Jackson
Viox
Elliott
Volz
Donahue
Phyle
Unglaub
Dunleavy
Hemphill
Mahre
Shannon
Angland
Eliiott
Ry Elliott
Vol
Levee
Stimmel
Oyler
Kansasity
Cunningham
Thoney
Louis
A.B.H.O.A.E. Col. A.B.B.O.A
Kerwin
Gleason
Bannon
Arndt
Odwell
Hart
Brashear
Quinlan
Turney
Clymer
Schriver
Raymer
Eason
Mellor
Mer
Mullane
Easton
Rhe Marion
Jessup
Rosson and Schriver
Grand’ Rapids
Hart and
Gastright
REDS
Phillies
L. A
A.B.H.O.A
E. Farrell
Donovan
Smot
Keister
Wolverton
Burke
Dunlevy
Evan Smoot
Duggleby
Daelebly
Gleaso Julswitz
Barry
Paleagy
Brain
Hackett
Om Duneavy
Pitchen
B. Dunleavy
Dunlean
Elms
Chica
New Sark
Cincinnati Brookyn
James C
Blaine
Chi
A.B.H
A.E
Dexter
Tenney
Ee Sener
Slagle
Harley
Kling
Taylor
Cooley
Tinker
Pittinger
Pitts
Um Moran
Holliday
Thistle
Sheepshead
Homestead
Lord Bacge
Locket
Cinquevalls
Tantalus Com Candling
Lord Sterling
Sparkle Esher
Land of Clover
Tip Gallant
Judge Phillips
Mystic Shriner
Adjidaumo
the Virginian
Fox Hunter
Magistrate
Broomstick
Aristocracy
Boxwood
Pulsus
Stalwart
Gallant
Conjurer
Dimple
Bonnibert
Igniter
Roe
Daingerfield
Donnelly
Knight
Lady Gobavetos
Adel
Eletta
Fickle
Julia M
Gemini
Soson
Woodshade
Mimon
Jennica
Articulate
Glenwater
Douro
Carle
Tribes Hill
Surmise
Flying Jib
Flying Buttress
Subdue
Tugai Bey
Colansay
Mollie Peyton
Oconee
Taxman
Rustic Girl
Ed L
Messina
Fade Menu
Firing Line
the Irish Boy
Senor
Showman
Pluck
John J. Regan
Epidemic
John Coulter
James
Handmore
Miss Fleischman
Blue Darter
Orpha
Governor Boyd
Ane Hieaway
Bell Firth
Mat Simp- Pat My Boy
Prince Zeno
Chauncey Faraday, Jr
Tommy Hill
Honeybrook
Rosie
Presgrave
John Drake
Lombre
Colonel Anderson
Ruriones
Jessie J
Bell Toone
Cabriolet
Louisa Meining
Diamantina
Ali Good
San Marino
Tammany Queen
Belle Dodson
Vestment
Blackberries
Scottie
Easy Street
Sir Gallant
Bank Street
Glenwood
Prism
C. S. Greene
Hermann
Man
Iron Prince
FOUR
Hegira
Chickasha
Paammerer
Daddy Bender
Broodier
Kathe ‘Gibbons
Brown V
Chandeo
Galanthus
Countess Clara
Luna Minor
Huriap
Pay the Fiddler
Certain
Murmur
Aine
Lantana
Don O
Know
Dr. Scharff
Ma Gesehen
Matt Ae Perla
Agen
Leopard
Hogert
Kilo
Don Alvaro
Orria
Jack Young
Centater
Pours Ome
de Resske
Eda Riley
Taby
Eugena
Gates
the Messenger
Mooneer
Renuieen
Harold Bengal
Orpheum
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