Syracuse Varsity and Junior Crews Dominate Intercollegiate Regatta
Syracuse University eight oared crews won both main events at the Intercollegiate Regatta in Poughkeepsie. The Varsity defeated Cornell by a length with Columbia and Pennsylvania behind. Junior Varsity finished ahead of Cornell by one and a quarter lengths. Columbia and Pennsylvania trailed. Weather delays and a dark finish affected the Freshman race postponed to Monday.
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Pennsylvania
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
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New York
Coach Rice
Jackson's Hitting Features Contest In Cincinnati
Philadelphia and Cincinnati battled with Griffith making a spectacular running catch to preserve a 1 0 loss for Philadelphia as Groh homered in the first inning and Chicago rolled over Boston five to nothing with Jackson collecting three hits and a walk in four at bats.
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Leatherwood A West Virginia athletic great honored
Morgantown June 17 With the final out in the alumni Fame here last Tuesday, Carl Leatherwood's 30 was sounded for perhaps the greatest all round athlete West Virginia University has produced Mike Leatherwood starred in football track and baseball over four years at WVU He joined in 1911 without prior schooling or athletic background and rose to lead in three major sports with a notable college career.
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West Virginia
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West Virginia Adopts State Scholastic Athletic Association
Representatives from about forty secondary schools gathered at Charleston's Wingston Irving high school to organize the West Virginia Late scholastic Athletic Association. A drafted constitution and by laws were adopted, with election of boards postponed until all schools may join. J G Graham of Huntington named president, Benjamin H Williams of Bluefield vice president, and H B Johns of Wheeling secretary treasurer. Continued on page 3.
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West Virginia Late Scholastic Athletic Association
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Charleston High School
Board of Control
Board of‘ Appeals
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Huntington School
Brooklyn Beats Cubs in Eleven Inning Game
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in eleven innings marking a decisive win. Brooklyn used four pitchers with three in relief as they shut out the Cubs after Cheney yielded a three run lead to the visitors.
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Senators Trim at Louis in Fast Game
Washington beat St. Louis five to two in a fast game. Groom started, Wielman relieved, and McCage finished the pitching as Chicago tallied runs in the fourth and later innings.
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George Smith Wins Kentucky Derby Runner-up Second
Race reports from Latonia Ky describe heavy rain making the track sloppy as Dodge wins the fifty third Tatonia Derby. George Smith, winner of the Kentucky Derby at Louisville, finishes second with Dick Williams in third, amid a large crowd and record attendance.
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George Stulth
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George Smit
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Omy Gamo
Yankees Trim Naps In Fast Game
Cleveland June 17 New York won five to three to clinch the lead in the fifth as High doubled Peckinpaugh tripled and Mpp doubled in a fast game against the Naps.
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Detroit Wins Series From the Athletics
Detroit took the series from the Athletics with a 7 to 3 victory. Myers pitched well despite nine walks, while Detroit benefited from Philadelphia errors and timely hits to secure the win.
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New York vs Cleveland Baseball Report Snapshot
In a tense game pitch by pitch recap, New York's Chaney and Bagby faced strong Cleveland pitching. Shawkey and Connolly worked on the mound with backups and wild pitches noted. runs, hits, and errors are listed across 4 innings, highlighting key plays and substitutions.
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Wesleyan Wins Opening Game Thrilling 6-4 Victory
West Virginia Wesleyan edged Ohio Wesleyan 6 to 4 after nine innings in a tense game. Shumaker hit a first inning homer and Dunn drove in two runs as WVU led 3-0 before Ohio Wesleyan rallied, tying in the third and scoring again in the sixth. The Buckeyes threatened in the ninth, but Shumaker’s catch and pitching preserved the win.
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