Invite Cornell Crew to Coast with Faculty Permission Sought
Poughkeepsie June 15 A storm limited practice for college crews on the river while Columbia and Cornell trains logged miles. Yale, Harvard, and Washington crews engaged in workouts with varied intensity as Cornell sought faculty consent to send a coast regatta team for July 16 with expenses covered for thirteen men.
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Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Bycacuse
Columbia
Simonds
Rice
Nichally
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Courtney
Hirram B Conibear
Washington
Seattle
Wolcott Hastings
Ithaca
Konetchy Bats Hard In Pit Fed Victory
Pittsburgh defeats Brooklyn 5 to 2 as Konetchy leads with four RBIs. Thurger solid on the mound with key catches by Wickland and Serghamer. Ten thousand schoolchildren attend with three bands. President Gilmore present amid rain delay.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Konethy
Thurger
Wickland
Yerkes
Serghamer
Gilmore
Fatures Barger
Barry
Lafitte
Brown pitcher Crowell signs with Philadelphia Athletics
Crowell Arso, pitcher from Brown University, signs a three year contract with the Philadelphia Athletics. Brown infielder Batbinston to join New York Nationals after agreeing terms previously. Brookland Athletic Club event planned June 28 to July 2 at First and Kenton streets with dancing and refreshments.
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Providence. RI
Crowell
Brown University
Flo
Jon
Athletics
New York Nationals
Brookland Athletic Club
First
Kenton Streets
Nationals
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Nabors Sets Baseball Pitching Record In Thirteen Innings
In Birmingham on June 15 Nabors of Newman Gas pitched 13 innings against Telladega without a walk or a hit allowed, facing only 40 batters. The feat marks a world record for most innings pitched without a base on balls in organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Nabors
Newman, Gas
Telladega Club
St Louis Beats Newark In Rain-Shortened Pitchers Battle
In Newark New Jersey at Newark a rain shortened game ended as St Louis defeated Newark by two to zero. Davenport and Hartley worked for St Louis while Reulbach and Rariden pitched for Newark. The game was halted after eight innings due to rain.
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Newark
N. J
St. Louis
RH. EL
Rt. Louis
Davenport
Hartley
Reulbach and
Rariden
Kansas City Opens Series With 9 4 Win Over Baltimore
Kansas City beat Baltimore 9 to 4 after five Baltimore double plays. Baltimore fielding was poor despite strong pitching by Johnson in relief of Main. Scoring details show Kansas City taking early leads and Baltimore rallying briefly later. Batteries Main Johnson and Haxterly Suggs Smith and Jachlitseh.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Johnson
Main
Kale Kearas City
Johnson and Haxterly
Suggs
Smith
Jachlitseh
Memorial proposal to honor late Kavanaugh in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas on June 19 President R H Baugh of the Southern Baseball association presented a plan to club presidents. The proposal calls for a designated game day whose proceeds would go to a fund to erect a monument in memory of the late W M Kavanaugh of the city.
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Little Rock
Ark
R. H. Baugh
Southern Baseball Association
W. M. Kavanaugh
Maisel Stars As Yankees Complete Sweep Of Browns
Maisel's hard hitting leads New York to a 9 to 4 win over St. Louis in the fourth game of the series. He drove in runs with a double in the third, a bases loaded single in the seventh, and a fourth hit driving in Peckinpaugh, while High's single scored another. Pippy made a standout one hand catch for the Browns. Yankees totals show 27 hits to 14 for St. Louis, with Warhop and James both pitching for the Yankees and Browns contributing errors and stolen bases as the game stretched into 11 innings.
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New York
Maisel
New York Americans
St. Louis
Yankees
Matsel Cunnea
Peckinpaugh
Pippy
Lavan
Ala
Shotten
Cook
Howard
Pratt
Leary
Hartzell
Boone
Hevereld
Sweeney
James
Warhop
C. Walker
High
Laven
Tank Peckinpaugh
Walker
Hhotten
Maine
Bear Pipp
KE. Walker
Om Warhop
Somes
E. Walker
Messrs
Evans
Chill
Giants Blank Reds, Score 8 To 0 In Easy Victory
New York pitchers Tesreau and Toney combined for an 8 to 0 win over Cincinnati. Tesreau allowed four hits in seven innings, while Dale struggled in the seventh, giving up six runs off six hits. Snodgrass, Lobert, and Robertson produced key hits for the Reds, but New York pulled away late.
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Giants
Cincinnati
Dale
New York
Toney
Tesreay
al Cincinnat
Oltwombly
Meride
O‘clarke
Myera
YooKolts
Smith
Otmon
Tearenu
Roney
Johnson Back Against White Sox Today
Nationals vs White Sox preview after rain postponed game in Chicago. Johnson showed blazing form, striking out Felsch and Weaver as Griffith plans to start him again, while Scott may start for the opponents. Cahill remains with Mount St. Joseph's amid minor league interest and injury to Cy Clarke delays practice.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Nationals
Georgia Avenue
Aving
Foster
Shanks
Scott
Johnson
White Sox
Griffith
Felsch
Weaver
Collins
Fournier
Morgan
Milan
Row
Lana
Cahill
Mount St. Joseph’s
Norfolk
Cy” Clarke
Maryland
Charlottesville
Hame
Ouimet and Thompson Lead Open Qualifying in New Jersey
Francis Ouimet of Woodland Mass and James Thompson of Philadelphia tied for top score in the first Open qualifying round at Baltusrol Golf Club with 151 strokes. Several amateurs and pros including Oswald Kirkby Max Marston Henry Topping and George Low posted strong showings as 18 holes produced a best 73. Tomorrow’s 36 hole round will decide the remaining qualifiers for the tournament.
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N. J
Francis Ouimet
Woodland Golf Club
Massachusetts
James Thompson
Philadelphia
Ballustol Golf Club
Ouimet
Thompson
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
New Jersey
Max R. Marston
Henry J.topping
Greenwich
Conn
Marston
George Low
George McLean
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Alex Smyth
Wrykagyl
New York
George Sargent
Chevy Chase
Washington
D. C
Alex Ross
Wee Burn
Mass
Culmet
MacDonald
Sargent
McLean
Chick” Evans
Chicago
John G. Anderson
Jerome D. Travers
Walter C. Hagen
James M. Barnes
Louis Tellier
France
Ben Sayers
N. J ST
Engle
Arthur Reid
Upper Mont J
Joe Mitchel
Ridgewood
Elmer Loving
Quaker Ridge
N. Y
Tan Kenny
Hamilton
Ontario
Herbert
Lagerhinde
Youngstown
Ohio
David K Bellevue
William Hunter
St .Mo
Jack Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
The Finn Wins Southampton Handicap at Jamaica Racecourse
The Finn, winner of the Withers and Belmont Stakes, carried 126 pounds to an easy mile and a half victory in the Southampton handicap for 3-year-olds at Jamaica. Housemaid then led all the way to capture the Nevada handicap for fillies and mares in a new track record time of 1.06. The program also listed six races with winners including Lord Teresa and Sharpshooter in the featured events.
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Washington Post
New York
Finn
H. C. Hallenbeck
Jamaica
Southampton
Ogden
Livonta
Nevada
Hallenbeck
Housemaid
James Butler
Comely
Richard T. Wilson
Hester Prynne
Trales
McCahey
Louder
Queen of Paradise
Hussasy
Ting-a-ling
Wal- Toon
Lily Heavens
J. RB. Liths
Vorey
Lady Teresa
McCabey
Hedge
G. Byrne
Patrick
Sam Stick
House Maid
E. Dugan
McCaheyz
Yvime
Kaskarkia
Weareful
The
Thme
Sam McMeekin
Lady Rotha
Garbage
Razzacooley
Miles Roly
Cliff Field
Lilley
Fairbrother
Otto Flota
Atahka
Burlingame
Besslein
Pommern Wins New Derby at Newmarket Stakes
Pommern today won the new Derby stakes at Newmarket replacing the Epsom Derby canceled due to the war. Let Fly finished second and Rossendale third after a 17-horse field in a sweepstakes of 500 dollars per entry with 5,000 added by Lord Derby. August Belmont’s Danger Rock and H B Duryee’s Chickamauga were among starters. Pommern previously won the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket on April 28.
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Newmarket
Joel
Epsom Downs
Let Fly
Rossendale
Lord Derby
August Belmont
Danger Rock
H. B Duryee
Pommern
Cubs Gain Shutout Over Rival Braves
Chicago edged Boston 4 to 0 as Vaughn pitched well and Smith went four for four. Chicago scored in the second and sixth with Zimmermann, Williams, Bresnahan, and Phelan driving runs. Boston was criticized for noisy dissent toward umpire Quigley. multiple fielding errors aided the Cubs in a 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Chicago
Boston
Vaughn
Smith
Quiziey
Strand
Mitchell
Rudolph
James
Evers
Whaling
Connolly
Moran
Asonton
Cather
OfGood
Pittrick
Fisher
Bean
Zim'man
Schmidt
Magee
Williams
Marville
Bresnahan
Gownly
Mit
Sehmidt
Hughes
Vaneln
Mesars Quigley
Eason
McGraw seeks catcher in three-way deal for Giants
Giants manager John J. McGraw is eager to land a strong catcher and is willing to trade two or three players. Potential targets include Clarke or Wingo from Cincinnati Reds and Archer from Chicago. Possible exchanges mention Ivy Wingo for Archer, with Archer then moved to the Giants for players. McGraw would sacrifice Smith, Brainard, Murray, and Ferritt to complete the deal.
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Washington Pom
Cincinnati
Ohio
John J. McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Clarke
Wingo
Reds
Archer
Chicago
Ivy Wingo
Smith
Brainard
Murray
Ferritt
Cardinals Tie Dodgers With Four Run Win In June
St. Louis defeats Brooklyn 4 to 2 to climb to third place. Brooklyn scored twice in the second on three hits but St. Louis answered in the fifth with timely hitting and errors by Brooklyn. Dell pitched seven innings for Brooklyn while Sallee relieved. Hummel hit a three-base hit for St. Louis and Butler contributed two runs. Time two hours.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis Nationals
Sallee
Al_ At
Reacher II
Danbert
Miller
Cutshaw
Wilson
O'Mara
Gels
McCarty
I Hummel
Stoten
Bares
Butler
Kanex
Dell
Appleton
Del
Rabec
McCarthy
Meswis, Orth
Byron
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores Digest
American League standings show Washington leading with a 22 21 record and a .604 pace, followed by Cleveland and Chicago among others. Yesterday's results include Washington, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh games with multiple outcomes and current win percentages.
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Philad
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hoston
St. Louia
Cinctourti
Bostop
Pittsburg
Altemus Breaks In as Penn Freshmen Crew Debuts
The University of Pennsylvania freshmen eight faces rival crews at Poughkeepsie in the intercollegiate championships with Washington’s rower likely at No 2. Fred Altemus, a local product, has displaced the former No 2 and this is his first year in rowing.
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University of Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Washington
Fred Altemus
Altemus
Close Finishes Rule at Montreal Track
Unpleasant weather marred the Blue Bonnets meeting at Montreal. Golden Plume won a driving finish over Gordon in the third race, with the first three separated by a head at the line. Water Lady captured the Jacques Cartier selling stakes, a dash of a mile, for Mre Jo Arthur's stable alongside Golden Plume's earlier success.
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Montreal
Blue Bonnets
Mre
Jo Arthur
Golden Plume
Gordon
Arthur Stables
Water
Jacques Cartier
Herrmann
Goldsteins
Cooper
Lady Spendthrift
Collins
Mary Masters
Master Neira
Meissen
Cer? Volant
George Smith
Burns
Golden List
Taplin
Blume
Smyth
Blue Cap Als
Blue Wing
Tune
Hearthstone
Telahola
Veneta Strome Rubiconi
Salgee Anavri
Lady Lonfon
McAtee
Squeeler
Antiety
Mr Dermott
Giant
Brave Cunarder
Harbard
Connor
Stucco
Brooks
Stal Nore
Bacchante
Veldim
Mabel Hite
Come
Father Riley First in Latonia Feature
Latona June 15 heavy going at Mildale track led to many withdrawals. Father Riley owned by R L Baker won the one mile feature race ahead of Mallard with Disillusion in third as racing notes list seven races and results including two year olds and older horses at five and six furlongs.
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Washington Post
Latona
Mildale
Father Riley
R L. Baker
Victor Mallard
Flossie
Rocket
Garner
Dude
Campbell
Whimr
Grecian Dorles
Sir William
Allen Cain
Bingo
Rebecca Moses
Charter
Dibton
Pease
Little Cove
Cyar's Boy
Fireenwood
Asparagua Sam
Mike Multen
John Bunny
Pierce
Freeman
McCabe
Meehan
Stick Pin
Kate
Dougherty Zall
Long Beach
Erena
Langhorne
Wari
Taylor
Mallard
Orner
Lapaille
Commauretts
Big Dipper
Rena
Loreland
O'Brien
Savino
Yermak_alag
Oakland
Wild Bear Bank
Adair
Chilton King
Alledo
Les Tavandes
Racing Entries Highlight Long Card At Connaught Park
A full card lists races from maiden 3 year olds to selling and stakes events at Connaught Park. It includes detailed entries like Radinage Frusals White Petal Maiheur Kriss Kringle Martasna Cottontop Freeman Orange Walden Davin and many more with weights and fractions across seven races plus weather and track conditions.
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Op Warn
Frusals
Maiheur
Kriss Kringle
Martasna
Cottontop
Freeman
Orange
Walden & Davin
Busy Joe
Paymaster
Method
Bolina
Nellie Welles
Allen B
Lins
Rice
Blackthorn
Carne Orme
Busy Edith
Green
Malabar
Joe Rosenfeld
Amazon
Lady Pandhita
San Jon
Ipaetta Ataken
Dulogy
Southern League
Muinen Star
Mandy Hurouton
Jacoba
Lady Always
Cardome
Margaret N
Brown Eyed Kate
Roh Bradley
Brynnmabr
Sosius
Siath
Larnek
Carmen
Yattle Father
Rob Hensley
Hawthorn
Helling
Connaught Park
Morning Telegraph and Enquirer Run-Named Entries Cross Many Names
A dense OCR mash lists numerous horse names, people, places, and brands from Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer notices, including Etrusian Feumouse Human Fgh Chair Phosphor high neon entries and Robins, Camellia, Miss Puzzle, Kris Kingle, Lady Always, and Dorothy Webb, plus many others, mixed with racing and merchandise references. The fragmentary text weaves racing entries, patrons, and product mentions, yielding a chaotic cross-section of 19th to early 20th century newspaper item scraps.
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Morning Telegraph
Etrusian
Feumouse
Fgh
Prohibition
Gremer
Wilson
Figincy
G M Miller
Ben Quince
Miss Puzzle
Corfu
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Rostia
Ad Wol- Sw
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Meerstown
Chinese University of Ha- Man Btad
Memorial For Baseball President
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Hearts of Oak
St .Almore
Dorothy Webb
Humility
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Sherrick Holmes
Lowe Ode
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Coladay Jr
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the Busybody
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Song of Valley
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Lady Rankin
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Mary Blackwood
Pussy Willow
Feminist
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Fatenr
Joe
Saelnnati Engutter
Albena
Sir William Johnson
Edith Bauman
Phosphor
Pixy
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Figinny
Robinette
Camellia
G. M Miller
Mise Puggle
Dunesite
Rae B
Kris Kringle
Lynn
Busy Joe Amezon
Carrie Orme
Bradley
Lady Alware
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Panchita
E R Bradley
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Cinemmpati Enquirer
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Tito
Early Light
A. N Akin
Deposit
Black Broom
Fountain
Fey
Jansin
Dorothy Webb Dogs
Sherlock Holmes
Lady Spirituette
Wright & Ditson
Huseman & Ford
SOL Herzog & Co., Inc
St. N. W
Planten
Henry ST
Seventeenth Street
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