Princeton Defeats Yale In Low-Scoring Polo Grounds Game
Princeton beats Yale 1 to 0 on the Polo Grounds in a well-played contest. Hanks singled for Princeton’s run in the fourth, Deyo allowed three hits, and Yale had seven runners left on base. Gill made two fine plays at third. Outfielders Falsey Green and Laird also contributed in the field.
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Buffalo Federals Rally Past Chicago 4–2 in Eight
Errors by Stantey set up a Buffalo Federals win over Chicago 4–2 as Hanford’s timely eighth inning hit drove in the decisive run. The game featured listed players Ford Savtene Blaie Watson Hendrix and Wilson in a rough contest marked by misplays and late scoring.
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Kansas City Triumphs Over Pittsburgh Five to Two
Kans City players gained an early edge as Adama led the attack and teammates provided solid support. Pittsburgh made costly errors, allowing Kansas City to pull ahead and win 5 to 2. Pitcher and batter names appear as Walker Berry Adams and Easterly for Kansas City and R. H. EB noted for Pittsburgh.
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Harness Meet at Brightview Farm July Fourth
Javina Brothers present a Brightview Farm trotting program near Coteaville on July 4. Free-for-all trot, 2:30 pace, and a $3 pace races head the card, with a match race between Dr Brown's Kinster gelding and Benton M Ray's Harry C. Motor gray. Brass band, refreshments, and strong entries from District and Montgomery County.
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Baseball May Replace Cricket in Australia
M. A. Noble, a renowned Australian cricket captain, predicts baseball could become the national game of Australia in the not distant future. He notes the sport's growing popularity and potential to surpass cricket as the country's favorite pastime.
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Balto feds Victors in Slugfest Rally
In Baltimore on June 23 St. Louis rallied in the sixth inning to tie the game, then Keupper pitched three more innings as St. Louis gained a 9 to 6 victory. Wilhelm, Quinn, Jaatlitech, Davenport, Keupper and Simon starred for Baltimore, while Wit hernd, Davenport and Keupper powered St. Louis.
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Detroit Defeats Cleveland In Postponed Tilt 6 to 4
Detroit tops Cleveland 6 to 4 in a delayed game highlighted by Woad’s four hits and five at bats. Moriarty of Detroit will miss a few days after injuring his hands stealing home in yesterday’s game.
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Yale Rowing Aims Higher After London Victory
English coach Nickalls who led Yale to victory at New London sails home on the Lusitania. He plans six weeks of intensive work this fall and believes the next year’s crew will show better results as several promising rowers were not in the boat this year.
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Nationals and Mackmen set for crucial pennant series
A tired Nationals band arrives in Philadelphia after a long campaign as Griffiths men trail Mackmen by four. Six games against the Athletics loom with two at Griffs field and four away. Johnson and Shaw may pitch with Boehling and Wyckoff in support as the pennant race heats up amid travel fatigue and high stakes.
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Rucker In Form Beats Pirates In Brooklyn Tilt 3 to 1
Rucker pitched a strong game as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1. Key early runs came on O Mara Daubert and Wheat hits aided by Mowrey and Viox fielding. Carey and Mowrey added hits, while Pittsburgh’s lone score came in the first inning. Both teams played sharp defense with Cooper and Rucker trading solid innings. Time of game about 1 hour 13 minutes.
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On Ball Players Trail in Majors and Minors
Baseball notes recap yesterday’s action with the Naps closing in on a Yankees change, Toronto beating with five hits, Ruth eyed for a big league trial next season, Detroit using 17 players in vain, and White Sox beating the Dubuque team 9 to 2 in an exhibition. Moriarty injured. Purtell filled in well. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split a tight game. Wagner shone for the Pirates as Liebold and Crawford contributed key hits. Chattanooga won twice at Atlanta, St Paul edged Columbus after a marathon eleven innings, and Philadelphia topped St Louis as Paskett starred with three hits. Ruth, the Baltimore star, remains a focal point of discussion as spring news moves forward.
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Oarsmen Await Gon Title Race Start
Poughkeepsie June 23 with time trials finished three days before the intercollegiate regatta. Cornell and Penn crews posted strong performances as coaches Nickalls and Courtney discussed improvements. The fastest Cornell senior four is just over two minutes per four miles while Penn clocks 18 59 for four miles. tides favor inside crews in the 4:15 and 4:45 races.
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Nationals fall to International League foes in close win
Baltimore International League beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 after a 3 to 0 win over Toronto. Manager Herzog of Cincinnati received a big ovation from the crowd as he appeared on the field. Batteries Tunsett Shore and McAvoy for Baltimore aided the victory while Lear Rowan and Gonzales pitched for Cincinnati.
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Ahearn to Fight Carpentier in London August Fourth
Brooklyn fighter Young Ahearn is matched with Georges Carpentier Europe’s heavyweight champion in London on August 4 for a $30 000 purse. Horatio Bottomley publisher and former Liberal MP funds the prize.
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St Louis Triumph Over Phillies Behind Jacobs Strong Relief
In Philadelphia on June 23 St Louis defeated Philadelphia as Rixey left after the third inning. Jacobs excelled in relief, while Steele struggled replacing Hagerman with the bases loaded and one out. Cravath, Luderus, and Paskert sparked a late rally as St Louis scored three runs in the eighth. Final score shows St Louis ahead with timely hits and key plays turning the game in their favor.
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Coach for Oarsmen at Potomac Club Meeting
Columbia University rowing coach Jim Rice may become Potomac Boat Club coach. A mass meeting at Georgetown clubhouse tomorrow evening will discuss hiring, and crews aim for three major regattas this summer including Philadelphia events on July 4 and Labor Day in Baltimore. Moonlight excursions and crew dances are planned, with shifts to biweekly Saturday dances.
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American Delegates Pleased With Plans for 1916 Olympic
Delegates at the international Olympic congress in session through June 2 report rare harmony and progress toward Berlin 1916. Americans anticipate United States cities hosting preliminary games and a New York elimination meet on the first Sunday in June 1916 to select entrants. Plans set track and field entry limits, but some proposals stalled. Berlin will host events with mixed European participation, and Panama Pacific exposition hosts in San Francisco.
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Cubs Win Dramatic Exhibition Over Athletics in Toledo
In front of about 12,000 Witly-Overland workers and guests, the Chicago Cubs defeated Connie Mack's Athletics by 8 to 7 in a dragey exhibition. Brown, Wressler, Itrang, Lavender, Plères, Yaughh and Hare supported the Cubs as the lively game unfolded in Toledo on June 2.
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Baltimore St Louis Indianapolis 32 Brooklyn 3
A terse box score fragment lists teams Baltimore St Louis Indianapolis and Brooklyn with the numbers 32 and 3, indicating a possible scoreline or standings snippet from a game or summary. The readable portion lacks full context or dates.
Federal League suspensions and Amherst triumph
President Gilmore of the Federal League suspended Brooklyn Manager Bradley for five days and fined 100 dollars for delaying the game at Indianapolis. Pitcher Seaton was suspended three days for abusive language. In Hanover, Dartmouth defeated Amherst 6 to 3 after productive hits in the second and fourth innings to clinch the second commencement baseball game.
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The Romance of Business and Public Confidence
The piece argues that business can be honorable when public confidence is earned fairly. It highlights long standing relationships and customer goodwill as rewards for consistently well executed work. This excerpt emphasizes pride in service over mere profit on The Avenue at Ninth.
Spectator recounts sport clashes and early baseball lore
The column surveys American and English rivalries in relays golf and polo, jokes about umpires and players, and recalls historic baseball moments. It notes Garry Herrmann and Silk O’Laughlin anecdotes, Luderus home runs, and prices for a heavyweight bout. It closes with a June 18 68 year old note on Knickerbocker vs. New York clubs and an 1906 Reds pennant reference.
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