Ketchel Beats Jack Sullivan In Twenty Round Fight
In San Francisco Ketchel defeats Boston boxer Jack Sullivan in the twentieth round at Coffroth arena. Ketchel uses full hitting force and boxing knowledge to overpower Sullivan as the crowd reacts to the dramatic finish and Sullivan rises to continue before finally succumbing.
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McConnell Tops Local Club and Leads League Batting
Boston second baseman McConnell, acquired from Providence, leads the American League with a .298 average. Criss remains in first with a .400 mark but has played only six games, while McConnell has 14 games and a strong running average, followed closely by Stovall of Cleveland and Chase of the New York team. Deletanty’s local club notes his gains, Burns is among the staff leaders, and lineups show detailed AB and H figures across teams and positions.
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Washington and Lee beats Virginia Tech 74 to 42 in track meet
Washington and Lee University track team defeated Virginia Polytechnic Institute 74 to 42 at Lexington. Records were broken by Ladker, Steele, McCowan, Westlaker, Lutteral, and Diffendol. Absences of Capt Trulford and Noland hampered Tech prospects.
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Yale Triumphs In Dual Meet Over Princeton By Wide Margin
Yale outpaced Princeton in a largely one sided dual meet on May 9 with 73 points to 31. Yale claimed nine firsts to Princeton’s four as the Tigers were hampered by injuries and scratches, with standout names including L V Howe and R B Carey leading sprint and distance wins for Yale while C T Cooney and W A Goebel topped field events.
Miles the Winner Trims Noel in Amateur Finals at Queens Club
Eustace Miles defeated E. B. Noel in straight sets 6 4, 6 5, 6 0 at Queens Club in the semifinals of the amateur court tennis championship. He will face W. H. Penneil on May 13, with the winner to meet Jay Gould for the title on May 16. Miles is in top form and his serve is stronger than last year.
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Golf Prize Winners at Columbia Event
Birat and Harben from Columbia lead the fret prize standings with16 players listed. H Hankhard and G T Bmallwoul of Columbia claim top nets in consolation rounds. Other notable finishers include W G Hynon and Went of Columbia as runners up. Handicap model play credits G T Bmallwoul first net and G H Weaver second net.
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R M A Holds Meet At Randolph-Macon Academy
The Washington Post reports Randolph-Macon Academy held field day events amid wet grounds causing some postponements until next week for all around athletics. St James College beat Randolph-Macon 3 to 0 in a baseball game.
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Middies Win Track Meet At Annapolis In Close Duel
The Naval Academy hosts Columbia in Annapolis as the Midshipmen defeat the Lions 78 to 3. Columbia claimed three firsts and tied in the high jump, while Navy set three records including two mile, hammer and broad jump. Capt Zink led a quarter mile win for Navy, with Hoyns and Bancock high on the list in other events.
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Amateurs Showdowns And Team Requests In Local Notes
The Braddock nine beat Western 18 to 12 and seek games with teams around fourteen years old. The United States Marine Corps and Highlanders prepare to play at 2:30 near Ninth and East Katresta. Evening Star Junior seeks matches with teams aged sixteen to seventeen. Address J. Watson Evening Star competition room. The Young Braddocks beat the Congresslionales 10 to 8 and want games with players around fifteen years old. Address Fulton Holman 608 Segend pret hardwest. Ginstones defeated Invincibley in a Girvan Huang match yesterday.
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Rector Makes Record Mark May Not Be Allowed
The 5th annual Southern intercollegiate meet at the University of Virginia produced strong showings from Georgetown George Washington and Virginia with Rector of Virginia clocking a 9 2 6 second 100 yard dash a time suspected to be wind aided and possibly not ratified by the AAU Fleming of George Washington won the two mile run while Glennon of Georgetown took second in the shot put Lawrence Martin of Virginia set a pole vault record at 10 feet 9 inches and Holladay Randolph and Martin starred in jumps as Virginia topped the team scoring amid heavy track conditions following recent rains.
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Metropolitan Club to Meet Century Club at Union Park
A spring baseball clash between the Metropolitan and Century clubs is set for Union Park Tuesday at 4 80 o clock. The Metropolitans aim to rebound after beating Chevy Chase and losing to a New York Stock Exchange nine while Century will field a seasoned lineup including Tom Hume Brock Smith Ned McLean Frank Ellis and Leonard Nicholson in a race for local bragging rights.
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