Cornell Qualifies Most Athletes in Intercollegiate Meet
Cornell University dominated the Franklin Field preliminaries winning spots in all eleven events. Accidents sidelined key rivals from Harvard Yale and Pennsylvania while Maine set a new hammer throw intercollegiate record.
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Washington College Defeats Maryland Agricultural in Baseball showdown
Washington College hammered Maryland Agricultural College 12 to 6 in a high scoring game marked by heavy hitting sharp fielding and bold base running. Key performers included Wallace Spedden Frampton and Derrick for Wash College while McGinnis Taylor and Biddle provided offense for M A C.
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Braves Win Pair and Raise World Flag in Boston
Boston Nationals celebrate by winning a pair and raising the world championship pennant after defeating Philadelphia Athletes. Fletcher homered and had three singles with two walks as New York and St Louis had mixed results in other games.
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Red Sox Rally in Ninth Beats Phillies 6 1
Boston rallied in the ninth to defeat Philadelphia 6 to 5 at Shibe Park. Key hits included Lewis’ triple and Hoblitzell’s single, with Shawkey weakening late and errors by Hooper Wagner Lapp and Shawkey contributing to the tense finish.
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Barger Shuts Out Buffalo Federals 4–0 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh gave Barger strong run support as Ford homered off Rheam in the first inning. Oakes drove in three runs with a hit parade as the Pirates blanked Buffalo 4 to 0. Barger allowed two hits, with Ebmke Blair and Allen handling the Buffalo batteries.
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Washington high schools hold track meet at College Park
The annual field and track championships of Washington high schools are set for today at 16 o'clock on the Maryland Agricultural College campus in College Park. Representatives from five high schools compete with Prof. Richardson of the college as referee.
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Navy and Army Ready for West Point Baseball Game
Twenty five Navy midshipmen arrived from Annapolis to join the Navy baseball squad for the Army and Navy game at West Point. The event, the fourteenth since 1901, features Blodgett and Hicks for Navy against Neyland and Oliphant for Army with Umpires Quigley and Lincoln. If rain delays, the midshipmen will stay over. A direct wire will update Annapolis.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues and College Upsets
In International League Buffalo defeated Newark 9 to 3 while Toronto beat Jersey City 9 to 3 in 18 innings. Providence triumphed over Montreal, and South Atlantic saw Savannah edge Angoata 1 0 and Jacksonville over Sthaug 1 to 0 in 8 innings. Virginia League reports Virginia 4 Suffolk 3 and Norfolk over Newport News 1i 5 Portsmouth 4. College games include Michigan 5 Michigan 3 and others with incomplete details.
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Pirates Top Dodgers 3 1 In Memorial Day Tilt
In Brooklyn on May 28 Mamaux outpitched Coombs as Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1. The game featured strong pitching and timely hits with Baird Hinchman and Wagner driving runs for the Pirates while O'Mara, Johnston and Gets contributed for Brooklyn. Postgame notes mention Treasury Departmental League action in Clarendon, Va., Memorial Day at 2 o'clock with Downey and Croson for Treasury and Goebel catching.
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Central Wins School Title On Gottlieb Strong Pitched Victory
Sam Gottlieb pitched Central to a 7 to 4 victory over Technical on Georgetown field as the rubber series decided the title. Gottlieb fanned 12 and drove in four runs while Eiseman homered and doubled for Central, with Hart delivering an exceptional defensive effort and Stowers adding key runs. Technical’s Denby Hird struggled after a short rest as Central seized an early lead and held on for the championship.
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Nationals Full of Fight Despite Road Reverses
The Nationals face a tough road trip report with 18 games played and six postponed due to weather. Griffiths team hit 127 the road while opponents accumulated 181, yet the Griffmen outfielded rivals and hope for a home recovery as Connolly joins the lineup and Shaw or Boehling may start today against the Yankees.
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Postpone 600 Mile Auto Race At Indianapolis
Weather conditions force postponement of the 50 mile automobile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway from tomorrow to Monday. Announcement made at the speedway office.
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