Leahy Wins High Jump in Irish English Track Meet
At Ballsbridge Dublin Whitmonday the Irish A A C championships served as Olympic trials. Con Leahy won the high jump 6 feet while G N Murphy led other events, with J Roche and J J Murray among notable winners in sprints and distance races.
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Athen
J. Barrett
Bowesokane
P. J. Roche
Cork
Gahy
Dublin University
C. Leahy
Charleville
Yale and Harvard crews struggle through rough water at practice
Light work by crews as rough water interfered with hard practice. Yale crews towed upstream for three quarters of a mile and waited to row until after 7 pm. Freshmen eight joined by varsity in two tadles while Harvard did only light work both sessions due to rough conditions. Coach Wray oversaw practice from a single shell with emphasis on details and Captain Richardson assisting.
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Yale
Varsity
Harvard
Wray
Richardson
Burke May Be Back With Nutmeg Club
Holyoke June 20 Outfielder Frank Burke once star for Nutmeg circuit and center of a clash between Hol and Hartford clubs may rejoin local team within days. Manager Jack Tighe said Burke’s status with the New York State club remains unsettled as arbitration official J H Farrell’s ruling is explored in a potential trade or purchase.
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Holyoke
Frank Burke
Holand Hartford Clube
Jack Tighe
New York State
Burke
J. H. Farrell
National Board of Arbitration
McCormack Leaves City Amid Baseball Turmoil
Nashville report says Michael McCormack, the so called human grasshopper, departed amid suspensions ending his season with Bernhard. The tale notes his repeated antics disrupted teams, a Cleveland trade planned, and his ban lasting the rest of the year.
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Michael McCormack
Sulpher Dell
Bernhard
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Jimmy Dobbs
McCormack
Baron
Bill
Cleveland Club
Nashville Tennesean
Hartford crushes Waterbury as Rice debuts in big game
The Hartford Courant reports Jule Rice, the Purdue standout, debuted at the baseball park against Waterbury. Hartford’s pitching and fielding held Waterbury to few hits while New Haven, Meriden, and Holyoke details follow in a packed box of results and notes from minor leagues and the National and American Leagues.
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Perdue University
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Murphy
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Fallon
Noyes
Connecticut League
Springfield Meriden
Holyoke
Bridgeport Ee
New Britain
Pugilists Fight Ends With Langford Knockout In Third
Jim Barry was knocked out by Sam Langford in the third round at the Fairmont A. C. The bout drew a big crowd after rapid exchanges. Langford landed a powerful uppercut that floored Barry, who claims the punch was accidental.
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Sam Langford
Fairmont A. C
Barry
bin Mush
Langford
Boston
Bell
Coe Brass Beat Unionville In Local League Tilt
Coe Brass defeated Unionville 5 to 1 on League Park in Torrington yesterday afternoon. Joe Burke held the opposition, Latimer sparked Thomaston with a ninth inning run, and Woodbury led Woodbury’s visitors in a separate 8 to 2 Thomaston win.
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Thomaston
Torrington
Coe Brae
Unionliile
League Park
Iamond
Thomas
Doyle
Joe Burke
Latimer
Woodbury
Hackenschmidt Reported Seriously Ill in London
Hackenschmidt the wrestler is reported seriously ill at London due to knee surgery. A second operation caused paralysis of two fingers in the left hand. In Holyoke a card has a wrestling slate with Young Mulders defeating an unnamed opponent in straight falls.
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London
Mackenschmidt
Atela-Chapelle
Holyoke
Monument Hall
Young Mulders
Gret
Seague
TRE AUTOS IDEAL TOUR ARRIVES IN NEW YORK CITY
Cars from the Automo bile Club of America begin their ideal tour from the clubhouse on Fifty fourth street. The run is relaxed with low to high powered cars starting in sequence to equalize arrival times at lunch and end days in Waterbury Manchester and Bretton Woods. Notable passengers include A L Westgard and artist F Outeault with family, while Stephen Joy survived a fall on the Dugout road during the trip.
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New York
Stephen Joy
Beacon Falls
Joy
Waterbury
Conn
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Sunapee Lake
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N.H
Poland Springs
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Atans
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Panhard
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Peerless
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Cleveland
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Chadwick
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Lamar Washington
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Mathesom
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F. Outeault
Er Brown
Rewer
Grove
Outeault
Outeault, Jr
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Humber
A. de Verasteguy
Lee
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Notable New York Figures Tie in Marriage the Parker and Shepard Families
Orrel A. Parker a well known New York attorney will wed the daughter of the late Elliott JF Shepard, longtime Mall and Express owner. David Morris, a prominent traveler, becomes the groom in this society connection, with John R. as a member of the firm Hughes.
Matty and Waddell Offer A Peculiar Pitching Debate
The article weighs Rube Waddell and Christy Mathewson, noting Waddell’s singular class and mystery of success and failure. It critiques pitch speed versus control, arguing reliance on the fastball strains the arm and may shorten a career, while Matty’s endurance and wisdom shape lasting performance and technique.
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Rube Waddell
Rube
Christy Ewnon
New York Nationals
Matty
Coco
Matty Isrong
Pola
Sary
City League Notes Preview Defies ing Park Games
City league baseball notes promise a lively Defies ing Park event tomorrow with KM McCormack possibly back in organized baseball. Nashville woes loom as Washington Hills face a promising opposition in what may be a sharper, more intense contest than prior games.
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