Western Teams Show Strength Upends League Race
Christy Mathewson argues the Western clubs have upset predictions in the National League as the Giants stumble in tough trips to Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago. He notes heat injuries in St Louis hindered travel and praises the Cardinals while criticizing other big clubs for weak stretches.
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Giants
Mac
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pirates
Clarke
Herzog
Cardinals
Shafer
Bobby Walthour Returns in Mile Motor Paced Race
Bobby Walthour, famed cyclist, will headline the mile motor paced race at the Revere cycle track tomorrow night. Opponents are Elmer Collins of Lynn and Percy Lawrence of San Francisco.
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Bobby Walthour
Pride of Dixie
Revere
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Tufts Faces Holy Cross and Big Midweek Heavy Schedule
Tufts plays Holy Cross at Tufts Oval this afternoon then heads to Providence to meet Brown on Wednesday and Boston College at Fenway Park on Saturday. Krepps will start the game with Tufts seeking a victory after a rough earlier loss to Holy Cross in Worcester.
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Holy Cross
Tufts Oval
Providence
Brown
Boston College
Fenway Park
Worcester
the Oval
Krepps
Whittaker
Aggie
Reds Beat Pirates Then Tie in Cincinnati May 31
Cincinnati won one game 2 to 1 and tied the other 4 to 5 with Pittsburgh. The first game featured Harmon vs Ames in a pitching duel as Cincinnati edged ahead in the second on two singles and a sacrifice. In the eighth, Leonard produced a three-base hit and Wagner added a single for the Pirates. The night game saw Benton hit hard in the fourth, Pittsburgh scoring three on three singles, a walk and a double. Cincinnati matched with two in the fifth, three singles and an error, plus one in the seventh and two more in the ninth aided by walks and hits. The doubleheader ended with Cincinnati taking the nightcap to a tie as darkness halted the second game.
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Ames
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Conzelmann
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Orti
Byron
Cornell Dominates Intercollegiate Title Contests
Ithaca teams shine as Cornell defeats Harvard Michigan and Pennsylvania to clinch the intercollegiate trophy. Coach Jack Moakley earns praise for shaping a deep squad with Meredith Caldwell Brown and Bond among standout performers. Yale Dartmouth and Columbia also figure in strong showings across track and field events.
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Harvard
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ithacans
Jack Moakley
Courtney
Cornell Navy
Moakley
Cornell Athletics
Ithacan
Mike Murphy
Intercollegiate Debate Over Double Event Record
The text debates whether the same runner has won both bull and quarter inneros in intercollegiate events. It notes a 1890 Harvard winner W C Downes for both events and asks who will win a tied score while A claims more runs than B. The dispute ends with a call to decide.
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W. C. Downes
Harvard
Resolute Arrives at Glen Cove for Cup Elimination Race
The Resolute, candidate for defender of the America's Cup, arrived at Glen Cove Long Island from Bristol Rhode Island and anchored off the New York Club. She will start against the Vanitie Tuesday morning in elimination races off Great Captain's Island. Vanitie bronze sloop, launched today from Jacob's yard, City Island, had hull cleaned and polished for the races.
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Bristol
R. I
Cape Cod
Glen Cove
Long Island
Great Captain's Island
Alexander Smith Cochran
Vanitie
Jacob’s Yard
City Island
Behr and Pell Win Cedarhurst Cup Doubles
Karl H Behr and T R Pell captured the Cedarhurst cup doubles at Rockaway Hunting Club Long Island defeating R D Little and FP Inman 6-3 7-5 6-4. William A Larned and Dean Mathey reached the singles final with Larned defeating C M Bill Jr 10-8 7-5 then LeRoy 6-4 7-5 in a standout showing.
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Karl H. Behr
T. R. Pell
Rockaway Hunting Club
Long Island
R. D. Little
FP. C. Inman
William A. Larned
Dean Mathey
Princeton
Larned
C. M. Bill, Jr
Robert LeRoy
Benz No Hit Effort Beats Naps in Chicago Win 6 1
Joe Benz pitched a no hitter against Cleveland as Chicago won 6 to 1. Wild throws and defensive miscues helped build the lead, while Cleveland's Batters scattered hits late. Benz earned victory despite a rough fourth inning, with Chicago capitalizing on errors for first runs.
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Joe Benz
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Wood
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Graney
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Talivelt
Pyare
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Chicago Vmetar de Se Ie
Cleveland Meen
Collins
Chase
Demmitt
Colling
Turner
Benz
Eyan and
Evans
Manager Charles Dooin Faces Ejection Over Federals Rule
Baseball note reports manager Charles Dooin could be ejected if the Federal League umpire enforces a no 0 at crop of short stops rule. context unclear.
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Charles Dooin
Federals
Prese
Boston Interscholastic Rowing Trials Today on Charles River
The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association holds trials this afternoon at 3 30 on the Charles River basin. Four heats determine titles in two crew divisions with eight schools competing and two crews qualifying in each heat for Wednesday's final.
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Pat Manning
George Brignolia
Cottage Farm Bridge
Harvard
Brookline High
Rindge Tech
Boston College High
English
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin
High School of Commercce
Huntington High School
Runners Prepare for Midsummer Marathon Trials
American trainers push midsummer long distance work to acclimate for Berlin Olympics next year. Locust Street grounds in South Boston host a 12 mile invitational July 4 featuring six of the April BA A Marathon top ten: Jimmy Duffy Edouard Fabre Joel Lordan Arthur Roth Tom Lilley Jestus Madden.
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Berlin
Stockholm
McArthur
Locust Street Grounds
Boston
Jimmy Duffy
Hamilton
Ont
Edouard Fabre
Montreal
JoelLordan
Cambridge
Arthur V. Roth
Roxbury
Tom Lilley
Dorchester
Jestus Madden
June Hope for Charley Herzog Despite Silent Years
In June a quiet hope persists for Charley Herzog who has remained untouched by any hammer amid aging rumors and distant memories, with friends and family clinging to a chance for answers.
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June
Charley Herzog
Cornell Dominates Intercollegiate Track and Field
Ithaca stars deliver superb victory in intercollegiate meet. Coach John F Moakley gains personal triumph as Cornell garners top honors with a perfectly coached squad from Lake Cayuga.
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Cornell
John F. Moakley
Lake Cayuga
Cornell Faces 1914 Track Challenge With Fresh Talent
The article credits Cornell coach Moakley for rebuilding a winning track team from largely untested athletes after last year’s Penn victory. Key stars like Keller, Ingersoll, Caldwell, and Brodt shaped a strong season, with many veterans set to depart but a solid nucleus remaining for 1915.
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Cornell
Moakley
Dave Caldwell
Keller
Ingersoll
Speiden
John Paul Jones
Brodt
Hoffmire
Potter
Souder
Fritz
Halstead
Morrison
Macurdy
Madeira
Murphy
Yale
George Brown
Scotten
Brown
Harbison
Douglas
Elis
Chicago Defeats Indianapolis 1 to 0 in Federal League
Chicago wins 1 to 0 over Indianapolis as Moseley falters in the ninth. Beck scores on a bases on balls and a wild pitch after Moseley plunks Beck in the ankle. Batteries Watson and Wilson for Chicago. Ley and Rariden for Indianapolis. St Mote
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Moseley
Indianapolis
Beck
Ack
Ae Beck
R.h.le
Watson
Wilsonley
Rariden
St Mote
St. Louis Falls In 10th Inning To Kansas City
In St Louis on May 31 Kansas City rallied to score three in the 10th and beat St Louis 5 to 3 after St Louis had led with two runs in the fourth. Final line shows Kansas City 5 runs on 12 hits with St Louis 3 on 4 hits. Batteries Stone Henning Mast erly Groom Hartley.
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Kansas City
R.ele
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Henning
Masterly
Groom
Hartley
Two-Game Set Opens with Newark Win Over Jersey City
In Jersey City the first game ended Newark 3 Jersey City 2. The second game stretched to 15 innings with Newark taking Jersey City 7 to 5.
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Jersey City
Newark
Woman and Man Resolve After Quarrel
After a heated quarrel a woman promises to control her temper in the future and a man urges her to keep her word. The exchange centers on reconciliation and commitment.
British Polo Players Arrive for International Match at Piping Rock
The British polo team led by Lord Wimborne arrived in New York aboard the Carmania to prepare for three practice games at Piping Rock this week. The lineup likely includes Tompkinson Cheape Barrett and Traill with Lady Wimborne and others accompanying. The Duke of Penaranda also travels with the group as they begin training on Long Island ahead of the cup matches.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
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John Traill
Piping Rock
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Tompkinson
Barrett
Traill
Lady Wimborne
Duke of Penaranda
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Boxing Notes Atlas A A cancels Tuesday night cards
Boxing notes report the Atlas A A cancelation of Tuesday night bouts by the directors. The University A C of Cambridge plans a Friday double windup featuring Mike Glover of South Boston and Al Britton of New York in a 12 round feature. The winner earns a shot at Joe Fagan at the club in two weeks.
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Atlas A. A
University A. C. of
Cambridge
Mike Glover
South Boston
al Britton
New York
Joe Fagan
Studebaker Proof Book On Manufacturing Methods
The text touts Studebaker's affordability and value and invites readers to request the Proof Book detailing manufacturing methods. It emphasizes the company’s ability to provide what it calls the best value in the world and promotes sending for the booklet.
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Studebaker
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