Phillies Rout Giants on Seventhinning Errors
New Yorks offense falters in the seventh as hits and errors pile up. Phillies win 2 to 1 over the Giants, part of yesterday's results that also show Boston over Washington and St Louis over Cleveland. Tomorrow's matchups include Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
St.Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
COE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Yankees Win Second Game 2 1 Over Athletics at League Park
Vickers pitched six effective innings for New York in a cold game as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 2 to 1. Hartsel and Collins produced the Athletics' runs with two doubles. Newton held the Yankees to three hits through six. A late Philadelphia rally was halted by sharp defense and Elberfeld's run-scoring setup, with Moran and Chase contributing key hits for New York.
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Fitcher
Vickers
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Stahl
Chase
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
New York
Newton
Athletics
Hartsel
Collins
Murphy
Coombs
Moran
Bills
Nichols
Keeler
Hartsell
Wheeler
Elberfeld
Kleinow
Quaker
Hemphill
Conroy
Philadiolphia
New Yorks
Nicholls
Turst
Ore Newton
Batteries-Morgan and Carrigan, Hughes and Street
Umpire Mr Sheridan presided over the game as R Fee Boston Igo at Ooe Nee 5 Washington. The text lists batteries Morgan and Carrigan and Hughes and Street with Umpire Mr Sheridan.
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R. Fee
Oston
Morgan and Carrigan
Hughes and
Street
Mr.Sheridan
Fragmentary scorecard note from a game
A partial sports score snippet shows teams and players with umpire names. The text includes numbers and dashes, likely indicating a box score fragment for an unidentified game between Chicago and another team.
Three Broadway Stores
A brief listing notes three Broadway stores located near Warren Street with contact number 258 642 4260 and references to areas around 43rd and 32nd Streets.
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Broadway
Warren St
New Pitcher Beats Giants as Phila Defeats New York 6 to 3
Hoch, a former Tri-State pitcher from Wilmington, made his National League debut for Philadelphia and beat New York 6 to 3. New York managed only six hits, three by Seymour, and Philadelphia rallied with four hits in the seventh inning to pull away. The game featured errors by the visitors and solid Philadelphia hitting, with contributions from Knabe Osborn Magee and Doolin.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Hoch
Wilmington
New York
Seymour
Boston Nationals Fall as Brooklyn Wins 3-1 at Washington Park
Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 to 1 at Washington Park. McIntyre allows a hit through six innings. Boston scores in the first and third, with Burch driving in two runs. Ferguson injures ankle sliding to second but finishes the game. Ritchey makes a brilliant catch on Bergen’s high fly. Time one hour thirty eight minutes. Umpires Rudderham and Zimslie.
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Boston Nationals
Washington Park
Brooklyn
McIntyre
Burch
Ferguson
Bergen
Ritchey
Boston
Bow’ Man
Bo Lewis
Berger
Mason
ises—Ritchey
Pattee
McIintyrere Ferguson
Riteher
Ly McIntyre
Messrs, Rudderham
Zmslie
Unclear scorecard notes for game with Lundgren Kling Weimer Tozer
Fragmentary report lists teams Chicago Cincinnati and players Lundgren Kling Weimer Tozer and McLean with umpire Mr O Day. No clear event or outcome provided.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Lundgren
Kling
Weimer
Tozer
McLean
O’ Day
Notable Batter Names at Pittsburg Match Report
A fragment mentions batteries from Middox Philippi Liefield and Gibson, Fromme Sallee McGlynn and Hos tetter with umpire Mr. Rigler in a Pittsburg game. The text lists players and officials but lacks full context or clear outcome.
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Pittsburg
Middox
Philippi
Liefield
Gibson
Fromme
Sallee
McGlynn
Hostetter
Mr. Rigler
Georgetown Tops Columbia 6 to 5 in College Baseball
Georgetown defeats Columbia 6 to 5 as five runs in the eighth inning turn the tide. Lee of Columbia strikes out 12 but support falters. Montgomery gains credit for the win as Georgetown rallies for the decisive seventh through ninth. Courtneys throw home in the ninth saves a tie.
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Washington
Georgetown
Columbia University Today
Lee
Columbia
Imning
Courtney
Young
Montgomery
Georgetow
Coius
Mess
Schmidt
M'D
Schiafly
Osterh
Maycock
Shafer
Dendricke
Hayes
West
Kimbell
Mayock
Simon
MacDonald
Osterhaut
Mittenberger
Schlafly
Mr. Betts
Collegiate School Beats Irving 14 to 2 at Van Cortlandt
Collegiate School defeated Irving School yesterday at Van Cortlandt by 14 to 2. The scoring by innings shows Collegiate leading early and maintaining the lead throughout. Batteries were Rich and Norton for Collegiate with Donnelly and Sutphen in reserve.
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Irving School
van Cortlandt
Innin
I “Hs
Irving
Rich and Norton
Donnelly
Sutphen
Stuyvesant High School Defeats Columbia 15 to 8
Stuyvesant High School defeated Columbia yesterday on South Field by 15 to 8. The winners posted 18 hits while the collegians made 5.
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Stuyvesant High School
Columbia
South Field
Collegians
Holy Cross Battery Names and Umpire at Fordham
The record lists players Egan and McDonald Dowd Foley and Sweeney for Holy Cross in a game at Fordham. Umpire Mr Hassett is noted.
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R.H.E. Fordham
Holy Cross
Egan
McDonald
Dowd
Foley
Sweeney
Hassett
Wesleyan Batteries Shine in Faston Meet
Speedy Wesleyan athletes finish strong at the Faston Penn event with top marks by Matzon and Connelly. Schreider and Sagas contribute solid times as Lafayette rivals push the pace.
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Wesleyan
Schreider Ar
Matzon
Sagas
Connelly
Regional College Rowing and Football Results Tossed
In matches across multiple venues the record shows scores: Newark New Jersey and Utica 4 11, Meriden 8 Cambridge Mass Harvard 4 Bowein tied, Lynn 6 Hartford 5. Harrisburg Rochester 6 Lexington VMI 8 St John s 3 Annapolis Navy 10 Lehigh 8 Richmond Princeton 1 Virginia 12 innings tratieee Baltimore 11 Lancaster B Binghamton Altoona 8.
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Newark
Utica
Meriden
Montreal
New Britain
Navy
Lehigh
Richmond
Princeton
Virginia
Tratieee
Baltimore
Lancaster
Altoona
Penn
Binghamton
Baseball Today 3 30 P M Americans vs Athletics
Baseball action scheduled at American League Park at 3 30 this afternoon features the Americans taking on the Athletics with a later start time noted.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
Keene Filly Wild Pigeon Beaten in Rose Stakes by Trance
At Aqueduct on a fast track the Keene stable saw Wild Pigeon finish second as Trance won the Rose Stakes for two year old fillies by about six lengths. Hoyle set another track record in the four and a half furlongs event won by Voodoo. Other races saw Ida D. and Queen Marguerite beat Sendal in a tight three year old five furlong dash.
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Aqueduct Track
James R. Keene
Mr. Keene
Keene Stable
Kkeene
Wild Pigeon
California
New Orleans
Washington
Pigeon
Notter
Trance
Personal
Gold
Ben Brushl
Air Vision
Kentucky
H. T. Griffin
Voodoo
Hoyle
Morris Park
Tanya
Keene
Sendal
Ida D
Queen Alarguerite
Dugan
Queen Marguerite
G. Burns
B.jr
His ‘Highness
Cartier
David Gideon
Toyle
McDaniel
Fitzherbert
S4voodoo
Sir John
McCarthy
Watch
Sellins
Roger da Coverly
Wolke
Br.g
Royal Flush
B. and O. Stable
Fred Burlew
Danria
McCahey
Samuel H. Harris
Brussel
Aucassin
Sir Toddington
Flynn
King Cole
T. Burns
D'Arkle
Quarrington
Lord Lovat
Schilling
Ch. m
Donovan Meta
B. Schreiber
H. R. Brandt
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Musgrave
Arionette
Shaw
S—My Marintch
Lady Swift
Hampton Beauty
Indomitable
E. Dugan
Miss Highland
Koerner
Catherine Simpson
Garner
Fonair
BE. Lynch
Cavaleri
Fairbrother
Emily Gi
Ben Brush
Fair Vision
Greene
Dash-a-way
Chief Hayes
Keator
Dan Buhre
Lang
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Greenan- Tongese
R. Angarala
A. W. Claxon
Rockstone
MecCarthy
Zienap
Zeal
Montauk
Rime
B. G
Rockton-Lady Primrose
F. H. Milden
Stable owner sells half interest in cross country racing stable
Courtland H. Smith sells half of his large cross country racing stable to fellow amateur jockey Jay O Brien. Lord Lovat ridden by Schilling cracked in the third race at Aqueduct after racing a mile and a half. Schilling had been suspended the day before, and the suspension was enacted immediately. A Washington telegram reported trainer Thomas McCreery, wounded by a stray shot, is much improved and likely to recover. Irish jockey J Thompson arrived in New York seeking a ride with a cross country stable.
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Courtland H. Smith
Jay O’brien
Smith Racing
Lord Lovat
Schilling
Aqueduct
Aqueduct Track
Washington
Thomas McCreery
New York
Congressman Heflin
Alabama
J. Thompson
Ireland
England
Long Island
EIGHT ACERS ON COURSE FOR BRIA RACE PRACTICE
Eight Briarchip racing machines practiced on the thirty mile circuit under varied conditions. Wind and rain slowed speeds while oiling the road increased danger. Cars driven by Mulford Vaughan Oldfield Leland Watson Seymour Roberts on Ian Panhard Hilliard Strang Prossen Michener Bloch and others tested the track as workers fitted the road and stands. The course preparation aims for Tuesday race readiness.
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Ralph Mulford
Vaughan
Oldfield
Leland
Stearns
Watson
Seymour
Simplexs
Robertsen
Ian Panhard
Hilliard
Herbert Lytle
Apperson
Strang
Isotta
Prossen
Bimchi
Michener
Lozier
Bloch
Renault
Meadow Brook Hounds Race Turns Steeplechase Duel
At Meadow Brook on April 16 Samuel Willits John Cowdin and Malcolm Stevenson led a field near the finish as mounts clashed in a neck to neck stretch run. Willits’s horse suffered a cropper but rider was unhurt and remounted amidst a list of followers including H. S. Page Cornelia Bryce Beverly Robinson Mrs. James Burden Warner Baltazza and others.
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New York Times
Meadow Brook
L.J
Samuel Willits
Fox Hounds
John Cowdin
Malcolm Stevenson
Warner Baltazza Place
Page
Cornelia Bryce
Beverly Robinson
James Burden
Warner Baltazza
Wiliam Davey
Nelson
W. Dryer
Fifty Girls Compete in New York Normal School Swim Meet
Fifty entrants swam at Dr. Savage Institute natatorium. Isabelle Watson 09 won the eighty foot breaststroke and finished second in the fancy dive while Ella Christiansen 09 won back stroke and Merie Dowd 09 took first in fancy diving.
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New York Normal School of Physical Education
Dr. Savage's Institute
Fifty-ninth Street
Columbus Circle
Isabelie Watson
Isabelle Watson
Katherine O'Brien
Langden Bellow
Ella Christiansen
Susan Wilson
Merie Dowd
Larned and Wrenn Rally St. Nicholas Title Match
William A Larned and George L Wrenn defeated Malcolm D Whitman and Vera W Leonard in a standout effort at the St Nicholas Rink. The best of five sets stretched to three thrilling 35 game segments with no decisive result after two sets won by Whitman Leonard 8 6 and 7 6 before Larned Wrenn took the third 6 3 in a spectacular rally.
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William A.larned
George L. Wrenn
Malcolm D. Whitman
Igar W. Leonard
St. Nicholas
Vera
Leonard
Larned
Wrenn
Columbia Links Defeat Dyker Meadow In Season Opener
Columbia University golfers open the season with a 12 hole to 0 defeat at Dyker Meadow in Brooklyn near Fort Hamilton. Amos Dwight led the home team with a 3 up margin over Hart as wind hindered low medal scores.
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Dyker Meadow
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Collegians
Amos _Dwight
Columbia
Hart
Nassau
Nvnes
Simmons
Susu
Nina
Hudson
Suvepveeseee
Vanderbilt presides yacht club meeting on racing rule amendments
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt presided at a New York Yacht Club session held to confirm amendments to racing rules. Secretary Charles Lane Poor noted strong attendance as the changes, adopted earlier at the second general meeting, focus on measurements for classification and time allowance and are now adopted by multiple regional clubs and yacht associations across Atlantic Long Island Sound and the Great Lakes.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Charles Lane Poor
Atlantic
Ceverly
Corinthian
Marblehead
Philadelphia
Eastern
Larch
Lexington horse dealer reports brisk spring market
John E. Madden arrived from the East and will stay several days at his farm before heading to New York. He reports selling fifteen horses from his sixty two as racing material is in strong demand this spring. His latest sales include the two year old filly Obdurate to W L Hanna for 1700 dollars and the two year old filly Skyline to H Harris for 1000 dollars.
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New York Times
Lexington
John E. Madden
New York
Obdurate
Benning
W.L. Hanna
Commerce Team Wins Relay Race at Townsend Harris Games
The High School of Commerce relay quartet Ravenelle Weurfel Shapiro Wronker won the 440 yard midget relay at Pastime Oval in the Townsend Harris Hall outdoor games. Coyle, Larkin, and Gaffney led in the 440 yard scratch for College of the City of New York, placing fourth.
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Pastime Oval
Ninetieth Street
East River
College of the City of New York
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Larkin
Gaffney
Matt Stander
P. Sueskind
J. Meier
P. Polley
Ravenelle
Weurfel
Shapiro
Wronker
Townsend
Harris Hall
Appelbaum
Hamilton
Hyman
Reiss
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Summergrade
Thompson Gates
Carey
T Harris Hal
D. Bogan
J. Ampolsk
A. Hajek
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Hajek
E. Coyle
H. Larkin
H. Gaffney
W. Demmann
D. Rosenzweig
D. Fleck
M. Meyer
M.hyman
J. Henry
P. Palley
S. Hamilton
M. Hyman
Central YMCA Brooklyns All Around Championship Second Night
Brooklyns Central Branch YMCA athletes showed strong form in the second night of the all around championship at the gymnasium 524 Fulton Street. Leaders include R L Sanford 1115 points F Friedman 1025 B W King 1023 and L A Gear 995 1/2. Records fell with L R Gear besting the 16 pound shot put and Ai M Solari matching the 100 yard dash best.
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Fulton Street
G. O. Kittle
Kittle
R. Lh Sanford
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
F. Friedman
B. W. King
L. A. Gear
L. R. Gear
F. E. Holloway
Ai. J. Solari T
T. A. Biller
R. L. Sanford
R. T. Solari
G. A. Hun
KT. Harris
FP. E. Holaway
Don
R. I. Sanford
F. Chisholm
New Yorkers in Trout Streams Open Season in Sullivan Ulster
The trout fishing season opened in Sullivan and Ulster Counties with hundreds of New York sportsmen on the streams despite cold weather. L. G. Jones and H. A. Winthrop, New York brokers, led catches with thirty and thirty-five trout from the sand pond near Mountaindale. Readily good catches reported at Parksville Wurtsboro and Livingston Manor.
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New York Times
Middletown
N.Y
Sullivan
Ulster
New York
L. G. Jones
H. A. Winthrop
Sand Pond
Mountaindale
Parksville
Wurtsboro
Livingston Manor
Everyday Fishing Club Formed in Flatbush
Twenty-five young men from Flatbush Brooklyn organize the Everyday Fishing Club to pursue sport and aid fish propagation and protection. Officers include President John Hansen and Captain John Dubois with a first trip set for April 25 from Ulmer Park. Baseball star Jack Chesbro is noted as an expert angler with trout streams on his Conway Massachusetts farm.
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San
Hook
Flatbush
Brookly
John Hansen
Richard Larkus
Dward Lewis
Peter Curran
John Dubois
Charles Levin
Thomas Richards
George Davis
William Lewis
Ulmer Park
Jack Chesbro
Greater New York
Conway
Mass
Unclear scoreline from regional match results
Fragmentary box scores show Atlanta and Montgomery games with scores 8 to 4 and 5 to 1 respectively. Additional context or teams are not readable, leaving the event details and dates unspecified.
American Association Match Scores Report
At Poientsbore Tateapolin 2 Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee 6 Louisville 2 Toledo Toledo 5 Minneapolis 4.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
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