Brooklyn Falls as Giants Dominate in Dull Game
National League results show Brooklyn losing 6 to 1 at New York while Boston beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 and Cincinnati topped Pittsburg 9 to 4. Highlights include McGrawite slugging and Leever exiting early for Cincinnati with Weimer and Spade mixing relief.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St.Louis
Weh
Las New. Forks
Tsish
Pittsburg O
Giants Triumph Over Brooklyn In Washington Park Tilt
The New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 at Washington Park. Wiltse’s left handed curves silenced Brooklyn batters as the Giants built a 6 run sixth to ninth inning rally, Donlin’s run in the eighth, and a sixth tally after Merkle’s sacrifice sealed the game. Pattee scored Brooklyn’s lone run in the sixth on an errant call and Jordan contributed an RBI single.
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Brooklyn
Washington Park
Donovan
Bell
New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Wiltse
Fifth Avenue
Jordan
Witse
Maloney
Shannon
Tenney
Danlin
Seymour
Donlin
Pattee
Bridwell
Wilsie Bunte
Merkle
Bresnahan
Emstie
Bureh
Rhpore
Ola Tenney
Dantlin
Aeuren
Qjordan
Bres
Devlin
Hummel
Nicklin
Lewis
Bidwell
Ot Ritter
Pet
Pee
RADU
Bco
Okayiina
Elasipe
Wilste
Pattes
Megers
Brmisle
Rudderham
Giants at Polo Grounds Office Boy Tale of Woe
An office boy at the Polo Grounds tells his boss of his grandmother’s funeral need. The boss sympathizes yet cautions against foul play as the story unfolds with tearful urgency.
Racegoer Gear Sale At 32nd Street Store
Advertises race day gear including weather protection items, goggles, thermos bottles in wicker or leather cases, leather overcoats and jackets. Also notes leather and plush robes, rubber shirts, coats and lunch baskets discounted about one third from former prices for Briarcliff race attendees.
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32Nd St
Readily Available Star Shirt Deals Across Broadway Stores
Shoppers note discounted Star business shirts priced at $1.50 and $2 and 95 cents. The offers appear at three Broadway locations with addresses including Warren Street and 11th Street plus nearby streets.
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Broadway
Warren St
Giants Season Opener At Polo Grounds Dazzles Fans
A nostalgic look at opening day rituals at the Polo Grounds celebrates team enthusiasm. Fans flock early to see the parade of Giants and Dodgers, with gates opening at 2 showed bands and goats, and ground rules set by umpires Emslie and Ruddeham before Mathewson and Bresnahan take the mound.
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Mike
Spike
Roger
Matty
Coogan's Goats
Giants
Brooklyns
Emslie
Ruddeerham Wil
Capts
Donlin
Lumley
Mathewson
Bresnahan
MelIntyre
Bergen
Boston Tops Philadelphia 3 1 In Opening Game Of Series
Boeston won the opener 3 to 1 at Philadelphia after a six inning pitcher duel between Lindaman and Richie. Boston benefited from Richie's control issues and fielding and battery miscues to pull away late. Magee hit a three base hit for Philadelphia, while Boston stole a base and took advantage of errors for the win.
Sports scores and matchups listed for teams and venues
A series of score lines and pairings appear for teams at Fall River Worcester Hartford Lynn Charlottesville Wilkesbarre Washington Baltimore and other cities. Names like Krichell Stanage Heffer and Egan are mentioned as part of the lineup amid brief results and venue pairings.
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R.H.E
Newark
Roo Ea Maaan Cate
Krichell
Stanage
Heffernan
Stefan
Coughlin
Egan
Mr. McTague
Fall River
Meriden
Worcester
Rochester
Hartford
Yale
Lynn
New Haven
Charlottesville
Lehigh
Virginia
Seeston Wee and Lee
North Carolina
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Washington
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Wilmington
Weather Factors Postpone NYAC and Fordham Games
Cold weather forced cancellations of a New York Athletic Club vs City College game at Jasper Oval and a Fordham contest at Hanover yesterday, delaying athletics schedule and signaling travel and venue difficulties for teams and fans.
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New York Athletic Club
City College
Jasper Oval
Fordham
Hanover
Larned and Wrenn win doubles to top round robin field
William A. Larned and George L. Wrenn Jr defeat Raymond D. Little and Theodore R. Pell 4-6 6-2 6-3 on the St Nicholas Rink court to secure two wins and no losses and clinch first prize in the round robin lawn tennis tournament. Mark Whitman and Edgar W. Leonard beat Holcombe Ward and Beals Wright 8-1 6-8 6-4, placing them near the leaders while Ward Littl and Fey each have one win. Three women’s matches on today’s schedule include Phyllis Green vs Edna Wildey, Eleanor Sears vs Mrs. Barger-Wallach, and the women’s doubles final Barger-Wallach and Adee vs Wildey.
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William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn
St Nicholas Rink
Raymond’d. Little
Theodore R. Pell
Gid
Holcombe Ward and
Beals
Wright
Marcam D. ‘Whitman
Edgar W. ‘Leonard
Whitman
Leonard
Larned and
Wrenn
Larned
Ward
Littl
Fey
Phyllis Green
Philadelphia
Edna Wildey
New York
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Barger-Wallach
Newport
Power Boat Association Adds Three Clubs and Plans Cruise
The Executive Committee of the American Power Boat Association met at the Waldorf Astoria. Three clubs joined as members Belle Harbor Yacht Club Long Island Holly Beach Yacht Club Cape May and St Augustine Power Boat Club Florida. Discussion covered the Gold Challenge Cup course and a possible improved route. Chip JSL was built by Chippewa Bay Yacht Club to defend the Cup. A motorboat cruise from New York City to the St Lawrence in August was approved with several boats expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Power Boat Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Belle Harbor Yacht Cub
Long Island
Holly Beach
Automobile Show Planned by AMM Association at Grand Central Palace
The American Motor Car Manufacturers Association will stage another automobile show at Grand Central Palace next winter with dates to be announced soon. The Show Committee met at the association headquarters to finalize the plan. This year the show will proceed without the Automobile Club of America, which has ended its cooperation after two years. The Motor and Accessory Manufacturers will collaborate with the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Grand Central Palace
Automobile Club of America
Ae Eunitie Club America
Motor and Accessory Manufacturers
The
Manufacturers’ Association
Boston Meets On Marathon Fund Drive For London Team
Secretary James E Sullivan of the American Olympic Committee spent Sunday and Monday in Boston for talks with New England members about raising funds to send the American team to London. Governor Dreper, honorary Marathon referee, urged strong backing and said he will cooperate to ensure New England contributes a substantial sum.
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James E. Sullivan
Boston
Boston Athletic Association
New England
American Olympic Committee
London
Jay Gould Listed as Olympic Team Contender for London
Jay Gould, who recently added to his laurels on the tennis court the possession of the Gold Racquet by his third win in the Tuxedo tournament, will be among the men of the American Olympic team for the London Games this Summer. He sent his entry to James E. Sullivan, Secretary of the Olympic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
London
James FE. Sullivan
Midshipmen Race Preparation With Harvard Crew Preview
Annapolis notes show the U S Naval Academy eight practicing on St Johns Creek ahead of a race with Harvard. Harvard rowers, in town since last week, also trained briefly as officials consider the choppy water conditions tomorrow. Coach Ray supervised about an hour of flying starts and padding on protected waters.
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Annapolis
Midshipmen
Harvard University
Harvard
Ray
St. John’s Creek
Chapultepec Wins Sterling Stakes Narrowly at Aqueduct
Restigouche and Chapultepec dueled in a close Sterling Stakes at Aqueduct with a late surge by Chapultepec. A foul claim by jockey Notter was dismissed as Chapultepec won by a length and a half. time 1:39 4-5, fastest spring stakes. Restigouche led early and fading, Smoker and Arionette beaten. championships staggered by scratches Oxford Rifleman Rialto.
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James R. Keene
Restigouche
Burlew & O'Neill
Chapultepec
Oxford
Rifleman
Rialto
Notter
Chapulpec
Ingham
Musgrave
Sir Toddington
McDaniel
B. S
Greenan-Seminole
P. T. Chinn
James B. Brady
Shaw
Hiyperion IL
W. Walker
Black Oak
Aletheno
BE. Sugar
Pantoufle
Bergen
Mimic-Busy Lady
Frank T. Farrell
F. D. Weir
Aoyal Captive
G. Hurns
Artonette
Flynn
Miss Highland
Museees
Merry Widow
CE Dugan
Phyllis
Delaby
Kate
Garner
MacCarthy
Chaperon
Fairbrother
Hampton Beauty
Francois
Aul
Bluestock
Brussel
Isle of Meadows
Henry
Ch. F
Golden -Maxim-Mary ‘Stuart
Newcastle
Thomas Welsh
Batting BEE on Hilltop as Yankees Beat Senators
A rough American League game at the park ends in a New York win 16 to 13 over Washington. The Yankees explode for ten runs in the first four innings, supported by fourteen Washington players, tallying thirteen runs in total on thirteen hits while Washington pitchers struggle and multiple errors mar the contest. The line shows Chase homering for New York, with multiple two base hits and a late rally by both sides.
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Yankees
Senators
New York
Washington
New Yorks
Lake
Keeley
Gehring
Hemphill
Niles
Elberfeld
Ganley
Delehanty
Freeman
Gehrirz
Kleinow
Chase
Clymer
Detroit St. Louis Battle Ends With Double Play Save
Detroit threatened with bases loaded and no outs in the ninth but Ferris fielding line drive started a double play to end the threat. Suggs pitched seven innings for seven hits and Bailey, Graham and Howell finished. Williams and Rossman each had two-base hits as St. Louis edged Detroit in a pitchers duel. Time two hours and ten minutes. Umpire Mr. Evans.
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Detroit
Ferris
St. Louis
Howell
Killian
O'Leary
He McInte
Hofman
Jones
Wford
Ostone
lGabb
Thy
Payne
Stephens
LaHeyer Pd
Batley
Graham
Fillian
B. Yb
Suggs
Wietratts
Willams
Wallace
Rossman
Williams
Siever
Bailey
Crawford
Cobb
Schaefer
T. Jones
Slever
Suges
Mr. Evans
Philadelphia shuts out Boston 4 to 0 in baseball dustup
Philadelphia pitcher Vickers scatters Boston hits as Collins and Hartsel drive in four seventh inning runs. Pruitt allows three earned runs through eight, while Hartsel and Collins key the offense for Philadelphia in a 4 0 win at Boston with Sheridan umpiring after a one hour thirty nine minute game.
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Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Collins
Hartsel
Erros
McConnelly
Pruitt
Unglaub
Vickers
Faston
Moran
Tord
McHale
Gy Bost
Iotte
Sheridan
Cleveland Tops Chicago in Opening Game of Series
Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 5 in the first game of the series. Joss pitched well for Cleveland and Walsh struggled, while Lajoie’s base running and Turner’s defense stood out. Clarke drove in runs for Chicago as Birmingham and Lajoie shone on the bases.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Joss
Walsh
Lajoie
Turner
J.clarke
Bradley
Jones
Stovall
Parent
Atz
Birmingham
N. Clarke
J. Clarke
Morris sey to receive hometown welcome in Yonkers
Tom P. Morrissey the Boston Marathon winger returns to Yonkers after winning selection to represent the United States in the London Olympic Games. The Mercury A. C. and local athletic groups will meet him at the station and escort him to the Orpheum Theatre where Mayor Nathan A. Warren will deliver a congratulatory address.
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New York Times
Yonkers
N. Y
Tom P. Morrissey
The
Mercury A
Orpheum Theatre
Nathan A. Warren
United States
London
McKay Beats Ross Blumen in Doyle's Three-Cushion Tourney
In last night’s billiards match at Doyle’s academy on Theodore Street and Broadway, W. McKay also known as Alec Smith defeats H. Ross, with Blumen finishing at 20 to 18 in forty-four innings.
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Doyle‘s Academy
E . Ty
Broadway
W. McKay
Alec Smith
H. Rossthal
W. Blumence
Aqueduct Today Hosts Erne Stakes and Four Other Races
Queens Co Jockey Club card at Aqueduct includes the Erne Stakes and four additional races starting at 2 30 P M Trains depart from E 34th Street at multiple morning and early afternoon times with Flatbush Avenue routes also listed for travel to the track.
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Queens Co
Jockey Club Aqueduct
SRV
E.34th St
Flatbush
State Engineer demands deposit to back Briarcliff race
State Engineer Skene imposes a $200 per mile deposit to repair highways for the Briarcliff race. Officials race to secure bonds as Albany offices close. Pope-Hartford entry undecided. Bianchi driver Prossen withdraws. Sartori to replace with Owen as mechanic Cedrino's former partner faces new contest.
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Skene
Tom Moore
Albany
Robert Lee Morrell
Briarcliff Manor
Wall Street
New York
Bresling
Pope-Hartford
Pope
Morrell
Briarcliff
Bianchi
Prossen
Percy Owen
Paul Sartori
Sartori
Owen
Cedrino
Polo Championships Planned For City Venues
The Polo Association delegates met at the Riding Club on Fifty-eighth Street near Fifth Avenue and voted to hold the National championships at Van Cortlandt Park. A new scoring method changes play to ten six minute periods with no time between goals and three minutes between scores. Blinkers and spurs with rowels are banned except on special sanction. A season of fourteen tournaments was scheduled with junior and senior championships at Van Cortlandt Park. H L Herbert was reelected chairman and W A Hazard secretary.
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The
Polo Association
Riding Club
Fifty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
van Cortlandt Park
Chicago
Westchester
Great Neck
Philadelphia
Rumson
Southampton
Ann
Point. Judith
Newport
Saratoga
Buffalo
Mrepia
Dedham
Squadron A
van Cortlandt
H. L. Herbert
W. A. Hazard
August Belmont
R. L. Agasiz
Joan C. Grome
Joshua Crane
Charles H. Wheeler
Oliver W. Bird
Sidney ©. Lane
Company K Wins Dual Meet In Military Armory
The Seventy-first Regiment’s Company K defeats Company B in a rededicated Armory dual meet. Charles Nerent wins the one mile bicycle race with 80 yard handicap. Weintz of the Twenty-second Regiment places second. Company K earns the Delamater-Lyon Trophy with 41 points to Company B’s 31.
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Seventy-first Regiment
Athlet
Miliary Athletic League
Charles Nerent
L. J. Weintz
Weintz
Company B
Wil
Delamater- Lyon
CL Haage
pany Ky & +laod
Company K
B. Dreesing
R. Egan
Company
J. Gossell, Jr
William Gieger
J. McCabbl
Company E
Draddy
R. Ee. Harris
F. K. Lovell
Secon
G. E. Flood
G. Steurwala
J. Beherman
F. J. Wright
J. Mc. Cahill
C._ P. Ranges
Company -K
Harris
Ridgeway
Egan
Wright
Haage
Hoyt, Purcell
Daly
Honors for Miss Bedford at metropolitan horse show
Emily H. Bedford of Brooklyn led the first horse show of the season in the 66th Street arena. She rode Hildred to win the blue ribbon in the docked saddle classes and secure the $200 Durand Cup permanently. Crackerjack impresses in the jumping event, with Rufus Finch’s Mercy Me and Donnelly's Crackerjack also competing amid a large indoor attendance and Easter flowers at the water jump.
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Emily H. Bedford
Brooklyn
Durland Company
Sixtysixth
John Randolph
Miss Bedford
Hildred
Fiss, Doerr & Carroll Horse Company
Dick Donnelly
Donnelly
J. W. Borst
Heartcard
Rufus C. Finch
Mercy Me
Donnellys
Academy
Harver S. Ladew
Glen Cove
Ill
Elsie Ladew
Emily Bedford
W. S. Elliott
Edward T. Bedford
Willian McGibbon
Rufus JL. Patterson
W. Ki. Moore
Forest King
J. W. Harriman
Richard Seven
James McDonald
Fred Gerken
George C. Clausen
Gordon Hughes
William
World wrestling title match offered with large purse
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Lord Lonsdale offered 39000 dollars for a second bout between Frank Gotch and George Hackenschmidt with the match to be held in England or on neutral soil. Hackenschmidt signified willingness. Gotch had not replied.
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London
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Lord Lonsdale
National Sporting Club
Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
England
France
Hackenschmidt
Goteh
Chicago
Mount Washington Club Wins Small Victory Over Harvard
The Mount Washington Athletic Club defeated Harvard representatives by a score of 5 to 0 in a Baltimore match on April 21, with the waxes team prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Waxes
Mount Washington Athletic Club
Starvard
Wanter-A Remiuit limousine and Mercdles touring car eco gymlition
Bow Zou Times reports two vintage vehicles, a Wanter-A Remiuit limousine and a Mercdles touring car, entered into an eco gymlition event. The notice lists their year models and where they can be seen, with Times Square as the locale.
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Remiuit
Times Square
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