Yankees Now Last in Pennant Race
American League results from yesterday show Detroit 6 over New York 8 with New York sliding in a poor game on Hilltop. St Louis and Detroit tied atop the standings, while Boston beat Cleveland 2 0 and Washington defeated Chicago 7 1. Today matchups include Detroit at New York and Chicago at Washington.
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W. L. P. C. basketball standings fragment
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Lasting drama as Yanks fall to Tigers 6 to 3 at Americ an a League Park
Detroit drives in six runs with Cobb homering after bad fielding and misplays by New York. Chesbro exits in the sixth after a strong start as Elberfeld shuffles pitchers and Orth comes in to try to rally the Yankees.
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Fragmentary retail brief from Broadway stores ad listing hats and caps
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Detroit Wins With Late Offensive In New York Clash
Detroit defeated New York in a 9 to 7 game featuring Crawford doubling and Cobb homering. Chesbro worked six innings for the Giants, with Mullin pitching the final frames as New York posted eight errors and ten left on base.
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Giants Fall Behind With Errors In National League
In a National League slate Cincinnati defeats New York 8 to 3 while Philadelphia topples Pittsburg 8 to 4. Chicago beats Brooklyn 6 to 3 and St. Louis upends Boston 7 to 2. New York visits Cincinnati, Brooklyn plays Chicago, Philadelphia hosts Pittsburg, and Boston visits St. Louis.
Standing of the Clubs in early league table
The standings show Chicago at .609 with 27 wins, Philadelphia 29 453, Pittsburg .44 29 03, Boston .32 40 .444, New York .42 30 .5s3, St Louis .28 43 .394, Cincinnati .88 35 .521, Brooklyn .26 42 .3s2.
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Spade Joins Giants After Cincinnati Rout and McGraw Realization
Special to The New York Times Cincinnati. McGraw learns that success needs more than two pitchers as McGinnity is knocked out and Wiltse shelled by the Reds. Spade is acquired from the Giants after yesterday's win and will face Pittsburgh later this week. Spade’s effectiveness against the Giants is noted as he previously beat them and also won last Fall. The Reds beat New York 8 to 3 with Reversible lineups and game details including hits, errors, and pitching changes.
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Chicago Beats Brooklyn To Lead National League
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 6 to 3 to reclaim NL leadership. Maloney drove in all visitor runs with speed on the bases while Hiofman homered for Chicago. Reulbach hit trouble in the eighth, but Brown steadied the rally as Chicago held on for the win.
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Elberfelds Interest in Young Pitcher Mueller
Newark July 8 Manager Elberfeld of the New York American League club is trying to buy Arthur Mueller a 20 year old pitcher from the Eastern League Mueller has been one of the season’s pitching finds for George Stallings and has been under observation for several weeks by Elberfeld
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Jersey City Beats Providence in Low-Scoring Start
Jersey City opened with a 1 0 win over Providence while Newark edged Baltimore 2 1 and Rochester defeated Buffalo 8 6. Montreal overwhelmed Toronto 4 2 in another matchup.
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Brighton Beach Races End With Close Wins and Higher Prizes
Black Mary narrowly defeated Besom by a neck in the feature, as Trash a juvenile filly won the mile and a furlong handicap by a head. Apprentice Sweet rode both winners, with McCahey choosing two mounts, and C. J. Fitzgerald announced purse increases for the remaining meeting under the new racing law.
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Entries for Brighton Beach Races
Brighton Beach races list the six races with weights and entries from two year olds to older horses. Notable entrants include Preceptor Etherial Joe Madden Verbatim Personal and Gilding Belle in the first race plus Delcanta Jimmy Lane Bound Brook Prince of Pilsen in the steeplechase.
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Rearranged Turf Dates Proposed for Jockey Club Tracks
A complete rearrangement of the Summer and Fall racing schedule for the Jockey Club circuit is under review by the New York State Racing Commission and track officials. A Brighton Beach meeting today aims to finalize the plan which shifts meet dates across Saratoga Empire City Coney Island Brooklyn Brighton Beach Belmont Park Jamaica and Aqueduct with runs from July to November.
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Protest Over Shamrock Narrowly Targets Lipton Cup
The Regatta Committee of the Brooklyn Yacht Club considers a written protest filed yesterday against Frederic Thompson s Shamrock, winner of the Lipton Cup race from Brooklyn to Cape May and back. The protest cites alleged erroneous measurement. the committee declined to name the protestor, though Stuyvesant Wainwright owner of Mimosa II finished second. Trophy remains with the club while the matter is reviewed as Thompson had notified Lipton of victory and Lipton sent a congratulatory reply marking the ongoing challenge.
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Women Sailors Lead First Race in 16 Mile Class Q Event
In a biting northwest breeze of about 12 knots, three Atlantic Yacht Club women led the Class Q sloops over an eight mile course from the clubhouse to Bensonhurst Fort Hamilton Sea Gate, with Mrs Hendon Chubb on Spider finishing first in 4 hours 40 minutes 7 seconds, closely followed by Mrs Theo C Barstow on Soya and Mrs F P Currier on Joy. twelve minutes after the start Currier arrived as a new contender, though with heavy winds Joy had little chance to overtake.
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Steam yacht Loando sells for 2650 at Morris Heights auction
The steam yacht Loando, owned by James J. Jennings, sold yesterday at the Charles L. Seabury Company's sale in Morris Heights for 2650 dollars. Built in 1877, the 105 foot vessel has a 90 foot 4 inch water line and a 6 foot 6 inch draught. The bidding started at 1500 dollars and climbed to the final price before being knocked down.
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Polo Player Injured In Independence Cup Match
Cedarhurst July 8 A polo accident disrupted the Meadow Brook versus Philadelphia C C Freebooters Ind Cup match. Devereaux Millburn’s pony collided with H Drury’s, leaving Drury unconscious late today. Philadelphia teammates summoned Dr Murray, a specialist, to attend him as the game continued under grit and aggressive play.
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Hoppe to Face Wilder in 650-Point Three-Cushion Match
Frank Hoppe brother of Willie Hoppe meets Mose Wilder in a 650 point three-cushion match for $100. Decided in 25 point blocks at Burns's Club Cafe on Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street, tonight and Friday night.
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Record Entry Sets Stage for Metropolitan Junior Champs
The Track and Field Championship Committee has received the largest entry list in years for the Metropolitan Association Junior Championships to be held at the New York Athletic Club on Trav ers Island next Saturday afternoon. Nearly 400 entries have been received, selecting top junior talent for the various events, signaling tight and exciting competitions.
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Yale Navy to Stick to Gales Ferry
Yale University rowing authorities reject Springfield reports that Yale crews will train in the city next spring before the Harvard regatta. Yale owns its Gales Ferry facilities, altered at a cost of 8000 to 10000 dollars funded by Payne Whitney, a former varsity captain.
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Glidden Tourists Ready To Start In Buffalo
Fifty-eight cars will start the fifth Glidden Cup tour from Buffalo on July 9, covering 1,669 miles through New York, Pennsylvania, and New England. Thirty of the entrants vie for the Glidden Cup with a point system, while 14 run for the Hower trophy in open runabout class. Women drivers include Mrs. Joan N. Cuneo and Mrs. E. W. Shirley. The route includes Cambridge Springs, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Albany, and Saratoga Springs, ending July 23.
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Maxwell After Records At Ventnor Beach Trial
The twelve cylinder Maxwell car, built for a match race at Ormond Beach, seeks to set mile half mile and kilometer records at Ventnor beach. Racing Board observers Fred Wagner and Prosper Clust will oversee official times with Benjamin Briscoe. Rumored fast trials suggest times surpassing current records, while other feature races include top cars at St Paul with drivers such as Kilpatrick Poole and de Palma in a lineup of entries.
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National Cycling Championship Races At Madison Square Garden
Attendance stayed flat despite cool weather as four teams entered the one mile tandem. Bardgett and Butler beat Vanoni and Anderson. Root and Feeler won the sec ond heat against Krebs and Rupprecht and then beat Fogler by five yards in the final heat. Carlo Vanoni won the mile professional handicap by a wheel over Bardgett. Alfred Ashurst suffered a serious spill in the professional handicap but recovered later, walking to his dressing room unconscious briefly.
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Daily Mail Fund For Olympic Guests Reaches Zero
London July 9 The Daily Mail reports its fund for entertaining visiting athletes at the Olympic Games has reached zero dollars. The piece notes the shortfall and questions arrangements for athletes staying in the city.
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Gentlemen of Philadelphia Beat South Wales in Cricket
Philadelphia team wins its first match against South Wales by thirty six runs in Cardiff on July 8. Players from Gentlemen of Philadelphia posted a solid victory marking the start of their tour.
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Oxford Beats Cambridge Cricketers
Oxford beat Cambridge by two wickets in the annual cricket match at Lords this afternoon.
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Woodworth Leads Motorcycle Endurance Race to Rochester
SYRACUSE N Y July 8 Fight of riders in the New York Chicago motorcycle endurance contest reached Syracuse at noon and started for Rochester The roads were reported slippery The leader J S Woodworth of Chicago from Utica was two hours and fifteen minutes
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Harlem Motorcycle Club moves to curb open mufflers
The Harlem Motorcycle Club adopted a resolution opposing open mufflers in New York and beyond. It urges riders to muffLe exhaust to reduce noise and public disfavor, warning that continued disturbance could prompt state laws harming motorcyclists.
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New Coach for Navy Eleven
ANNAPOLIS Md July S Lieut Frank D Berrien to be head coach of the Naval Academy football team next season succeeding Lieut Commander Joseph M Reeves If possible obtain Navy Department order for his station at Annapolis Ensign Douglas L Howard captain will be field coach Berrien played end on the 1904 eleven and has since coached teams on various ships of the navy
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Regatta Committee Postpones Trials for British Trophy Defenders
The Regatta Committee of the Motor Boat Club of America postpones the defender trials for the British International Trophy from July 10 and 11 to July 27 and 28. Four of nine boats entered, including three major entrants, will not be ready on the original dates.
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Orangemen to hold annual games at Manhattan Casino Park
Orangemen from First, Second, Eighth and Fourteenth districts will stage their annual games at Manhattan Casino Park this Saturday. The event gathers teams and spectators for a community athletic day with competitions and festivities.
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