Tigers Sweep Series as Stahl's Strong Start Fades
Detroit defeats New York 8 to 2 and St Louis 6 to 0 in yesterday's American League results. Boston slips past Cleveland 2 to 5, while Washington and Chicago tie 2. Detroit faces Boston in a two game set as the schedule shows.
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Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
W. Detroit
B.C
WL. P.c
Phila’ Phia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ww. Bee
Rival clubs drift in tense scoreline and rumors of Stahl
In a suspenseful tale from the field, Detroit and New York clash with New York scoring early while Detroit fights back. Rumors swirl about Stahl joining the Boston club as manager Farrell denies certainty, and Sheridan's umpiring decisions spark heated chatter among frenzied spectators.
Giants land Weimer and Brain in ticketed trade
Cincinnati report says the New York Giants acquired pitcher Jake Weimer and infielder Dave Brain after a trade and a Reds win in a waiver drawing that sent Bob Spade to Boston and Islam’s release for 5000 dollars. Spade joins the Reds to face Boston. Weimer and Brain depart for Pittsburgh to join the Giants.
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Reds
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Weimer
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Islam
Cincinnati
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Bostons
Stahl Goes to Boston in Early AL Moves
The New York Club released outfielder Jake Stahl to the Boston Club in a straight sale. Washington reports the Senators bought first baseman Unglaub from Boston. Unglaub will take over first base for the Senators, while Stahl shifts to first with Boston and Delehanty joins the Yankees to play left field. The Yankees meet Cleveland in a doubleheader at Washington Heights starting at 2 PM.
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New York
Jake Stahl
Boston
Stahl
Washington
Senators
Unglaub
Frank Delehanty
Yankees
Jerry Freeman
Washington Heights
Cleveland
Manager Mee Aleer Suspended by Johnson
Philadelphia July 10 Manager Mee Aleer of the St. Louis Americans was indefinitely suspended by President Johnson for recent troubles with umpires.
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Philadelphia
Mee Aleer
St. Louis Americans
Johnson
Pirates top Giants 7 to 6 in open
Pittsburg overhauls New York after a four run first inning as Leach homers in the ninth to seal the win. Wiltse allowed twelve hits while Young struggled early and was replaced by Leifield. Giants erred repeatedly and missed chances to add to their score.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Pirates
Giants
Wiltse
Young
Leifield
Leach
New York
Abrhpoa Thomas
Tenney
Doyle
Clarke
Crandall
Wagner
Brés'h
Abbat
Devlin
Storke
Seym’‘r
Wilson
Gibson
McC’m
Dwell
Phelps
Leever
McCormick
Lejfield
Lever
Wiltie
Bresnahan
Messrs, O’day
Chen
Brooklyn Wins Opening Game 3-0 On Triple Play Highlight
St Louis and Brooklyn opened the series with Brooklyn prevailing 3 to 0. A notable first inning triple play by St. Louis, Sha w to Konetchy to O Rourke, retired Burch at third. Hummel hit a three base hit for Brooklyn and O Rourke left after nine.
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Ball
Newton
Ors
Cobb
Rossman
Downs
Niles
Conroy
Detroit
New York
Stahl
Schmidt
Crawford
Chesbro
Schaefer
Morierty
Coughlin
Willett
Messrs. Sheridan and Evans
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Hummel
Shaw
Kenetchy
Maloney
O'Rourke
Burch
Jedna Loees Shaw
Charles
Murray
Oo Soc
Deleh'ty
Lumiey
K'tehy
Jordan
Ludwig
Sheehan
Pek Byrne
Lewis
O'R'ke
Bergen
Lush
Karger
Byrne
McIntyre
Harles
O’rourke
Konetchy
Mr. Rigler
Brown and Moran Foxen and Dooin Batters Clash
R H E Chicago and Philadelphia contest a baseball game with Brown and Moran Foxen and Dooin listed among the batteries. The line score shows runs hits and errors indicating a close contest between the teams.
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R.H.E
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brown and Moran
Foxen and Dooin
Batteries-Ewing and Schiel Dorner and Smith in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a report lists Batteries Ewing and Schiel along with Dorner and Smith. The note references numbers and a time code 0600 21 and a Boston connection 00040600 0410.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Ewing and Schiel
Dorner and Smith
Baseball scores from scattered leagues across cities
Eastern League results listed for Jersey City Newark Toronto Buffalo with high totals. New York State, Tri State, Connecticut and American associations show multiple decisive wins and losses including Syracuse over Albany 4 1 and Hartford 6 Springfield 5. Southern League results include New Orleans over Atlanta 6 4 and Memphis over Montgomery in a 0 7 game.
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Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Siracuse
Troy
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Utica
Lancaster
Reading
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Whlmington
Trenton
Altoona
Johnstown
Bridgeport
Meriden
New Haven
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
Waterbury
New Britain
Lawrence
Brockton
Wall River
Haverhull
Worcester
Lowell
New Bedford
Lynn
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Neshville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Baseball Today Two Games at 2 PM at American League Park
The program lists two games today at American League Park. The first features the Americans against Cleveland with a 2 PM start referenced in the brief.
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Baseball Today
Americans
S. Cleveland
Ranean
Sir Lynnewood Wins in a Gallop at Brighton
Sir Lynnewood aged seven wins the chief event at Brighton Beach in a fast mile and a sixteenth, amid calls of lenient handling from rivals. Enfield Triumphs in fifth race with a closing burst, trainer F Brooks explains hood change after a prior trial.
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Sir Lynnewood
Brighton Beach
Widener
Nealon
Roseben
Netter
Enfield
Killereen
Takahira
F. Brooks
Brooks
Golconda
Miller
Florence II
Brussel
Amidon
Chapelet
Count Reinford
Montrose
Rosario
May Rose
Jig Music
Coat of Arms
Waterspeed
McAffee
Delcanta
Boadwee
Ese
Robador
O. Heider
Sandy Creeker
Watervliet
Notter
Booteepeeke
Helen Harvey
McCahey
Sniff
Shreve
Das Merry
Gift
Queen of Trent
Mariana
Harlem Maid
Mertie
Weymouth
Arondack
Secret Service
Catherine Simpson
Zienap
Sumter
Sailor Girl
Killiecrankie
Campaigner
Fountainblue
Sweet
Eschau
Dandy Dixon
Mystify
Mobility
Merry Widow
Chaperon
Dearly Bell
Seelling
Earl G
McCatey
McDaniel
Sally
St. Joseph
Kentucky mare Barbarossa sold to California buyer
Clarence Kerr of Lexington sold the show mare Barbarossa for 3000 dollars to Mrs. E. W. Scripps of California. The new owner plans to exhibit the horse in the East and West.
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Lexington
Clarence Kerr
E. W. Scripps
California
Wiil
Mrs Belle Beach Bain Reports Olympia Show Judging
Mrs Belle Beach Bain returns on the Lusitania after riding Richard P McGrann's horses at London Olympia. She criticizes saddlery judging and doubts Olympia horses will win at Madison Square Garden National Horse Show. Newsboy and Shopgirl earned early blue but later got no mentions. McGrann earned ten firsts eight seconds. Vanderbilts’ horses ship from Trebury Dork to arrive for Long Branch show.
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Belle Beach Bain
London Olympia
Lusitania
Mr. Mre- Grann
A. G. Vanderbilt
Trebury Dork
London
Sweet Marie Triumphs in Free-for-All Trotting Title at Readville
Readville Mass July 10 Sweet Marie won the free-for-all trotting championship at the New England Breeders track taking the first and third heats and losing the second to Major Delmar Wilkes Heart placed poorly except in the second heat where he ran second after a hard bid Best time 2 06 1 2 Time 2 061g 2 08 4 2 07
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Readville
Mass
Sweet Marie
New England
Major Delmar
Wilkes Heart
McKiney
Andrews
Stas
Delmar
B. G
McDonald
Steele
Flanagan’s Hammer Throw Near Olympic Standards
Donations to the Olympic fund continue with a new $1,000 gift from Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal. A reception for officials and athletes is set at the Grafton Galleries in Bond Street. John Flanagan of New York today threw the 16 pound hammer 173 feet two feet three quarters, short of his Torrington mark. Canadians ran the Windsor Castle to Stadium Marathon and praised the course.
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London
Olympic Fund
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Grafton Galleries
Bond Street
John Flanagan
New York
Torrington
Conn
Windsor Castle
Central New York Golf League semi finals contested in ideal weather
T H Sherman of Utica and W W Patten of Schenectady won their semi final matches to reach the championship game, with Patten defeating Gregory and Sherman beating Towne. Other Second Round results and Consolation Cup bouts were listed, including several Albany and Schenectady players advancing.
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Albany
N. Y
T. H. Sherman
Utica
W. W. Patten
Schenectady
Central New York Golf League
A. Gregory
F. R. Peck
Syracuse
J. W. Ballard
Binghamton
A. F. Knight
H. L. Towne
F. Payne
Patten
Gregory
Sherman
Towne
Co. G. Briggs
B. B. Hull
W. H. Neville
Auburn
W. P. Shaw
Foster Pruyn
Howard van Renssélaer
Prentiss Carnell
L. R. Parker
Neville
Briggs
Carnell
Pruyn
Connecticut golfers move to finals in statewide tourney
Roger Hovey of Hartford and Buck Merriman of Waterbury win their semi finals to reach the Connecticut golf tournament final in New Haven. Hovey defeats R L Jackson 4 up and play while Merriman edges E L Tredennick 1 up to set the title scene.
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New Haven
Conn
Roger Hovey
Hartford
Buck Merriman
Waterbury
Connecticut
Hovey
Merriman
Ette R
Meadow Brook Defeats Great Neck In Polo Match
Meadow Brook second team routed Great Neck 9 1 2 to 5 1 2 at Rockaway Hunt Club. Goals came from Stevenson and J P Grace for Meadow Brook. Great Neck scored mainly through penalties after safeties. Referee D Chauncey Jr. supervised the fast, open play with lineups listed.
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W. R. Grace
A. S. Burden
J. PB. Grace
J. A. Burden
M. Stevenson
H. C. Phipps
H. C. Brokn
Wagner Wins Englewood Cup Final In Tennis Meet
Marie Wagner defeated Carrie Neely 8-6 6-4 in the Englewood Field Club final. Other results include Tallant over Hink 6-4 6-3 in Open Singles semis and Bull Martin over Coppell Homans 6-? 6-4 in doubles semis. Hackett Fisher beat Larned Wrenn 6-1 2-6 10-8 in country club round robin semi final.
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Marie Wagner
Carrie B. Neely
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Hugh Tallant
Otto H. Hink
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry C. Martin
Herbert. Coppell
Shepard Homans
Coe
Gordon Hamilton
Harry Torrance, Jr
William H. Pouch
Miss Marie Wagner
B. M. Phillips
L. H. Fitch
Ww. W. Bennett
W. Hazard
F. E. Ferriss
Harold H. Hackett
Edwin P. Fisher
Westchester
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
S. and
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
Hackett
Corrigan Victory Near at Coney Island Stakes Return
Notes of the Turf report that Edward Corrigan may be reinstated at Sheepshead Bay as the Coney Island Jockey Club considers lifting his ban after a 17 year exile. The piece covers Corrigan’s past disputes over Huron in the Futurity of 1891, plus updates on Celt, Waterspeed, and disciplinary actions at Brighton Beach and Bright Mead riding meet.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Corrigan
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Club
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Highness
Waterspeed
H. K. Wingut
Brighton Beach
J. W. Colt
Celt
Colin
James R. Keene
Sheepshead Ebay
Gilbert
H. E. Rowell
Hilbert
Sweet
Jonathan
David Dunlop
Jule Garson
Bright 1 Mead Ritgeting
Enfield
Woodford Clay
J. L. McGinnis
McGinnis
F. Brooks
Eight auto teams with clean scores in Glidden Trophy run
Eight teams started the Glidden Trophy reliability contest with perfect scores as of tonight. Bad road sections near Cambridge Springs and Pittsburgh caused penalties for two Chicago Motor Club Oakland entries, while the Cleveland Gifford car suffered a 1000 point setback after an accident at a railroad crossing. The field included Marmon, Buffalo, Peerless and Franklin cars, all maintaining strong showings and preparing for tomorrow’s tougher Bedford Springs segment. Harry Miller again aided the tour with tire support and general oversight.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
American Automobile Association
Chicago Motor Club
Cleveland Automobile Club
Chicago
Oakland
Cambridge Springs
J. B. Ecclestoff
E. M. Murphy
Gifford
Byak Davis
Bay State
Marmons
Buffalo
J. W. Mesquire
Rochester Automobile Club
Columbus Auto Club
Auto Clubs
Syracuse
Bedford Springs
Allegheny Mountains
Goodrich
Fisk
Empire
Harry Miller
Auto hill climb preview at Arrowhead Hill today
Four in hand driver Morris E Howlett leads a public coach to the automobile hill climb on Arrowhead Hill starting at 1 40 pm. Events range from gasoline cars in various price classes to taxicabs four passenger vehicles and electric vehicles with makes including American Lozier Knox Palmer Singer Overland Franklin Bianchi and Ford among entrants. Mowlett will attempt a top speed ascent after the cars finish the hill race near 181st Street station of the Subway.
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Holland’ House
Ben” Riley
Arrowhead Inn
177Th Street
Fort Washington Avenue
Arrowhead Hill
American
Lozier
Knox
Palmer
Singer
Overland
Franklin
Bianchi
Gyroscope
Stearns
Garford
Thomas
Ben Cadillac
Babcock
Ford
Jat
Subway
Association clamps down on Buffalo auto dealers
The Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers ordered three of its biggest members to terminate contracts with a major Buffalo dealer for violating license terms. The move targets infringement of the Selden patent as licensed and unlicensed cars are handled together in the dispute.
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Buffalo
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Zingart Tour Draw Nascent as Gibson Maxes 107
The Zingart cricket team from Toronto opened the final match of their tour against an All Philadelphia XI at Haverford. Toronto tallied 382 for 9 as Gibson struck 107 and Southam added 78. Philadelphia must rally tomorrow to avoid a draw.
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Zingart
Toronto
Canada
Haverford
G. H. Gibson
G. H. Southam
Remeasurement dispute over Shamrock after Lipton Cup finish
Frederic Thompson owner of the schooner Shamrock declares he will not accept any trophy until the protest over her rating is settled. Shamrock, first to finish the Lipton Cup, may be remeasured by Prof. Kallock of the New York Yacht Club at an estimated cost of about $1000, with the protest possibly charging Stuyvesant Wainwright’s committee.
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Frederic Thompson
Shamrock
Br Lyn Yacht Club
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Sa IL
Thompson
Erie Basin
Charles Barr
New London
Cape May
Kallock
New York Yacht Club
Wainwright
Mimosa III
Acre
Record regatta entries for Long Island Rowing Association event
A record list of entries is received for the annual regatta on Flushing Bay this afternoon. Local clubs field strong crews including Atlanta Metropolitan Nonpareil Union New York Crescent Athletic Wyanoke Nassau Crescent and First Bohemian. The Rogers Cup junior four oared race leads with eleven crews. five crews compete in the junior four oared shell race.
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Flushing Bay
Atalanta
Metropolitan
Nonpareil
Union
New York and
Crescent Athletic Clubs
Wyanoke
Nassau
Crescent
First Bohemian
Fishing and Fishermen High Tide for Today
Two Brooklyn veterans Enb Hammill and Dad Lewis in Gowanus Section caught forty eight weakfish off Gravesend Bay including a four pounder. Capt Al Foster reported good catches of ling seabass and bluefish off Elberon with skimmers bait. Local waters from Bath Beach to Sea Gate teem with crabs lobsters and blackfish as anglers report plentiful catches.
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Prince’s Bay
al. Foster
England
Elberon
N. J
Riverside Drive
Mount St. Vincent
Bath Beach
Sea Gate
Clarence Epsier
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Lafayette
James Sullivan
South Brooklyn
Caney Island Creek
Sullivan
Patrick Edward Boyce
Tom Sharkeyr
Navy
Boyce
John Weidenroth
Coney Island
Coney Island Creek
Weidenroth
Canarsie
Scotland
Léna
Joe Bradley
William Rogers
William Babbitt
Dreamland Pier
Andrew Sutton
Broooklyaught
Bproad
Chafinel
Jamaica Bay
Sutton
Bill Dyke
Ralph MacPheders
Midland Beach
Staten Island
Lumbers Gone Jewelry Missing After Plumber Visit
Mrs. Jeanette Ryer reported $1,471 in jewelry stolen from her dressing room after a plumber and his helper worked in her home. Detectives arrested Philip J. Doran and William Kohler at Forty-second Street and Madison Avenue, finding diamond earrings a diamond ring and a gold watch and chain on Doran.
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317 West
Fifty-seventh Street
Goodnough and Kinney
Philip J. Doran
East Fifty-sixth Street
William Kohler
East Forty-first Street
Forty-second Street
Madison Avenue
Doran
American shooters lead in Olympic contest at Bisley
American marksmen posted a strong showing at Bisley with Walter Winans capturing gold in the running deer double shot event and Simon taking silver in the 200 meter individual. The American team led the international match after three ranges, with England and Sweden following as the day ended.
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XH. Wallingford
Finglishmann
Simon
Cant. E. A. Green
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W. Hession
Delaware
England
Sweden
Vandebrack
Storms
Gorman
San Franciscan
Axtell
Granbery Cup Power Boat Race Around Staten Island
The Granbery Cup race will be held tomorrow under the Colonial Yacht Club. Boats depart from the Harlem River clubhouse at 5 AM with a start at 10 AM from Robbin’s Reef Light over about twenty miles. Irene Tr. will follow the field along the course with listed entrants including Ams ranth Vera C Selma Bay Bird Rover Mary M Little S Diana Model Clara Portland Collier Moyee and more.
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Granbery
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Lead Worcestershire in Rain-Delayed Test
In Worcester England on July 10 the Philadelphia team gained a 6 run lead at stumps after a delayed start due to a violent thunderstorm. A M Wood scored 62 and F S White 42 guiding the visitors to 188 and 122 for 8 while Worcestershire faced 192. Wood to continue batting tomorrow.
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England
Philadelphia
Worcestershire
A. M. Wood
F. S. White
Wood
White
J. A. Lester
N. Z. Graves
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
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