Giants Fall to Brooklyn on Errors at Polo Grounds
Brooklyn edges New York at the Polo Grounds as the Giants commit five costly errors. Ferguson pitched well for New York, but his teammates misplayed several chances as Brooklyn scored in the second and later innings. McGann and Maloney contributed key hits while Hummell and Devlin drove in runs, sealing a 3 to 2 win for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
New York
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn Bridge
Giants
Ferguson
Maloney
Browne
Seymour
Shannon
Hummell
Cannes
Phillies Hold Off Boston in One Hit Till Ninth
Philadelphia defeats Boston 3 to 0 as Lindeman allows only one hit through eight frames. Beaumont and Bransfield power the offense with two bases, while Pittenger and Lindaman trade shutout pitching. Game lasts one hour twenty five minutes as umpire Mr. Carpenter calls balls and strikes.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Pdcadelphia
Lindeman
Pittenger
Philadelphia Brea Ribpore
O'Doolin
Dooin
Ygeeresas
Ea Totel
Totel
Baeq
Iandaman
Titus
Knabe
Bransfield
Beaumont
McCloskey
Brain
Bridwell
Magee
Courtney
Lindaman
Mr. Carpenter
Pittsburgs Dominate Chicagos In Steady Victory
Pittsburgs beat the Chicagos easily as they did not struggle at the plate or in the field. Pfaister exited after the sixth. Brown entered as substitute and the Pittsburgs kept scoring. Score not disclosed in readable text.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Pfaister
Brown
Eastern League Standings and Batting Notes
The Eastern League table shows Toronto Baltimore Jersey Coys Newark Buffalo Montreal Rochester Providence and Boston with W L and winning percentages. Batting and umpire notes mention Batteries Vowinkle and Ryan Stevens and umpires Mesers Cusack Hoff Mer Kelly and Beayne. Baltimore is listed with a 10600.000 data entry.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Jersey Coys
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Cs Buffalo Goorecovere
Vowinkle
Ryan
Stevens
Mesers
Cusack
Hoffeee
Coco Pores
Mane
Mer Kelly
Data Teteu
Beayne
Incomplete text from New York Star Langue sports item
Fragmentary note on minor league games mentions New York Star Langue and other teams but lacks clear events or outcomes. Reading shows garbled lines and missing details. unable to extract a coherent game result or date.
New York Beats Boston in Brawl Day Game
New York players showed strong base running and won 4 to 1 against Boston. Sullivan made a one handed catch and Elberfeld and Kee ler stole bases, with Chan, Conroy, and Armsbruster appearing in key spots. the game featured a fielding highlight and a late rally by the visitors.
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Boston
New York
Stes
Sullivan
Chick Stahl
Providence
Crawford's Tie Homer Lifts Detroit Past Cleveland in Ten
Detroit defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 in ten innings as Crawford's ninth inning homer tied the score and Archer Downs and Coughlin delivered the deciding run in the tenth. Cleveland failed to record a hit off Donovan after the third inning. The game lasted one hour and twenty-five minutes with O'Loughlin working as umpire.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Crawford
Archer
Downs
Coughlin
Donovan
Ribpore
Ribpore Flick
Payne
Bradley
Stovall
Lajoie
Crawf'd
Bemis
Cobb
Bay
Aman
Turner
Detroit Ice
Creawford
Y. Downs
Thielman
Mr. O'Loughlin
Chicago Triumphs Over St Louis in Eight to Nothing Victory
Chicago batting bursts with eight hits across three innings to plate six runs. St Louis pitchers allow Chicago eight runs while the visitors score none, with Walsh taking the loss and Pretty aiding St Louis relief. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan preside as the game lasts one hour and thirty six minutes.
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Chicago
Louis
Pore Nieroes Hahn
Niles
F.jones
Phill
Isbeh
Pick’g
Don’ Hue
O/Wallace
Davia
Ostone
D'gh'ty
Cridrgo
St. Louis
Osee
Yeeger
F. Jones
Isbel Dougherty
Athletics Knock Hughes Out of Box
Washington defeats Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Plank dominates with three hits in late innings. Hughes lasts six innings, allowing ten runs and taking the loss. Oldring and Cross contribute multiple hits for the visitors while Harteel and Jones spark Philadelphia.
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Athletics
Hughes
Washington
Wheaten Les Washington
Plank
Philadelphia
Ribpoae
Ribpoaer Ganney
Harteel
Jones
M. Crosaes
Cross
Keybold
Kman
Devin
Altizer
Murphy
Son
Bchreck
INI
Oldring
K'Ship
ij/Knight
Anderson
Stonings
Hartsel
Davis
Mr. Connolly
Scores of Other Games At Amherst
Scores from Amherst games report various results with scattered scores including Dartmouth and Manhattan Prep. Notable mentions include Batteries McClure and Henry and Ann's Academy, reflecting a miscellaneous roundup of matches and outcomes across different teams and venues.
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Amherst
Ae Amherst
Dartmouth
McClure and
Henry
Ore E Atlo
Manhattan Prep
Ann‘s Academy
Welmer Granted Reinstatement With Fine in Cincinnati
The National Baseball Commission grants pitcher Jacob Welmer reinstatement on condition he pays a $100 fine. Decision announced today in Cincinnati Ohio. The waiver follows his prior suspension and marks his return to professional play pending payment.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Comm
Qay
Jacob Welmer
Motor Cycle Races Set at Empire City Track Today
The AE Cycle Fouad of the New York Police Department will stage motorcycle races this afternoon at Empire City track. Events include 15 mile free-for-all 10 mile handicap 5 mile handicap 1 mile free-for-all 1 mile pursuit and championship races for Manhattan and Brooklyn squads with a match between Manhattan and all squads.
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Ae Cycle Fouad
New York Police
Rtment
Empire City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Belmont Park Notes On Belmont Stakes Fast Race And Attendance
Reports from Belmont Park describe a exceptionally fast Belmont Stakes race with six furlongs in 1 10 1 5 and the mile in 3 87 though official timing stopped at 2 15 3 5 for the mile with a longer finish. Jockey Joe Notter was suspended for three visits for reckless riding on Dan Buhre, and Wexford was crippled by a rail collision. Attendance on Decoration Day topped 41 000 with estimates near 45 000 including out of station guests.
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Peter Pan
Mat Feakes
Thomas McCreery
Thi ‘Torses
Joe Notter
Dan Buhre
Notter
Wexe
Wexford
Ord
Belmont Park
Yankee Girl Wins the Filly Stakes at Belmont Park
Yankee Girl defeats Court Dress and Adoration to win the Ladies Stakes one mile at Belmont Park. Grimaldi and Miniota also win their races as four favorites fall, with Court Dress beaten for the first important spring race for fillies.
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Belmont Park
Court Dress
Curt Dress
James R. Keene Stable
C. E. Ellison
New Orleans
Yankee Girl
Adoration
Choice
Agere
Court Dres
Grimaldi
Miniota
Cabochon
Restke
Koerner
Miller
Dugan
Mountain
Miss. Spooner
Brussel
txen-Breakwater
C. R. Elifson
G. P. Brazier
Amby McGarry Beats Unk Burrell In Six-Round Welterweight Bout
A crowded New Polo Athletic Association on 129th Street witnessed Amby McGarry of New York defeat Philadelphia’s Unk Burrell in six rounds after five even terms. The card also featured a Jack Nelson vs Dick Nelson bout ending in a draw amid four preliminary fights.
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New Polo Athletic Association
129Th Street
Park Avenue
Amby McGarry
New York
Jack Nelson
Dick Nelson
National League Scores and Key Results
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated New York 8 to 2 while Boston beat Philadelphia 6 to 8 and Pittsburg won 9 to 2 over Chicago. American League wins included Detroit 27 over Cleveland 1 and Chicago 6 to St. Louis 0 with Philadelphia 8 to Washington 2. Upcoming games list New York at Boston Cleveland at St. Louis Detroit at Chicago and Philadelphia at Washington.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Squadron A Pony Races At Van Cortlandt Park Camp
Squadron A holds a series of pony races at Van Cortlandt Park parade ground with more than a dozen riders competing. L. V. Froment won both the first race on Whirlwind and the long flat race on Miss L., with W. H. Pool taking the novice and Miss L. ridden by Froment in the longer event. Ridgeley Nicholas won the gymkhana race. corps. H. Smith excelled in the potato race, and the camp's polo match closes the festivities tomorrow at 2 pm between Westchester Country Club and Squadron.
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Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Hmttle
L. V. Froment
J. N. Nichols
Whirlwind
W. Sheldon
H.williams
Corp. H. Smith
Froment
Miss L
R. C. Lawrence
Joseph H. Hunt
W. H. Pool
Henry Goddard
Ridgeley Nicholas
Stuart Preston
Wong L. V. Froment
Whirlee
H. Williams
Private W. Slade
Vate C. Nicoll
Parade Ground
L. Ae Frement
Miss L. J Aeeeee
Meher Dard
Honey Smith
W. K. Rainsford
W. Pool
Kenneth Boardman
Robinson “Leach
Westchester Country Club
Squadron
T. _ gars
J._C
Oe Havesmeyer
E. C Patten
Jos H. Hart Hunt
W. McClure
C. Lawrence
Moore's Horses Win at Philadelphia Horse Show
At the Philadelphia show on May 81, women riders excelled in the hunting class with bold fanfare as horses balked at fences. Kes wick, trained by Edwin H. Weatherbee, earned acclaim, while Red Raven claimed the yellow ribbon. W. H. Forest King and Tiger Lily led hackneys and English hackneys, with Reginald Vanderbilt’s Gaymathias taking a blue ribbon. Judge Moore dominated the event with Forest King and others earning top honors in multiple divisions.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Keswick
Virginia
William Hirst
George D. Widener, Jr
W. H. Moore
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Ince
Robert Beith
Waverly
Judge Moore
J.W. Harriman
Lord Burleigh
Electric Light
Senator
Burlington
Emily H. Bedford
Hildred
Plymouth
Michigan Looms Strong in Trials at Intercollegiates
Cambridge Mass May 31 The intercollegiate championships trials in eleven events at Harvard Stadium show Michigan with six qualifiers and Cornell and Pennsylvania with twelve and six respectively. Upsets hit Pennsylvanians and Cornell in sprints and field events as Yale or Princeton cling to hopes in distance runs.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Michigan
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Capt. Witham
Witham
Hoe
Dodge
Lockwood
Yule
Bonsack
Hasking
McCullouch
Rossman Brothers
Jackson
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Pensylvania
Penn
Yale
Rulon Miller
Princeton
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Read
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Butler
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Stevens
Grand National Weights Announced for Belmont Park Race
Handicapper WS Vysburgh released the official weights for the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap over two and a half miles at Belmont Park. Competitors include Good and Plenty and Pagan Boy with weights listed, penalties begin at 5 P.M. May 1, 1907.
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Belmont Park
WS. Vysburgh
Pagan Boy
John M.P
Mr. McCann
Coligny
Kevin Hylas
el Cuchillo
Galifleur
California King
Ben Shaw
Alper
Amateurs Shine in Local Golf Title Event
The headline notes a local golf title win by an amateur player with key competitors and the event setting, reflecting a period of strong showing by hobbyist golfers at a community course.
Wingate Trophy Presented to Company C at Creedmoor
Company C of the Twenty second Regiment Engineers won the Wingate trophy for best attendance at Creedmoor and received a bronze figure of a Roman warrior with inscription Livis Pacem Para Bellum. Gen George W Wingate presented the gift through Col W B Hotchkin. The statue stands nearly one foot high on an ebony base and will be held by the company for a year with its name inscribed.
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Twenty-second Regiment Engineers
Wingate
Creedmoor
W. B. Hotchkin
George W. Wingate
Brooklyn Public School holds annual outdoor athletic carnival
Public School No. 148 of Brooklyn held its outdoor athletic carnival at Shelley's Grounds. Class TB won the 145 Trophy with 47 points, Class 8B finished second with 20 points, and Class 8A took third with 19 points.
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Public School No
Brooklyn
Shelley’s Grounds
Will Protest Auto Race Over Steam Car Entry
Walter C. White, driving a steam car, claims his 1 49 4-5 time on the Giant's Despair hill climb should count in the free-for-all. He protests to the Racing Board of the AAA after Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club barred his steam car from the free race, arguing AAA rules recognize no motive power distinction and that he entered two cars. White seeks first place for his time and asserts the committee’s rule change altered eligibility after entries were accepted.
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Walter C. White
Giant
Wilkesbarre Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Wilkes Barre
J. White
Mr. White
Unclear Intercollegiate Cricket Meeting Report
Fragmentary note from Philadelphia dated May 81 records an intercollegiate cricket gathering on a university campus. The readable lines indicate a meeting or event among academic teams, but details and names are missing.
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Philadelphia
Intercoiles
University of Insans
Seekers
Syracuse Four Wins at First Intercollegiate West Regatta
In Madison on May 31 Syracuse University under coach James H.Ten Eyck won the four-oared race over Wisconsin in the West’s first intercollegiate regatta. Wisconsin, steered by Edward H.Ten Eyck, won the great eight by two lengths as Syracuse struggled with a waterlogged shell. The day featured delayed starts, choppy seas, and a buoy incident that unsettled Wisconsin, with the two-mile eight finishing in 10:34.
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New York Times
Madison
Wis
Ten Bucks
West
Syracuse University
Wisconsin
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Ten Eyck Fils
Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Lakes
Monona
Mendota
St. John’s
Bartelt
Brumder
Varsity
Pell and Le Roy win Manhattan doubles title shot
T R Pell and R Le Roy advanced to challenge Harold Hackett and John Allen for the Manhattan doubles championship after beating Irving C Wright and Edgar W Leonard 6 3 6 7 11 9 in the final. They had earlier defeated W C Grant and H L Westfall in three sets 4 6 6 4 6 2.
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T. R. Yell
Robert le Roy
Harold F. Hackett
John A. Allen
Manhattan
New York
Long Island
Wylie C. Grant
Herbert L. Westfall
Yale
Hackett
Allen
Dimon E. Roberts
Robert T. Bryan
Henry J. Mollenhauer
George P. Touchard
Henry H. Mollenhauer
T. R. Pell
R. le Roy
W. C. Grant
HL. Westfall
Irving C. Wright
Edgar W. Nard
Public School 160 outdoor games tie at Seward Park meet
Interclass track and field meet at Seward Park saw 8B1 and SR2 tied for the 160 score with 12 points each, followed by 6B1 with 9 and 8A1 with 7. Events included sprint dashes, relays, broad jumps, and a running broad jump series with multiple weight classes and top finishers named from 6A1 7A2 and 8B1 among others. The meet featured several close finishes and listed times, distances, and placements for each event.
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Seward Park
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I. Kirachman
O. Herman
J. Kandel
M. Glaser
B. Cohen
Selden
Sal
C. Moskowitz
Mirrer
H. Weinick
A. Fischer
H. Hochstein
H. Shacher
Welmtrath Tal
Prezeworsky
Erkremer
Kirsh
Antman
Barth
Y M C A Summer Auto Schools Open This Week
The West Side Young Men’s Christian Association announces two summer automobile school sessions. The first starts Tuesday night with five weeks of lab and shop work in the garage over four afternoons per week. The second runs four evenings weekly with lectures and reed work in addition to shop instruction.
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West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
Elmileries
Long Island Auto Club endurance run yields perfect scores
Nineteen of twenty starters finished the two day event at the Long Island Automobile Club in Brooklyn. A. D. Fink’s Haynes from Brooklyn crashed near Mattituck but occupants escaped injury. car later left for repair. Class A Cadillac and Maxwell posted perfect scores, with multiple ties in Classes B and C and leaders arriving by early evening.
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Long Island Automobilile Club
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Long Island
Haynes
A. D. Fink
Joh Selber
Cadillac
I. C. Kirkham
Maxwell
Ik. H. Barnum
Columbia
E. Pardee
Oldsmobile
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Pope Hartford
Matheson
Packard
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Winton
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Willard P. Reid
Hartford
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Thomas
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Holeman
W. &. Williamson
W. J. Hunt
Cad. Co
N. Y
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Queen
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A- D. Corwin
Bruns Auto Co
W. HH. Bower, Jr
Storms & Sherwood
F. Rockliff
E. H. Barnum
R. EB. Pardee
Pope-Hartford
Southworth Co
C.g.and
John Steber
R. G. Howell
Aerocar
A.M. Columbia
Pope
Motor Sales Co
Chast Matheson
R. G. Kelsey
H. Burns
Pope-Toledo
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E. B. Strong
A. B. Te Dolson
Auto Maintenance Co
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Chas
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New Stevens Yacht Heitts The Owera Arrives In New York
The steam yacht Owera, built for Frederick H. Stevens of the New York Yacht Club, arrived in New York from New London after crossing the Atlantic. She first touched at New London then dropped anchor off the New York Yacht Club station at Twenty third Street before heading to South Brooklyn for overhaul ahead of cruising season.
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New York
New London
Frederick H. Stevens
New York Yacht Club
Leith
Scotland
Twenty-third Street
Brooklyn
Wesleyan Elects Athletic Leaders
Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut elected athletic leaders at a mass meeting. Prof. James was named Faculty director of athletics, Raymond Munson was elected president of the Athletic Association, R. W. Rice was named basketball team manager, and George B. Croft was named tennis team manager.
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Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
James
Raymond F. Munson
Windham
N. Y
Athletic Association
R. W. Rice
Boston
George B. Croft
Mattapan
Mass
Regatta by First Battalion Naval Militia Today
The First Battalion Naval Militia holds an annual boat race today at 8 oclock. Start above the Cola University boathouse on 117th Street, finish opposite the United States Granite State moored at West Seventh Street. The main event is the divisional cutter race for the W. Duncan Jr. trophy with crews entered across four divisions.
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Naval Militia
Naval Militis
Cola University
117Th Street
United States
Granite State
West Seventh Street
W. Duncan, Jr
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