Reds Take One and Tie With Pittsburgh in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio May 31 Reds win one game and tie the other with Pittsburgh before a large crowd. The first game ends 2 to 1 for Cincinnati with Harmon vs Ames. The second game ends 6 to 5 at darkness after Pittsburgh rallies, with key hits including a three-base hit by Leonard and rallies in the fourth and eighth innings.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Harmon
Ames
Intiatt
Leonard
Wagner
Benton
Kenetchy
Gibgon
Clark
Carey
Niehoff
Hoff
Bateau
Herzog
Messrs
Byron and
Ortb
Baseball results from major leagues yesterday
American League results Keago beat Cleveland 6 to 1 and St Louis defeated Detroit 4 to 1. National League Chicago 11 St Louis 1. Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 5 called darkness. Federal League Chicago 1 Indianapolis 0. Kansas City 5 St Louis 3. International League Jersey City 3 Newark 2. Newark 7 Jersey City 5. Providence 7 Baltimore 2. Details include two games with Missouri teams, two extra innings noted, and scoring lines with hits by Carey Niehoff Bates and others.
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Keago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Federal League
Indianapolis
Kanane City
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Where They Play Today
Philadelphia at New York two games Washington at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn two games Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago Newark at Providence Baltimore at Jersey City Montreal at Rochester Toronto at Buffalo Baltimore at Brooklyn Buffalo at Pittsburgh Chicago at Kansas City Indianapolis at St Louis
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Clevland
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
International League
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Chicago Narrowly Beats Indianapolis 1 0 in Ninth
In Chicago Moseley faltered in the ninth but Chicago hung on to win 1 to 0 over Indianapolis. Beck scored on a clean hit after a walk and a wild pitch by Moseley. Batteries: Watson and Wilson for Chicago Moseley and Rariden for Indianapolis. In St Louis Kansas City surged late to win 8 to 3 after a pair of ties and extra innings.
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Chicago
Moseley
Indianapolis
Beck
Farrelll
Flack
Watson
Wilson
Rariden
Scores From City Rival Games
The record lists results by venue with teams Cleveland and Columbus facing five point spreads and the Kansas City and Milwaukee matchups also shown. Notes include game status with Minneapolis Saint Paul and Louisville Indianapolis scores alongside a game that was called.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Kansas City-Kansas City
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Benz Delivers No-Hit Show as Chicago Tops Cleveland 6–1
Chicago pitcher Joe Benz threw a no hit game against Cleveland as the Cubs won 6 to 1. Errors plagued both sides with two misplays aiding Cleveland’s lone run in the fourth. Bowman's wild outing led to reliever Blanding who was drilled, while Chicago capitalized on miscues to build the lead.
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Chicago
Joe Benz
Cleveland
Weaver
Wood
Alcock
Bisland
Graney
Rosler
Bowman
Blanding
Weav'r
Ed Chase
Bisi'd
Dem'itti
Collinart
Lgo Jeck'n
Bodie
DjLajoie
Schalk
Turner
Pir'm
Berger
Neill
Benz
Man
Bland
Lelivelt
Lapsle
LY OS
Collins
Chase
Demitt
Messrs
Egan and Evans
St Louis Defeats Detroit 4 1 In Baseball Tilt
St Louis beat Detroit 4 to 1 as Crawford hit a homer for Detroit in the fifth. Pratt scored on a double steal and Williams also contributed, with key plays by Shotten Austin and others. Baumgardner and Dubuc pitched for the teams in a one hour forty one minute game.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Crawford
Shotten
Austin
Pratt
Detroi Abrhpoa
Obush
Prat Williams
Agnew
Williams
Baumgardner
Dubuc
Baile
Bt. Louis
Menets, Connelly and
Dineen
Baseball Today At Polo Grounds Admission Fifty Cents
New York Americans face Philadelphia at Polo Grounds for a two game set with first pitch at 2 PM. crowds expected as teams battle for early season position in Memphis Nashville and Montgomery series notes.
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Kile
Memphis
Atlanta
Orleans
Montgomery
Nashville
New
Baseball Today
New York Americans
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Cup Candidates in Local Waters
Resolute has arrived at Glen Cove as three yachts prepare for the America's Cup defense against Shamrock IV. Vanitie leads in readiness but faces a time allowance penalty. Defiance undergoes mast reductions to lower rating. Resolute will race off Great Captain's Island with a expected favorable wind.
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Glen Cove
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IV
Herreshoft
Newport
Bristol
Greenwich
Alexander Smith Cochran
Vanitie
Defiance
Mar City Island
Resolute
Great Captain's Island
New York Yacht Club
Jheen
Vanitle
Jacob’s Yard
City Island
George Owen
Boston
Bill Dennis
William Gardner
Cup
Senntie
Robert W. Emmons
Yale Crews On Cruise Enjoy Long Long Island Sound Outing
Yale Varsity and freshman rowing squads rode yachts Sultana and Savarona for a cruise up Long Island Sound under coaches guidance returning to training. A ten mile Thames row is planned tomorrow if weather allows. Harvard crew arrivals loom with four eight shells arriving from Boston.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales
Long Island Sound
Sultana
Savarona
Thames
Red Top
Harvard
Crimson
Boston
Jersey City Teams Split Doubleheader In Bats Then Coast
Newark and Jersey City played two games with low scoring innings and errors noted. In the first game Newark was held to seven runs in the final tally as Jersey City rallied with key hits from Enzmann and Smith. The second game saw Jersey City gain a late surge to secure a win as Fell Britton and O Rourke contributed in the batter’s box while Tyler worked on the mound. In another matchup at Rocky Point Providence defeated Baltimore as Oldham Onslow Ruth Davidson and Eagan combined for the win.
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Jersey City
R. H. E. Newark
Enzmann
Smith
Thompson
Tyler
R.H.E
New York State League Scores Shaped by Road Victories
In Utica Utica beat Syracuse 8 to 1 while Binghamton edged Scranton 8 to 1. Elmira Wilkes-Barre led Elmira 6 to 8 and Albany defeated Albany 4 to 2 in separate games.
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Utica
Syracuse
Binghamton
Scranton
Felmira
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Albany
Troy
Eastern Association Scores Report Card
Waterbury beat Springfield 11 to 7 at Waterbury. Bridgeport tied New Britain 8 to 8. New Haven defeated Pittsfield 8 to 6 at New Haven.
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Eastern Association
Waterbury
Springfield
Bridgeport
New Britain
New Haven
Pittsfield
Yankees Buy Outfielder Meara From Perth Amboy
The New York Yankees have purchased the release of outfielder Meara from the Perth Amboy club in the Atlantic League. Meara, noted as the leading slugger of that organization, will report to Manager Chance today.
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Yankees
Meara
Perth Amboy
Chance
Youngster Abraham Bassford Wins Local Tennis Match
Eleven year old Abraham Bassford, son of Abraham Bassford Jr., triumphed in a plus 80 handicap singles match at the Eastern New York State championships held at the Westchester County Tennis Club in Hartsdale. He defeated G G Dickey in two straight sets 6 3, 6 3 and advanced to the third round of the handicap event as the tournament featured future hopes in both men’s and women’s divisions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Basesford
Abraham Bassford, Jr
New York
Westchester
Hartsdale
Young Bassford
G. G. Dickey
J. H. Steinkamp
C. F E. Moore
Steinkamp
S. Howard Voshell
Voshell
Fle
New York State
C. BE. Moore
H. F. Rothschild
M. E. Fox, Jr
S. S. Howard Voshell
J. M. Eliott
T. B. Lyon
D. E. Seeley
N. Crubb
FP. Russo
N. Hobbe
Dr. Ryan
C. Christie
Pell and Behr win Cedarhurst Cup doubles at Rockaway Club
Theodore R. Pell and Karl H. Behr captured the Cedarhurst Cup tennis doubles at the Rockaway Hunting Club Far Rockaway L I by defeating Raymond D. Little and Frederick C. Inman in three sets 6-3 1-5 6-4. Pell and Mathey reach singles semis. Larned dominates Bull and Leroy.
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Theodore R. Pell
Karl H. Behr
Rockaway Hunting Club
Far Rockaway
L. I
Raymond D. Little
Frederick C. Inman
Pell
William A. Larned
Dean Mathey
Princeton
Larned
C. M. Bull, Jr
Robert Leroy
Mathey
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
EF. P. Larned
Fell
Hunting Club
Theodore R. H. Behr
Hull Like Shamrock IV Reveals Historical Hull Parallels
Washington May 31 The hull of Sir Thomas Lipton s latest yacht described as a nautical crime is said to resemble in key aspects the hull patented years ago by William Motherell The older craft aimed at motor propulsion and hydroplane like speed with a 25 horsepower engine and a top speed around 24 miles per hour. Naval aides aided Motherell s trials and initial patent denial later granted after successful demonstrations. He later refused to surrender patent control which hindered financial success and left him in poverty at his death.
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Washington
Sir Thomas Lipton
William Motherell
Motherell
Potomac
Sir Thomas
Princeton Selects Ian McKenzie Track Captain for Next Year
Ian Douglas McKenzie of Hartford and Princeton junior class is elected captain of the Princeton track team for next year. He holds an interscholastic mile record of 4 26 and a Princeton mile record of 4 11 5 set May 16 in an open meet. He placed fifth in the intercollegiates last year and third at Cambridge yesterday. Baseball at Washington Park at 8:30 P M today features Brooklyn Feds against Baltimore Feds.
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Princeton
Ian Douglas McKenzie
Hartford
German Cyclist Leads Big Field at Newark Velodrome
Walter Rutt of Germany dominated the five-mile open professional race at the Newark Velodrome, defeating top riders including Jackie Clark and Frank Kremer after a prior comeback from a collarbone fracture. The meet featured a world-record tandem race, amateur sprints, and several professional events, with Alfred Grenda and Ernie Pye winning the French-style tandem.
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Walter Rutt
Germany
Newark
Rutt
Frank Kremer
Jackie Clark
Alfred Goullet
Alfred Grenda
Iver Lawson
Joe Folger
New Haven
Ecord
Frank Cavanagh
Freddy Hill
America
Ernie Pye
Australia
Walter Schlee
William Hanley
San Francisco
Gus Wohlrab
Jersey
Grenda
Pye
Menus Bedell Lyndbrook
Martin Ryan
Peter Drobach
Boston
Gus Wohlrach
Jersey City
Harry Kaiser
Bronx
Donald McDougall
New York
A. C
Waldemar Guldager
Denmark
A. Jackie Clark
Joseph A. Fogler
Brooklyn
Grand Prise
Robert Spears
Peter Drohach
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
Joseph A. Forler
Ivor Lawson
Salt Lake City
Floyd Krebs
BICYCLISTS MAKE MEMORIAL DAY CENTURY RIDE TO PHILADELPHIA
Six Century Road Club Association cyclists left 307 West Fifty fourth Street Friday evening and rode to Columbus Circle then to Philadelphia City Hall arriving Saturday morning. They faced a heavy rain near New Brunswick and a rock collision injuring S Segal’s wheel frame. They were greeted by local wheelmen including Edward Jensen Fred M Sanborn and Bb Wright and later joined by 100 Philadelphia riders before returning to Columbus Circle at night. A second annual photo run and races at Floral Park Long Island are planned.
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Century Road Club Association
Philadelphia
A. R. Jacobson
S. Segal
M. Naphtal
N. Naphtal
J. Glotzer
G. Steppello
West Fifty-fourth Street
O'Clock
Columbus Circle
City Hall
Edward Jensen
Atlantic City
Fred M. Sanborn
Bb. Wright
Baltimore
Crescent Bl. C
City Halil
Century
Quaker City
League Island Navy Yard
Floral Park
Long Island
Circle
Cox in close finish motor cycle event at Brighton
John Cox of New York won the two mile handicap motorcycle race at the Brighton Beach Motordrome finishing two yards ahead of Bert Sayers and George Sperl after a late surge. The eight race program also featured a three mile amateur race won by Gus Wohlrab of Jersey City and a mile open event won by Kaiser with Didier making a New York debut in a motor paced match race.
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John Cox
New York
Brighton Beach
Cox
Bert Sayers
Newport
George Sperl
Brooklyn
Sperl
Sayers
Gus Wohlrab
Jersey City
Donald McDougall
New York A. C
Harry Kaiser
Hio
Kaiser
Leon Didier
France
Revere Beach
Mass
Tite
Tilt
Motorgat
Johm Cox
Seraten
Cortello
New Revelle
Newark
Henri St
Mike Martin Keesler
Yves
Joe Dawson Remains Hospitalized From Race Injuries
In Indianapolis on May 31 six men were injured in the non mile auto race won by Rene Thomas in a Delage. Joe Dawson stayed in the hospital with serious injuries though officials said his condition was as well as expected. The extent of his injuries would take days to determine. Outgoing trains were crowded with departing race enthusiasts as the course fell quiet.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rene Thomas
Delage
Joe Dawson
Canoe Races on Hudson Open at Spuyten Duyvil
The Associated Canoe Clube of the Hudson closed its annual meeting with a half mile race opposite Spuyten Duyvil on the Jersey shore. Leo Friede dominated the open sailing event while Fort Washington entries led numerous divisions with close finishes across junior and senior races.
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Canoe Clube of
the Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil
Jersey
Leo Friede
Fort Washington D. C
Zuck
Fort Washington
Weben Terfer
Weise
Yonkers
Manhattan
Warrizon
Abeling
Sinszle Briade
Inwood
Reb Fort Washington
Schroeder
Fisher
Hehroe-der
McMann
Se Ond
Tigger
Slow Time On Speedway Harsh Conditions At Hacker Matinée
Heat affected by sun and road conditions slowed light harness horses at Hacker Speedway. Denver led Castle Dome in a close first heat of the championship trot before Denver won the second heat by about three lengths. Clover Patch defeated William Sell in Class A pace, and Blunt drove Kinney Methegor to win Class A trot. Road Drivers' Association plans to ask Parks Commissioner to allow viewing from the west driveway for shade.
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Hacker Speedway
Nathen Strauss Gray Goldline
Denver
J. H. Forster
Castle Dome
Istopher Hacktay
Chrett
Black Egeldinz
Coschude
Hunt
Clover Patch
Wiliam Sell
Huertha
Blunt Driving Family HL
W.W. Wilson
Carp
Kinney Methegor
Road Drivers’ Association
Pape Wins Four Tennis Matches in Queens Nassau Event
Walter L. Pape last year’s champion advanced to the final by winning four consecutive matches at the Great Neck Hills Country Club on clay. He defeated Ti L Watt 6-1 6-3 and W P Powell 6-4 1 1, E Ashley 8-4 6-3, to face Ralph Gatcomb in the final who beat J F Billings 6-3 4-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F .Billings
ens-Nessat
Waiter L. Pape
W. P. Fowell
Meria Johnson
Ralph Gathom
J. F. Billings
A. RK. Dunham
Defaui Sanmi
Gabomahb
Pope
Dountien
Dru Teleet
KE Ashley Amigi
F. Adama
Queens
Nase Thor
WL. Watt
WP Powell
F. B. Roundey
J.F. Filings
A. T. Hutchinson
Il. D. Alexander
Refusal halts Stadium Club boxing show this week
Refused offers from Billy Gibson end plans for Olah and Johnnie Dundee to box at Stadium Athletic Club on Thursday. Negotiations over purses failed. show cancellation likely, with next club event set for Thursday June 11 featuring Al May and Billy Murray. Other venues schedule multiple ten round bouts and amateur tournaments this week.
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Olah
Johnnie Dundee
Stadium Athletic Club
Billy Gibson
Ciba
Welsh
Dundee
St Laura
Twyford Athletic Club
Gibson
Stadium A. C
al May
Billy Murray
Olympic Club of Harlem
Donnelly
Gene Gilvey
Bronx
Young Beck
Adue Carter
Joe Doto
West
Rube Wilson
Texas
Paddy Cone
Fairmont Athl Club
Orgaanizations
Mrs G K Morrow Leads in Great Neck Golf Handicap
Saturday scores put Mrs G K Morrow ahead in the Great Neck Golf Club Mermorth Dey Handicapp for the trophy. Lloyd Cain made a late bid to upset her, but Morrow maintained her lead amid a field of club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Morrow
Great Neck Golf Club
Lioyd Cain
Clothing firm touts strong June demand and value
The retailer reports solid gains and optimism as June opens. They highlight a liberal stock of substantial stylish clothing for men and boys, emphasizing quality, variety, fair prices, and a money back guarantee to attract customers.
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