Yankees Home Return Ended By Tigers 2 to 0
Detroit Tigers hand New York a 2 to 0 defeat in the thirteenth Yankee home game back at Polo Grounds. Ray Caldwell struggled with control and fielding as Willie Mitchell limited the Yankees with strong left handed pitching. Tub Spencer and Tub Caldwell starred for Detroit, driving in runs and anchoring the defense while Ty Cobb drew boos on his first return visit.
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Yankees
Siso
Ty Cobb
Charley Herzog
Giants
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Herzog
al Walters
Hughey Jennings
Hughey
Jimmy Burke
Crawford
Sam Twins
Detroit
Bill Donovan
Ray Caldwell
Tigers
Caldwell
Panama
Donovan
Willie Mitchell
Mitchell
Baker
Hughey High
Philadelphia
Angel Aragon
Miller
SPsrBall TODAY Americans vs Detroit Pele Grounds
A brief item notes a sports event titled SPsrBall today featuring the New York Americans and Detroit. location Pele Grounds and admission listed as zero cents.
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Detroit
Pele Grounds
Baseball Yesterday's Results and Standings
In the American League Detroit beat New York 3 to 0 and Boston topped Cleveland 5 to 1. National League results include Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 and Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 2. Standings show Boston 37 wins 10 losses, Chicago 28 13, New York 20 16, Cleveland 22 21, St. Louis 23 21, Philadelphia 13 23, Washington 13 25. Tonight's schedule lists Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington, New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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National League
Mamaux Wins First Victory In Pittsburgh’s 3 2 Opening Win
Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the western series opener giving Mamaux his first win of the year. Wild at times, he left after a seventh inning with two runners on base before Jacobs finished. Key hits by Hinchman Brief and Ward, plus errors by Bancroft Cooper and Stocker, fueled Pittsburgh’s two runs in the second. Philadelphia answered with a fourth inning run and a fifth inning triple by Luderus.
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Mamaux
Amaux
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Bancroft
Cooper
Stock
Hinchman
Brief
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Miss Vanderhoef Wins Hard Match in Tennis
In the Ardsley Club women's invitation, Miss Marion Vanderhoef advanced to the semi finals after a three set win over Natalie Browning. Miss Helene Pollak also reached the semis after overcoming Magaret Taylor, while Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Miss Marie Wagner won their third round encounters.
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Marie Wagner
Helene Pollak
Marion Vanderhoef
Mis Molla Bjurstedt
Miss Bjurstedt
Miss Wagner
Lttle
David ©. Mills
Rawson Wood
Miss Pollak
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Eee
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Brigeerault
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Marie Wagnerie
David C. Milihiak
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Ganderhoef
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Molla Blurood
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Atedt
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Naers
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Bjur- K. van Winkle
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de- Margaret Taylor
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Reds Tounr St Louis In Third Game Victory
Cincinnati took the third game of the series from St Louis, scoring in three innings and holding on for a 4 to 2 win. Steele yielded early runs for St Louis while Cincinnati capitalized on miscues and timely hitting led by Roush and Groh. Left on bases were 6 for Cincinnati and 4 for St Louis as Ames and Steele pitched for the decisive stretch.
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Quigsey
Mays Puzzle to Indians in Boston Victory
Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 in the first game of Mays as the Western invasion began. Boehling started for Cleveland, lasted six innings, then Coumbe relieved. Home run by Gardner provided the only Cleveland runs while Boston piled up seven hits and four walks. Time one hour seven minutes. Umpires Hildebrand and O Loughlin.
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Washington Club Registers for Military Service
Washington May 81 members of the Washington Baseball Club registered for military service under the conscription act at the District Building. Only two, Mc Bride and Craft, are exempt. Listed eligible players include Ainsmith Ayers Dumont Galla Charity Harper Henry Jamieson Johnson Shaw Crane Foster Judge Leonard Morgan Shanks Menosky Milan Smith Rice. Minneapolis May 81 members of the local American Association club registered as well. Knight Altizer and Owen exempt as over age.
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Johnson
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Braves Beat Browns in Exhibition Tilt in Toronto
Rain interrupted a Boston Nationals and St. Louis Americans exhibition game in Toronto at the end of the sixth, with Boston leading 4 to 3. Incomplete innings and unclear formatting leave the score by innings and some player names garbled, but the decisive line shows Boston ahead before weather halted play.
New York State League Scores Listed
Elmira defeated Syracuse 34 to 2 while Utica and Wilkes Barre both won 4 to 3. Harrisburg and Reading broke even at 3 to 8 and Scranton 8.
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Btuton
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Wilkes-Barre
Harrisburg
Reading
Scranton
Reach Finals at Yonkers in Amackassin Club Tennis
In Yonkers Amackassin Club tournament Mrs. M. B. Huff and Miss St. Means reach the final round in women's singles. Huff beats Mrs. F. Waring 6-3 6-4 while Means overpowers Mrs. Inigo Hartman 5-7 6-4 6-3. Hartman had earlier defeated Mrs. Strauss in three sets.
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M. B. Huff
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Hartman
F. J. Strauss
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Herbert Taylor
Willard Botsford
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Scarboro doubles shine at Sleepy Hollow event
Frederick B. Alexander and Harry B. Parker debuted in the Sleepy Hollow invitation and beat Inman and Plummer 6 1 1 9 to reach the doubles semi finals. H. Whitney and Harold Throckmorton defeated Man Jr. and Le Roy 6 3 9 7 to advance in the lower half. Whitney and Throckmorton then overcame Alexander and Parker 6 1 6 in the semi final.
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Sleepy Hollow
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Harold Throckmorton
Alrick H. Man, Jr
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Tarker
Behr and Porter win Decoration Day doubles at Greenwich
Behr and Porter defeat Murray and Inman in the Field Club of Greenwich round robin. Murray, ranked No 4 nationally, loses first tournament appearance of the season. Major and Johnston fall to Behr and Porter in a tight set 6-4 7-5 10-8.
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New York Athletic Club Spring Games Go Military in Theme
The 98th NYAC Spring Games at Travers Island will feature a strong military flavor. Enlisted athletes compete in a four fifths mile relay, a half mile walk, and a one mile run in service uniforms or athletic gear. Red Cross nurses assist, proceeds benefit the Red Cross, and an exhibition drill by the club's Military Training Battalion is planned amid nearly 500 entries.
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Regret triumphs at Belmont amid mixed Derby build
Whitney's Regret wins the feature third race by eight lengths at Belmont Park as 5 000 spectators watch. Al M Dick defeats Skeptic by a neck in a tight Mineola Handicap, while Paganini caps the two-year-old maiden race in a clear leading move.
Five Races At Belmont Show Mixed Entries And Times
Two year olds race in a selling at a quarter mile and a half furlongs with weights listed from Ballast to June Bug. The steeplechase for maidens over two miles features Royal Amber Sparks Pan dean and others. The Richmond Handicap for three-year-olds up goes six furlongs with Old Koenig and Stratdore among contenders. Three-year-olds and up race one mile and a sixteenth in the Queens selling handicap with Sam McMeeken Brynlimah Sasen Fagle Air Man Pullux and others. Maiden two-year-old fillies and colts contest four and a half furlongs with Paddy Heauteous Mrs Trubtel and more. Weather clear track good.
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Seven blue ribbons for Moore at Devon Horse Show
Judge William K. Moore of Pridea Croge ing Massachusetts won seven blue ribbons and two seconds at the Devon Horse Show in Philadelphia on day two. His entries included Lard and lathes team Pick em Up winning second, Micah and Hountiful taking multiple seconds, and White alt Ariel defeating Miss Vauclain's Liay Dilham in harness horse classes. Charles E. Coxe’s Whitbrook Farm stables claimed five blues with Tissington Amity Dinarth Fancy and Rusher Calvino Shinfield Antelope among winners.
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Callahan Beats Harvey In Brooklyn Ring Bout
Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn outpointed Johnny Harvey of Harlem over ten rounds at the Clermont Sporting Club. Callahan used long range tactics to dominate the later rounds and secure victory.
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London and New Haven Clash in Narrow Defeat
In a compact scoreline briefing, London falls 4 to 2 at New Haven while Lawrence loses 54 to Worcester 2. Portland pockets 11 against Springfield 4 and Bridgeport edges Hartford 6 to 2.
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Baseball Scores from Multiple Cities
In an eight inning Vy agreement Atlanta defeated Birmingham eight to one. Little Rock beat Odile four to four. New Orleans routed Memphis eight to two. Chattanooga earned a two to one victory over Nashville.
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Herman in Ring Tonight in New York Card
Pete Herman the former bantamweight champion meets Joe Lynch in the main event at Pioneer F C New York. The show features other ten round bouts including Harlem A C and Vanderbilt A C cards with Villa Johnson Malone Kelly Nelson and Schmader among the listed matchups.
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New Orleans
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New York
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Referee Kid McPartland to lead Moran vs Morris bout
Kid McPartland who officiated the Leonard Welsh title fight was chosen to referee the ten round clash between Cal Morris and Frank Moran at the Harlem 3 Club next Monday night.
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Henry Leonard
Freddie Welsh
Cal Morris
Oklahoma
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Harlem
Quality tailored summer suits from English serge
We strive for top quality in our summer clothes with silk lined suits of English serge. Superfine is the only word, yet prices are moderate.
Unclear Street Scene at Broadway and 13th to 41st
Fragmentary OCR notes place Broadway near 13th 34th and 41st streets with scattered references to corners and directions. It mentions Warren and a four at Fifth Avenue in incomplete form, lacking clear event or outcome.
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