Americans Lead for Championship in Dramatic Baseball Day
The Greater New York team surged to first place by routing the champions as the Athletics risk losing leadership. Wiltse dominated the Quakers as the Giants beat Philadelphia. Pittsburg prevailed while Chicago could not play due to wet grounds.
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Clevelands
Philadelphians
New Yorks
Orth
Hogg
Athletics
Bender
Plank
Giants
Wiltse
Quakers
Pittsburg
Chicagos
Baseball scores and games scheduled for today
In the American League New York defeated Philadelphia 10 to 2 and Boston beat Washington 12 to 8 while Cleveland edged Chicago 3 to 2 and St. Louis downed Detroit 4 to 1. In the National League New York won 6 to 0 over Philadelphia and Brooklyn 5 to 0 over Boston. Games today include Philadelphia at New York two games and Washington at Boston with other matchups across leagues.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
National League
Cincinnati
Ork
Washin
New York Defeats Athletics 10 to 2 to Lead AL
Greater New York dominates the American League race by routing the Athletics 10 to 2 in front of about 6 000 fans. Conroy leads with three hits and six RBIs including a first inning three-base hit, while Chesbro wins with eight scattered hits as New York seals a tenth straight victory and improves to 15 wins in 16 games.
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New York
Athletics
la Porte
Conroy
Williams
Happy Jack
Cnesbro
Coakley
Murphy
New Yorks
Cross
Tairten
Suout
Chesbro
Hurtsel
Ace
Hurtsell
Ambruster
Knight
Powers
Keeler
Elberfeld
Chase
Neelor
Aturphy
Coproy
Conroy Case
Armtruster «Idix
Wiltse Sparks New Yorks Past Philadelphia 6-0 in Nineteenth Century
Wiltse pitched a complete game shutout for the New Yorks, striking out seven and walking none as Duffy's youngsters failed to generate offense. Philadelphia managed only two cheap hits and committed one error, while Duggleby relieved and held the locals hitless through seven innings before New York broke through with a late scoring rally.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Wiltse
New Yorks
Duffy
Philadelphias
New York
Doolin
Gleason
Wiltie
Richie
Duggleby
Wilkie
Browne
Bowerman
Mertes
Brahilen
Magee
Devlin
Gilbert
Bransfield
Baseball game recap with Chesbro and Coakley
The line shows Chesbro 6 and Coakley 8 in a game with New York leaving 2 on base and Philadelphia 7. Hartsel Conroy Elberfeld and Williams had three base hits while Seybold Knight added two base hits. Cross Sacrifice, Conroy Chesbro stole bases, multiple double plays ended innings, and Um pire Mr O Loughlin, the game lasted one hour forty minutes.
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New York
Philadelphia
Devlin
Bowerman
Titus
Bransfield
Willie
Gilbert
McGann
Duggleby
Wiltse
Richie
Boston
Brooklyn
Bolewell
Casey
Tenney
Batch
Dolan
Lj Lumley
Jordan
Rain
Malon
Bates
Bergen
Strobel
Man
N’dham
Léwis
L’'domn
Str’klett
le Raeed
Brroniy N .Obscaea
Lumley
Alpan
Loston
Brooklirn
Witherup
Striecklett
Lindaman
Eame
Messrs
Carpenter and Johnstone
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Ribpoae
Meter
Bennett
Ganley
Shannon
Leach
Wagner
Thompson
Brown
Reaclearkaees
Grady
McBride
Ritchery
Sherhan
Phelps
Jlays
Smoot
Aimdt
Lieficks
Thomson
Frittaburg
Trompeon
Chesbro
Coakley
Hartsel
Conroy
Elberfeld
Williams
Seybold
Knight
Cross
Davis
Mr. O'Loughlin
Sudhoff
Washington
Glaze
Grimshaw
Schafly
Anderson
Hayden
Altizer
Stanley
Selbach
Godwin
Freeman
Smith
Young
Schefly
Hickman
Parent
Ferris
ball—Williams
Messrs. Hurst and Connors
Scague
Cleveland
Hahn
Flick
Jones
Bay
Isbell
Turner
Donahue
Olajoie
O'Neil
Rossman
Hart
J’kson
Roche
Bradlay
T’nehill
Bemis
Altrock
Ean Oe
Otal
Sotei
Chicago
Lajosie
Donohue
Rhoades
Mr. Sheridan
Detroit
Ribpoad
Ribpoab Stone
Cobb
H’phill
Linsay
O'wford
O’brien
O'Leary
Hartzell
Lindsay
Stone
Hemphill
Wallace
O’connor
Donovan
Niles
Jacobsen
Messrs. Connolly and Evans
Baltimore
Jersey City
Merritt
Hunter
Woods
Mullen
O’hara
Kelly
Keister
Grubb
Mason
Moren
Kerins
Cooper
Newark
Providence
McAuley
Poland
Engle
Brodie
Rock
Foster
McFarland
McCoy
Poole
Mr. Moran
Buffalo
R. H. EB
Toronto
Mitchell and Taft
Brocket and Wood
Baseball scores and standings from several leagues
Box scores recap games across Washington Boston Chicago St Louis and Eastern leagues with two base hits home runs and multiple pitchers. Notable plays include Altizer Peterson and Hickman homers for Washington and strong outings by Patten Harris Glaze and Smith. Standings show Buffalo Baltimore Jersey City Providence Newark Montreal Rochester Toronto and New York State League results through Wilkesbarre Syracuse Scranton and Utica.
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Glare
Eget
W. L
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Scores From Multiple Games Across Cities
American Association results list Milwaukee 7 over St. Paul 2 in Milwaukee. Toledo 2 over Columbus 0. Kansas City 5 over Minnesota 8. Hartford 2 over Holyoke 8. Bridgeport 5 over New London 1. Waterbury 2 over New Haven 9. Springfield 4 over Norwich 2.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Minnesota
Hartford
Holyoke
Bridgeport
New London
Waterbury
New Haven
Springfield
Norwich
Local Scores From New England League Matches
In Lynn Worcester defeated Lynn 13 to 2 at Lynn Worcester. Haverhill beat Fall River 8 to 6 at Haverhill Fall River. Bedford edged Manchester 2 to 1. Lowell lost 5 to ? at Lowell Lawrence.
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Lynn
Worcester
Haverhill
Fall River
Mare
Bedford
Manchester
Lowell—Lawrence
Lowell
Southern League Scores From Four Cities
At Atlanta Little Rock 2 1. At Birmingham Memphis 1. At Nashville New Orleans 5 0. At Montgomery Shreveport 4 2.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Montgomery
Shreveport
Public School 4 track meet crowns 8B champion at Macomb's Dam Park
Class 8B wins the Public School No 4 championship tied to the Public Schools Athletic League at Macomb's Dam Park. Class 8A finishes second with 16 points. Foovar the winner's margin is seven. Individual event winners include Emil Reubert and Jesse Appelbaum. relay and field event results feature multiple classes and athletes.
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Public Schools Athletic League
Macomb’s Dam Park
Foovar
Emil Reubert
Abraham Reubenstein
Giarry Fassig
Jesse Appelbaum
Aaron Cypres
Louis Storer
Max Kaplan
Gustav Lamm
Charles Heidt
Coleman Hanan
Jack Appelbaum
Louis Nodler
Jacob Rutz
Isidor Fellerman
William Dammann
Louis Godick
Isidor Grossman
Alexander Schacht
Edwin Coffey
Isidor Adler
Morris Weber
Robert Kemp
Francis McCaffery
Charles Miller
David Goldman
Mass Ladies Kennel Club Opens Third Outdoor Show
More than 600 dogs, the largest New England open air show crowd, displayed at Woodland Park Hotel grounds. Bernard Guggenheim of Utica swept the Great Dane class, Reginald Vanderbilt of Newport won the deer hounds prize, Bayview Kennels of Providence led greyhounds, Mrs. Seagrave of Wakefield won black Cocker prizes, Brynwood Kennels of Clinton claimed any color honors, Top Notch Kennels of Watermill won pointers, and Windholme Kennels of Islip took the Beagle winners.
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Auburndale
Mass
New England
Woodland Park Hotel
Massachusetts Ladies’ Kennel Club
Bernard Guggenheim
Utica
N. Y
Reginald G. Vanderbilt
Newport
Bayview Kennels
Providence
R. I
E.H. Seagrave
Wakefield
Brynwood Keneals
Clinton
Windholme Kennels
Islip
L. I
Supreme Court Ousts Delmar Jockey Club of St. Louis
The Missouri Supreme Court ordered the Delmar Jockey Club dissolved and fined it 5000 dollars for racing after a statute made bookmaking and selling chances a felony. Attorney General Hadley announced the ouster. After fines and costs are settled, trustees must pay remaining funds to stockholders.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Delmar Jockey Club
St. Louis
Hadley
Yachts Entered in Emperor's Cup Special Class
Kiel reports the special class for the Emperor's Cup lists entry Monricot and Santi from Spain, the former owned by King Alfonso, with other entrants including Angela II, Tilly VIII, Tilly VII, Sonderling, Lunula, Paul, Hans Paters, Greckauf, Molch, Vallent, Rest, Hannover, Panther, and the Swedish boat Svea.
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Kiel
Monricot
Santi
Alfonso
Frederick William
Angela II
Tilly VIII
Tilly VII
Sonderling
Lunula
Paul
Paters Hans
Greckauf
Molch
Vallent
Rest
Hannover
Panther
Svea
Americans Fail to Field Team for Bennett Cup Match
London June 1 American polo players in London cannot assemble a team to contest the James Gordon Bennett Cup in Paris. No match will be played this year due to the requirement that an American team must compete.
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London
Paris
Cornell crews reshuffled as three new fours debut
In Ithaca on June 1 coach Courtney retooled the Cornell rowing lineup. Three new fours were formed and rowed for the first time on the lake while the Varsity, second Varsity, and freshman eight raced two miles each on relays.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Courtney
Cornell
Autoists Reject Women for Club Membership
The Long Island Automobile Club rejected Miss Fanny Curtis’s application after it was revealed she was a woman and an automobile owner. The membership list had shown her as F Curtis until clarified, and the board chose to avoid establishing a women’s membership precedent.
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Long Island Automobile Club
Cumberland Street
Miss Fanny Curtis
F. Curtis
Committee On
Automobile Club of America
Board of Governors
Business Troubles Joseph Teitelbaum and Associates
Bankruptcy notices list Joseph Teitelbaum of 2060 Morris Ave Bronx with liabilities 2843 and assets 500 in uncollectible accounts. Judge Holt denies discharge for Richard J Cullen of 280 Canal St with liabilities 11991 and assets 3247 for alleged fraud. Aaronson Credit Centre at 62 Bowery holds meeting. Walter C Low elected trustee with 2000 bond. liabilities 33946 assets 100240. Barnet Chabarovsky of 141 Wooster St reports liabilities 19000 assets 15000. 50 cents on the dollar settlement. Albert A Kingsland of 296 Central Park West faces bankruptcy with creditors Olcott 6628 Fraser 5656 Seed 37000. accusations include transfer to prefer creditors. Debts exceed 60000.
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Morris Avenue
Bronx
Holt
United States District Court
Richard J. Cullen
Canal Street
Aaronson Credit Centre
Bowery
William H. Willis
Wall Street
Walter C. Low
Barnet Chabarovsky
New York Waist Company
Wooster Street
Myers & Goldsmith
Broadway
Albert A. Kingsland
New York
Central Park West
Philbin
3Éckman & Menken
George M. Olcott
Albert Fraser
John H. Seed
Kingsand
Bradstreet Reports Weekly Failures Across the United States
Bradstreet records 127 business failures in the United States this week, with regional totals of Mitte States 48 New England 19 Southern 22 Western 28 Northwestern 6 Pacific territories 1 and Canada 19. About 9 percent of failures have capital of $5000 or less and 4 percent have capital from $5000 to $20000.
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Bradstreet
United States
Mitte States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Pacific & and Territories
Canada
Court judgments filed list debts and creditors
The document lists numerous debtors and creditors with names such as Samuel Morris Greenwald Mary Dilcon Frances Ely Joseph Feldman and more. It notes judgments filed yesterday across cases involving the Metropolitan Life firms and New York entities with sums including 1 500 and 446 among others.
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Cu Brown
Archer
Walter M
Gorham
U. S
Morris
Greenwald
Dougherty
Mary
N. Wi
Dilcon
Chin
Ely
Frances
N. Y
Fellheimer
Jerome B
H. Michel
Feldman
Joseph
Fliegman
Jacob Rebecca Fliegmen
Porlg
Goss, Marie
Frederick Winkler Carabaatte
Gilmour
John M
Johnson-Kahn Co
Glatt
John C
Tel
Glazer Joseph
Home Ins. Co
Goldberg
Samuel
Harris
Ben
SaTilly
Mshai Tl
Hirsch
Wrm
Orlando P. Met- Cone
Jantzen
Margaret
A. Parsons
Kohner
Jacques M
Nathan Poley
Kreische R
Harry A. W
J. Ww
Draper Maury
Rescore Newsene
Kenny
Mary—Nicholas
Anson
Loizeaue
Meyer
Max
Arnold
Mansfield
Marg
Nicholas Davids
Meacham
Daniel B
Walter M. Gorbaw
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Marie
John Eae
Macallister
Walter Johnson- FE
Nathan
Louis Levene
Naefsey
John
Lewis A. Cushman
Ponte Taree
Dykens
Robert B
Niemeyer
Susie
Mann-Price Co
Neuberger
Jacob S
Benj. Lesser
Reynal
Sarah
N. Y. Tel. Co
Davis
Owen W
John F. Schmadeke
Oppenheimer
Henry
Joseph Stiefel
Rothschild
Solomons, Edw
Francis
H. Leggett & CO
Stern
Moses
James de Wot
Schmidt
Herman
H. Herrmann
Smith
Thomas G
Benj. Griffen
Tyler
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Samuel Rowland
Wiltenberg, Herman
Edwin L. Hawkins
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U. S. Lithograph Co
WEIS
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Harry
F. H. Leggett & Co
Zeichner
Louis
N. Y. Teleph. Co
Hillside Realty & Construction Company
Charles Downey
National Home Mutual ‘Company
John W. Smith
Cambridge Court Hotel Company
Nicholas Anson
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Hyman Caspert
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Frederick F. Proctor
Wells Realty & Construction Company
Samuel J. Buck
Debtor Creditor Names and Judgment Dates Clip
Debtor and creditor names appear with judgment dates such as Michele Briganti Tenement House Dept July 11 1905 canceled and William Brown Cleveland January 5 with note of related entries. Additional lines include Geo Briggs March 24 and other fragmented names indicating a collection of docket items.
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Gal Way
Clea Snes
Ees Lean & CO
S. Dubuc
Ropke
Pers and
Diedrich ‘Huneke
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