Giants Cruise Past Brooklyn Amid Multiple Errors at Polo Grounds
New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 at the Polo Grounds as McMillan’s three errors in the fifth inning helped the Giants build an unearned lead. Murray homered for the Giants while Ames and Bell fanned seven and three respectively. Brooklyn’s Jordan was unavailable and Lumley hurt a finger in the sixth as substitutions shuffled the outfield and order.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
McGraw
McMillan
Murray
Ames
Bell
Jordan
Hummel
Short
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O'Mara
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Schlei
Burch
Superbas
Lumley
Tenney
Bergen
Doyle
Alperman
Beil
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Kustus
New York
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Cccesse
Schleif
Messrs
Klem and
Emsilie
Yankees and Senators Doomed to Shutouts in Two Games
The New York Yankees and Washington Senators split a doubleheader in D.C. with the Yankees shut out 4–0 in game one and the Senators blanking New York 2–0 in game two. Manning and Smith starred for the visitors, while Groom and Hughes held the opponents scoreless in the second contest.
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New York Times
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Manning
Smith
Hughes
Groom
Kleinow
Street
Cree
Browne
Engle
Elberfeld
Hemphill
McBride
Donohue
Chase
Austin
Conroy
Milan
Clymer
New York
Donahue
Hat and suit choices for every taste in men's fashion
The text argues taste decides berries versus pine apples and hat styles like straw milans panamas and bangkoks, then asserts blue serges and fancy worsteds are equal in cut and quality. It promises thousands of suits in each fabric and style for selection.
Star Neglige Shirts and Ramie Underwear Promote Comfort
Ramie fibers promise high absorbency making Schlichten Ramie underwear ideal for warm weather. The piece highlights summer weight and athletic styles with Star branded neglige shirts priced from 1.50 to 5 dollars, signaling current fashion offerings.
Americans vs St. Louis in Baseball at American Park
Today at 4 P M the N X Americans host St Louis at American Park in a baseball game.
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American Segue Park
N. X
St. Louis
Baseball Summary From Early League Scores
New York Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg vs St Louis rain. American League shows New York Philadelphia Washington Boston Washington. New York Philadelphia Baltimore Jersey City. Eastern League lists Rochester Montreal Newark Providence Toronto Buffalo. American Association notes Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City.0
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Standings Snapshot From The Org League
The chart lists teams Rochester Buffalo Toronto Baltimore Montreal Jersey City Newark Providence and Providence with W and L records and percentages. It shows Rochester at 19 9 with a .616 pace and Buffalo 15 17 .469 among others in a midseason standings snapshot.
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W. L. W. L. P.C. Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimor
Montreal
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Unclear OCR Football Standings Fragment
The readable data lists several team abbreviations and records, including Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Columbus Toledo Kansas City St. Paul with various numbers. The fragment lacks a coherent narrative, dates, or full team names to form a complete item.
Baseball today schedule for two leagues
National League games include New York at Brooklyn 3 30 P M and Chicago at Cincinnati. Also St Louis at New York Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston and Boston at Pittsburg. Eastern League features Jersey City at Baltimore Providence at Newark Toronto at Rochester Montreal at Buffalo Minneapolis at Louisville St Paul at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo and Kansas City at Indianapolis.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
National League
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago Triumphs Over Cincinnati After Ninth Inning Tie
Chicago scored six runs in the tenth aided by four walks and an error to beat Cincinnati 9 to 3 after tying in the ninth. Sheckard hit a three base hit and Steinfeldt added a three base hit while Kane, Miller, Egan, and Tinker contributed. Hofman was ejected early for disputing a decision.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Sheckard
Karger
Hofman
Abrhpoa
Zel
Howard
McLean
Tinker
Downey
Moren
Rowan
Brown
Huggins
Dubuc
fBescher
Stanley
Miller
Egan
Steinfeldt
Kane
Schulte
Mitchell
Messrs, Rigler and Truby
Postponed NL games set with dates for 23 East and 3 West
National League acting president John Heydler announced the rescheduled dates for postponed games. Twenty three East and three West games cover matchups in Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh and St Louis. He travels to Cincinnati for a directors meeting, then a league session to decide Harry Pulliam’s restoration as president.
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John Heydler
National League
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Sirs Ponennrs
Heydler
League
Harry Pulliam
Vermont Defeats Manhattan College 8 to 1 in Burlington
University of Vermont opened strong with a 8 to 1 victory over Manhattan College in Burlington. Vermont capitalized on early hits and two big innings, while Manhattan failed to reach base until the eighth. Batteries listed as Ha and Archer, Burrington pitching.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Manhattan College Today
Vermont
R.H.B
Manhattan
Archer Ann Ynes
Burrington
Doubleheader split as Philadelphia and Boston win 1–0 games
Philadelphia and Boston split a twin bill with 1–0 wins each. In the opener Ganley and Murphy produced the decisive two-base hit and single, while superb defense featured Hooper, Speaker, Wagner, and French. In the nightcap Niles and Hartsel delivered the runs for Boston on a wild throw and Speaker’s hit as Philadelphia pitching shut out Boston.
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Boston
Ganley
Murphy
Niles
Baker
Speaker
Hooper
Wagner
French
Hartsel
Collins
Oj Gessler
Davis
Walter
Barry
Thomas
Spencer
Krause
Donohue
Ryan
Gessler
Wolter
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Burchell
Plank
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Collina
Messrs. Sheridan and Egan
Carrigan Diagnosed With Blood Poisoning Inbleeding
Catcher Carrigan of the Boston American League team has been sent home by Manager Lake due to a serious blood poisoning. He was injured when spiked sliding into home plate about two weeks ago and gangrene developed with his left leg and knee swollen. It will be weeks before he can play again.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Lake
Pitcher Chappelle Sold to Rochester Club
Cincinnati reports pitcher Chappelle, bought from Boston ten days earlier, was sold today to the Rochester Club in a midseason transaction.
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Rochester
Cincinnati
Boston
Rochester Club
Brooklyn Handicap Field Shapes Up For Gravesend Opener
Trainer channels and recent form define the Brooklyn Handicap as Celt leads the expected field at Gravesend. Top contenders include King James High Private Celt Wise Mason Joe Madden and others with recent Belmont Park exposure.
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King James
F. A. Forsythe
High Private
Toronto
New York
James R. Keene
Celt
Sheepshead Bay
Jockey Club
Belmont Park
Wise Mason
Joe Madden
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Sandman
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Helen Carroll
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London Light
Seymour Beutler
McCarter
Dreamer
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Saginaw
Jorrocks
Sir Gaze
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Miss Randolph
Allowan
Buckmaster Declines England Polo Cup Call
Walter Buckmaster, Britain's top polo player, refuses to play England against Meadow Brook for the American Polo Cup starting June 23. Officials cite his exchange duties as reason, while others blame late selection. A factional fight on the Selection Committee is noted, with Capt. Miller and his brother C. D. Miller under discussion.
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London
Walter Buckmaster
Great Britain
England
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Buckmaster
The
Stock Exchange
Capt. Miller
Cc. D. Miller
Point Judith Wins Great Neck Challenge Cup Game
Point Judith polo team defeated Great Neck 7 to 3 in the second match for the Great Neck Challenge Cup. J. P. Grace scored all three Long Island goals as Point Judith displayed strong teamwork and even handicaps. Rockaway meets New Haven four on Thursday.
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New York Times
Great Neck
L. 1
Point Judith
J. P. Grace
Long Islands
W. R. Grace
G. Bacon
H. B. Brown
Judith
E. A. Clark
Hamilton Hadden
Malcolm Stevenson
S. von Stade
Rockaway
New Haven
Corbett Draws Sammy Smith At Fairmont. Ladou vs Sonny Smith Rematch
Leach Cross injured his hand in a ten round loss to Young Erie last Friday, forcing cancellation of the Corbett bout at the Fairmont Club this Friday. Corbett will face Sammy Smith instead, a foe who has shown well locally. A ten round semifinal pairs Jack Ladou with Sonny Smith in a rematch.
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Leach Cross
Young Erie
Young Corbett
Fairmont Club
Corbett
Sammy Smith
Jack Ladoo
Sonny Smith
Morris High Wins Borough Baseball Title Over Commerce 5 to 1
Morris High School defeated the High School of Commerce 5 to 1 at American League Park to claim the Manhattan Bronx Richmond borough championship. Yule pitched better than Mellin as Morris benefited from Commerce errors and a few umpire calls. The win sets up a city title showdown with Commercial High School for the Public Schools Athletic League trophy.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
High School of Commerce
Commerce Boys
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Yule
Mellin
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Commerch
Abrhpough
Nixon
Ij Héhm
Kelley
Leslie
St. John
Cohn
Driscoll
Oj Lent
Polley
Blliffe
Young
Griman
Morrell
Wendel
Brown
Board
Grossman
Hirschman
Lent
Commerce
Elliffe
Mr. Burroughs
New York State League Scores Reported
In Syracuse the state league tally shows Syracuse 2 Elmira 0. Gtica 7 over Binghamton 1. Albany 5 defeats Scranton 2. Troy 6 earns win over Wilkesbarre 5.
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Syracuse
Elmira
Gtica
Binghamton
Albany
Scranton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Tri-State League Scores and Standings Brief
Lancaster over Reading 5 to 4 and York 4, Trenton 8, Johnstown Altoona rain. Boston Nationals 8, Harrisburg 4. Compact roundup of minor league results with city teams and scores.
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Lancaster
Reading
York
Trenton
Johnstown-Altoona
Boston Nationals
Harrisburg
New England League Scores Across Cities
In the New England League Haverhill beat Lynn 18 to 2 while Lawrence defeated Fall River 9 to 1 and New Bedford 8 to 2, with Worcester ending at 2.
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Haverhill
Lynn
Lawrence
Fall River
New Bedford
Worcester
Connecticut League Bridge Scores Report
Bridgeport leads New Britain 4 to 3 at springfield, Holyoke shuts Waterbury 3 to 1, Hartford defeats New Haven 5 to 0 in Connecticut League action.
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Bridgeport
New Britainston
Springfiee
Holyoke
Waterbury
Hartford
New Haven
Southern League score notes for Montgomery game
Fragmentary report from Montgomery in the Southern League shows a 4 to 2 result for Rock over Montgomery with unclear sequencing and possible notations about Nashville and Neu.
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Montgomery
Rock
Gs Neu Nashville
Weston guest at Wyoming ranch visit
Roosevelt toured a Wyoming ranch with Weston's presence noted as a short visit. A veteran, still handicapped by gales and rain, wades Creek and climbs fences en route.
Weston’s Transcontinental Walk Progress Report
On the sixty eighth day of his cross country trek from New York to San Francisco the 71 year old Weston logs segment miles toward a 100 day goal. The post road route covers 4300 miles with planned legs from New York to Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Agate Nunn Carr and XL Ranch with two days uncompleted.
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New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
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Weston Diaries From Wyoming Trek Across Stormy West
Edward Payson Weston reports a difficult start to a cross Wyoming journey dated June 1 from 7 X L Ranch Wyo. He braves gale rain and cold to reach 9 miles from Lone Tree Creek, aided by foreman Ashley L. Gleason and assistant William Acer. He plans toward Boelie and the Union Pacific line, hoping for improved weather and steady four mile per hour progress. He notes President Roosevelt once visited this Wyoming ranch and mentions Senator Warren of Wyoming as owner.
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New York Times
Edward Payson Weston
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Lone Tree Creek
Fort Collins
Ashley L. Gleason
William Acer
Senator Warren
Wyoming
President Roosevelt
West
Bitzer
Union Pacific Railroad
Boiie
Union Pacific
Sherman
Divide
Edward Thompson equals world bowling record at MSG
Edward Thompson of Park Row Bowling Club New York matched the world three game mark of 699 at Madison Square Garden surpassing the prior national record. His scores were 246 210 and 243 with a missed third strike in the final frame preventing a 700. Fred Clinch posted 268 for high single. Two man leaders Bowes and Windheim (1 243) topped the event while Corinthian No 8 led five man teams.
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Park Row
New York
Madison Square Garden
National Bowling Association
Thompson
Fred Clinch
Corinthian Club
Bowis
Windheim
Utica
Carl and Haller
Brooklyn
Winheim
Charles Buonamo
Rochester
Fred Hegeman
H. J. Miller
Paul Loetje
A. J. Geugenbach
Baltimore
Bowes
Buffalo
Helitus and Cohn
Smith and Gebhard
Edwards and Weissert
New York Inter-State
Strang Sweeps Decatur Memorial Day Auto Races
Lewis Strang wins the fifty mile Derby in 59 4/5 minutes aboard a Buick Cobe trophy racer at Decatur Illinois. Dewitt finishes second on a Buick, Cleveland third on Pope-Hartford, Fowler fourth on Haynes. Strang also wins the Five Mile Free-for-All in 5:52 and the Five-Mile Handicap with a 3 second handicap, Dewitt second and Dunkle third.
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Dewitt
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Pope-Hartford
Fowler
Haynes
Hart
Dunkle
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Smith Edges Maloney In Ten Round Jersey Bout
Howard Smith of Elizabeth New Jersey defeated Tommy Maloney of New York in a ten round decision at the Brown Athletic Association venue on West Twenty third Street. Smith led on points through nine rounds as Maloney’s early bursts cooled and the referee warned Maloney over use of forearms. The ninth round saw clinching as Maloney fought to avoid punishment while a crowd outside the Longacre Athletic Club on West Twenty ninth Street was dispersed by police after warnings against holding the bout.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Tommy Maloney
New York
Brown Athletic Association
West Twenty-third Street
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Maloney
Brown
Longacre Athletic Club
West Twenty-ninth Street
O'Reilly
West Thirtieth Street
Fishing and fishermen report strong catches at Sheepshead Bay area
High tide window June 2 to June 5. Sheepshead Bay becomes a hotspot for blackfish seabass and weakfish. Anglers at the stone pile near the bay report record blackfish and seabass catches. Brockie Johnson of Brooklyn lands eight blackfish near Emmons Avenue. Ulmer Park pier and Gravesend Bay produce porgies and weakfish. Taurus off Seabright sees abundant blackfish. Paul Frey John Oberg boat sixty five blackfish and two seabass. Old Homestead Fishing Club posts 175 blackfish and 24 seabass.
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Brooklyn
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Ulmer Park
Gravesend Bay
Seabright
Paul Frey
John Oberg
Old Homestead
Miss Mary Crozer Page Triumphs After Fall at Philadelphia Show
At the Philadelphia Horse Show Miss Mary Crozer Page rode her entry Ramesis in the jumping class, was thrown when the fence fell, remounted, and finished the round. She also displayed skill aboard Tansy. Reginald Vanderbilt swept blue ribbons with Lord Brooke, Lord Burleigh, and Dr. sel wonk.
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Penn
Ramesis
Mary Crozer Page
Johnson and Kaufman agree on Labor Day bout terms
Boxers Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman reached terms for a Labor Day clash with a forty five round or finish rule in England France or the United States. California bids limited to twenty rounds and Australia barred. Negotiations led by Charley Harvey for Kaufman and Baron Wilkens's venue in New York.
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al Kaufman
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France
United States
California
Australia
Charley Harvey
Billy Delanay
Kaufman
Johnson
Baron Wilkens
West Thirty-fifth Street
New York
Burns
Murphy Bets Baldwin In Twelve Round Decision
Tommy Murphy of New York defeated Matty Baldwin of Boston in twelve hard rounds at the Armory Athletic Association. The bout was even to the seventh round as Murphy’s cross punches began to tell and Baldwin took the blows with grit.
Glover to Box Wagener in Bantamweight Ten Round
Boston’s Johnny Glover faces Joe Wagener in a ten round bantamweight contest at the Olympic Athletic Club next Monday night. Glover is noted for clever ring tactics and hailed as a top local challenger.
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Johnny Glover
Wagner
Boston
Joe Wagener
Olympic Athletic Club
Touchard Beats Hackett In Tennis Semi Final Clash
Gustave F. Touchard defeated Harold H. Hackett 0-6 7-5 7-5 in the Felipe Challenge Cup singles second to fourth rounds at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Hackett, former Felipe champion, hopes to reclaim the cup but falls in a pivotal semifinal.
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Harold H. Hackett
Hackett
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Theodore R. Pell
Wylie C. Grant
H. L. Ehrich
P. Foster
G. M. Church
L. A. Grant
E. F. Walsh
R. M. Beckley
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