Giants rebound to beat Reds 5 to 2 at Polo Grounds
New York Giants regain form at home defeating Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 in a game marked by Mathewson's steady work and slugging by Devlin Bridwell and Murray. Ground-Murphy adds horticultural flair as Umpire Kane calls safe on a disputed play.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg in First Home Clash Five Straight
Brooklyn wins fifth straight by four runs in the home opener against Pittsburg II. Barger pitched brilliantly allowing three hits. Hummer led with a double and triple and Daubert’s sensational fielding fueled the win. Final score Brooklyn 4 Pittsburg 1.
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Phillies beaten by St. Louis in high scoring game
Phillies fell to St. Louis 19 to 6 in Philadelphia. Philadelphia pitchers issued eleven walks while St. Louis hurlers walked seven. Huggins started and worked several innings, issuing four free passes.
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Phila Elphih
St. Louis
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Baseball Yesterday's Results Summary
National League games featured New York defeating Cincinnati 6 to 2 and Brooklyn beating Pittsburg 2 to 1. St Louis won 10 to 5 over Philadelphia while Chicago routed Boston 5 to 1. American League saw rainouts at Washington Cleveland and Philadelphia Detroit. Eastern League results included Jersey City 6 Newark 4 with wet grounds at several venues.
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Pittsburg
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Philadelphia
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Boston
Washington
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Unclear sports standings fragment from Chicago to Boston
Fragmentary table lines show multiple city abbreviations and numbers likely reflecting team scores or standings. Names and figures such as Chicago St Louis New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston appear with inconsistent values, suggesting a partial scoreboard extract.
Regional Labor Ledger Signals Shifts in City Firms
Fragmentary OCR lists agency codes and city names including Philadelphia Cleveland New York Washington Detroit Chicago Boston and Louisville with numeric figures that may reflect payrolls, scores, or financial metrics. The text lacks full context but implies a mapping of firms or offices to performance figures across multiple cities.
Statistical Ledger of Team Percentages and City Codes
A compact listing of team abbreviations and city codes with paired percentage figures. Includes entries for Toronto Buffalo Newark Baltimore Providence Montreal Rothestier Jersey City and others with two numeric values per line.
Baseball clash ties nine games on slate card
The schedule lists Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn St Leula at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis Baltimore at Newark Jersey City at Providence Montreal at Rochester Toronto at Buffalo. Umpire Jenban sent pia to clubhouse for disputing a decision. Philadelphia wins 5 to 4 over St Louis, with detailed box of ABRHP and scoring notes and pitching changes.
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Providence
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Jersey City
Newark
Chicago Beats Boston in Opening Eastern Trip Game
Chicago won 5 to 1 in Boston scoring in the ninth inning after Brown left with two out and one on. Key hits included Sheckard Herzog and Tinker with Chicago misplays by Sheinfeldt and Sweeney. Overall pitching held Boston to one run, with Brown and Richie allowing runs and Ferguson closing.
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Syracuse shuts out Columbia in no-hit victory
Syracuse defeats Columbia 5 to 0 on South Field as pitcher Cottrell throws a no hitter. Columbia’s offense is stifled by strong Syracuse pitching and ragged defense. O'Neale allows four hits in the seventh inning while Power drives in two runs for the Orange.
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B. Kennedy
Yale and Holy Cross play to scoreless tie in extra innings
In New Haven on June 1 Yale and Holy Cross battled to a 0 0 tie after the game was halted at the end of the eleventh inning so Holy Cross could catch a train. Mahoney starred in the field for Holy Cross while both pitching staffs delivered strong performances.
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Holy Cross
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Iwhaten
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McIntyre Tammers
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West Point shuts out Stevens Institute 6 to 0
West Point baffles Stevens Institute 6 to 0 as Devore yields six hits in a complete game. Cadets rally in seventh inning with four singles to push four runs, supported by sharp defense and Saunders pitching for Stevens. West Point totaled seven hits to Stevens two, with five West Point runners left on base and Stevens struck out eight times.
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Stevens Institute
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Skeeters Beat Sailors In Cold Newark Tilt 6 to 4
In Newark on June 1 the Skeeters defeated the Indians 6 to 4 despite frigid conditions. Ferry pitched well for Jersey City while Mueller struggled for Newark, with notable hits by Keily and Hanford. The game lasted two hours and five minutes with Byron and Murray umpiring.
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Princeton Defeats Amherst 9 to 5 in Baseball Bout
Princeton, N J June 1 Princeton batted McClure hard for two innings and beat Amherst 9 to 5. Woodle hit a home run and supplied several runs with passes. Score by innings shows Princeton nine hits and four errors while Amherst had two runs in the third and sixth innings. Batteries Woodle Dawson McClure Henry. Umpire Van Cleef.
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N. J
McClure
Amherst
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Mr. van Cleef
Lafayette Pitcher Demott Wins Against Penn
Lafayette star pitcher Demott won his game against the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia with a first inning home run through the arch into Thirty-third Street. The Lafayette team led by Demott scored five runs in the first inning while Penn added four runs for a final score of five to four.
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Awk
Harvard Wins Erratic Game
Harvard defeated Phillipe Exeter Academy 8 to 0 at Soldiers Field in Cambridge Massachusetts in a loosely played game. Score by innings not provided.
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Mass
Harvand
Phillipe-Exeter Academy
Soldiers’ Field
Yale Crews Arrive at Gales Ferry for Practice
Yale crews totaling forty two men arrived from New Haven and immediately rowed on the Thames at Gales Ferry Conn The varsity eight with Colburn as stroke and the freshman eight trained while the freshman four and varsity four also practiced Appleton stroked the freshman eight and Walker of Brookline was chosen captain of the freshman eight after the row
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New Haven
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Im Narnia
George St. John Sheffield
Stroke Wallis
J. R. Walker
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Anson Faces Foreclosure After Baseball Career
Chicago veteran of the National League era A. L. C. Anson, famed manager for twenty two years, saw a mortgage on his home foreclosed after defaulting on notes totaling 6800 dollars. He declined to quit and hinted he would rebound. He reportedly lost a large sum in a billiard hall venture three years earlier.
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L—A. C
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Anton
Double header ball games spotlight Bronx Sunday
A big baseball double header is set for next Sunday at Bronx Oval with Howards of Brooklyn vs Nbury and Royal Giants vs Bronx Athletics. McNulty Brothers face Jaspers at McNulty Field with Quinn Cotter McKenna Seaman as batteries. A large St Francis Catholic Club athletic carnival at New Irish Park July 4 will feature races and Gaelic football with Yonkers and Mount Vernon mayors attending.
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Tenney Considers Lowell Club Move For First Base
Fred Tenney former National League first baseman and last season with the New York Giants was in consultation with Lowell Club owners of the New England League about joining the team tomorrow to play first base. He offered no definite answer today and would decide after reviewing another proposition tomorrow.
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Fred Tenney
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Tenney
Lumley Named Likely Manager For Binghamton Ball Club
Harry Lumley, formerly with the Brooklyn club, is expected to become manager of Binghamton State League despite a season of losses. Stockholders and State League President Farrell have decided to depose manager Jack Warner due to the team’s poor performance.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Binghamton State League
Farrell
Jack Warner
McQuillan Fined and Suspended by Philadelphia Team President
George McQuillan star pitcher for the Philadelphia National League team was fined 250 dollars and indefinitely suspended by President Fogel. Fogel said a clique exists in the team and warned several other players will be punished if they do not improve.
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Philadelphia
George McQuillan
Fogel
New York State League Scores Summary
In Utica and neighboring cities, teams compete with Wilkesbarre Albany and Syracuse among the listed results. Notable scores include Scranton 15 and Emira 0, with other games such as Wilkesbarre 7 against Albany and Troy appearing without a final tally.
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Wilkesbarre
Albany
Syracuse
Emira
Scranton
Troy
New England League Scores Patchy Weather
Lawrence beat Brockton 4 to 1 and Lawrence 8 Brockton 1. Lynn defeated Fall River 8 to 3. Worcester won 4 to 1 over Haverhill while New Bedford at Lowell was rained out.
Tri-State League Scores Return Mixed Results
Trenton defeated Harrisburg and Johnstown 6 to 4 while York and Lancaster posted 8 to 4 wins over Altoona. Williamsport led Reading 6 to 2 in a separate matchup.
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Connecticut League Scores Include 12 Inning Bridgeport Win
Bridgeport beat Waterbury 7 to 6 in 12 innings as New Britain lost 0 to 5 against New Haven and Northampton won 2 to 1 over Holyoke while Hartford defeated Springfield 8 to 3.
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Waterbury
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New Haven
Northampton
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
Scoreboard highlights from Midwest baseball games
The American Association games feature Louisville defeating Minneapolis 8 to 4 and Indianapolis edging Milwaukee 5 to 2. Kansas City at Toledo Rain and St. Paul at Columbus were also listed with scores 9 to 1 and 9 to 1 respectively.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Southern League Scores Prompt Early Season Glee
Atlanta defeated New Orleans 8 to 2 while Birmingham beat Nashville 5 to 1. Memphis topped Montgomery 5 to 1 and Mobile won 4 to 2 over Chattanooga.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
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Montgomery
Mobile
Chattanooga
Fine Dogs Benched At Mineola Show
Long Island residents flocked to the eighth annual Summer dog show by the Ladies Kennel Association at Mineola fairgrounds. With 1,787 entries and 862 dogs placed, the event showcased West Highland white terriers and many breeds, despite limited competition in some classes. Notables in attendance included Mrs. Payne Whitney and Winthrop Rutherford among others.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Fair Grounds
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Madison Square Garden
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Spetton
Payne Whitney
W. K. Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
H. V. R. Kennedy
Henry Godfrey
J. F. D. Davis
Charles Steele
Minnie Bishop
Mott
Oakland
Winthrop Rutherford
Lucille Alger
Louise Grace
Schmitz Bids for Cup Title on Staten Island Turf
National Indoor champion Mrs. Frederick Schmitz won a place in the Cup singles final at the Staten Island Ladies' Club by defeating Miss Elisabeth H Moore 6-2 6-4 after earlier beating Mrs. Oliver T Johnson 6-2 6-4. Other results include Wer over Scott 6-2 6-2 and Kuttroff over Bunce 7-5 6-1 in early rounds while Hackett and Alexander advanced to the semifinals on the New York Lawn Tennis Club clay.
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Schmits
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Marie Wer
Emily Scott
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Elizabeth C. Bunce
Rouné
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Frederick Alexander
New York Lawn
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H. C. Laughlin
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Close finish seals Massachusetts doubles title at Brae Burn
Net C. Niles and Arthur Dabney won the Massachusetts State doubles championship at Brae Burn Country Club in Boston. They defeated F. J. Sulloway and D. P. Rb to take the title in a five set match by scores 6 8, 8 6, 6 3, 4 6, 6 2.
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Massachusetts
Brae Burn Country Club
Net C. Niles
Arthur Dabney
F. J. Sulloway
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Consigned Cars Offered At Bargain Prices
Among the many consigned cars are Packard touring and limousines priced at 2150 and 2500. A town car 40 hp like new is 1500 and a 30 hp Mitchell touring is very handsome at 1500. Autocar touring 60 hp is 750. Nearly 200 cars available at light rent and low expense prices by Manhattan Storage Co. 434 340 West 44th Street between 9th and 8th Aves.
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Seb Darrach
Thomas
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Used Rainier Cars Ready for Demonstration and Delivery
Thoroughly overhauled by the manufacturer with all worn parts replaced and guaranteed free of defects for six months. Cars are repainted with new tops and full equipment. ready for immediate delivery.INNER MOTOR CO. Broadway at 64th Street New York.
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