Chase Traded 10 The White Sox in Major Exchange
Hal Chase, veteran Yankee star, is traded to the Chicago White Sox for First Baseman William Borton and Infielder Rolie Zeider. Chance shifts to first base with plans to play in Boston and Cleveland games, while Zeider covers infield spots and Borton joins the Yankees. Zeider’s base running and field versatility highlighted his value, and Horton is a rookie left-handed hitter joining the Sox from St. Joseph.
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Frank Chance
New York Americans
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago White Sox
New York
Hal Chase
Yankees
Chicago
William Borton
Rolie Zeider
Chase
Callahan
White Sox
Boston
Borton
Zeider
Chhance
Cleveland
Chance
Horton
Zeider Wal
Chang T
Yankee
Asemeat
Zelder
San Francisco
St. Joseph
Cobb
Jackson
Speaker
Sox
Burton
Ottumwa
Iowa
C Kase
Los Angeles
Santa Clara College
California
Harry Hooper
Art Shafer
Hase
Baines
Courtney to retire as Cornell rowing coach after contract ends
Ithaca N Y June 1 Charles B Courtney longtime Cornell navy head coach will cease active work when his contract ends in three years He may serve in an advisory role but will relinquish full responsibility of training crews after twenty eight years at the university The freshman eight recently beat the second eight in a time trial as three new rowers Bailey Gillmore Rand joined the boat and the crews plan to depart for Poughkeepsie midweek
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles BE. Courtney
Cornell University
Cornell Navy
Courtney
Navy
Cornell
Bailey
Bow
Gillmore
Rand
Poughkeepsie
Penn Victors Elect Captain As Welcoming Crowd Gathers
University of Pennsylvania track team returns from Boston after intercollegiate meet. George McCurdy elected captain to succeed Leroy Mercer who graduates this year. A crowd of several hundred students gathers at West Philadelphia station to greet the victorious team. The scene turns chaotic as a mob forms and a riot begins.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Wee Ree
George McCurdy
Teagzn
Leroy Mercer
Penn
West Philisiphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harvard Crew Leaves for New London Training
Harvard University crews depart Cambridge for two weeks of practice in New London ahead of the upcoming regatta. Varsity squad numbers nineteen and freshman squad fifteen will use Red Top quarters, with lineup shifts noted across recent changes in positions.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
New London
Red Top
Yale Oarsmen Take Long Sail On Sound
Yale University crew candidates rested from practice and enjoyed a ninety mile voyage in Head Coach Lippman’s yacht Sultana, with the remainder attending church at New Milford as weather stays fair.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Rsity
Long Island Sound
Ntrriman
New Miter
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
In the American League Boston visits New York for a doubleheader while Philadelphia plays Washington. In the National League Brooklyn meets Philadelphia and Boston faces Pittsburgh. The International League schedule has Newark at Providence and Jersey City at Baltimore, with Rochester at Toronto and Buffalo at Montreal.
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Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Providence
Montreal
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Evelan Re
Washington
Chicago
Etroit
Reese
Louis Ee
Eee Wee
International League
U. L F.C
Rochester
Pronto
Ewes
Boston
New York
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Detroit Beats Chicago 1 0 in Series Final Pitchers' duel
Detroit defeats Chicago 1 to 0 in the final game, a pitchers duel as Hall and Scott shut out the other side. Cobb left early for personal reasons after word that his wife was ill. High made a notable one handed catch. Bush, Rath, and Weaver contributed on offense for Detroit while Chicago managed four hits and left five on base.
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Chicago
Detroit
Hall
Scott
Stott
Cobb
High
Easterly
Rath
Russell
Weaver
Loudon
Collins
Fournier
Messrs
Connolly and
Hildebrand
Giants Beat Reds In Opening Game
New York defeats Cincinnati 4 to 1 as Marquard limits the Reds to one run and Groh, Doyle, and Shafer propel the Giants with early two runs and late scoring. Packard loses despite a late rally as Marquard holds on for a three frame shutout.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reds
Marquar
Gene Packard
Heinie Groh
McGraw
Marquard
Tinker
St. Louis
New York
Shafer
Snodgrass
Giants
Groh
Burns
Berghammer
Fletcher
Doyle
Josh Devore
Giant
Bates
Besch
Marsans
Murray
Sun
Devore
Meyers
Packard
Snodrass
Bees
Bescher
Teuys
Abrhpoa, Burns, Rf
Odev're
Devie
Merkle
Alm’da
Murr’y
Ogroh
Clark
Errerts
New ‘York
Eed Murray
Doyle Fletcher
Sinem
Packara
Et En Packard
Messrs. Klein and Orth
Cleveland Beats St Louis in Opener as Lajoie Returns
Cleveland wins 6 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader before rain delays mud the diamond. Gregg outpitched Mitchell, while Lajoie returns to second base after three weeks out. St Louis answers with a 9 to 3 victory in the nightcap as Baumgardner confuses Cleveland pitching.
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Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Gregg
R. Mitchell
Baumgardner
Kahler
W. Mitchell
Clevelands
Lajoie
Ahpoa
Abrhpoa
D.j’ton
Oshot'n
C’pm'n
J's'n
Olson
Wil'’me
Turn
Pratt
J’kson
O'Brev' Il
Ryan
Austin
Wal’ce
Car’ch
Agnew
ORB Ch
Turner
Stovall
D. Johnston
Jackson
Chapman
J. Johnston
Graney
Mitchell
Shotton
Messia
Dineen and
Ferguson
O'Neil
McAlester
Welsh
Lelivelt
S. Johnston
O’neil
Taj
Steen
Cullop
Pee Be Recbeateria
Baumesrdner
Baums Ol “Aaiet
Oncom -St
Mesers, Dineen
Yale Football Team to Practice in Newport This Summer
Yale veterans will practice in Newport Rhode Island this summer. The squad includes a former Yale star and candidates who recently moved practice grounds from the Bull to another estate for summer sessions.
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Yale
Newport
R. I
Best Gare Sane
Nother
York
American Football Admission Won by International Association
The International Football Association, a twelve nation body, voted in favor of admitting the American application. The report also mentions baseball and other scattered notices including names Jet Awetoan and Grounda.
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Coreyn
Aaa
International Football Association
Jet Awetoan
Am Geme Bale Grounda
Chicago Defeats St. Louis 4 to 2 in Hot City Game
The Chicago visitors beat St. Louis 4 to 2 as Harmon faltered in the first three innings. Cheney struggled with the heat and left in the fourth for Pierce who pitched well. Chicago built a 3 run lead early and held on with steady defense and timely hits.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Harmon
Cheney
Pierce
Seeeeel
Cathers
Peitz
Schulte
Konetchy
Geyer
Mist Konetchy
Messrs. Riglér and
Byron
Battery listings and names across cities in historical notice
A fragmented OCR passage lists battery names tied to multiple locations including Montreal Jersey City Buffalo Rocky Point Baltimore and Providence. The text names individuals such as Bell Higgins Doscher Brandon Wells Mason Smith Burns Holmes Gervais Fullenwelder Beebe Main Lalonge Gowdy McTigue Bergen Moran Kocher with scattered city markers and codes.
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Bell and Higgins
Doscher
Brandon
Wells
Montreal
Jersey City
R.H.E
Buffalo
Mason, Smith
Southern League Scores From Tuesday Tripleheader
In Nashville Nashville the home side beat Atlanta 2 to 1. Mobile defeated Memphis 6 to 2. Montgomery won 6 to 2 against New Orleans in Montgomery.
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Southern League
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
Mobiile
Memphis
Montgomery
New Orleans
Old Westward Wins First Hamburg II Race in North Sea Regatta
The schooner Westward now Hamburg II, rebuilt by Herreshoffs, won her first race in the North Sea regatta defeating Kaiser’s Meteor and Ger mani A German syndicate owns her. the 135 foot steel schooner carried a handicap but still prevailed.
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Herreshoff
Hamburg
New York Times
Berlin
Westward
Hamburg IL
Alexander 8. Cochran
New York
Kaiser
Meteor
Herr von Kraupp
Yachtemeg
Hamburg Yacht Club
Nowise
Herreshoffs
Bristol
Eur
Walbor
Cochran
Tomen
Polo on Phipps Field At Astbury L I A Polo Match
Polo on Phipps Field yesterday featured six periods of international play on the private estate of John B. Phipps at Astbury Long Island. The home team included Soran Keape Rumsey and Capt Edwards with Harold A Phipps. The opposing lineup from Britain included John S Phipps Charl ie Rumsey Capt Ritson and Capt Lockett. The British won 5 4 1 2 to 4 1 2. The Duke of Westminster’s interests were represented during the international matches and the referee officiated.
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John 8. Phipps
Astbury
L. I
Chalien
Soran Keape
Edwards
Harold A. Phipps
John 8
Phipps
Charlie. Rumsey
Ritson
Lockett
Master McKerron Wins Feature at Harlem Speedway
Edward J. La Place drove his mare Master McKerron to victory in the Class A pace at Harlem Speedway in split heats. The pair lowered the colors of Lover Patch, former pacing champion. Two horses dead heated in the opening event, with N Grunzfelder steering Triphammer to two heat wins and Martha Dawn close in the finish.
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Edward J. la Place
Harlem
Master McKerron
N. V. Hunt
Lover Patch
Clover Patch
N. Grunzfelder
Triphammer
Martin
Martha
Martha Dawn Bacon
Piping Rock Meet Promises Strong Three Day Racing
Piping Rock opens next Thursday for a three day race meet with twenty one races offering 38 in purses and plates. Entries show a strong amateur contingent and many Belmont Park owners nominating horses, signaling a high quality program at Locust Valley.
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Belmont Park
Locust Valley
Horse Racing Card with Odds and Weights
First race seven furlongs for horses three and up with weights listed for Iron Mask to The Turn. Second race five furlongs for two-year-olds with weights around 108 pounds. Third race seven furlongs for mares and geldings with listed weights for Astule Sleuth Lysander and others. Fourth race seven furlongs handicap with Meridian Star Bottle Amalfi and others. Fifth race about two miles and a half set for Steeplechase with nine D and Coligny. Sixth race one sixteenth mile with Deld Yellow Eyes Judge Walser and others. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Iron Mask
Flying Fair
Ellow Eyes
Montresor
Sprite
Delirium
Patr Tricks
Sir John Johnson
Ringling
Palanquin
the Turn
Breaker Boy
Lohengrin
Capt. Matlock
Sear
Genara
Greene
Virginia Lass
Broomhedge
Rose
Northerner
Haraken
Water Lily
Transparency
Jon” Elbied
Oktibbena
Holiday
Po Pere Momregar
Astule
Sleuth
Lysander
Altamaha
Yellow Ees
Campeon
Featherduster
Ella Bryson
Donald MacDonald
Perthshire
Sandhill
G. Her
Guy Fisher
Starbottle
Amalfi
Saale Marae
Henobscot
Coligny
Boisterous
L. Navarre
Bear
Seeond
Deld
Dorothy
Yello
Judge Walser
Provent
War Horn
Regatta of Associated Canoe Clubs Held on Memorial Day
The annual regatta of the Associated Canoe Clubs of the Hudson River took place on Memorial Day featuring the best series of races. The 4 by event finished second with a 62 percent score at Oubers Gal, while other details remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Hudson River
Oubers
Yankees Return to Polo Grounds for Doubleheader
The Yankees head to the Polo Grounds for a split doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox this afternoon. The first game is slated to start at 1 45 o clock with Beane the Cleveland at open series on the Polo Grounds.
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Yankees
Twenty Five Mile Cycle Championship at Brighton Beach
The 25 mile championship tops the program at Stadium Motor Drome Brighton Beach Wednesday night. Top challengers include Arthur Cha Johnny Cox and Billy Hagan among the field of leading riders competing for the title and stake.
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Stadium
Brighton Beach
Arthur Cha Johnny Cox
Billy Hagan
Wells Loses Title To Carpentier In Four Rounds
Georges Carpentier of France knocked out Bombardier Wells in the fourth round of a heavyweight title bout in Ghent Belgium. Wells dominated early but Carpentier surged back and finished Wells after the interval. The bout drew criticism as a poor match and damaged English boxing prestige.
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Marconi
New York Times
Ghent
Brussels
Belgium
Bombardier Wells
England
Georges Carpentier
France
Europe
Wells
Carpentier
Robideau vs Shugrue headline at Madison Square Garden
Sam Robideau of Philadelphia faces Joe Shugrue the Jersey City lightweight at Madison Square Garden as the week’s featured high class bout from Greater New York boxing clubs. Other card details include Gus Platts vs Dave Kurtz and bouts at Atlantic Garden A C with Kid Julian Teddy Hubbs headlining.
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Sam Robideau
Philadelphia
Joe Shuerue
Jersey City
Madison Square Garden
New York
St. Nicholas A. C
Leahh Cross
Young Brown
Cross
California
Ideau
Johnny Love
Frankie Madden
Young Gradwell
Barney Smith
Iphokt Teresymph A. S
Testunonyes
Young Tn
al Wilkie
Young Jack Johnson
Fairmont
St. Nicholas
Atlantic Garden
Irving, National
Gowanus
Brooklyn
Queensboro A. C
Long Island City
Liberal
A. C
Staten Island
Walsh Accepts Cincinnati Boxing Challenge on July 4
Jimmy S Walsh of Boston accepted an offer from the Queen City Club of Cincinnati to box Johnny Kilbane in Cincinnati on July 4. The club holds an option on Kilbane’s services for Independence Day and plans to stage the bout in a ball park. Kilbane and Walsh fought to a draw a year ago.
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Boston
Mass
Jimmy S Walsh
Queen City Club
Cincinnati
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Walsh
Vagrant Satisfies Her Owner
In Bristol on June 1 the Vanderbilt yacht Vagrant, Harold Vanderbilt aboard, completed first tests in Narragansett Bay. The new race schooner powered and under sail proved faster than her designer Nathlereshoff and Vanderbilt anticipated during a five hour trial voyage.
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New York Times
Bristol
R. L
Harold
Vanderbilt
Arragansett Bay
Naterreshoff
Stearns Wins June President's Cup At Oakland Club
H E Stearns captured the June President's Cup at the Oakland Golf Club with a net 66 after a tight finish against J H Hallock who shot a 67. The field featured strong scores from several players including Beckwith and Tarleton, with others posting solid nets and totals.
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H. E. Stearns
Oakland Golf Club
J. H. Hallock
H. G. Stearns
F. H. Feker
L. Guillan
Geau
Charles Casper
Rbys Eliott
H. A. Cassabeere
C.B. Beckwith
R. M. Tarleton
Dr. M. Ce Mter
Ll. Bogert
B. H. Ridder
Pauline Boyce Breaks School Record at Ingleside
In New Milford Connecticut on June 1 Pauline Boyce of Greenwich broke Ingleside School’s 100 yard dash record during field day events. Phyllis Kerr took the broad jump and Mary ve won the fifty yard dash while Carolyn set a shot put mark. Last year Beretta set the high jump record for Ingleside.
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Pauline Boyce
New York Times
New Milford
Conn
Ingleside School
Greenwich
Phyllis Kerr
Mary Ve
Carolyn
Beretta
Ingleside
Fiske to Lead Tiger Athletes
Princeton June 1 Torrance Fiske a 4 Peeasetes Junior of im the Figer track ee wee has been elected to non the for pree he won the le piven in the intercol onetee at Cam m Saperees and added tun inches te bin Bact provieun te mp.
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Princeton
Torrance Fiske
Peeasetes
Keto University Beats Leland Stanford 8 to 3
In Tokio on June 1 the Keto University baseball team defeated Leland Stanford University by eight runs to three. The game showcased Keto University’s batting power with solid pitching holding off the Stanford offense early and late.
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Leland Stanford
Tokio
Keto University
Leland-Stanford Uiversity
McDougall Wins Quarter-Mile National Amateur Title at Newark
Donald McDougall of Newark riding for the New York Athletic Club won the Quarter-Mile National Amateur Championship at the Newark Velodrome. He led the field to beat William Hanley and William Pettit while Frank Kramer defeated Alfred Goullet in a two heat one mile match race.
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New York A. C
Newark
Donald McDougall
New York Athletic Club
William
Francisco
McDeusells Prucnel
Frank Kramer
Alfred Goullet
Kramer
Goullet
John R. Stable
W. Youmans
East Orsnge
N. J
Alfred Grenda
Tasmania
Naar
William Hanley
San Francisco
William Pettit
Rockville Centre
L. I
Albert Krushel
Buffalo
Frankavanagh
Fred Hill
Boston
Mase
Floyd Krebs
George Cameron
New York
Sorth
Renews Jokus
Joseph Fogler
Brooklyn
Alvin Loftus
Providence
R. I
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Mass
J. Schmidt
Sanrancisco
Joseph Brexel
George Schaffer
Worth Mitten
Davenport
Norman Hansen
Denmark
Australia
Xavier Runners Win Novice Road Race Crown
Xavier athletes won the team title with 65 points at the Pastime Athletic Club event in the Bronx. John Gadd of St Bartholomew’s A led the four mile race in about 21 minutes, with M Hickey Mercury A second and Downes Xavier A third as 180 runners finished amid orderly conduct after last week’s crowd disruption.
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Xavier
Bronx
Pastime Athletic Club
Gore
John Fahey
Cherry X Club
Shawk A. C
Glencoe S
Ozanam Association
St. Vincent Ferrer A. C
John Gadd
St. Bartholomew's A
M. Hickey Mercury A
Downes
Xavier A. A
Suit range fits youths to men with many patterns
Store advertises chest sizes from 32 to 54 inches with long, stout, short, and regular fits. Each size has numerous exclusive patterns priced 18 to 48 dollars. New Nor folks feature plaited back and extra plait under the arm to ease shoulder movement. Warren Street S3th Street S4th Street.
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Fiske
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Cherry X
Bangkok
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