Yankees at Home Giants in West 1907 Baseball Preview
Manager Griffith shapes the Yankee pitching staff after a rough road trip as Western clubs visit the East while the Giants travel to Chicago for a pivotal series. Edwin Kitson debuts in Washington as Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and St. Louis pose threats, with McGraw’s Giants aiming to solidify form against the Cubs and Dodgers.
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Yankees
Boston
Washington
Griffith
Hogg
Walter Clarkson
Cleveland
Delehanty
Earl Moore
Brackett
Orth
Doyle
Keefe
Chesbro
Frank Kitson
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Kitson
Ofton
Clevelands
Washington Heights
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Browns
East
Gernee
Xmen
New York
Tigers
White Sox
Philadelphia
Giants
McGraw
Windy City
Chicago Rally Wins NL Clash Over Pirates in Seventh
Chicago overcame Pittsburg to win 3 1 in the seventh inning on three singles a sacrifice and Nealon s wide throw Catcher Smith was hit on the head by a fast ball in the third and severely injured Lundgren left with a line drive to the ankle in the seventh The game featured seven runs and multiple misplays as Evers Chance Anderson and Nealon contributed on offense while Lundgren relied on the mound for Chicago in a tense late surge
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Nealon
Smith
Lundgren
Ribpoa Blagle
Halef
Tinee
Clarke
O Leach
Wagner
Onealon
Eveil Opéé Pasoes
Kling c
Lundg
Gibson
Chaee Ehree
Sun
Brown
Scone
Bacrifice
Freinfeldt
Evers
Chance
Anderson
Balle
Pittsbore
Leever
Kiem and Emsane
Cincinnati Beats St Louis In Ninth Inning Scoring Rally
In Cincinnati on June 2, 1981 Louis scored the deciding run in the ninth on a single and wild throw by Sohler, followed by a steal of third and a hit to left. Final: Cincinnati 8, St Louis 1. Ewing pitched for Cincinnati, Beebe relieved, nine-inning game lasting 1 hour 49 minutes with Rigler at plate.
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Cincinnati
Louis
Sohler
Hugh Nes
Holly
Bennett
Davis
Bohiel
Byrne
Ewing
Beebe
Ayee
Mitchell
Mowrey
Balle
Jay Byrne
Hostetter
Olly
Mr. Rigler
Detroit Defeats Chicago in Final Home Series Game
In Chicago on June 2 Detroit bested the Cubs 4 to 3. Smith faltered in the first and Eubanks faced hard hits in the seventh. Line scores show Detroit benefiting from key hits and Chicago struggling with fielding and pitching in the late innings.
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Chicago
Detroit
Smith
Eubanks
Ribpoa Ribpore Hahn
D.jones
F. Jones
C’ghiin
lYsbell
O Crawfd
Don'’hue
Cobb
Davis
Rossm'n
Pitbanks
Mullin
O F. Jones
Coughlin
Rohe
Donohue
Schaefer
Bale
Mulin
Messrs. Sheridan and Hurst
Howell's Pitching Beats Cleveland
In St Louis on June 2 St Louis defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. Howell held the Indians to poor hitting while Bernhard was easy for St Louis. Niles dislocated a shoulder in the first inning as the game unfolded with hits scattered and St Louis taking the win behind Howell.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Howell
Bernhard
Niles
Louis
O/Flick
Olpradiey
O'Stovall
Hhill
SiLaioe
Walla
Boia
Eisele Fick
Lajoie
Ety
Hite
Bradley
Browall
Ck He
Hamphill
Stephens
Te — N
Mone
Tallace
Jones
Ee Stovall
Lases
St. Whieveland
Mr. O'Loughlin
Minor League Games In New York State League
Buradust Binghamites defeated 2 to 6 as Utica A J Teles played. other games postponed or called off due to rain.
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New York State League
Buradust
Binghamites
Utica
A. J. Teles
Atlantic League Upsets and McGraw Face Punishment
In Pottsville Reading game was 8 to 0 with rain postponements elsewhere. Memphis, June 2. Southern League President Kavanaugh will file a complaint against Manager McGraw of the New York Giants with the National Association of Professional Leagues seeking punishment. He cites the Giants refusal to continue a series in New Orleans after three games due to umpire Zimmer’s decisions and the subsequent forfeiture tied to the incident.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kavanaugh
Southern League
McGraw
New York Giants
National Association of Professional Leagues
New York
Giants
New Orleans
Philadelphia Americans
Zimmer
Mack
Athletics
Immer
Philadelphia
Baseball Court
Eclipse Stakes Highlights Two Year Old Contests At Belmont Gravesend
Two year olds take center stage as Belmont Park hosts the Eclipse Stakes and Gravesend opens with the Great American. Colin faces strong foes Bar None and Chapultepec with weight penalties shaping the results alongside the Westminster Handicap at Gravesend. Keene stables lead with $81,911.25 in season earnings as Peter Pan wins at Belmont and Colin takes the National Stallion Race.
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Belmont Park
Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Eclipse
James R. Keene
Colin
Harry Peyne Whitney
Fred Burlow
Chapultepec
DeMund
Bar None
Brooklyn
Dandelion
W. H. Care
Running Water
Thalon
Brandy
Gallavant
Coy Maid
McCarter
Ethan
Philander
Fountainblue
Jack Atkin
J. C. Core
Keene
Keene Stable
Peter Pan
National League Scores and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday’s results include Chicago 4 8 2 and Detroit 4 Chicago 3. Cincinnati 0, St Louis 4, Cleveland 1. Brooklyn vs New York and Boston vs Philadelphia slated, two games. Pittsboro at Chicago. New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Washington also listed for yesterday’s action.
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Eeeeer
Louisa
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Detroit
Washington
New Yorks
Steveland
Lawte
York
Cleveland
New
Mordant Wins Derby At Prix du Jockey Club
M Ephrussi scored another turf trophy by winning the Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly. Mordant, an outsider at 26 to 1, beat Edmund Vell Picard’s Binion by three quarters of a length, with Raymon de Mondel’s Bravo two lengths back. Fourteen horses ran. Showers and cool, Marchlike weather marred the day and Americans attended in fewer numbers than expected. The Paris Mutuels paid £2 stakes, producing $25 for each stake.
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New York Times Co
Paris
M. Ephrussi
Mordant
Edmund Vell Picard
Binion
Raymon de Mondel
Bravo
Chantilly
Monroe
Henry Ridgway
Comtesse Chandon
John R. Drexel
Theodore Myer
Louis Sherry
Austrian Derby Won by Styrian in Dead Heat for Third
The Austrian Derby at Vienna, worth $25,000, was won by Styrian owned by Count Wenkheim over Come In Tima Herr Ssemere's Langolo, with Hieronymus of Herr Von Willers finishing in a dead heat for third in the one and a half mile race.
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Vienna
Count Wenkheim
Count Henckel
Columbia Crew Near its First Race in New Highland Quarters
Special to The New York Times from Poughkeepsie on June 2 reports Columbia University rowing Oarsmen endure rain and cold in new Highland quarters. Despite foul weather coach Rice remains hopeful for rapid improvement with J. McKenzie expected to join the first boat as practice continues.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia University
Highland
Astiffe
Catskills
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Rice
J. McKenzie
New Harkness Yacht Agana Arrives Off New York
The steam yacht Agana built by Ramage & Ferguson at Leith for C. Harkness of the New York Yacht Club arrived off Bayonne after a world cruise trial. At 240 feet overall and 80 feet 6 inches beam, she made 18 knots on her trial and previously cruised the Mediterranean and Adriatic before Gibraltar voyage to New York yesterday. Capt. Harding commanded.
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Ramage & Ferguson
Leith
Scotland
Con & King of London
C. Harkness
New York Yacht Club
Harding
England
American
Clyde
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Gibraltar
New York
St. Michael's
Bayne
Yale and Harvard End General Athletic Accord
In New Haven June 2 Yale expects Harvard to let the dual general athletic agreement lapse at year end. The pact expired March 1 yet schedules for baseball and rowing remain. No formal move has been made to renew or alter eligibility rules. Harvard shows willingness to discuss but no talks held.
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Fate
Harvard Tracks Captains Hopes Center on Stephenson
Boston June 2 Harvard track team poised to elect captain in coming days with Ben Stephenson seen as likely winner. Stephenson has long been prominent in events like shot put and discus though hampered this season by poor conditions. He is active in several clubs and highly regarded among athletes.
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New York Times
Boston
Masa
Harvard
Ben Stephenson
Laurie Dodge
Stepheson
Pagents
Boig
Agee
Ang
Polo Matches Split Between Westchester and Philadelphia Clubs
Polo activity this month will be split between Westchester Country Club and two Philadelphia clubs Quaker City and B Maer Polo. Westchester events start today with Quaker City games late in the week ending June 22. Four teams enter for Westchester Cup including Squadron A, Meadow Brook, and others. The opening match features Squadron A Freebooters versus Meadow, with Meadow’s lineup listed. Preybeater teams include EL s with H H Childe and F H Kinnicutt among others. A fourth game pairs Westchester against Eledron A’s, featuring Havemeyer Cooley Lova Potter and Hunt. Final winner to be decided Thursday.
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Philadelphia
The
Country Club
B Maer Polo Club
Westchester
Squsdree A
Meadow Brook
Gay
Squadron A Freebooters
Meadow
Preybeater
H. H. Childe
W. McClure
F. H. Kinnicutt
Philip Boyer
F. Havemeyer
J. C. Cooley
R. C. Lawrence
New York Athletic Club and Irish American Team Set For Meet
Entry lists are growing for a Metropolitan Association event to be held at Pasti me club grounds on Ninetieth Street near the East River. Both the Irish American and New York Athletic Club squads are expected to compete with top amateur talent anticipated.
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New York Athletic Club
Afl
Metropolitan Association
Ninetieth Street
East River
Wagner's Version Of Auto Change For Grand Prix
The article reports private ownership of Darracq cars for the German Emperor's Cup and Grand Prix, noting Wagner's split from Darracq and the sale of three Darracq racers to foreign buyers. It also covers drivers and owners planning to race in France and Italy, with Wagner contesting motives and a forthcoming trip of American enthusiasts to Europe.
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France
Clement-Bayard
Albert Clement
Wagner
Darracq
Vincenzo Florio
Italy
d’Oltorio
M. G. Brenda
Germany
Raoul d’Arnaud
George Callols
M. Heriot
Commander Heriot
Marius Pin
Hanriot
Fiat
Sicily
M. Darracq
Automobile Ub
Moee
Rce
Walter Christie
Long Island
Europe
Florence Fishing Club Archives at 1556 Second Avenue
The Florence Fishing Club has headquarters at 1556 Second Avenue and marks its fifth season. The motor yacht Irene is chartered from Morrt gan's Sheepshead Bay with sailing dates listed for June through November. Tomcods delay until autumn, spring run nearly ended, early weakfish sightings noted, and blackfish expected to be large and plentiful this spring for local anglers.
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N. London
W. Point
Hook
Amne
Florence
Week in Lawn Tennis Shows Metropolitan Cup Action
The New York Lawn Tennis Club hosts Felipe Cup singles final bids while the Crescent Athletic Club and West Side Tennis Club stage Davis Cup practice and the Metropolitan Championship draws attract fifty entrants. Top players Alexander Hackett Little Ward head a dense field. finals and doubles and handicap events follow as rain delays shift matches to Crescent A C and Knollwood venues.
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West Side
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New York
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Brooklyn
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Ing T
Crescent A. C
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Richmond County
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Hamilton Grettge
L. T
Harry P. Smith
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County
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Harlem T. C
Slade
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G. Bodman
W. Chace
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Roses Burchard
John C. Tomlinson, Jr
R. H. Carleton
Ve. Otto H. Hinck
R. Hall
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Dimon EB. Roberts
Frederick B. Alexander
Alexander
Holcombe Ward
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Mr. Ward
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Little
F. B. Alexander
Marshal McLean
Thomas C. Trask
Shep_— Homans
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R. D. Little
J. Rolfe
Floyd
Helen Homans
Clover Boldt
Elizabeth Gore
Cornell Wins Singles in New England Tennis Meet
Cornell defeated Williams College in all four singles matches at Ithaca on June 2, with Bowes and Chase winning their doubles, and Williams taking the doubles in a close finish. Drennen and Marsden of Cornell also prevailed in singles while the Williams pairs were edged in two doubles contests.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Williams College
New Englanders
Ithacans
Bowes
Chase
Thompson
Johnson
Williams
Drennen
Linen
Willams
Mardsen
Thomas
Marsden
Wiliams
Bewes
Greer
Cyclist MacFarland Declines Vallsburg Post for Salt Lake Track
Floyd MacFarland, once expected to run the Vallsburg bicycle track this season, has declined the offer and will manage the Salt Lake City track instead. He arrived in this country on Thursday, spent a few days in Newark, and is bound for the West. Newark track reportedly will not operate this year.
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Vallsburg
Salt Lake City
cFarland
Newark
West
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