Giants Bay Star Pitch Shines as New York Tops Reds 8–7
In a high scoring Polo Grounds clash New York defeats Cincinnati 8 to 7 marking their ninth straight win as Suggs, facing McGraws lineup, yields to a barrage of Giants hits. Doyle, Murray and Devlin spark the late rally while Lobert’s baserunning spurs a baserunner confrontation.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Suggs
Cincinnatis
Reds
New York
South
Cincinnati
Griffith
McGraw
Murray
Devlin
Dickson
Becker
Crandall
Reis
Larry Doyle
Honus Lobert
Meyers
Lobert
Doyle
Iry
Oyle
Josh Devore
Snodgrass
Downey
Devore
Itchell
Egan
Bert
Bridwell
Devin
McLean
cLean
Cowpoy
Seymour
Paskett
Randall
Askert
Felder
T. Meyers
Dogney
Jimmy Valentine
Where They Play Today Card List
Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
American League
Brooklyn Wins Third Straight as Pittsburg Drops One
Brooklyn stretched its winning streak to two in a row at Pittsburgh, topping the visitors 3 to 1 behind Rucker seven strikeouts. Camnitz allowed timely hits through three innings as Daubert Wheat and Hummel starred at the plate and in the field. A first inning double play involving Wheat and Leach aided Pittsburgh’s lone run. Rucker pitched a complete game in 1 hour 30 minutes, with seven strikeouts and no walks.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Rucker
Camnitz
Daubert
Wheat
Hummel
Leach
Noosar
Hergen
Abbot’o
Gibson
Wilson
Pittteburg
Bes
Miller
Bergen
Wagner
Camdus
Belle
Camp
Messrs. and Emstiee
St Louis Wins In Ninth After Wild Throw Ends Rally
In a tense final frame one man out in the eighth, bases on balls loaded the bases. Foxen followed with Ellis's RBI single and Titus's error allowed three runners to score to give St Louis the win over Philadelphia. Jim Lush pitched for St Louis while Shettler started for Philadelphia in a game lasting two hours.
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New York
Cincinnati
Furray
Vlin
P.O
Bescherit S
P.c. Ww
Askert
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hoblitzel
U'New York
Washington
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Totable
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Jersey City
Dickson
Suggs
Devlin
Murray
Crandall
Snodrass
Mitchell
Gan Be
Devore
Crandanl
Bickeon
McLean
Messrs
Kiem Andane
Foxen
Ellis
Titus
Louis
ST. Louis
Huggins
Oakes
Grant
Zacher
Magee
Evins
Reicher
Lush
Ghettler
Sallee
Otel
Ward
jDeoila
tRan
Evans
Hulswitz
Titun
Shettler
Eninge
Ening
Moore
Betcher
Bransfield
Dooin
Firest
O'Day Rennan
Bunched Hits and Error Win for Cubs
Chicago beats Boston 2 to 1 as seventh inning hits and a ninth inning error decide the game. Frock started for Boston, replaced by Mattern in the seventh. McIntire and Mattern held Chicago to two runs.
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Cubs
Boston
Sweeney
Chicago
Frock
Mattern
Evers
Collins
Sheck
Hergog
Schulte
Hofman
Rinker
Kling
Frotat
Luderus
Intern
Besss
Tinker
Pisaye
Steinfeldt
Iaderus
Sweearsay
End
Fire
Bese
Walle
McIntire
Boston Triumphs Over St Louis in Eleventh Inning
Boston defeated St Louis 10 to 9 in the eleventh inning on Bradley's double and Wagner's single for the winning run. The box score lists players and pitching details, with Bradley and Wallace contributing multiple hits and St Louis errors aiding Boston's late surge.
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ST. Louis
Boston Today
Bradley
Wagner
Boston
Hooper
Stone
Lord
H' Tall
Bidley
Wallace
Speaker
Oj Criggs
Nore
G Aner
Lewis
Cargan
Stephensa
Karger
Bi Lake
Smith
Bailey
Engle
Areilanes
Ollegree
Wood
Hall
Waddell
Graham
Totel
Hartsell
Griggs
Stephens
Eee
Lake
Bin
Avellenes
Hell
Baess
Schweitzer
Stallece
Louis
Balle
Kareer
Sports Score Fragments Show Mixed Results
Brief OCR text lists Fimira 2 Syracuse 1 Utica 8 Binton 2 Albany at Wil Troy 6 Scranton 4. The data presents scattered scores and team names without full context or dates, suggesting a multi-game tally or regional standings in progress.
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Fimira
Syracuse
Utica
Binton
Albany
Wil Troy
Scranton
Connecticut League Scores From Holyoke to Waterbury
Reading of results shows Holyoke 4, New Haven 3. Bri 9, Waterbury 4. Springfield 4, New Britain 2. New Bri 2.
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Holyoke
New Heaven
Waterbury
Springfield
New Bri
New England League Scores Report
Haverhill defeated Brockton 6 to 1 while Fall River beat Lynn 8 to 7. Lawrence overcame 7 to 6 against another opponent, with results from the New England League standings.
Tri-State League Scores and Key Games
Harrisburg routed Trenton 7 to 0. Johnstown beat York 6 to 4 in thirteen innings as part of a busy Tri-State League schedule.
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Tri-State League
Harrisburg
Trenton
Wyiemeenertee
Johnstown
York
Naushon Captures Expectation Stake at Gravesend
In the five furlong two year old feature at Gravesend Naushon owned by Richard T. Wilson Jr. easily beat Babbler and Zeus to win the $8,050 purse. The Belmont Park meeting saw Naushon, a half brother to Gunfire, surge from the back to win and claim the Expectation stake.
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Richard T. Wilson
Naushon
Gunfire
Pimlicone
Alwey
Conover
Bell
Feoria
Weeockey
Langan
Gold
Ophir
Thomas Collins
Bel ‘ Rander’s Br
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Nicolai
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Reid
Our Hannah
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Chelicher
Paul Wright
Chelsea
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Hyland
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Young Belle
Ural
Queen Marguerite
Driv
R. T. Wilson, Jr
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Betleview
Lamberson
Sooty
Ben Brush-Roseling
T. Newton
R. T. Wilson
Mystic River
Cahey
Snes
Csaagen
McGahey
Star Blue
Hunters
Bing-Miss Peers
Cane
L. Porcenram
Partie
Eng- Mall
Allen
Dribald
M F
M. Odom
B. Génnie Kelso
W. Walker
C. &. Neat
Ramsey
B. F
Chisholm
Atep
Ramesy
Davie
Warwick
Ladyman
Sheppard Declines Pro Offer for Monument Mile
Melvin Sheppard, awaiting a race against Gissing Kivist Monument Riley Egan and Smith at Celio Park next Sunday, rejects a $1,000 Italian appearance bid. He says his job as a United States Customs Inspector and loyalty to Uncle Sam keep him amateur and focused on glory over money.
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Milan
Melvin Sheppard
Gissing
Kivist
Monument
Riley
Egan
Smith
Celio Park
Rice
Shepperd
Australia
United States Customs
Bii
Sammy
Celtic Park
Women reach finals in Metropolitan Golf Championship
Miss Julia R. Mix and Miss L. B. Hyde advance to the 18 hole final at Montclair in a closely watched Metropolitan Golf Association event. Miz defeated Mrs. W Fellowes Morgan to reach the final, with Hyde edging Mrs. Polhemus in a tense match. The day also featured several semi final and consolation rounds across Englewood Montclair and Bay Shore venues.
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Julia R. Miz
L. B. Hyde
Bay Shore
Montclair Links
Richmond County
F. Lefferts
Englewood
T. Polhemus
RichmondCounty
Ae Nicles
Julie R. Mix
Eng
W. Fellowes Morgen
Baltazrol
M. D. Paterson
Itusrol
Mra BE. F
Cnanee Steel
Lefferts
Mackensack
Nielson
Close polo scores in Grace Field Great Neck Cup plays
Two tight polo games at Grace Field for the Great Neck Challenge Cup ended with Rockaway 10 to 9 over Oceanaway and Cooperstown 8 to 6 over Meadow Brook Freebooters. Winning Rockaway players included Reynal Beadleson Stevenson and Von Stade. Meadow Brook lineup featured Belmont Rawlins Burden and Loew.
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New York Times
Hempstead
N. Y
Grace Field
Theockaway
New Haven
Rockaway
Cooperstown
Meadow Brook
Reynal
C. P. Beadleson
M. Stevenson
von Stade
Meadow Brook Freebooters
Raymond Belmont
J. A. Rawlins
J. A. Burden
W. G. Loew
Vanoni wins ten mile motor paced race in New Haven
Carlo Vanoni takes the ten mile motor paced event in New Haven with John Bedell second. Eddie Root wins the half mile handicap in 55 seconds from a 30 yard handicap. Fred Hill of Boston wins the one mile National championship with Kramer, Fogler, and Hehir following. This is the second of the series to be run on circuit tracks with season totals to be totaled.
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New Haven
Conn
Carlo Vanoni
John Bedell
Eddie Root
Fred Hill
Boston
Kramer
Fogler
Hehir
Sir Martin Wins Coronation Cup At Epsom
Sir Martin owned by Louis Winans and ridden by American jockey Skeets Martin won the Coronation Cup at Epsom on the Derby course over about a mile and a half. Bachelor's Double finished second with Louviers third as nine horses started.
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Epsom Downs
England
Louis Winans
Sir Martin
Skeets Martin
Louviers
Travers Leads in New Jersey Golf Championship Medal
Jerome D. Travers of Montclair won the medal with a 4 under par score in the eight eighteen hole qualifying round at Essex County Country Club for the New Jersey State Golf Association championship. The field numbered 118, with Kirkby of Englewood and Williama close behind.
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Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
New Jersey State Golf Association
Essex County
Egwald Kirkby
Englewood
F. C C
Max Snr
Morris County
Bald Graham
North Jersey
T Vera
Behryond
Thair
Watson
Baltuaret
H. Es
F. W. ¢ Fullerton
Mel
K. Adama
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E. M. Olyphant
E Lsopp
O. Gulemen
Essex Co
Baltuarel
E. F
Court Calendar Highlights United States Circuit and Supreme Divisions
Today's calendar lists numerous motions and equity items before the United States Circuit Court including cases like Krauts Mfg Co v Alt ma Morse Chain Co v Belt Co and Penn tesl Co v NY City Ry. The Supreme Court Appellate Division docket features Ingra P J McLaugh Laughlin Scott and Dowling Jr with motions and various civil disputes such as La Chicotte v Buck Tolson v Schmitt Dean v Miller Stadele v Warden and Welsh v Bidg.
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United States Circuit Court
J. Equity
Krauts Mfg Co
Altma
Rio de Janiero
T—Infant Incubator Co
Same
Lovell- McConnell Mfg Co
Lowe Motor Supplies Co
Brinckerhoff
Ae “de Co
A R Mosier Co
Wurie
Irving Pitt Mig Co
Twinslock Co
Cobalt Central Mines Co
Columbus Motor Car Co
Bociete, &c
Panhard
Neubauer
Hommel
Rangades
Kohart
Nela
Udson
NY & Albany Srane Co
Weed Tire
Edmond
Ghapiro
J Fred Helf Co
Fabrizia
Supreme Court
Ingra- P. J
McLaugh Laughlin
Scott
Dowling, Jr
la Chicotte
Buck
Brooklyn Court Actions Without Jury Listings
County court calendar item Notes motions and ex parte business in Brooklyn sessions including cases Union Bank of Brooklyn v Schneider Ash Can Mfg Co v Rubbo and Woite v Streim with filings under Fawcett J.
Court Calendar Entries and Case Names Listed
A list of court docket items with case names and numbers such as Pratt v Green, Doskenderoff, Gret v Ssayag, Mastreans ford RR Co, Broadhead v Seatonten, Valley Brick & v Vernon, Treinor v Seekspot Bottling Co, Stuckle v Lane, Premus v Foody, Zirrin v Sara, Booth v Hastings es Co, Booth v Hastings Lumber Co, Kurts v Cohen.
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Pratt
Greenwood
Doskenderoff
Booth v. Hastings Lumber Co
Kurts
Cohen
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