Ford Wins His Own Game From Detroit
Special to The New York Times. The Yankees beat Detroit 6 to 8 in a game featuring Ty Cobb’s aggressive baserunning and strong Yankee defense. Ford delivered a key double to center driving in the decisive run as Daniels Chase and Delehanty, Stanage and Cree shone with defensive plays and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Detroit
Yankees
Cobb
Daniels
Jones
Zinn
Delehanty
Del
Birdie Cree
Mullin
Hartzell
Gardner
Crawford
Zinnyend Cree
Stump
Sweeney
Stanage
Bush
Gainer
Moriarty
Ford
Chase
Jim
Short
Stole
Cree
Yanks
Tigers
Tiger
Ten Innings at Cleveland
Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in ten innings at Cleveland. Wood held Boston to little offense after the third, while Stahl drove in Boston's first three runs upon returning to first. The game lasted two hours and fifteen minutes with errors by Birmingham Ball Adams George Lewis contributing to the score.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cleveland Today
Wood
Stahl
Olson
Speaker
Jackson
Lewis
O Lajoie
Gardner
Birm
Opeck’h
Wagner
Ball
Adams
George
Nunamaker
Yerkes
Messrs. Hgan and Evans
Chicago Falls 3 1 in Loose Game Against Philadelphia
Chicago played a loose game behind Walsh as Philadelphia won 3 to 1. Errors by Chicago contributed to the visitors scoring while Chicago managed a lone run on a home run. Coombs and Walsh pitched in a pitchers’ duel with better support likely tilting the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walsh
Philadelphia
Coombs
Tigers Elect Two Captains
Princeton's track team held a Philadelphia banquet after the intercollegiates and elected Broas Thomas of Flushing L I to captain next season's Tiger team. Thomas is the intercollegiate hundred yard champion and the only Princetonian placed in day games.
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Tigers
New York Times
Princeton
Philadelphia
Broas Thomas
Flushing
L. I
Tiger
Thomas
Ane
Baseball Yesterday's Results In Major Leagues
In the American League New York defeated Detroit 6 to 3 and Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 to 1. Washington won against St Louis 6 to 3 and Boston beat Cleveland 5 to 4. In the International League Jersey City routed Providence 13 to 6 with Baltimore edging Newark 3 to 2 and Rochester downing Montreal 3 to 2.
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Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
National League
P.ct
New York
Sonal
Pitteburgian Eae
Philadelphia
Reookliyn Seca
American League
L. P.ct
Chicago
Ako Cuss A
Cs Ane Svs
Washington Eeaeretee
Cleveland Eeeteenue
Kework
St. Louis
International League
Rochester Seine
Vetoes
Seccassaes
Baltimore Vaeeasmee
Toronto
Secces
Newarevetaenseue
Montrea Weesnene
Major League Matchups Listed Across Cities
The schedule shows St. Louis versus New York and Cincinnati facing Brooklyn. Pittsburgh plays Philadelphia while Chicago meets Boston, with New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington challenges St. Louis, Boston vs Cleveland, Jersey City against Newark, Providence versus Baltimore, and Buffalo at Toronto in two games.
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National League
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
International League
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Reorganization Talks Underway for United States League
Pittsburgh June 2 Owners and reps of six clubs met to plan a league reorganization. A follow up meeting scheduled for Monday with a formal statement on the league’s future. Capt Marshall Henderson elected president succeeding William Whitman. six clubs represented Pittsburgh Reading Cincinnati Chicago Richmond Washington. It’s likely St Louis and Indianapolis will take over New York and Washington franchises. Next week tips remain with six clubs.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
John J. Yan
Cincinnati
Reading
Chicago
Richmond
Washington
Marshal Henderson
United States League
William A. Whitman
St. Louis
Indianapolis
New York
Jersey City Clinches Third Straight Win Over Providence Club
Jersey City beat Providence 13 to 6 at West Side Park in a game that featured solid hitting and errors from both sides. Key players included McDermott with a home run and Lathers with two-base hits, as Doscher and Hagerman held the mound for Jersey City while Mitchell started for Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
OlSchard
N’ger
Drake
Agler
H’g
Harden
Frill
Histon
tMcCrone
Hagerman
Atz
Braggy
Roach
Purtell
Providence
Awe
Jersey City
Mitchell
Doscher
McDermott
Bruggy
Lathers
Bemis
Shean
Perry
Deininger
Semis
Messrs
Mullin
Byron
Orioles Defeat Newark In Slugging Baseball Match
Failure to deliver with runners on base sank the McGinnty Indians in Newark as Baltimore won 8 to 2. The box shows errors by Kirkpatrick Vaughn Corcoran Gettman Maisel Walsh and several key plays including sacrifice hits by Maisel and a Walsh sacrifice fly. Bernard Walsh and Collins stole bases while Enzmann Shawkey and Dent pitched. 9 left on base for Newark and 9 for Baltimore. Time of game two hours.
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Hiladelphia
Collins
Zelder
Weaver
Coase
Philadelphia
J. Collins
Peters
Bainer
Murphy
EF. Collins
Ker
Alsh
Walsh
Heem
Westerveit
O'Loughlin
McGinnty Indians
Newark
Orioles
Dent
Enzmann
Kirkpatrick
Vaughn
Corcoran
Gettman
Maisel
Baltimore
Bernard
Shawkey
Lee
Bergen
Montreal Battery Might Cover Holmes and Blair Names
In Montreal, H. B. Rochester reports on a set of battery names Holmes Wilhelm Blair Taylor Becker and Pierce, with figures 100000600 and 000060 000 and 0.20-24 noted in the record.
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H.B. Rochester
Montreal
Holmes
Wilhelm
Blair
Taylor
Becker
Pierce
Senators Trim St. Louis In Washington Victory
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 after a game highlighted by extra base hits and errors. Moeller and Milan starred for Washington and Wallace and Pratt for St. Louis, with strong fielding and timely batting shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Washington
Wallace
Pratt
Moeller
OjShotton
Foster
Milan
Morgan
Compton
McBride
Henry
Groom
Lake
Evors—Krichell
Pratt, Wallace
Hogan
Gandil
Stovall
Brown
St. Binning
World records set at Celtic Park by Kiviat and Duncan
Abel R. Kiviat and James M. Duncan led a stellar Celtic Park meet by setting or approaching world marks in the 1,500 meters and discus. The event drew Olympic and intercollegiate contenders, with Horine superb in high jump and Reidpath shining in sprints. The meet raised about $4,000 for American Olympic preparations in Stockholm next month.
Minor League Results in Connecticut League Action
Bridgeport beat Holyoke 17 to 9 at Bridgeport Holyoke. New Haven defeated Newten Hartford 1 at New Haven.
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Bridgeport
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
State League matchups and scores across cities
In Syracuse Syracuse a 5 to 4 game led by Wilkesba at Utica Binghamton. Utica 4 and Pine 2. Albany Scranton tied 1 to 0. Troy played Troy 4. Uttee and Utica contributions noted across sites.
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State League
Syracuse
Ore
Troy
Wilkesba
Utica
Binghamton
Uttee
Pine
Albany
Scranton
American Association Event In Kansas City Summary
Milwaukee team participates in Midwest association action at Kansas City event with unclear results and limited readable details.
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American Association
Kansas City
Milwau
Brown Cross boxing card headlines Madison Square Garden
The featured bout at Madison Square Garden pits Knockout Brown against Leach Cross in a ten round lightweight duel. The program includes minor shows at local clubs and a St Nicholas A C card with Charlie White’s NY debut and other ten round bouts. Amateur boxing runs at Irish-American A C beginning tonight and ends Wednesday.
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Brown
Leach Cross
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
the Garden A. C
St. Nicho. A. C
Royale A. C
Brooklyn
Brown Cross
Empire A. C
Cross
New York
Ad Wolgast
the Garden
Rockaway Beach
New Polo A. A
Billy Gibson
Bronx
Billy Joh
Fairmont A. C
St. Nicholas A. C
St. Nicholas Rink
Charlie White
Chicago
Johnny Dundee
Owen Moran
Syracuse
White
Joe Shugrue
Jersey City
East
Patsy Kline
Newark
Frankie Burns
Eddie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Joe Coster
Matt Wells
Packey McFarland
the Royale A. C
Young Brown
East Side
Wells
Young Wagner
Willie Jones
St. Nicholas A
Sharkey A. C
A. C
Touchard Wins Bronx Championship Singles Title
Gustave F Touchard defeats Theodore Roosevelt Pell in four sets to clinch the Bronx championship singles title at Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club. Final score 4-6 6-1 6-? 6-? as Touchard secures his third title.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Bronx
Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club
Botanical Gardens Station
Touchard
Walter L. Pate
Nassau Country Club
L. Millens Burt
Garden City
Great Neck Hill Country Club
Susquehanna Avenue
Great Neck
Long Island
Pate
Cornell
T. F. Touhy
Wylie C. Grant
Arthur H. Freedman
Manhattan
New York Lawn
Columbia Oval
Paul E. Mead
Arthur M. Lovibond
Hamilton Grange Club
William B. Cragin, Jr
George C. Shafer
S. Howard Voshell
Frederick C. Baggs
Columbia Crew Heads North for Poughkeepsie Training Start
The Columbia University rowing team begins its final training phase with a move to Poughkeepsie to prepare for the last three weeks of intercollegiate competition. The squad includes both varsity and freshman crews with athletes listed by name and class years.
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Columbia University
Poughkeepsie
Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Hudson
Cornell
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Leland Stanford, Jr
Western Coast
Columbia
E. I. Williams
W. Ruprecht
A. C. B. Rothwell
A. W. Bissell
I. W. Hadsell
J. I. Moore
F. J. Latenser
A. J. Brock
Phillipson
G. S. Downing
F. Pyne
B. F. M. Claghorn
C. W. Peterson
J. 8. Miller
C. R. Robinson
K. J. Herbert
F. Macer
H. E. Bird
Doyle
F. Miller
E. K. Richard
Wills
A. Naumer
W.G. Sanborn
L. R. Beatty
H. C. Lauber
C. W. Cronenberg
H. C. Siedorf
BH. B. Moorehouse
F. Bo
Glendon Will Coach Navy Again
Richard Glendon of Boston will coach the Navy crew next season in Annapolis. Since taking charge the Navy has competed in 104 races and won 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon
Navy
Annapolis
Richard Glendon
Boston
Idle Hour A C Road Race Crowns Herzog in 22 40
Fifty five runners contested the four and a half mile Idle Hour A C event in Brooklyn with J Herzog of Winton A C Jersey City taking first in 22 40. Glencoe A C led team scoring at 111 points followed by St Anselms A C 114 and Morningside A C 116. St. Anselms placed EB Darby 23 12 and Morningside saw Dirkin 23 06 and Culkler 23 16 among finishers.
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Idle Hour A. C
Brooklyn
J. Herzog
Winton A. C
Jersey City
Glencoe A. C
St. Anselms A. C
Morningside A. C
T. Fowling
Xavier A. C
T. O’brien
St. Kees A. C
H. Nye
Mohawk A. C
B. Vogeth
H. Burk
Union Settlement A. C
H. Rupert
Deer Foot A. C
J. Dirkin
H. Culkler
EB. Darby
Morningside A .C
No Brushing on Ocean Parkway Matinee Canceled
Brooklyn Road Drivers postpone Sunday race on Ocean Parkway after autos occupy the half mile allowed for harness racing. Drivers lacked space to brush and plan to appeal to the Park Commissioner and possibly race Wednesday afternoon if permitted.
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Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn Road
Brooklyn Road Drivers’ Association
Parks Stover
Parkway
William Gaynor
Giants vs Lebin Agim Adm at Po Grounds Today
Baseball action at Po Grounds features the Giants taking on Lebin Agim Adm in an afternoon game set for 4 PM. The matchup includes a 56 cent admission price and promotes a lively local sports scene.
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Mi Giants
Lebin Agim Adm
Why Ameriga's Cup Rests Unchallenged
A 1900s era analysis explains no race for the America's Cup will occur this year due to rules and deadlines. It notes Sir Thomas Lipton’s repeated challenges, New York Yacht Club procedures, and the allowed freedom in boat design under the deed of gift. It recounts past challenger tactics and the practicality of cross ocean races for defender Reliance and other vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Earl of Dunraven
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Ir Thomas
Shamrock I
Atlantic
Ain
Crac
Columbia
Defender
Reliance
Untington
New York
Motor Boat Club of America
City Island
Pers
Kramer Starts Well In Newark Velodrome Season Opener
National cycling champion Frank Kramer won the quarter mile in 0 30 leading from start to finish at the Newark Velodrome. Tommie Smith was second with Pets Drobach third and Albert Crebs fourth. Alf Grenda won the three mile open handicap for professionals with a dominant late burst. Norman Anderson edged Carlo Messori in a tight special match race. Other events saw wins by A McDougall, Albert Crebs, and Alf Grenda in various amateur and professional races, with notable placings by Kramer and Drobach.
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Frank Kramer
Newark
Kramer
Tommie Smith
Pets Drobach
Boston
Alpert Crebs
Salt Lake City
Alf Grenda
Grenda
Comes
Freddie West
John Bedell
Pete Drobach
Norman Anderson
Denmark
Carlo Messori
R. A. Diefenbacher
Ace Anderson
Messori
Anderson
Diefenbacher
V. Bowen
G. Schaeffer
Italy
A. McDougall
Frank Whitney
Albert Crebs
East Orange
Peter Drobach
Ous Krebs
Menus Bedell
Lynbrook
L. I
David A. Mackey
Ernest Jokus
Fred West
San Francisco
E G. Cameron
New York
Atte Carmen
Jamaica
Donald McDougal
Norman Hansen
Fred Diver
Bay View Wheelmen
Gus Wohlrab
Jersey City
Frank Harenburg
Bay View
Australia
Ernest Jokns
Ernie Pye
Charles Turville
Percy Lawrence
Jimmie Hunter
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Mass
Carl Ruden
Fast Time on Speedway Horse Races Feature Closest Finishes
At the Speedway yesterday a top card featured the fast half mile in Class AA won by Claro driven by Joseph F. Gibbons. Direct and Claro dueled neck and neck, Claro pulling ahead at the line. Tokio the gray mare drew protests after a disqualification in Class A pacing. Multiple heats across Class B to C trotting and pacing highlighted the meeting with Meadow Bell Jr. and Ethel Wilkes among winners and various times recorded.
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Joseph F. Gibbons
Claro
Claro Ee
Tokio
Brush Committee
Meadow Bell, Jr
B. G
C. A. Horn
Bobbie B. McGregor
Ger
M. C. Reynolds
Francis Milror
Pb. m
A. Mullady
Ollie. Bee
H. B. Clark
Kippewa
Cc. J. Fendt
Mahlon Wilkes
I. FB. Gibbong
von Ethel Wilkes
B.m
J. B. Brock
J. Shannon
Hazel Bell
Ch. m
G. W. Morgan
Dick Welsh
J. Kennedy
Blk
Dawson Dillon
B. m
Dr. Seamon
Alphonzo O
C. Crowitz
Ledy Inwood
Blk. m
BE. M. Corner
Dr. Eddy
W. E. Horn
L. Smith
Clare
Gibbons
Princess Direct
Pik. m
Goldsmith
Clover Patch
Br. m
I. V. Hunt
Winsome
A. Campbell
Grace A
W. Boynton
C. Et
A. Young
Lad. Tashmov
M. I. Aronson
Toklo
Gr. G
W.briel
Baron Dell
A. Mulcahy
Little Ella A
J. Lennon
B. Ontime
J. ¥. Gibons
Louise E
CW. Scott
T. McGuire
Midnight
W. *Nell
Bright Direct
Br. G
C. Hiawatch
Yale and Harvard crews exchange visits in New London
Yale Varsity and Freshman crews visited New London aboard the Elihu Yale and met Harvard rowers at Red Top. A scare arose when rubbers in the river saved Charles Porter from drowning before the annual Thames River ducking ceremony drenched managers Street Walker Hobson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
New London
Elihu Yale
Harvard
Jay
Red Top
Charles Porter
Thames River
Street
Walker
Varsity
Hobson
Rose Equalled World Record in Shot Put at San Francisco
Ralph Rose of the Olympic team equaled his world mark of 51 feet for the right hand shot put and bettered his own world record for combined right and left hand throws. He set the new right and left hand record this spring, with four straight right hand throws over 50 feet. The Olympic record remains 48 feet 6 inches.
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San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Pacific Coast
Rose
New York State Road Conditions Report Highlights Detours
Albany Touring Bureau details changing routes across New York State due to extensive road work. Key detours affect routes from Albany to Buffalo, and specific segments near Kingston, Rosendale, and the Ashokan Reservoir with alternatives via Fishkill Landing, Catskills, and Shokan paths.
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New York State
Albany Touring Bureau
New York State Automobile Association
A. A. A. National
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Binghamton
Sanatoria Springs
Fort Crane
Schedac
Felatia
Kinderhook
Stuyvesant Falls
Stottville
Stockport Centre
Hudson
Blue Store
Livingston Manor
Garrison
New York
Newburg
Fishkill Landing
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Mohawk Valley
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Fonda Keep
Fort Wayne
Nolliston
Syracuse
Auburn
Camillus
Marcellus
Skaneateles
Cayuga Lake
Montezuma Swamp
Rochester
Batavia
Bergen
Leroy
Stafford
Pemberon
Buffalo
Tuxedo
Suffern
Orr’s Mills
Vail’s Gate
Cornwall
Moudna
Esphe
Kingston
New Paltz
Eddyville
Catskills
Pine Hill
Saugerties
Woodstock
West Hurley
Ashokan Reservoir
ton—Brown Station
Shoka
Washington Avnue
Hurley Avenue
Jam
Lamontville
Automobile Club of
Alister County
Old Stone Church
Aroun Ashokan Reservoir
Shokan
Reservoir
Old Shokan
Pinefin
Vane derbilt Cup Opens September Race Carnival
Milwaukee authorities set dates for a four race series headlined by the Vane derbilt Cup on September 17 and the Pabst trophy. Grand Prix and Wisconsin Motor trophy follow on September 21. Officials Schimpf Ruddle and representatives of the Automobile Club of America and American Automobile Association coordinated sanctions and entry blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Automobile Dealers’ Association
Schimpf
B. J. Ruddle
Revong
Mercer Named Penn Track Captain for Next Year
Eugene Le Roy Mercer, Penn track and football star, was unanimously elected captain of the Red and Blue track team for next year. The banquet at Kugler’s followed intercollegiate events at Franklin Field, with Yale, Cornell, and Michigan squads present. Mercer previously captained Penn’s football team and will graduate from the Medical School next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Eugene le Roy Mercer
University of Pennsylvania
Kugler’s
Yale
Cornell
Michigan
Franklin Field
Mercer
Quakers
Olympic tryouts in Harvard stadium for US team
Boston June 2 hundreds of East athletes will compete in Harvard stadium tryouts to earn a place on the American team for the Stockholm Olympics next month. Participants include college champions athletic club leaders schoolboys and unattached record challengers aiming to uphold U S athletic prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Harvard Stadium
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Cocsevesees
Bena H. P. Bush
Geree Rawtord
Cowesene
Ua Ianty
Btanage
Baus Seteceen
Cigttioe
Hite
Ullin
Saat An Annolly
Baltircas
Abrhpoa
Abrh — O K’p’ck
Cor’ Murphy
Bern’d
Lae Walsh
Seym’ R
Gettnre
Cina
Schmi’t
Parent
Stark, If
Malisel
Zim
C S
M’carty
C. Shawkey
Dees
Senators
Kmat
Duncan
Celtic Park
Abel R. Kiviat
James M. Duncan
Martin Sheridan
Charlie Reidpath
Syra- Sue
Vere Lad
America
George Horine
Stanford
Egon Erickson
Mott Haven A. C
Horine
Erickson
Jim Duncan
Mel Sheppard
Billy Hayes
J. L. Kerby
J. Carey
Paulist A. C
W. B. Conway
J. A. High
A. A
I. J. Lowell
I. Levy
Morris A. A. A
Frank Joyce
J. McLoughlin
Hymard Lyceum
George Norgauer
Frank Meissner
Grand Rapids
Alvin Loftes
John Becht
Joseph Kopsky
Jesse Pike
Albers
Anchor
J. M. Duncan
Pat McDonald
W. J. Kramer
Long Island A. C
Louis J. Scott
South Paterson A. C
David Duff
Germantown
Catholic Athletic League
St. Ann’s A. A
Knights of St. Anthony
H. Klages
A. J. Reich
Mottven A. C
J. Andromedas
F. Mulligan
Grace A. C
P. Gillies
Matt McGrath
T. Matzakis
Ding
Platt Adams
Leo Goehring
R. R. Micknes
K. C. Brown
Morningside
Upper Hudson
Southern League
Memphis
New Orleans
Montgomery
Atlanta
Ameriga
W. Dite
Madison SQ. Carden
Connecticut
Mike Murphy
Durland’s Riding Academy
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