Yankees Lose Two Games In A Double Bill
The Yankees drop both games to the Boston Red Sox at the Polo Grounds. Ed Daniels and Chance spark late Yankee threats, but Boston wins 4 3 and 6 2 as New York suffers nine defeats in their last ten games and seventeen in nineteen against Boston in the city.
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
Chance
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Kay ‘Wher
Theankees
Fisher
Read Sox
Peckinpaugh
Dutch Eeoare
Bedient
Daniels
Harry Walter
Walter
Hooper
Janvrin
Yerkes
Bert Daniels
Peckinpour
Cincinnati
Engle
Éider
Carrigan
Leonard
George McConnell
Joe Wood
McConnell
Wood
Smoky Joe
Charley Hall
Hugh Bedient
Stahl
Yanks
Redient
Cleveland
Baseball schedule highlights across leagues today
In the American League Cleveland visits New York and Detroit plays Philadelphia while St. Louis faces Washington and Chicago meets Boston. In the National League New York travels to St. Louis with Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Pittsburgh. The International League features Newark at Providence Jersey City at Baltimore Rochester at Toronto and Buffalo at Montreal.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Fallaieiptia
Forse Wee Chie
Detroit Eenee
St. Louis
New
P.C . Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Toronto Anne Eee
American League
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
International
League
Stallings Denies Trade Figures Involving Braves Players
Boston Braves manager George Stallings denied emphatically that deals involving several Boston players were being considered. He refuted reports that Captain Bill Sweeney would be procured by the Giants and said Tyee would remain with the Braves. Stallings noted McGraw would not trade regulars unless a Sweeney deal altered relations with Fletcher, which he did not see as likely.
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New York Timees
Pittsburgh
Penn
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Boston
Bill” Sweeney
Giants
Anager Stallings
Tyee
Braves
Man Stallings
Stallings
Stallings Would Part With Either of These Pers
McGraw
Sweeney
Arthur Fletcher
Grenanne
Detroit Chief Backs Ty Cobb Trade Rumor Denial
Detroit, June 2. Frank J. Navin president of the Detroit American League Club, dismissed Chicago trade rumors linking Ty Cobb and Hal Chase as unfounded. Navin said there is no current consideration of any other deal with Chicago and called the speculation without basis.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank J. Navin
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Hal Chase
Navin
Navina
Garden A. C. Manager Announces Postponed Ten Round Fight
Manager Gibson of Garden A. C. says the ten round bout with Shimenon and Pena was postponed due to a arranging error. Robideau posted 500 to backers for a 1 pound purse. Gus Platts has entered with Jem Driscoll as trainer. Flynn calls Platts a real talent and plans a future bout with Mike Gi. Platts and Kurtz set for 150 pound ringside brief.
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Gibson
Garden A. C
Shimenon
Ead Pena
Navy
Ate
Robideau
Gus Platts
Jem Driscoll
Flynn
New English Bantam Champion Crowned in London Fight
In London to night Beynen defeated Nationsi Stortine Cioh to claim the New English Bantam title. The bout produced a sharp clash with Beynen winning on points amid a crowd of finer spectators. Stakes reportedly around $2300 with Lord Leneaele Sait noted in the event.
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London
Zene Pe Beynen
Nationsi Stortine Cioh
Leneaele
Phillies Triumph Over Ragan in N L Park Victory
The Phillies defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 at National League Park aided by five first inning runs off pitcher Ragan. Moran, Magee, Cravath, and Luderus delivered key hits while Wagner closed with a solid relief effort. Seaton started for Brooklyn and held the Phillies to six hits as Knabe and Doolan made notable stops.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Patrick Don Carlos Ragan
Phillies
Brooklyn
National League Park
Ragan
Wagner
Moran
Cravath
Seaton
Superbas
Smith
Magee
Cravyath
Luderus
Knabe
Doolan
Miller
Lobert
Fisher
Daubert
Ryan
Wagener
R. Miller
Messrs. O'Day
Emsa
Batteries and Teams at City Venues Across North America
The report lists battery lineups and player names at several cities including Baltimore Providence Montreal and Toronto with lines of players such as Davis McHale Wells Shawkey Danforth Bergen Atchison Higgins Lafitte Kocher Ruffalo Holmes Gowdy Smith Burns and Brown.
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Rh.e
Jersey City
Baltimore
Davis
McHale
Wells
Shawkey
Danforth
Bergen
Providence
N.h
Newart
Atchison and Higgins
Lafitte and Kocher
R.H.E. Ruffalo
Montreal
Holmes and Gowdy
Smith and Burns
Baseball score summaries from multiple city pairings
In St Paul Minneapolis games the American Association scoreline shows St Paul 6 and Minneapolis 4. Columbus defeats Louisville 5 to 2 in seven innings. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 5 to 2 at Milwaukee. Toledo shuts out Indianapolis 3 0 at Toledo.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kan. City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Eastern Association Scoreboard Report
Eastern Association results show Naw London 8 Bridgeport 4. New Lon atsoroke 3 Waterbury 3. Atartford 5 Springfield 2. At wrtahica and Haven 2 Itafield 0 in fourteen innings.
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London
Bridgeport
New Lonatsoroke
Waterbury
Atartford
Springfield
Wrtahica and
Haven
Itafield
New England League Scores Sparse and Fragmented
Fragmented scoreline from the New England League shows Bedford Lowell Portland Brockton Worcester and Lynn with partial results. The readable items list six goals or points across cities including Bedford Lowell Portland Brockton Lynn and Lawrence with unclear matchups and final tallies.
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New England League
Natea Bedford
Lowell
New Bed
Portland
Brockton Orengiar
Warcaster
Fal Garces
Lynn
Lawrence
York State League Recap With Vague Scoring Fragments
Fragmentary notes show Walkeebar Wyhatane and Trey scoring with limited legible details. Other names such as de Sapecees casters appear tainted by OCR errors, leaving an incomplete snapshot of a youth league game or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkeebar Wyhatane
Trey
de Sapecees Casters
Tri-State League Scores Report from Yaanee to Atlantic
In Yaanee York 14 leads Owen 3. Allentown 1 and Harriaburg 2 follow, with Atlantic also listed. The fragmented results reflect a round of league play across multiple cities and teams in the Tri-State League.
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Yaanee
York
Owen
Allentown
Harriaburg
Atlantic
Disputed Southern Association Schedule Baffforms Weekend
A fragmented report notes a dispute over a Montgomery New Orleans schedule with conflicting scores and missing Nashville players and umpires. The text mentions cities Montgomery Mobile New Orleans Memphis and Chattanooga amid protest claims.
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Southern Association
Montgomery
New Orleans
Montgomar
Mobile
Memphis
Chattanoogs
Atlante
Nashville
Newburgh-Newburg and Portsmouth League Results
In the New York and New Jersey League at Newburge Newburg Danbury defeated 11 to 3. In the Virginia League the Portsmouth team hosted a game at Portsmouth with a 5 to Richmond scoreline amid unclear details.
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New York and
New Jersey
Newburge
Newburg
Danbury
Virginia League
Portsmouth
Richmond
Columbia Oarsmen Move to Poughkeepsie for Regatta Prep
Columbia College rowing teams depart from Edgewater to new quarters at Clearwaters Landing in Poughkeepsie to begin final training for the June 21 four mile race. Coach Rice aims for early water practice and reports good condition as crews from Cornell Pennsylvania Wisconsin Washington and Syracuse follow.
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Columbia
Krum Elbow
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Edgewater
Columbia Rowing Association
Varsity
Schuylkill
Navy
Princeton
Lake Carnegie
N. Y
Syraen
Une
Intercollegiate regatta course positions drawn for Hudson race
The Board of Stewards of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association listed the course positions for the regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie set for June 21. Varsity Four-Oared race results show Syracuse at No 1 and Penn at No 4 among others. Freshman Eights place Columbia No 1 and Wisconsin No 5. Varsity Eights list Syracuse No 1 and Cornell No 6 with Columbia and Pennsylvania Also in the mix.
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The
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylva
Wisconsin
Washington
Milburn Poised to Play in Meadow Brook Polo Match
Milburn of the American polo team, who was knocked from his pony in a Meadow Brook practice last Saturday, is expected to ride today or tomorrow after a brief golf recovery. Secretary William A Hazard said Milburn may line up in the opening match for the American quartet and will wear a bandage over a cut near his right eye. The English team is scheduled to meet the Americans at 3:30 p.m. on No. Field with Milburn and the others likely to participate in a postgame international quartet clash.
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Devereux
Milburn
Meadow Brook
William A. Hazard
Porociation
No. Field
Ws International Quartet
Belmont Park to open inner field free to public
Belmont Park officials announced that the inner field will be open free to the public this Friday with access via the upper field stand gate. Gates will allow spectators to cross the track into the infield while standard field and grand stand prices apply. If successful, the plan may become permanent starting June 13 and be adopted by surrounding racing associations.
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Belmont Park
England
France
August Belmont
Westchester Racing Association
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Empire City Racing Association
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Dyson Stops Webber In Third Round Championship Bout
Young Dyson of Pawtucket stops Eddie Webber of this city in the third round of a scheduled ten round star bout at the Olympic. Dyson weighed 135 pounds to Webber’s 128. Webber fought hard but was outclassed as Dyson pressed a late rally prompting the referee to intervene to end the semi final.
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Young Dyson
Pawtucket
R. L
Eddie Webber
A. C. Dyson
Bert Keyes
Webber
Tene
Algo
Wesleyan Names Track Captains for 1914 Team
Wesleyan University in Middletown announces the track team captains for the 1914 season. Harold L. Irving of Westfield New Jersey is selected as Captain and Waldemar L. Deetjen of Montclair New Jersey is named another captain.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Harold L. Irving
Westfield
N. J
Waldemar L. Deetjen
Montclair
Miss Hyde Leads In Women’s Metropolitan Golf
Miss Lilian B. Hyde of Westbrook posted a 44 38 82 in Nassau Country Club qualifying, setting a women’s course record and winning the medal amid fifty seven starters in the Women’s Metropolitan Championship. She outshot Miss Georgianna M. Bishop of Brooklawn by six strokes with a notable 15th hole birdie.
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Lilian B. Hyde
Westbrook
Nassau
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Miss Hyde
Cat. Cocovesscdy
Caleb F. Fox
Metropolitan Golf Association
Marion Hollins
Paterson
Miss Bishop
Faith
Cahn
Swift
Bendigs
W. J. Faith
Wykagyl
A. S. Cahn
Century
Lawrence Swift
Knollwood
H. F. Whitney
Isaac Harter
Richmond County
M. D. Paterson
Enlewood
A. S. Rossin
D. G. Geddes
Henry Blumenthal
Fairview
William Chilvers
Dunwoodie
A. Herzog
E. T. Benjamin
Elsa Pickhardt
Englewood
H. C. Phipps
Piping Rock
Percy Ingalls
County
Sidney Weil
Er. J
Irving
Arsdale
A. Morgan
Apawamis
C. F. Uebelacker
Hackensack
W. J. Salomon
G. H. Levy
G. F. Wood
F. W. Hogruble
Yale Time Trial Spoiled by Coaching Launch Breakage
Yale varsity eight time trial on the Thames was called off after half a mile when the coaching launch broke down. The Varsity four beat the second Varsity four by a quarter length in a spirited race. Harvard crew candidates and trainers arrived at Red Top for training with Reynolds and Goodale absent today.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale Varsity
Thames
Harvard
Varsity
Red Top
Cambridge
Reynolds
Goodale
Murray
Harwood
Chasler
Leopards Defeated By Piping Rocks In Polo Cup Opener
Locust Valley June 2 Leopards lose a one sided polo match at Piping Rock Club as the Leopards struggle against the Piping Rocks. Rathbone Thomas and Clarke score for Leopards while Willard Straight Kingscote Bordas and Earle lead the Rocks. Tomorrow Randolphs Aiken team faces Grasshoppers.
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New York Times
Locust Valley
L. I
Ritson
Cheape
Edwards
Lockitt
Miller
Lord Wodehouse
Piping Rock Club
Leopards
Piping Rocks
Rathbone
Joseph B. Thomas
F Brose Clarke
Thomas
Willard D. Straight
N. Kingscote
Harry Bord
Henelph
Earle
P. Randolph
Aiken
Grasshoppers
Fordham Elects 1914 Officers for Athletic Association
Fordham University announces new officers for the Athletic Association for the coming year. Francis J. Coyle, Daniel S. Kealey, John A. Casey, and Id J. McKernan are elected to top posts. Additional alumni executives include J. Moynahan and Walter A. Lynch serving as officers and helpers for baseball operations.
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Fordham
Fordham University Athletic Association
Francis J. Coyle
New Haven
Conn
Daniels. Kealey
Hoboken
N. J
John A. Casey
Bridgeport
Id J. McKernan
Philadel
Amanent
Eerd
Maguriee
J. McCarthy
Arthur Narconte
William H. Hurst
Charlies Atfield
Will
J. Moynahan
New York
Walter A. Lynch
John E. Hayes
Newt
Thomas R
Williams Joins American Davis Cup Team Practice
Harvard coach R Norris Williams joined the American Davis Cup squad at West Side Tennis Club for final preparations before the first match with Australia. Williams, recovered from a minor illness, will play singles with Will McLoughlin, while doubles likely pair McLoughlin and Hackett.
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R. Norris Williams
Harvard
West Side
Willams
Will McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Hackett
Williams
Charles B. Hagsett
Raymond D. Little
McLoughin
Stanley N. Doust
H. Rice
Gustave F. Touchard
William Washburn
Doust
Rice
N. B. Jones
Harold H. Hackett
Wilson Wins Three Races at Belmont Park
R T Wilson's Penobscot won the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap by a dozen lengths at Belmont Park as 3,000 fans attended the third day of the joint meeting. Lysander captured the Patchogue Selling Stakes while Yellow Eyes won the mile and a sixteenth race. Tillie D. fell in the early stages. Wilson also took the selling race with Lysander and another event with Sandhill. A special match race saw Raymond defeat Norbitt by nearly two lengths.
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Belmont Park
R. T. Wilson
Penobscot
J. E. Davin
O. Bear
Tillie D
E. Klenck
Lysander
Wolfe
James Fitzsimmons
Norbitt
Raymond
Capt. E
Cassatt
Br. F. Flying Fairy
T. Davies
John T. Tallb
B. c. Palanquin
J. Butwell
R. T. Wilson, Jr
E. G. Montressor
H. Wolfe
Sir John Johnson
C. Fairbrother
Ringling
H. Radtke
Breaker Boy
J. Frachlirtum
R. Troxler
Capt. Mattock
J. Robertson
Bally Cliff
W. Obert
Ramaporors
H. Neander
A. Schuttinger
Goa
Rosa
Er. Hoffmen
R. Troxi
Peres
J. Glass
G. Benschoten
J. K
Virginia Lass
B. G. Lysander
J. L. Holland
B. G. Donald McDonald
R. F. Carman
B. H. Campeon
J. Hanover
Astute
A. Bchuttener
P. Ford
J. McCahey
E. F. Rooney
Guy Fisher
BR. F. Carman
G. Starbottle
Han
A Nerbitt
Fleishman
Norris and Brooke can't defend state tennis titles
The Pennsylvania State tennis singles championship began at the Orion Cricket Club in Haverford with nearly fifty contestants. Bo Norris Williams Jr will be unable to defend his title as a member of the American Davis Cup team preparing for matches against Australia. William Johnson and George H Brooke, current doubles champions, are paired with others and will not defend that title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Lawn
S. H. Voshell
West Side Tennis Club
G. (. Shafer
G. C. Shafer
King Smith
F. C. Baggs
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Orion Cricket Club
Haverford
Bo Norris Wi Fams, Jr
Davis
William Johnson
George H. Brooke
Remarkable Norfolk suits and fabrics featured
A catalog note highlights Norfolk suits woven with Irish Donegals and Scottish homespuns. It mentions a new underarm seam plait for greater arm swing and lists Norfolk suit prices from 25 to 32 dollars, applicable for city and country wear.
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Ireland
Scotland
Hat Styles and Prices Range from Two to Twenty-Five
Straw hats in varied weaves with splits and Sennits. Soft brimmed Mackinaws. Bangkoks light as a feather. Panamas and Snowflakes woven in Switzerland. French Panamas offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkoks
Broadway Stores Sell Everything Men and Boys Wear
Three Broadway stores at Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street offer a full range of men and boys apparel. Shoppers can find suits coats shirts and casual wear in varied styles and prices.
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Ptt
Dan's
Lewis
Cree
John
Crigan
Leon
Sterrett
Speaker
Wager
Eagle
Bedlent
Tmptres
Messrs
Evans
Hart
Jewls
Morin
Cady
Car’ Gan
Res
Ry Chance
Gossett
Lough
Schurs
Kiepfer
Hartzell
T Sweeney
Schulz
Stew
Eas
Nose
Tekie Dy
Ktreets
Midkiff
McKechnie
Kiepf
Bedtent
Connell
Hall
Schull
Klepfer
Innning
Messrs. Evans and Hart
Baker
Barry
Lapp
Brown
Bush
Bendet
Moel’r
Olsh'f
Milan
Ereone
Wilms
M'Bride
BiHenry
Mullin
Obhiing
Li Hughes
E. Murphy
Hughes
Bender
Schaefer
Boehling
Strunk
Laporte
Williame
Gandil
Engel
Collins
McInnis
Moeller
Eer Bush
Pags
Mesers, O'Loughlin
Egan
E. M'y
Walsh
Owes
Clins
Mel's
Houck
Daley
al Enry
J’son
Rene Pane Moeller
E Re Sane
Johnson
O'Loughlin
Athletics
Senators
Tyler
Chase
Cobb
PHILA
OlD'bert
Olsmith
D'tan
Erwin
Callahan
Pirates
James
Bill James
Seattle
Wilson
Arne
Hendrix
Snings
Maranville
Myers
Titus
Strand
Mays Booe
Om'ville
Carey
Viox
Con'ly
HPOA
Eat
Wils'n
O Mann
Byrne
Seymour
Simon
O James
Calhoun
Mann
Bogton
Connelly
Oe Strand
International League
R.H.E. San
Ngehh al Rad
Genie
Seabiagnieas Brown and
Raham
American Association
Eastern Association
Tri-State League
Sacha Sit
Fela Sra
Krum
Amercian Polo
Dyson
Olympic A. C
Serra Fe
YALE
Fordham Athletic Officials
Dune S
Jane
L. A
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
K. G. Smith
G. A. L. Dionne
Clare Cassell
Blume
Grove
Miss Cuffe
Marie Wagner
L. G. Morris
Miss Miller
Delafield
H. Jack
Lyle E. Mahan
T. F. Weaver
Miss Powell
FE. Hewlett
Amy Harpe
A. Lehman
Bessie Holden
H. Flack
Miss Hewlett
Haworth
H. W. Naisawald
S. Forbes
H. Collins
K. Tanaka
Frank Knapp
Eckerson
Hamlink
R. B. Cunningham
Mra. J
F. Lane
Nacoaees
Mrs. Eckerson
Relay
Forbes
Fink
Hennessy
Theis
Knapp
Lane
Nalsawald
F Eckerson
Ees
Bury
Ree
Belmont
Lover
Areswo
KR. Twit
Penohene
Ener R.’S
Olus
Phileas Te Chaalder
Girard Company
Sole
Mfrz
Broadway
Oizerlfs
Ranelagh
Spa
Rothchild
Care Tury CO
Pierce-Arrows
Ebllis Motor Car CO
Central Ave
W Jersey
Pierce-Arrow
Siso
enLis Motor Car CO
Pope Hartford
P. Sessengee Landauilet
Sao Pope Motor Car CO
Automobile Exchange
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