New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 4, 1908, p. 8

Feasts Off Cordless Wonder in Batting

In the final game of the series the Yankees failed to beat their opponents as they struggled at bat and did not display the needed offense to secure a win. The performance undercut hopes for a closer finish.

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Boston Beats New York as Gridiron Histories Collide

In yesterday’s American League games Boston defeated New York 6 to 1 while Philadelphia outscored Washington 11 to 5 and Detroit beat Cleveland 2 to 1. Chicago vs St Louis was rained out and New York visits Cleveland with Boston at Detroit today.

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Baseball game summary under Orth and Glaze

Orth pitched to hit by his own team’s batter and struck out Glaze. The game lasted one hour and fifty five minutes with umpire Mr O Loughlin. W W Aulick reported.

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National League Scores and Today’s Schedule

Yesterday results include New York 3 over Boston 0 and Brooklyn 2 over Philadelphia 1. St Louis 8 beat Pittsburg 4. Today games feature St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston.

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New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburg

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Unclear Sports Card Data From Chicago and New York

Fragmentary list shows team abbreviations W I P C Chicago New York Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn with scattered figures .25 15 05 .20 18 .526 .20 17 .141 .19 20 487 .18 18 .529 .10 .895. Data appears incomplete for a coherent event or outcome.

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Maheee Ww. L. P Cleveland Detroit Genget le P Ia Chicago Washing’n Lohis Boston W. i. PC New York Pittsburg Cincinnati St- Louis Phila’phia Brooklyn

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Mathewson Shuts Out Beaneaters 8–0 To Lift Giants

Giants clinch final win over Boston 8 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Mathewson struck out 11, held the Beaneaters to four hits, and backed by Needham Devlin doubles, Bates misplay, and a Browne error, the visitors scored in two early innings and ran away. Young took the loss for Boston despite a steady effort.

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Lumley's Home Run Secures Brooklyn Victory at Washington Park

Lumley hit a three inning home run as the Brooklyns beat Philadelphia at Washington Park. Barker outpitched Sparks but fielding kept the game close with several errors. Lumley, Osborne, Bergen and Pattee highlighted a list of standout hitters as Brooklyn earned a 2 to 1 win in the series opener.

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Taylor to Run as an Irish-American at Olympic Trials

J B Taylor the celebrated colored runner and quarter mile champion of the Amateur Athletic Union completed his Penn final exam and entered the Olympic trials in Philadelphia on Saturday. He will wear the Irish American Athletic Club emblem in the 400 and 80 metre races with East rivals expected in the field. Additional entries include J Gumpert of New York A C for high jump and Homer Heath of Michigan for running broad jump.

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J. B. Taylor University of Pennsylvania Amateur Athletic Union Philadelphia Taylor New York A.C Homer Heath University of Michigan

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Broadway Special Cars Leave Times Building Daily

Special cars depart from the Broadway entrance of the Times Building at 3 P M The service is offered by Bryant 1933 MANHATTAN AUTO CAR CO with a fare of 50 cents The company has an office in the Times Building.

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New York Outfitters Move to Big New Store on 34th Street

Rocas Peet & Company announces a relocation from 32nd Street to a larger outlet at 34th Street and Broadway. The three Broadway stores, including 258 Warren Street, 842 1260 rents, will shift to the new location with a grand open day.

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Outsider Signorinetta Wins the Epsom Derby

A 100 to 1 outsider, Signorinetta owned by E Ginistrelli, won the Derby Stakes at Epsom by two lengths over Primer with Llangwm third. Norman III and Seasick II faded while a large crowd including royals and Americans watched.

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London Signorinetta E. Ginistrelli Duke of Portland Primer Barclay Walker Danny Maher Epsom Downs Downs Epsom Edward Queen Alexandra Prince and Princess of Wales Duke Duchess of Miss. Phillips Leonard Wood Norman III August Belmont New York Octagon Nineveh William K. Vanderbilt Llangwm Mercutio Mountain Apple Lyne Home Seasick II Azote Shotover Chaleureux-Signorina Signor Ginistelli Signorina Signorino Signor GinistreHi Newmarket Richard Croker Rhodora Jeddah Aften Liangwm Maher Norman Iir Seasick Ir Vanderbilt Seasick Tr Bélmont Norman

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Fordham Beats Wesleyan In Connecticut College Baseball

Fordham defeats Wesleyan in At Middletown Connecticut 6 to 2 with Mahoney and MacDonald battering the plate while Connell and Day lead a steady pitching effort.

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Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Features Biants vs St Louis

Baseball at the Polo Grounds today at 4 P M. Biants meet St Louis with admission priced at 50 cents. The item lists numerous names and team sections in a compact sports brief style.

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New York Yacht Club Plans Ocean Cruise Starting From New London

Commodore Cornelis Vanderbilt revealed the New York Yacht Club will embark on an ocean cruise around Cape Cod ending at Marblehead with rendezvous at New London on August 6. The regatta features the Astor and King's Cup races at Newport Harbor, and a schedule shift could see races in Newport, Vineyard Haven, Provincetown, and the Isle of Shoals before finishing in Marblehead on August 15. Notable entries include Aurora, Istalena, Weetamoe, Vigilant, Avenger, Eclipse, and Seneca with Queen not entering until mid-season.

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Cornelis Vanderbilt New York Yacht Club Cape Cod Marblehead New London Glen Cove Newport Harbor Commodore Vanderbilt North Star Regatta Committee Newport Harbor Vineyard Haven Cape Provincetown Isle of Shoals H. de B. Parsons Cornelius Vanderbilt Aurora George Pynchon Istalena Charles Lane Poor Weetamoe William E.iselin Vigilant R. W. Emmons Avenger L. J. Callanan Eclipse George Mercer, Jr Seneca J. Rogers Maxwell Queen

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YACHT ZUHRAH LEADS IN MARBLEHEAD TO HAMILTON RACE

Marblehead Massachusetts June 3 sailors started the long ocean race to Hamilton Bermuda in two classes. Dervish led early by about a mile near Highland Lightship with Zuhrah and Esperanza close behind. Weather was clear with a south east breeze about forty miles an hour.

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Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta Draws 13 Entries for Lipton Cup

The Regatta Committee of the Brooklyn Yacht Club announced thirteen boats entered for the July 4 Lipton Cup race to Cape May and back. Entries close June 15. Boats include four schooners, six sloops, and three yawls with participants from multiple clubs led by Mrs. Oliver Iselin Jr and Commodore Tanen. The race starts and finishes at Gravesend Bay, covering about 325 miles over roughly three days.

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Brooklyn Yacht Club Cape May Oliver Iselin, Jr Butterfly New York Yacht Club Tanen Tammany J. W. Titcomb Unecas Frederic Thompson Shamrock John Lewis Vigil Vics Austin Ondawa Herzig Gardenia Hyman Cohen Zinita Stuyvesant Wainwright Mimosa III American Yacht Club Sullivan Brothers Mossa Harlem Yacht Club Mrs. Iselin Haviland Brothers Sakana Richard C. Floyd Lila Frank Maier Hyperion New Rochelle Yacht Club Gravesend Bay

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Felipe Challenge Cup Ends With Notable Survivors On Court

The field of forty-eight lawn tennis aspirants at the New York Lawn Tennis Club saw Theodore R. Pell Gustave Touchard Otto H. Hinck and Richard H. Palmer emerge as survivors after play halted for the day. Results include Pell over Paret 6-4 6-4 Hinck over Connell 6-8 6-4 and Palmer over Thoresby 6-6 6-2 6-3 with numerous doubles matches in progress.

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Theodore R. Pell Gustave F. Touchard Otto H. Hinck Richard H. Palmer Harold H. Trackett New York Lawn T. R. Pell J. P. Paret W H. Connell Frederick C Manhattan A. Bassford, Jr HH. Bassford Arthur JH. Friedman J., Perry E. H. Jones C. TH. Hinck Albert J. Hinck Dr. Willam Rosenbaum James Cushman J. K. Smyth Frederick B. Alexander A.bassford, Jr H. Bassford E. F. Lee T. M. Donohue Ic. A. Child M. B. Beals C. F. Watson, Jr R. T. Bryam G. LU. Wreth G. F. Touchard William Rosenbaum R. Perry BE. H. Jones F. B. Alexander H. H. Hackett William H. Connell Mortimer Wertheim F.C. Uhi

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Gravesend Stakes Upset Follows New Post Entries

At Gravesend yesterday, upsets dominated the card as post-entry horses joined the field. Rossfenton led a Patchogue Stable trifecta with Moorish King third while Simple Honors, Rose Beaumont, and Shapdale highlighted long-shot wins in the six-race program.

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Automobiles for Race Track Leave Broadway Entrance

Daily departure from Times Building at 12:39 PM and 1:00 PM. Fare listed as 31 90. Plain notice provides transport schedule and price.

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Slow time at matinee hinders Road Drivers meet

The fourth matinée at Speed way Drive saw slow times due to a strong east wind and many scratches. Invader beat Rose Electorate and Redbird failed to start after Cuba n’s late finish while Charley Belden's sale reduced entries, and Decker edged Judge Boardman in tight finishes.

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England will not invade America for Davis Cup tie

A cablegram from the English Lawn Tennis Association reported by the U S National Lawn Tennis Association states England will not send its team to America to decide who plays Australasia. The American team will travel to Australia for the Davis Cup tie to determine the challenger round participant.

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Fragmentary OCR News Snippet From League Scoreboard

Fragmented text mentions names and teams in an unclear sports or event page. Readable elements include Rockaway, Philadelphix, and individuals such as Livan and Mocha Jr. but details and context are obscured by errors.

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Feasts Off Cordless Wonder in Batting

Boston Beats New York as Gridiron Histories Collide

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Baseball game summary under Orth and Glaze

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National League Scores and Today’s Schedule

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Unclear Sports Card Data From Chicago and New York

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Mathewson Shuts Out Beaneaters 8–0 To Lift Giants

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Lumley's Home Run Secures Brooklyn Victory at Washington Park

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Taylor to Run as an Irish-American at Olympic Trials

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Broadway Special Cars Leave Times Building Daily

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New York Outfitters Move to Big New Store on 34th Street

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Outsider Signorinetta Wins the Epsom Derby

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Fordham Beats Wesleyan In Connecticut College Baseball

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Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Features Biants vs St Louis

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New York Yacht Club Plans Ocean Cruise Starting From New London

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YACHT ZUHRAH LEADS IN MARBLEHEAD TO HAMILTON RACE

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Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta Draws 13 Entries for Lipton Cup

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Felipe Challenge Cup Ends With Notable Survivors On Court

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Gravesend Stakes Upset Follows New Post Entries

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Automobiles for Race Track Leave Broadway Entrance

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Slow time at matinee hinders Road Drivers meet

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England will not invade America for Davis Cup tie

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Fragmentary OCR News Snippet From League Scoreboard

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