Giants Lose as St Louis Beats New York 7 5 in Finale
In a tense tilt at the Polo Grounds St Louis defeated New York 7 to 5. The eighth inning featured a heated scene with umpires and managers amid protests over a close call while Hank Aaron—sorry, McGraw’s group—failed to mount a sustained challenge. Crandall pitched the final inning as St Louis moved closer in the standings.
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Polo Grounds
Jess Dandy
St. Louis
Mr. Dandy
Jon
Olf Hopper
Tibet
Mr. Hopper
Missouri
Frostetter
Hostetter
Ike
Bridwoall
Rudderham
Bridwell
Hostret
Mugssy McGraw
McGraw
Dummy Taylor
Chicago National League champions tie Boston in 17 innings
In Boston the Chicago National League champions and the Boston team battled sixteen scoreless innings before both sides finally pushed a run across in the seventeenth. Darkness halted the marathon game with the teams deadlocked at one run apiece, marking the longest contest of the season for either side.
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Bostion
Mass
Chicago
Boston
ANHATTAN AUTO CAR CO Daily Car Service at Times Building
Special cars leave Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 2 P M. Phone 1933 Bryant. Fare fifty cents. Office in Times Building. Ey an to ball grounds.
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Broadway
Bryant. Anhattan Auto Car CO
Times Building
Ball Grounds
Boston and Chicago duel in slugging tie with strong pitching
Lin naman and Pfeister delivered remarkable pitching as Boston and Chicago played a tense game. Howard homered on the seventh as Boston tied the score on Beaumont, Bowerman and other infield hits. Ritchey made a standout one‑hand stop while both teams squandered scoring chances in the late innings.
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Linnaman
Pfeister
Howard
Beaumont
Bowerman
Ritchey
McIntyre’s wild pitching beats Brooklyn 6 to 1 at Washington Park
Cincinnati wins 6 to 1 over Brooklyn as McIntyre walks five and allows three costly errors. Hummell Ganzel Lumley Mitchell Kane Sheehan Pattee McIntyre and Coakley appear in the line score with multiple hits and bases on balls. Brooklyn manager Coakley and umpire Rigler are noted in the game recap.
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Boston
Chicago
Howard
McGann
Sweeney
Hofman
Steinfeldt
Dahlen
Kelley
Chance
Lindeman
Pfeister
Hitler
Lindaman
Preister
Lindamen
Mr. O'Day
McIntyre
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Hugeins
Hummell
Kane
O Sheehan
Lobert
BiLumley
Mitchell R
Jordan
Ganzel
Lewis
Schlel
Pattee
Brain
Maloney
Hulswitz
Lumley
Toahert
Mitchell
Sheehan
Bergen
Coakley
Messers, Rigler and Johnston
Unclear 1920s Baseball Card Snippet
Fragmented OCR notes list battery pairings and umpires for multiple games. Matched items include Batteries Collins Burlington Hanley Chalmers Connelly with umpire Mr Thomas and another set McCuire Danahey Twitmire Port with umpire Mr Harkins, plus scattered team-like identifiers and location codes.
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R.H.E. Meethieng
Manhattan
Collins and Burlington
Hanley, Chalmers, and Connelly
Mr. Thomas
Amherst
Pennsylvania
McCuulre
Danahey
Mr. Harkins
Eastern League Score Summary
Eastern League results list Jersey City over Providence 3 to 1 in Jersey City. Baltimore defeated Newark 7 to 1. Buffalo edged Toronto 2 to 1. Montreal blanked Rephester 2 to 0 with Montreal winning.
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Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Newark
Toronno
Buffalo
Montreal
Rephester
Final Day at 32nd Street Store Announces Move
The 32nd Street location marks the last day of operation as one of three Broadway stores in use for twenty two years. Beginning tomorrow, the entire plant relocates to a new store at Broadway and 34th Street near City Hall, Union Square, and Greeley Square.
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32Nd St
Broadway
34Th St
English Judges Fail to Make a Hit at Kennel Show
At Mineola Long Island the sixth annual Summer show of the Ladies Kennel Association drew nearly 600 dogs. English judges faced heavy disapproval as many champions were beaten to thirds and fourths, with notable reversals in poodles bulldogs beagles and collies amid a social turnout of New York society figures and prominent exhibitors.
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Ladies’ Kennel
Fair Grounds
Mineola
L. I
Midgely Marsden
Glanchester
C.i Houlker
Accrington
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
America
East
New York
Long Island Summer Colony
Arthur Scott Burden
Dudley Winthrop
Alfred B. Maclay
Malcolm Lenox
Gertrude de Coppet
de Coppet
A. H. Higginson
M. C. Bourne
J. G. Bates
Louise Alger
Grace
Hastings Arnold
M. K. Bird
Verona Jarbeau
Godfrey
W. S. Hofstra
A. D. Lewis
Lewis
H. Mortimer
James A. Burden, Jr
C. N. Cameron
Marion Kennedy
L- W. Burrell
G. M. Carnochan
R. Stewart Edson
E. L. Boger
Maud Kennedy
Elise Laden
J. Searle Barclay, Jr
H. W. Berrman
Winthrop Rutherford
H. C. Phipps
Nancy Steele
Belmont Tiffany
A. Wateble
Peter C. Greig
W. W. Hadley
Christina Whitney
Payne Whitney
L. von Wevicsky
Franklyn Hutton
Charles E. Havens
Archer. Huntington
David L. Haight
George W. Mabee
Minnie S. Mills
J. Juce Morrill
Tyler Morse
F. K. We- Lane
Lennart Nilson
Helen Oakman
le Roy H. Peck
Jo -Wey
Oddie
Robert E. Strawbridge
L. Moore Smith
M. Thorpe
Lawrence Townsend
Atala W. Thayer
M. Vanneman
W. G. Rockefeller
C. Houlker
Red Brook
Lucille Alger
Louisa Grace
J. B. Moulton
Boston
Rudolph de Boehme
Charles Hopton
Woodcote
Ermit
Gotham Kennels
Gotham Odin
F. H
McConnell
Lord Chancellor
Firenze Kennels
Firenze New Guard
Woodcote Hermit
Rodney Dauntless
Houlker
Tyler Mors
Madam Menelik
Gotham Hennels
Heywood
Midgley Marsa@en
Inna Collie
Innna
H. W. Chaplin
Long Island
Georgie Appleton
Clerk
W.G. Rockefeller
Rock Ridge
Windholme Kennels
Windholme Peerless
Samuel Untermyer
Irina Collie
Ormiskirk
Edithanna retires from Bermuda race after mast damage
Marblehead Mass June 4 The Edithanna schooner yacht owned by Thomas F Henderson of the Yachtsman's Club Philadelphia retired from the Hamilton Bermuda race after an accident. She carried away her mainhead mast off Cape Cod and put into Gloucester Harbor late today.
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Marblehead
Mass
Edithanna
Thomas F. Henderson
Yachtsman’s Club of
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Bermuda
Gloucester Harbor
Cape Cod
Motorboats Readying for Bermuda Race Start
Preparations for tomorrow's motorboat race from this city to Bermuda are nearly complete with two entrants. James Craig's Ailsa Craig, last year's winner, faces S W Granbery's Irene II. Measurements show Ailsa Craig at 59 ft 10 in overall, Irene II at 40 ft. Start off Norton's point slated for tomorrow afternoon. Ailsa Craig expected to reach St David's Head around 8 to 9 am next Tuesday.
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Bermuda
James Craig
Ailsa Craig
S. W. Granbery
Irene II
Bayonne
Alisa Craig
Irene SI
Norton's
St. David's Head
New Haven Poloists Win Close Philadelphia Match
New Haven defeated Bryn Mawr at Bala today by 11 goals to 3 in the Philadelphia Country Club Cup local championship series. Frank Butterworth, ex Yale quarterback, starred for New Haven against Alex Brown of Bryn Mawr as over 4,000 spectators watched a fast game.
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Philadelphia
New Haven
Bryn. Mawr
Bala
Bryn .Mawr
Frank Butterworth
Yale
Alex Brown
Bryn Mawr
Gamble Elected Captain of Princeton Track Team
Special to The New York Times from Princeton New Jersey on June 4 reports Ralph A Gamble born 1909 elected captain of the Princeton track team. Gamble has been a star sprinter since freshman year and scored in intercollegiate dash events for the Tigers.
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Princeton
N. J
Ralph A. Gamble
Gamble
Tigers
Hambsch Chosen Captain Of Naval Academy Baseball Team
Philip F. Hambsch of Burlington Iowa was elected captain of the Naval Academy baseball team. The catcher with two previous seasons on the nine and part of another is regarded as an clever player.
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Annapolis
Philip F. Hambsch
Burlington
Iowa
Naval Academy
Hambsch
Rand elected Harvard track captain for 1909
Cambridge Massachusetts June 4 W M Rand 09 of Watertown tonight chosen captain of the Harvard track team Rand boosted the squad with strong hurdle performances during the season
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Cambridge
Mass
W. M. Rand
Watertown
Harvard
Rand
Judge Moore's Horses Win at Plainfield Show
Judge William H. Moore of New York led the fifth annual Plainfield Riding and Driving Club exhibition with multiple blues and reds earning the Thomas W. Lawson Cup leg. Reginald Vanderbilt placed close second, with a roster of blue ribbon winners from New York, Plainfield, and nearby towns amid high society spectacle.
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New York Times
Plainfield
William H. Moore
New York
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
The
Oranges
Morristown
Franca Philadelphia
Reginald Vanderbilt
Moore
Vanderbilt
Thomas W. Lawson
J. W. Harriman
Harriman
Emily Bedford
Brooklyn
H. Reeve Stockton
Mabel Hooley
North Plainfield
George Carr
W. J. Buttfield
J.T. Spratley
George Cook
Trenton
George W. Watson, Jr
Paul Sorg, Jr
Pittsburg
Jersey
Bernardsville
Madison
Watchung Hunt Club
J. Edgar Corliés
Joan Hussey
N Y A C Swimmers Lead Olympic Tryouts at Travers Island
At Travers Island NYAC tryouts for the Olympic games featured top amateur East swimmers led by Marquard Schwarz of Missouri AC. Records fell in 100 and 200 meter events as New York AC, Nassau AC, Brookline SC, Princeton, Yale and Baltimore AC athletes competed under official James F. Sullivan and a NYAC panel. Daniels and Greene among winners, with Hill taking diving by default.
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East
Marquard Schwarz
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
Yale
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Olympic Committee
Astor
James F. Sullivan
Hugh Quinn
Thomas Hughes
Eugene Giannini
Charles Dieges
Robert Stoll
W. L. Jones
John Boyle
L. B. Goodwin
N. Tasc
G. Rich
Brookline
Mass
C. D. Trubenbach
N.Y
Charles M. Daniels
Nov. A. C
J. P. Mantell
West Side
J. W. Chambers
Princeton University
E. C.M. Richards
Yale University
Missouri A. C
James B. Greene
Brookline Swimming Club
E. E. Wenck, Jr
N. C. Manley
Olympic Trials Highlight Chicago Swimmers of Perfect Form
At Chicago trials for the Olympic team Gaidzik of Chicago Athletic Association won high and fancy diving. Goesling of Missouri Athletic Association excelled in the 1 metre back stroke with 1 273-5. Other winners included Healy unattached in 100 metre, Griffin unattached in 40 metre, Jensen Illinois A C in 1500 and 200 metre events, Hebner Illinois A C in 200 metre, and Jensen Illinois A C in 200 metre breast stroke with notable times.
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Chicago
Gaidzik
Chicago Athletic Association
Goesling
Missouri Athletic Association
Healy
Hebner
Illinois
Jensen
Illnois A
Ketchell Beats Papke In Ten Round Milwaukee Bout
Stanley Ketchett of Grand Rapids Michigan won the decision over Billy Papke of Kee waunee Illinois after ten rounds in Milwaukee. The match featured numerous clinches and rough exchanges with Ketchell surging in the tenth to stagger Papke before the bell ended the bout.
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Milwaukee
Stanley Ketchett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Billy Papke
Keewaunee
Ill
Ketchell
Papke
Special NY to Philadelphia Train for Olympic Tryouts
Manager Matthew P Halpin announced a special train from New York to Philadelphia for Olympic Games try-outs at Franklin Field on Saturday. The PA Railroad service departs Twenty third Street at 11 55 and Cortlandt Street at 12 M, led by W L Jones and W H Brady. Fare is 2 dollars 70 cents.
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Matthew P. Halpin
New York
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twenty-third Street
Cortlandt Street
W. L. Jones
W. H. Brady
Pennsylvania women’s championship tennis at Haverford
Excellent play highlighted the Philadelphia tournament with the mixed doubles as the top draw. Miss Sears defeated Miss E G Ostheimer in the singles final and will face Edith Rotch, the reigning champion, in the challenger round.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Sears
E. G. Ostheimer
Edith Rotch
Wright and Suloway Win Doubles in State Tennis Tourney
In Newton Massachusetts on June 4 Beals Wright and F L Sulloway won the doubles final of the Massachusetts state tournament defeating E Whitney and E Fay in straight sets in the afternoon finals.
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Newton
Mass
Massachusetts
Beals Wright
F. L. Sulloway
E. Whitney
E. Fay
Lipton Yacht Loses to Brynhild in Harwich Southend Race
In the Harwich to Southend yacht race covering forty six miles Brynhild won, Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock finished second and White Heather came in third.
New Jersey Golf Championship Draws Close to 100 Players
Charles Hitchcock Jr led a large field at Englewood Golf Club in the qualifying round for the New Jersey State championship. He shot 79 to beat defending champion Jerome Travers by one stroke and win the gold medal as nearly 100 competitors contended for the first 16 spots for the championship rounds and three more sets for minor trophies. The article lists semi final and first round results across the championship, second and third sets, and team match outcomes with Englewood, Baltusrol, Plainfield, and Canoe Brook among the clubs.
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Charles Hitchcock, Jr
New Jersey
Jerome D. Travers
Englewood Golf Club
Jahat
Total
C. Hitchcock, Jr
Baltusrol
J. D. Travers
Montclair
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Max Behr
Morris County
P. Harrison
J. S. Ludlow
Reinhart
Plainfield
M. Olyphant
Roy Webb
D. Barrows
E. M. Barnes
G. Ryall
Yourtaleah
H. V. Keep
H. Giffen
L. W. Callan
J. Whitney Baker
H. Dudley
Hackensack
W.E. Marcus
J. W. Howell
Es Storrs
Essex County
F. Snare
G. Austin
Leighton Calkins
C. W. Hunt
John W. Griggs
North Jersey
FL A. Wright
Canoe Brook
Harry Alsopp
Forest Hill
W. FE. Loughman
PF. RK Fell
G. M. Boynton
Alex. Gray
North Jer
de Forest Lyon
H. M. Coxe
W. C. Shaup
J. P. Kirwan
Englewoo
C. S. Kellogg
S. O. Miller
F. C. Miller
Behr
Hitchcock
Barrows
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Parnes
Ludlow
Kirby
Reinmund
Pell
Harrison
Travers
Rheinhart
Olyphant
Webb
Giffen
Ryall
Yes
Callan
Storrs
Johnson
Baker
Uplands
Reid
Snare
Lo¢skett
Boyre
Dudley
Austin
Grenny
Marcus
Moore
Cunningham
Upton
Howell
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Hunt
Calkins
Barnes
Ales Baltusrol
Glenny
Lyon
F. A. Wright
Heller
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Cornell Crew Drops Six From Varsity Rower Roster
ITHTACA June 4. Cornell announces a major shake up with six varsity rowers dropped at once reducing the squad to fourteen. Veterans Jack Dods Koerner Sanger Frost Wurst Beyea among those cut. Koerner and Sanger, once strong contributors, have recent hospital time and are out of condition.
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Cornell
Ithtaca
N. Y
Courtney
Poughkeepsie
Varsity
Jack Dods
Dods
Koerner
Sanger
Frost
Wurst
Kelly Out of Philadelphia Tryouts Due to Leg Sprain
Dan J. Kelly long noted for a 100 yard dash of 9.3 seconds will skip all sprint events and the running broad jump at the Philadelphia tryouts after spraining a tendon. Kelly, tied to the Irish American Athletic Club, had been under trainer Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania and had been expected to show record form in Philadelphia.
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Dan J. Kelly
Spokane
Washington
Philadelphia
Kelly
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Irish-American Athletic Club
Princeton Regatta Announces Interclass Races On Lake
The Regatta Committee of the Princeton Rowing Association plans an interclass regatta tomorrow morning on the lake. Events include an eight oared shell for the Carnegie Cup between the four classes and a four oared shell race between sophomores and freshmen, plus three conoeires. The winning eight will receive the Carnegie Cup from Mayor McClellan, and soon the Class of ’87 will present a boathouse and coaching launch to the association.
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Princeton Rowing Association
University Bf
Carnegie
McClellan
New York A C Champions Win Chess Match at Crescent Club
The return chess map between the New York Athletic Club and Crescent Athletic Club was played last night at Crescent’s Brooklyn house. New York club players won the match by due to Ds.
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New York Athletic Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn House
New York Club
Stamina Wins Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend in Lone Finish
Stamina, the leading two year old filly, dominated the Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend yesterday, finishing well ahead of rivals with a lonely stretch to the wire. The day also featured upsets as post favorites fell in six races, while Stamina stood as the sole afternoon favorite and rewarded followers with a decisive victory.
First Race Handicap at Six Furlongs Full Entry List
The first race lists a handicap for all ages over six furlongs with entries including Lady Wolf De Bhs oak Timber of tag Pea View Jicsehs Gold Lady Okenite King Cobalt Rellhyether Pantoufle Bat Masterson Corncob Banyah ArasPe Rara Avis Senator Barnett Black Oak Brother Jonathan He knows Fly Bail and others. The second and subsequent races mix stakes and allowances for fillies two years old and up, one mile and a sixteenth, and other distances with horses such as Mouse Hammerless Lady Hubbard Suffragette Riosevale Montauk Aimee Jack Atkin Isretna Gree Montgomery Master Rebecons Missouri Lad Troublesome Jo Almandine Uncle Jim Voodoo Witching Hour Minnie Adams Batsman Nick Stoner Good Luck Sir John and more.
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Lady Wolf
Tag Pea View
Banyah
ArasPe
Barnett
Jonathan
Criterion
Fiemehssa
Lady Hubbard
the Parkway
Samuel H. Harris
Rolando
Tommy Waddell
Paiette
Sarah Rasquin
Waterbury
S Ering
Montauk
Aimee Coces
Jack Atkin
Isretna Gree
Beauclerc
Almandine
Uncle Jim
Minnie Adams
Nick Stoner
Gaal Tourenne
Vif Spooner
Lord Stanhope
Killiecrankle
Fitz Herbert
Sir John
Gener
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Ceremonial start planned for Long Island Motor Parkway
General Manager A. R. Pardington announces a ceremony tomorrow afternoon to launch construction of the Long Island Motor Parkway. Speakers include William H. Hotchkiss, August Heckacher, John C. Wetmore, and Russell A. Field, followed by W. K. Vanderbilt Jr turning the first spade. E. G. Williams will demonstrate ground clearing methods using explosive charges. bad weather may delay the event by a week.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
A. R. Pardington
William H. Hotchkiss
American Automobile Association
August Heckacher
John C. Wetmore
Russell A. Field
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Parkway Company
E. G. Williams
Automobiles for Race Track Schedule
Race track shuttle cars depart Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 12 30 noon and 1 00 PM fare one dollar per ride.
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Broadway Entrance Times
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