Federal fight over pitcher Blanding in Kansas City suit
Kansas City Federal League club serves notice to pitcher Blanding of the Cleveland Americans to appear before Judge Foell in Chicago for a temporary injunction. They allege a 2500 advance was paid, claim the contract was voided and seek restraining order from playing for Cleveland or any club other than Kansas City. The hearing follows a related Cincinnati Johnson case ruling spreading to the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Federal League
Blanding
Cleveland Americans
Foell
Cleveland
Kansas City Federals
Kansas City
Cleveland Ub
Kansas City Club
Johnson
Cincinnati Nationals
Federal League
Federals
Biandini
Gilmore
Cincinnati
Cincinnati National League
Marsans
Superior
Marsans and Herzog in banter over contract row
Cincinnati player Marsans faces indefinite suspension after demanding a new deal. Herrmann says no action until Herzog acts. Marsans plans ten day period to report, may report to Cuba if unresolved. Gilmore notes Federal League stance on ten day clauses amid Marsans dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Armando Marsans
Cinecinnati
Kent Wugnar Herrmann
Thecinnati Club
Marsans
Herzog
Herrmann
Herrin
Baseball
Cuba
Name Transfers and Relocation Announcements Across Cities
Joan K. Tener announces a wave of contract terminations and releases involving multiple individuals and cities. Transfers move figures such as Schultz, Griffith, Kraft, Koestner, Parnes, Torree, Harreson, Cot and others between Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston, Newark, Chicago, Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis, St. Paul and Montreal with several unconditional moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan K. Tener
The
National Too
Brooklyn
J. C. Schultz
Bar
Liit
Pittsburgh
G. H
Boston
Indianapolis
Thomas H. Griffith
Cc. O. Kraft
Newark
Pie
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eimer Koestner
Law
TL. Ft. L
Yankees Open Series in Chicago as Sweeney May Play
The Yankees head to Chicago to open a series with the White Sox and plan to leave the Polo Grounds by July 7. Catcher Ea Sweeney, recently at home in Chicago, is expected to be cleared for the series. MecGraw’s team starts against St. Louis at the Polo Grounds today as Western clubs visit during the stay. A Girls High School Day is set at Wild today with a delegation and Dr W L Felter to attend the Cubs game. Shannon’s band will perform at Ebbets Field tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Chiis
White Sox
Polo Grounds
Ea Sweeney
St. Louis
Polo Ground
Thief
Wield
W. L. Felter
Cubs
Shannon
Ebbets Field
Thomas
Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Charles F. Taft
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Brookfeds
Buffalo
Benown
Federal League Action In Kansas City and St Louis
Chicago, Missouri, and St Louis faced heavy scoring in Federal League games. Sherman and teammates pounded the plate in Kansas City while Moseley and Rariden delivered for St Louis, as Indianapolis posted a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. FE
Indianapolis
Bt. Louis
Ratteries
Moseley and
Rariden
Keupper
Simon
Rain Delays Hit Multiple Minor Leagues All Games Postponed
In the New England League and several associations games were postponed due to rain. The American Association saw Minneapolis-Milwaukees shut out by Columbus 8 to 6, while other matchups were postponed for rain across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York State League
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukees
Minneapo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Southern Association Scores From Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta
In Nashville, Birmingham beat Nashville 3 to 2. Chattanooga defeated Mobile 4 to 5. At Memphis Montgomery, Memphis won 5 to 3. At Atlanta, New Orleans triumphed 9 to 6.
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Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Mermphis- Montgomery
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
In the American League Chicago beat Cleveland 2 to 0 while other matches were rained out. In the National League Kansas City defeated Chicago 5 to 4 and Indianapolis beat St Louis 7 to 6. The International League Providence defeated Baltimore 2 to 1.
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Philadelphia
Nolan Oy
Gio
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New Fork Neon
Cleveland
Ww. L. Pet
New York
Cincinnati
Aee Wee
Pittsburgh
Seer
Brooklyn
St. Uls
Omy
Federal League. Ww
Pet
Baltimore Seem
Seeeseresenesess
Indianapolis
Wweenee
Ween
Buffalo Ee Ee
Buffalo
Rochester
Baker Sete
Baltimore
International League
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
St. Louis at New York and other city matchups slate
A string of basketball pairings lists St. Louis facing New York and several other city teams. Matches include Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and others across major arenas.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
National League
Cincinnati
One Hit Off Scott in Chicago Win Over Cleveland
Scott allows only two Cleveland reach bases as Chicago tops Cleveland 2 to 0. Flo opens second with a single and Chase delivers the game’s only two RBI on a first inning score. Weaver and Collins contribute in the first, with Collins later scoring on Chase’s clean single. Jackson spoils Scott’s bid for a no hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scott
Cleveland
Jackson
Flo
Weaver
Blackburn
Collins
Blanding
Johnston
Chase
Alioholdef
H'ford
Ograney
Najole
Bodle
Ol'ston
Schalk
Turner
Alcock
O'Neill
Sbland
Ee leLelivelt
O' Neill
Messrs, Egan and Evans
Providence R.H.E. game halted by darkness after seven innings
The game between Providence and Baltimore was called at the end of the seventh inning due to darkness. All other games were postponed because of rain. Ruth and Gan were noted in the lineup amid a weather affected slate of matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Providence
Bultimore
Kocher
Ruth
Gan
Boxing Show in Harlem Postponed Due to Low Interest
Fifty entries from eight metropolitan clubs were slated for an amateur boxing tournament at the New Polo Athletic Association in Harlem. The heavyweight lineup featured White of Union Settlement A C and Birdsall of Ossining A C among others. With poor attendance, the club postponed the bouts until June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Athletic Association
Harlem
Glencoe A. C
Trinity Club
Boys’ Club
Pastime A. C
Illampeng’ Union Settlement A. C
Lipton Orders New Twelve Meter Yacht for Panama Regatta
London June 5 Sir Thomas Lipton ordered from Charles E Nicholson designer of Shamrock IV a twelve meter racing yacht to compete in the Panama-Pacific Exposition regatta Baseball Washington Park 3 30 PM today Brooklyn F s vs Buffalo Feds Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Brooklyn F' S
Buffalo Feds
Van Vleck Tops Jersey Golf Field in Rain Soaked Qualifier
Charles E. Van Vleck Jr of Baltusrol shot 75 to lead the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Morris County Golf Club in a downpour. Oswald Kirkby and W E Shackelford followed at 80, with Max Behr and Maurice Risley tied for last in the 85 range after a long playoff. Baltusrol edged Morris County for the team banner as the match play began with Van Vleck advancing after a 1 up win over Behr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. van Vleck, Jr
Baltusrol
New Jersey State Golf Association
Morris County Golf Club
Oswald Kirkby
W. E. Shackelford
Alph City
Max Behr
Maurice Risley
Atlantic City
E. M. Barnes
Englewood
William Watsn
Watson
Risley
Barnes
Reg
Reser
van Vleck
Behr
van Vieck
Oswald Kirby
Marston
Baltusros
Morris County
Charles E. van Vieck, Jr
Max H. Behr
L. Fullerton
Devereux Lord
Haworth
Maurice Ki. Mirley
Atlanta City
William Watson
J. Mortimer Barnes
Sir
J. G. Bradshaw
T. B. Richardson
Frederick H. Thomas
J. N. Stearns
3Da
Somerville
G. F. Kohler
Ridgewood
T. P. Endicott
F W. Baldwin
Glen Ridge
W. Maine, Jr. Hackensack
St. Morgan
K Smith
Moin County
E. P. Holden, Jr
Madison
Alfred Morrell
Hackensack
R. A. Giesman
Forest Hill
Percy KR. Pyne
Princeton
J. T. Gillespie
Canoe Brook
A. le Messena
Eads Johnson
Montclair
Dr. W. Granberry
M. Ty. Adams
P. H. B. Frelinghuysen
J. J. Radel
A. C. Pratt
Hk. H. Williams, Jr
J. L. Simmons
W. T. Glenney
Plainfield
Dr. A. W. Weatrey
H. L. Holmes
Graham
Rowland
Wills Adams
Easex County
John Gates
C. i. Wateon
Haltusrol
J. B. Griswold
W. O’connor
Fasex County
Paul E. Heller
C. W. Schwin
R. D. Chandler
J. Martin
C. M. Fleischman
Mortis County
G. S&s. Wheeler
C. M. Weston
Jasex County
Gerome Paul
Hackenpack
NYU Grants Varsity Status to Baseball and Track Teams
The NYU Athletic Association executive committee awarded Varsity NYU status to eleven baseball players and nine track athletes including team managers. Names listed include Capt. William A. Lynch and H. Prau for baseball, and Capt. R. Van Chief and Victor Nichthauser for track, plus various others receiving numerals and manager roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University Athletic Association
N.Y. U
William A. Lynch
KE. Woolf
H. Prau
J. McIntyre
Keenan McNally
W. Ekrantehfeld
R. McCulloch
Care
W. McGowan
Alvin F. Lent
Walter G. Many
Elwood E. O'Donnell
Norman
Freitag
NR. Triplett
Cr. N.S. Tyler
Davidson
F. J. Kohl
F. E. Kaplan
C. W. Stockfish
Cephas Brainerd
R. 8. Sherman, ‘17; Phillips Carlin
L. Camr
Snoli
Many
Wee Bleckwenn
Sears
Manning sails to attend IOC meeting for Olympic soccer
Dr. G Randolph Manning president of the United States Football Association, re-elected last Saturday, sailed on the Berlin to Paris to attend an International Olympic Committee meeting. He will represent the American Olympic Committee as association football delegate. the meeting in Paris is on June 13. He expresses hope for an American team in the 1916 Berlin soccer competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Randolph Manning
United States Football Association
Berlin
Lloyd Line
Paris
International Olympic Committee
Manning
America
Met Women Win Griscom Cup in Tri City Golf Match
The Metropolitan Women beat Boston 11 to 10 at Greenwich Country Club in the Griscom Cup second match. Rain caused five Boston defaults. several key players rallied in singles and foursomes as Metropolitan and Boston split wins, with notable results including Miss Lillian B. Hyde and Miss Georgianna M. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Golf Association
Women's Golf Association of
Boston
Tri-City
Greenwich
Metropolitan Combination
Margaret Curtis
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Ki. C. Wheeler, Jr
Co. L. Duncan
Lilian B. Hyde
Marion Hollins
Ttle
Aeing
Metropolitan
H. A. Jackson
H. A. Curtis
Lawrence Ers
H. Swift
New York
Lillian B. Hyde
N. Pendleton Rogers
Lawrence Swift
W. J. Faith
M. H. Frayne
A. 5
Sin
Bertha Stratton
Howard F. Whitney
H. R. Stockton
BE. F. Sanford
Louise F. Krug
A. G. Cahn
L. F. ¥. Warner
Mar- Boston
Hl. A. Jackson
Bret Curtis
Fannie C. Osgood
Harriott S&. Curtis
Mra E. ©. Wheeler, Jr
Q. W. Roope
Elizabeth Porter
Anne Nason
Louisa A. Wells
F. W. Batchelder
E. F. Duncan
Edwin W. Daley
A. McGregor
C. L. Duncan
Ruth Hichborn
Mrs. Jackson
Miss Hyde
Miss Bishop
Miss Curtis
Miss Osgood
Mrs. Rogers
Miss H. Curtis
Mrs. Swift
Mrs. Faith
Mrs. Wheeler
Roopé
Miss Hollins
Miss Porter
Mrs. Frayne
Si Mra. Rossin
Miss Nason
Miss Stratton
Miss Wells
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Batchelder
Mrs. Stockton
K. F. Duncan
Mrs. Daley
Mrs. Sanford
Miss Krug
Mrs. McGregor
Cahn
Miss Hichborn
Warner
Miss Hirisho
Wet Polo Practice Canceled on Meadow Brook Field
Rain forced the English and American polo teams to cancel yesterday’s practice on the international field. Both squads will try again this afternoon if weather permits. Umpire Joshua Crane of Boston to assist again. Duke of Penaranda name discussed for a race. Wilson and Marshall unable to attend due to capital obligations. War Secretary Garrison and governors Tener Glynn OGorman and Mayor Mitchel among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Joshua Crane
Boston
Duke of Penaranda
Wilson
Marshall
Association
War Garrison
Tener
Pennsylvania
Glynn
O'Gorman
New York
Mitchel
Eleven balloons enter St. Louis elimination race
Eleven entries for the elimination balloon race announced by the St. Louis Aero Club for July 11 mark the largest list in the national event. Names include R. S. Donaldson of Springfield, Jerome Ingsbury of New York, R. A. G. Preston of Akron, Arthur Aberholt of Philadelphia, Capt. John Berry of St. Louis, and others from Kansas City and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Aero Club
R. S. Donaldson
Springfield
Jerome Ingsbury
New York City
R. A.G. Preston
Akron
Ohio
Arthur Aberholt
Philadelphia
H. B. Honeywell
Coles
Williams
Astmann
Paul J. McCullough
John Berry
Warren Raser
Brookville
John Watts
Kansas City
Amherst Track Captain Elected For Next Season
Amherst Massachusetts June 4 Harry Wing Cole of Saratoga Springs N Y was chosen captain of the Amherst track team for the coming season. Cole shows sprint and quarter mile prowess with 10 seconds in the 100 yard dash and 22 seconds in the 220 yards and has three years on the team. Coleman Philip Herrschaft of Brooklyn Dae cad was elected manager of the gym team and is a team member strong on parallel bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedal
New York Times
Amherst
Mass
Harry Wing Cole
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Cole
Coleman Philip Herrschaft
Brooklyn
Dae Cad
Herrschaft
Philadelphia doubles winners crown in rain delayed event
Miss Marian Fenno and Miss Fleanora Sears of Boston defeated the Munsee Myers of Philadelphia in the semi final round of the championship doubles at Merion. Rain halted the remaining matches and postponed the rest of the Pennsylvania and Eastern States Tennis Tournament to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marian Fenno
Fleanora Sears
Boston
Munsee Myers
Chamionship
Pennsylvania
Merion
Pell and Wright In Final At Old Dominion Tourney
In Richmond on June 4 T R Pell of New York and Irving Wright of Boston reached the final round in the men’s singles. The winner will meet Dr. Nat Thornton of Atlanta, holder of the Old Dominion trophy. Miss Clare Cassell and Miss Mary Wagner of New York vie for a chance to face Mrs. Connie Sullivan of Richmond in women’s singles. Wright defeated Wylie Grant 6-2 6-3 and Pell beat W F Harrity Jr 4-1 to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell
Wright
Richmond
T. R. Pell
New York
Irving Wright
Boston
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Clare Cassell
Mary Wagner
Connie Sullivan
Wylie Grant
W. F. Harrity, Jr
Philadelphia
Charlestonian wins Larchmont Stakes at Belmont Park
Charlestonian in a muddy stretch duel wins the Larchmont Stakes at Belmont Park, carrying 137 pounds and defeating Gainer by a neck with Figinny close behind. Early Rose and Thornhill trail as Kilkenny Boy wins two-year-old race, Athena takes the third, and other notable results unfold across six events on a slushy track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Larchmont
Withers
Rosebud
Henry Morris
Woolsthorpe
Pennant
Whitney
Yesterda
Charestonian
Ola Rosebud
Thornhill
Gainer
Charlestonian
Early Rose
Figinny
Haskin
Burlingame
Big Boy
Kilkenny Boy
Albrena
James Butler
Athena
Hectograph
Holland
Harlequin
Roly
Grover Hughes
Skibbereen
Allen
F. Ambrose Clark
Capt. C. K. Rockwell
U. S.A
Piping Rock
Kilkenny
Hippodrome
Maid of Erin
Kederis
Quinney Stable
Ch. Co
iSchuttinger
Quincy Stable
Br. c
Governor Hughes
Watf
Dig
Dy Handael-Stamen
McCabe
I Honey Hee
J. Whalen
Fairbrother
Altamaha
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Wolfe
Jh. T. Wilson, Jr
Star Shoot
Bella
Glendale
McCahey
FF. R. Hitchcock
Brady
F. Johnson
Royal Blue
Abdon
Paton
A. P. Doyle
Oetanunda
McCanhy
Caledore
Mr. Sniges
Swish
Yale Freshmen Swamped by Gale Tides in Thames Rowing
Yale crews did not row on the Thames at Gaels Ferry Conn due to rough water. The varsity eights tested at Haughton’s Cove but swamped. freshmen rode upriver then returned. Harvard seeks damages over the stolen mascot black goat abducted yesterday.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Harvard
Esterday
Cambridge
Varsity
Haughton's Cove
Eee
Harvard Rowing Teams Endure Rough Thames Chase
On a windy rough Thames day Harvard crews trained to the navy yard and back. The first varsity won a tight mile brush against the second, with no announced time. The Henley crew edged the sophomore eight by a half length in a half mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Top
Conn
Thames
Wray
Harvard
Navy Yard
Varsity
Varaloy
Henley
Cornell crews to sail for Poughkeepsie after exams
Special from Ithaca New York June 4 reports that three Cornell rowing teams will depart for Poughkeepsie Saturday evening. Professors allowed early exams so the squad can finish university work by then and begin Hudson practice Monday. Coach Courtney aims for a Monday start. the Oaks hosts the crew at Highland Monasfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca N. Y
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Hudson
Highland
Columbia Crew Rolls On Despite Rain At Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie June 4 Rain did not stop Columbia crews from training. Coach Rice sent three crews out for a long paddle though Hooven remains out of the freshman shell and Lopensa rows No 2. The newly arrived Columbia launch hampered practice. Later the seniors logged eight miles while juniors and freshmen did five miles on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Rice
Hooven
Lopensa
London Horse Show Opens At Olympia In Regal Style
The eighth annual London horse show opens at Olympia with June 8 to 16 dates. American entrants include William H. Moore New York Alfred Vanderbilt Santa Barbara Stackelburg and others. The King Edward VII 2500 gold vase is the marquee event with European cavalry teams competing. The venue features a castle like architecture with a royal box for King George and Queen Mary and elaborate lighting and greenery throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Olympia
William H. Moore
New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Aaron Alexander Stackelburg
Santa Barbara
Cal
Graham
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Ruth Boyd
J. Summer Draper
Milton
Mass
Atlantic
Edward VII
Russia
France
Belgium
Tower of London
Windsor Castle
George
Queen Mary
S&s
Capper Harvard Track Captain Named at Harvard
Cambridge Mass June 4 Francis W Capper of Brookline Harvard's half miler was elected captain of the Crimson track team Capper a junior classman placed fourth in the half mile at the intercollegiate games last Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Francis W. Capper
Brookliine
Crimsons
Trac
Matford Vic Wins Best in Show at Ladies Kennel Association
At Mineola Fair Grounds the two year old Matford Vic a British import wire hair fox terrier claimed best in show plus the reserve best, defeating top champions from the United States and England. George W. Quintard's dog earned the President's trophy valued at 50 dollars. Rain reduced attendance and judges worked under a tent amid poor light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matford Vic
England
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola Fair Grounds
George W. Quintard
Anna Sands
Arnold W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Centaur
Midgeley Marsden
John Holgate
Matford
Quintard
Americcan Kennel Club
Flolgate
Marsden
Matford Vie
Soubrette
Snowstorm
Cantaur
Tyler Morse
Oak Nana
Rockliffe Kennels
Morse
A. Albright, Jr
Roy Nordheimer
Ambros Clark
Duke Roman V
Vickery
Great Island
Arnold Lawson
Red Brook
Horse Race Entries for Various Races and Weights
A newspaper card lists entries for six races including two year olds five furlongs, older horses six furlongs, selling for three year olds and up, and a steeplechase. Weights range from 92 to 157 pounds with multiple named horses and handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castalina
Forecast
Yestercon
George Roasch
the Finn
Captain Parr
Buster
Appassionata
Belray
Beethoven
Little Nearer
Prairie
Jarrett
Joe Rosenfield
Peaceful
Walter Welles
Partworth
Yellow Eyes
Rock Fish
Guy Fisher
Perthalire
Amalfi
Altamaha
Lohengrin
Rock Abbey
Shannon River
Gun Cotton
el Bart
Adventuress
Roland Pardee
Til- Hes
Charter Maid
Goldcrest
Quat
Carrié Orme
Chanteuse
Hassock
Montrosa
Rhine Maiden
Coquette
Rules revisions dominate International Amateur Athletic Federation meeting
Lyons June 4. The I A A F committee adopted Sullivan proposed rules with modifications. Timekeeping rules drew debate as two watches may define official time. Finish judges now may warn or disqualify at once, not by fixed roles. Tomorrow further rule discussion and congress opening planned with Lyons hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
International Amateur Athletic Federation
James E. Sullivan
American Olympic Committee
England
Police x City Aide Move To Stage City Employee Relay
Police Commissioner Woods asks the Registration Committee of the Amateur Athletic Union for guidance on holding an event open only to New York City departments. The A A U proposes forming a league and names committee members to assist. June carnival features traffic squad demonstrations and police dog stunts as part of the program. Woods also seeks clergy cooperation to ensure the athletic meet succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
The
Amateur Athletic Union
New York City
John Connolly
Joan J. Deignan
Bartholomaw
Racing Peer Company Offers Grey Serge Suits and Straw Hats
Grey serge suits of same fine quality and blue serges are neat and require little pressing. They shed dust and keep you cool and comfortable with straw hats and low shoes. Racers Peer COMPANY.
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