Chicago Triumph Over Mathewson In Seventh Inning
The Cubs hammer Mathewson 8 to 2 in a West series opener. Brown outpitched Mathewson as Chicago builds early lead and rims home in the seventh with Tinker Sheckard and Chance key hits. Giants show late resistance but fall short before large crowd.
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Brooklyn Shuts Out Cincinnati in 8th inning rally
Cincinnati failed to score after Brooklyn's lone run in the eighth on Ritter's single Bell's sacrifice and Alperman's double. The box lists Jore Davis Maloney Mowrey Lewis Odwell Ritter Coakley Bell and others with final lines and errors. Time noted as war and twenty seven minutes with umpire Mr. Malice.
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St Louis Beats Phillies In Series Opener
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 8 to 2 in the first game of the series. Beebe struggled with wild pitches and poor support as Ben nett and Murray sparked the offense for the visitors. Three-base hit by Bennett. Bennett and Thomas stole bases. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpire Carpenter.
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New York State League Scores Roundup
Baseball results from the New York State League feature Binghamton versus Troy in Binghamton and the 2 American Association game at Louisville Milwaukee with scores noted for Columbus and St Paul.
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Baseball Scores From Southern League Results
In Atlanta Georgia the Little Rock team lost at 13 to 1. In Beaenn mraem the New Or team scored 10 while Beaenn won 10. In Nashville Tennessee the Shreveport game ended 5 to 4.
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Washington Beaten 10-1 by St Louis in Baseball Clash
Yeager delivers timely hits as St Louis overwhelms Washington 10 to 1. Graham exits after being batted around, while Glade struggles in five innings. Red A. and Connor contribute behind the mound and in the field in a decisive early June game.
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Williams Beats Columbia in Rain-Shortened Five-Inning Game
Williams defeated Columbia 7 to 2 in Williams College at Williamsport. The game ended after five innings due to rain. Poor play plagued both teams with numerous errors and a final line showing Williams seven runs on eight hits and Columbia two runs on six hits.
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Columbia
Public Schools Athletic League Championship Game at Polo Grounds
The PSL championship game will be held at the Polo Grounds on Saturday afternoon as an invitation affair. Over 20 000 tickets are printed and available from public schools or PSL officials. Arrangements aim for either Chesbro or Hogg of the Yankees to win the game. Superintendent Maxwell will deliver the opening throw. The Manhattan versus tce ns postponed game at Parade Grounds, Brooklyn, is likely today.
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Electric baseball player enthralls Giants fans at Manhattan
A novelty called the electric baseball player opened at the Manhattan Theatre in New York. The immense diagram of a bell field lights the bases and fielding positions with electric bulbs while displaying player names, positions, and actions on the diamond. Showings run daily from 4 to 6 pm until New York returns from its Western trip.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Giants Face Brooklyn Royal Giants in Brooklyn
The second game of the National Association of Colored Professional Clubs will be held at Washington Park in Brooklyn next Saturday. The Philadelphia Giants meet the Brooklyn Royal Giants with many former Giants players on the Royal roster. Mc Clellan and Booker start for Slowtown. Buckner and Clarence Williams will pitch for Brooklyn.
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Assembly Passes Sunday Amateur Baseball Bill in NYC
The Assembly approved Senator Thompson's bill allowing amateur baseball games on Sundays from 1 to 6 pm in New York City. Speaker Wadsworth cast the deciding vote, and the measure now goes to Mayor McClellan.
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Scranton Awarded Cuban Players
Cincinnati June 5 The National Base ball Commission upheld the action of the National Board of Arbitration which awarded Alfredo Cabrera and Armando Marsani of Havana Cuba to the Scranton Club.
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National Board of Arbitration
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Miss Elizabeth H Moore and Miss Ethel F White Win Tennis Matches
Miss Moore the National champion defeated Mrs. George L Chapman 6 2 6 3 on the metropolitan lawn tennis championship courts. Miss White beat Mrs. H W Fraser 6 2 in a surprising result as Fraser recently played well in India. The rain halted practice for the American team at Crescent Athletic Bay Ridge with six days left before Beals Wright and Karl Behr sail for England.
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Hudson River
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English Woman Player Who Has But Recently Arrived In This Country. Mrs. Fraser
India
William J. Clothier
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Amoné D. Little
Malcolm D. Whitman
Young E. P. Med
Wright
Behr
Roller skating and basketball finals set for Madison Square Garden
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union schedules skating championships at Madison Square Garden starting Wednesday June 12 with the one mile and yard events. A week later the 440 yard and two mile races, then the half and five mile races. Basketball finals follow in three classes 115, 130, and heavyweight with eight players per team and entries closing June 35.
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Colin Wins Eclipse Stakes In Hard fought Belmont Park Finish
James R. Keene's two year old Colin triumphed in the Eclipse Stakes at Belmont Park amid wet slush and rain. He battled Wavecrest and Beaucoup to win by a head, extending his unbeaten record to three races and tightening calls for the American Stakes.
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National League scores and schedule update
Yesterday's National League results include Chicago 8 over New TV 2 and Philadelphia 4 over Louis 2. Today’s games feature New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh with some games postponed due to rain.
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J Lee dominates Churchill Downs with six wins
In Louisville at Churchill Downs J Lee, a Black jockey, won six races on the card. His mounts drew long odds, and a one dollar bet on his rides could have yielded about fifteen thousand dollars. Lee’s performance sparked cheers as he rode reigner to a fast mile and three furlongs track record, while contemporaries like Monk Overton had notable earlier feats.
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Meadow Brook Defeats Squadron A Freebooters in Lopsided Match
Meadow Brook routed Squadron A Freebooters 19 to 6 in the Westchester Country Club tournament at the Country Club field. Meadow Brook led 7–0 after the first period and added 6 goals in the second, with J Grace and H C Phipps contributing multiple scores. Squadron A managed a single goal early in the third period before the pace slowed. Referee was James C. Monicy.
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Yale Crews on Thames Begin Spring Rowing
Special to The New York Times reports Yale crews on the Thames at Gaels Ferry Connecticut for a first practice of the season. The Varsity eight Varsity four and two freshmen shells trained four miles at a slow pace with limited high stroke work. Miller of Serafah Ga named Freshmen captain Charles Mills was elected captain of Yale freshmen crew.
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Veterans win revolver match in close Navy contest for $100 cup
Five veterans of the Second Division First Naval Battalion defeated five active members by one point in the annual revolver match for a $100 cup. Scores were Veterans 183, Actives 188 with five shots per man in 30 seconds per series. close contest noted as the closest ever for the trophy.
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Fishing and Fishermen Notes from Hammel and Mohican Trip
A partial report on local fishing spots mentions the Blackfish tilt at Hammel trestle and Mohican boat trip. It cites anglers fishing at Strawbridge, catching several fish. A Mohican trip is planned for June 23.
Captain deserts the Zinita in Bermuda race disaster
The cutter Zinita owned by Hyman Cohen of the Brooklyn Yacht Club did not start the Bermuda race with eleven yachts after Captain Miller mutinied and deserted. Larsen towed Zinita out, starting six hours late as Cohen sought legal action against the skipper. Other incidents included Shamrock grounding and a collision between Oneida and Carola amid fog and confusion.
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Bermuda Racers Begin 650 Mile Yacht Race From Gravesend Bay
Eleven yachts sailed from Gravesend Bay in a 650 mile race to Bermuda under a threatening sky and southeasterly wind. Six hours later the cutter Zinita, delayed by its skipper's defection, joined the fleet in a long stern chase down the channel past Sandy Hook.
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Brooklyn Public School 123 relay triumph at Armory meet
The 880 yard relay was the feature at Public School No. 123 Brooklyn held at Forty-seventh Regiment Armory. Class 8B led by R oS won by about five yards. several other events saw A Bonhall J Manka F Irvine D Margot M Diekmann and E Scheurer among winners with times and placements listed for sprints jumps and 440 and 880 yard races.
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Near welterweight bout ends in draw at Sharkey Athletic Club
Willie Lewis and Jack Robinson fought a close ex-round bout in Chicago last night. Robinson used his reach to jab Lewis, who pressed with body drives late. Both men endured little damage until the final rounds when Lewis landed body shots, while Robinson answered with solid left jabs, resulting in a draw.
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Brighter Outlook for Vanderbilt Cup Race Efforts
The Vanderbilt Cup organizers press for militia protection to stage the race on October 19. E R Thomas of Buffalo reports ongoing plans and cars ready for entry while Jefferson Thompson states progress and possible Suffolk County course options to ease crowding.
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Longest one day auto race planned in the United States
Twenty nine cars entered a 200 mile run from New York City to Albany via the Berkshire Hills. Cars depart from Columbus at 6 AM with one minute intervals and must reach each control at Tarrytown Cold Spring Poughkeepsie Amenia Great Barrington Pittsfield Chatham Albany within limits. Officials travel ahead by Packard to supervise checks.
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