Giants Parade Over Reds at Polo Grounds with 22 Runs
The New York Giants thrashed Cincinnati 22 to 10 at the Polo Grounds in a 2 hour 15 minute slugfest. Fromme and Keefe struggled early as Doyle, Crandall, Devore, and Snodgrass fueled a brutal assault on Reds pitching, while Hank O'Day endured as umpire in the chaotic, high-scoring afternoon.
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Cincinnati Reds
Polo Grounds
Hank O’day
Hank
Carlsbad
New York
McGraw
Giants
Cincinnatis
New Yorks
Reds
Fromme
Eefe
Sambo Fletcher
Borcbenny
Reading
Pletcher
Devore Doyle
Crandall
Snodgrass
Doyle
Becker
Redland
Herzog
Cincinnati
Mr. Egan
Josh Devore
Murray
Ecker
Mitchell
Egan
Esmond
Otis
Keefe
Devore
O'Day
Brownie Burke
Sam Fletcher
Fletcher
Larry Doyle
Sam Seca
Arthur Letcher
Hartley
R. H. BB
Hoblitzel
Itchell
Gan
Ee Grant
Phelan
Saree ‘Smond
McLean
Robertson
Huff Fromme
Messrs
Owens and
Brennan
Giants Try McGraws System Amid Rainy Brooklyn Clash
In Brooklyn the Giants under McGraw faced rain and a game with nine men as Robertson, their southpaw rookie from the South, played first base in the ninth. Doyle legged out five hits and four runs while four errors marred the effort. A mystery reward and chatter about umpire Hank swirl alongside talk of New York’s batting averages this week.
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McGraw
Giants
Brooklyn
Reds
Robertson
Doyle
Cincinnati
Hank
New York
Cardinals Win in Philadelphia Opener
The Cardinals win the opening game of the series in Philadelphia by a margin of five to three as St. Louis hitters capitalize on the home team's pitching.
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Cardinals
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League wins for New York over Cincinnati 22 to 10 and Brooklyn 4 to Chicago 3. St Louis beat Philadelphia 8 to 5. Pittsburgh topped Boston 7 to 5. American League Cleveland crushed New York 7 to 0. Washington triumphed 8 to 4 over Chicago. St Louis 13 Philadelphia 1. Detroit 8 Boston 6. International League Newark beat Jersey City 12 to 7. Baltimore 3 Providence 1. Toronto 3 Buffalo 2.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
National
P.ct
Cincinna Oo Comecee
Pittsburgh Escooseetas
St. Louis Cegeressone
Philadelp. Ee
Boston Miowseekes
Toronto
National League
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Listed
Cincinnati visits New York and St. Louis heads to Philadelphia. Pittsburgh plays Boston while New York meets Cleveland in the American League. Newark faces Jersey City and Providence travels to Baltimore in the International League with Buffalo Rochester Montreal and Toronto also on the slate.
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International League
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Seaton and Shultze Halt the Marathon Game
In a lengthy contest, Philadelphia beats St. Louis 8 to 5 after a five hour battle. Errors marred play with ee rors charged to Shultz and Curtis as hitters produced multiple bases, including Evans Wingo Downey Shultz Oakes Harmon. Hercules pitches by Harmon Seaton and Shultz stifled St. Louis. Umpires Rigler and Finneran called the game after 6 hours.
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Seaton
Shultze
Empire
GT. Louis
Curtis
L. Magee
Hauser
Titus
Doolan
Shutz
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia
Hvans
Wingo
Downey
Shultz
Oakes
Harmon
Wallace
Ellis
Paskett
Mowr
Mowrey
Kenetchy
St. Louis
Philadel
Messrs. Rigler and
Finneran
Superbas Rally Past Cubs In Tight Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 4 to 3 at Washington Park as Moran delivers run with two out in ninth. Zimmerman leads Chicago with a homer and sharp defensive plays by Needham and Evers contrast Brooklyn late rally and pitching by Reulbach and Rucker. Time of hour twenty five.
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Brooklyn
Superbas
Chicago ‘Cubs
Cubs
Washington Park
Chance
Moran
Bert Tooley
Heinie Zimmerman
Heinie
Tooley
Reulbach
Rucker
Chicago
Nap Rucker
Heinle
Abrhpoa
Kard
Daley
Schulte
Smith
Tinker
D'bert
M'M
W.m'ler
Hum’l
Saler
N’dham
Ijr'ibach
Daubert
O. Miller
Zimmerman
Wheat
Needham
Evers
Messrs
Klem and
Bush
Patriots Fall as Pirates Run Up Big Score
Boston drops another game 7 to 56 to Pittsburgh. Camnitz steadies Pittsburgh pitching while Brown struggles. Key hits by Carey Campbell and Sweeney highlight Pittsburgh’s offense. Boston’s Brown allows seven runs before departure.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brown
Camnits
Pittsburg
Abrhpoa
Carey
C’pbell
J. M'lerib
Ilj
Kson
Camnitz
Irariden
Gowdy
McDonald, Jackson
I.eschecaceeell
Houser
McDonald
Gibson
Devlin
Campbell
J. Miller
Sweeney
Cammnitz
McCarthy
Comets
Camni
Messrs
Hagen and
Johnstone
Kahler Shuts Out Yankees as Naps Triumph 7 to 0
Cleveland pitcher Krum Kahler dominates the Yankees, allowing six hits and retiring the side in order after the fifth inning. Joe Jackson, Lajoie, and Graney spark the Napothers with timely hits and a delayed double steal, while Jack Quinn and fielding miscues doom New York.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Yankees
Krum Kahler
Naps
Kahler
Jack Quinn
Sweeney
New York
Carl Thompson
University of Georgia
Quinn Heritage
Lajoie
Ball
Jackson
Joe
Yanks
Daniels
Hartzell
Cree
Zinn
Oes
Birmingham
Gardner
McConnell
Quinn
Texas
Martin
Graney
Chase
Stump
Olson
Bounder Jackson
Easterly
Ted
Larry
Thompson
New, York
R. H. BO
Renee Deceece
AB. Oe A. E Dantfels
Hartzell, Eo
Eeereseses
Sondnee Seecsessses Chase
Peseeeeges Stumpf
Aurtes
Aese
Deveee
Tootad
Ham
Graneyaugh
St Louis Crushes Philadelphia 13 to 1 in 2-Hour Game
Mitchell starred with both pitching and hitting as St Louis routed Philadelphia 13 to 1. Philadelphia salvaged a run with a single wild pitch error and sacrifice fly, while St Louis posted eight runs in the eighth and a total of 18 hits.
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ST. Louis
Mitchell
Ladelphia
Philadelphia
Louis
OlOldring
Stovall
Collins
Laporte
Baker
OlLapp
Coombs
Brown
Martin
Mag
Pennock
Krichell
Lord
Shotten
Lapp
Oldring
Hogan
É Tuis
Meassrs
Perrine
Neen
Detroit Beats Boston 8 to 6 in Six Inning Rally
Detroit wins after Hall's sixth inning wildness allows six runs on four walks and three hits. Wood relieves with bases loaded and one out, yielding four runs as Boston errors and Boston pitchers contribute. Hooper Cobb Yerkes Stahl and others notch multiple hits in the 8-6 game.
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Detroit
Boston
Hall
Wood
Hooper
Bush
Jones
Yerkes
Cobb
OjSp
Ker
Cford
Ar’gan
Stanage
Willett
Carrigan, Cobb
Usetroit
Wagner
Gardner
Moriarty
Speaker
Ball Hall
Polo Grounds Showdown: Nats vs Cincinnati This Afternoon
Sporting events brief notes a baseball game at Polo Grounds today at 4 P M between the Nats and Cincinnati with admission 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Commonent Day Tilt: Pennsylvania Nationals Defeat Columbia
More than six thousand fans witnessed the Commonent Day game on South Field as Pennsylvania hammered Columbia 18 to 2. Ullrich and Rothwell limited the Morningside Heights nine to fifteen hits while Columbia’s defense and pitching misfired, with two-base hits by Minds and Fairbairn and a home run by Smith.
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South Field
Columbia
Avena
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Morningside Heights
Ullrich
Rothwell
Ocal
Abrhpoa
Gateman
Gson
Smith
Casuso
Thayer
Q.lom’ll
Minds
W’liams
Hawk
Forich
Coryell
Osaunders
Bairn
Roseff
Seer
Fairbairn
Ses Columbia
Donovan
Coleman
Lemmell
Williams
Imlay
Thompson
Pases
Mr. Stockdale
Batteries and crews listed across cities in schedule
The notice lists battery assignments for teams in Jersey City Baltimore Toronto and Buffalo with pairs of players credited to each location. Several entries indicate unallocated or unscheduled clips and miscellaneous notes.
College Baseball Scores From Cambridge Yale West Point Princeton
Harvard, Yale, Colgate, West Point, Princeton and others played multiple games. Harvard beat Williams 4 to 0 with Hardy Bartholf and Young on the mound. Yale defeating Dartmouth 8 to 1. Colgate edged West Point 8 to 6. Mt St Mary defeated Mt St Joseph 4 to 1. Princeton beat Amherst 12 to 1.
Connecticut League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In a terse Connecticut League log the Haven-New Britain game ends 11 to 6 versus Holyoke Holyoke. Bridgeport edges Springfield 5 to 4 and another Bridgeport 1 to unknown.
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Wit Ae Haven
New Britain
New Hawai Holyoke
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Springfiel — Tri Daimines Springfield
Southern League scores from three games
At Atlanta New Orleans won 8 to 1 over Atlanta. At Chattanooga Montgomery prevailed 6 to 2 over Chattanooga. At Little Rock Mobile defeated Nashville 8 to 1.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Unclear standings list from multiple city matchups
Fragmentary records show scores and team placements across several cities including Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis Columbus and Saint Paul with varying figures such as 10 9% 4 and 12 8 7. Data is inconsistent and lacks full context or dates.
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Toledo
SASK
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Minn Lig
Minneapolis
Columb. Paul
Columbus
Bt. Paul
New York State League Scores From Utica to Albany
Utica 3 Utica Himi ra 1 at Utica. Troy 4 Lie 6 Bn 0 at Troy. Albany 6 Wilkes barre 0 at Albany. Summary shows several league outcomes across venues with small city matchups and lopsided scores.
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Utica
Himira
Troy
Lie
Case
Hamton
Albany
Wilkesharre
Tri State League Scores From Recent Matches
In Lancaster Harrisburg, Lancaster defeated Harrisburg 15 to 0. Trenton hosted Johnstown with a 12 to 4 score. Wilmington beat Altoona 6 to 4. Allentown hosted York with Allentown winning 15 to 4.
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Lancaster
Harrisburg
Trenton
Johnstown
Wilmington
Altoona
Allentown
York
New England League Scores Snapshot
At Lawrence Lynn four Lawrence one. At Worcester New Bedford thirteen Worcester seven. At Haverhill Haverhill seven Lowell six. At Brockton Brockton twelve Fall River seven.
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Lawrence—Lynn
Lawrence
Worcester
New Bedford
Haverhill
Lowell
Brockton
Fall River
Pacific Coast League Score Summary
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League include San Francisco Oakland 10 Sacramen to 2 and Los Angeles San Francisco 7 Vernon 6 in a game. Portland Portland 8 Los Angeles 2 went 14 innings.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Vernon
Portland
Seibert Chosen Captain Of Naval Academy Baseball Team
ANNAPOLIS June 6 Midshipman Walter Seibert of Michigan was tonight elected Captain of next year's Naval Academy baseball team He will be a member of the first class next season and succeeds Midshipman Bunny Abbott of Massachusetts He is a pitcher.
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Seibert
Navy
Annapolis
Walter Seibert
Michigan
Naval Academy
Bunny” Abbott
Massachusetts
State Athletic Commission Reinforces Referee Suspension and Grant
The State Athletic Commission met yesterday and reinstated Patsy Haley after a license revocation tied to a decision in the Stewart-Smith bout at the National Ace Club. The Liberty Athletic Club of Liberty was granted a license.
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State Athletic Commission
Patsy Haley
Aive
Stewart-Smith
Liberty Athletic Club of Liberty
Beechhurst Yacht Club Opens Season With Daytime Sports and Evening Vaudeville
Beechhurst Yacht Club at Whitestone Landing prepares for its official season opening on Saturday. The event features daytime sports activities for members and guests followed by a professional vaudeville show in the evening.
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Bers
Beechhurst Yacht’ Club
Whitestone Landing
Swimming Lessons Offer Private Session Package
Private swimming lessons advertised with 10 sessions to boost proficiency. Address listed as 44th Street at 8 AM with contact WP ME 3259 Bryant for scheduling and details.
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Byant
The Juggler Crowned Best Dog At Ladies Kennel Show
The Juggler a curly poodle weighing about 75 pounds won best dog in the Ladies Kennel Association of America show at Mineola Fair Grounds. Miss Louise Grace and Lucille Alger own him with Miss Alger handling. He also took the President's Cup amid a strong showing by breeders Misses Grace and Alger.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola
North Shore
Hempstead
Cedarhurst
Red Brook
Louise Grace
Lucille Alger
Great Neck
Black
Juggler
Cales
Widgley
Marsden
W. J. Nichols
Anna Sands
Usll
Ler Morse
Shepton Hero
Slumber
Grace
Alger
Orchard Snowstorm
George Quintard
J. R. Thorndike
Boston
Quintard
George Thorn
England
Hamilton Fish Webster
Tyler Morse
Teddy Bailiff
Griffons
Daniel Gs Ritoney
Tony Chute
Hydon
Robyette
Kingcote Diablo
Vee Clasees
B. F. Dawns
Lansdowne Daffodil
Amy L. Bonham
Knoxs
Kropsie
Berkeley Kennels
Berkeley Rumnela
Returae
Dee
George R. Hreston
Ormonde
Red Brook Kennels
Hurcuveen
St.Bernard
C. M. Hamilton
Orchard
John G. Bates
Sabine
Henry T. Fileitman
A. Albright, Jr
Airedale
Vickery
Vickery Vesta
Arthur L. Hollins
Alderbourne
R.F. Mayhew
C. L. A. Whitney
Thomas’s
Endcliffe
Green Acre
Seacombe
Sabine Kennels
Berkley Kennels
M. C. O'Brien
Jay Gould
Vickery Kennels
Henry T. Fleitmann
Karl
Helios von Wurttemberg
Charles Ludwig
Hans von Eschenbach
Fred Hill
Hill
Diana
Beauty
Dr. M. CG
O’brien
Genest of
Rosseau
Odia
Mime Ae Scheff
Sasha
Rockcliffe
Mrs Barlow Wins Second Straight Eastern Golf Title
Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Merlin captured the Women s Eastern Golf Association championship for the second consecutive year in the final round. Mrs G W Roope of Brae Burn placed second, Harriet Essex County finished third, and Miss Georg the op of Lerey led entrants with a solid showing amid three days of play.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Ronald H. Barlow
Merlin
Eastern Golf Association
G. W. Roope
Brae Burn
Boston Seeres
Harriet S. Essex County
Geor,ishop
Lerey
M. L. Pennock
Grace Semple
Wollaston
Yordayre Os
Hilton triumphs in Westward Ho amateur golf match
London report shows champion H. Hilton winning the event at Westward Ho with a strong performance. A. V. and another unnamed competitor contributed to the day’s contest as the field produced close play and notable shots.
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London
H. Hilton
Peal Aggier
A. V. Up Anda
Plas
Horses and carriages patronized by the best
A feature notes that horses and carriages are favored by prominent patrons seeking top quality. It highlights upscale interest and the social cachet attached to owning elite equine transport.
Harvard and Yale Varsity Eights Race at Thames and Gales Ferry
Harvard Varsity eight completed a four mile time row on the Thames with no official time but coach Wray called it very good after a neck and neck two mile start with the freshman eight. Yale Varsity also did a four mile row at Gales Ferry with no time kept. average stroke around 28, awaiting a new English shell before full practice resumes.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard Varsity
Thames
Wray
Varsity
Thearsity
Gales Ferry
Yale
England
National Auto Show Circuit Adopted for 1912 Dates
The National Automobile Show circuit is set with eleven cities hosting winter 1912 events. New York will run two weeks and Chicago two, with others including Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Minneapolis Kansas City St Louis Pittsburgh Boston and Buffalo. New York venues include Central Palace and Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Chicago
Automobile Board of Trade
New Land
Central Palace
Madison Square Garden
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Buffalo
Pacers Feature Speedway Racing Night at Spring Matinee
Midweek road drivers meet at New York speedway with record sidewheeler times in first heats. Winners include Kippe, George Gh., Lady Inwood, Della Patch, The Aristocrat, Bright Direct, Clover Patch, Alice Victor, Meadow Bell, Master McKerron and others across Class B to AA and A pacing and trotting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacers
Road Drivers’ Association of New York
Sidewheelers
Kippe By
J. Shannon
Francis Milror
B. m
A. Mulady
Robbie B. McGregor
Br. Fi
J. Fendt
Hazel Bell
Ch. m
A. N.morgan
Lady. Inwood
M. Corner
GC. C
Alice Victor
B. Cohen
Trixie H
Scbhmidt
Meadow Bell, Jr
B. G
C. A. Horn
Little Ella A
Bik. G
J. Lennon
Baron
Wells Edges Young Brown In Rough Brooklyn Bout
England's Matt Wells retains lightweight title by narrow decision over Young Brown at Royale A. C. Brooklyn. Wells sustains cuts and a swollen eye, while Brown lands hard to challenge the champion. Weights listed as 140½ and 137 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Wells
England
Young Brown
Royale A. C
Brooklyn
Wells
Brown
Ells
Ang Brown
Kilbane Beats O'Toole In Six Round Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland and local fighter Tommy O'Toole boxed six tame rounds in Philadelphia. Kilbane gained the decision when he scored a knockdown at the close of the final round and counted a nine. Kilbane prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbane
O’toole
Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Tommy O’toole
National Athletic Club
Rubinstein Regains Chess Lead in Poestyen Round
Rubinstein of Russia returns to the top after beating Yates in the Poestyen masters tournament in Budapest. Spielmann drew with Lowtzky as Rubinstein leads 7 to 2, with Salve likely set for adjourned action from round seven. Alapin wins over Cohn as Marshall loses to Sterk and other results follow.
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Rubinstein
Budapest
Poestyen
Russia
Yates
Spielmann
Lowtzky
Salve
Alapin
Cohn
Marshall
United States
Sterk
Balla
Johner
Breyer
Schlechter
Teichmann
Wiley Wins 26 Mile Motor-Paced Cycle Race at Newark Velodrome
George Wiley of Syracuse won the 26 mile motor-paced race in 81 44 85 at the Newark Velodrome. Percy Lawrence of San Francisco finished second four laps back, Nat Butler third. The event faced a blackout on the lower turn lights and a lost pacemaker on miles eighteen and nineteen. Norman Anderson of Denmark defeated Carlo Messori of Italy in a best two of three for the match race. Albert Grenda of Australia won the professional mile open and the three mile handicap, while Frank Kramer placed third in the open.
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Newark
George Wiley
Syracuse
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Nat Butler
Wiley
Norman Anderson
Denmark
Carlo Messori
Italy
Frank Kramer
Albert Grenda
Australia
Grenda
Kramer
Johan Bedell
Lynbrook
Frank Per Bast
George
Sancisco
Cambrid
Jamaica
Coa Rds
Pee — Er
Orange
Boston
Henry Cap
van den Dries
Franka
A. McDougal
Seoa
Tals New Anderson
Norman =derson
Barrett Wins Title in Open Boxing Tournament
W Barrett of Harlem Y M C A dominated the 160 pound class in the open tournament at the Irish American A G. He swept two kayo wins, finalizing his title over J P Torrance of the Trinity Club after Torrance drew a bye through the semi finals. The event featured knockouts across weight divisions including 110 to 180 pounds, with several bouts decided by judges and by stoppage.
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W. Barrett
Hamlem Y. M. C. A
J. P. Torrance
Trinity Club
Barrett
Spillane
D. Hedlund
New West Side
A C
G. Dooley
New — Side A. C
I. Zuckerman
Educational Alliance
P. McConville
New West_Side A. C
al Botts
St. Bartholomew’s A. C
F. Kiernan
St. Ann’s A. C
P. Mateo
Pennant A. C
L Zuckerman
Educational al- Mance
St. Bartholomew's A. C
L. Roth
M. McDonald
J. McAuliffe
Madison Square A. C
McAuliffe
Educational al- Manca
Roth
J. Gotch
T. Dowell
New West Side A
M. Moore
Seus Roanhe
Ean
J. Got Pennan
Cemane Pesceat
J. Kane
Union Settlement A. C
Ard
A. C
Bou
I. Cohn
Trinity B
Cambridge Cricketers Beaten By South Africa XI
London report says South Africa defeated Cambridge University by ten wickets. The match ended early due to rain on the Australian game which was abandoned.
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London
South Africa
Cambridge University
Miss Browning Captures Amackassin Club Ladies Title
Miss Adélaide Browning won the singles cup on Yonkers lawn courts defeating Mrs. Frederick Schmitz 6-3. In men's play Joseph A Condon beat A J Ostendorf 3-6 6-0 6-1. Doubles saw Rosenbaum/Hammett defeat Littell/Fuller 6-2 6-2 and Voshell/Baggs beat Watrous/Bell 6-1 6-3 while Ostendorf/James edged Rosenbaum/Hammett 9-7 5-7 6-?
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Miss Browning
Adélaide Browning
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Frederick Schmitz
Joseph A Condon
Frederick Co. Baggs
Ralph
Condon
A. J. Ostendorf
William Rosenbaum
Alfred D. Hammett
E. G. Littell
F. P. Fuller
S. Howard Voshell
Frederick C. Baggs
Frank M. Watrous
A. C. Bell
RL. James
Albert J. Ostendorf
Dr. Rosenbaum
Hammett
Byers Brothers and Carnegie Highlight Opening Golf Match
The Allegheny Country Club opened its eighteenth invitation tournament with a special match for $100 a hole. B M Byers challenged Perth of the National Golf Club with J F Byers and W C Carnegie. Byers failed to win. after eighteen holes his side trailed 2 up. E M Byers then set a Wickliffe course record, 69 for eighteen holes, the best ever at Sewickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Penn
Allegheny Country Club
Sewickley
B. M. Byers
United States
Perth
National Golf Club
Long Island
N. Y
J. F. Byers
W. C. Carnegie
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