Yankees Fall to Naps in Extra Innings at Polo Grounds
The New York Yankees lose their sixteenth home game to Cleveland asHarry Walter hits two homers and drives in all three Yankees runs. In a tightly played game the Naps pull ahead in the tenth on Olson and Turner scoring after Gossett errs, with Johnston, Graney, and Turner contributing for Cleveland. The Yankees threaten but fail to break through with timely hits and leave runners stranded in key innings.
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
Cleveland Naps
Gossett
Terry Guner
Frally
Gunner
Ole Olson
Naps
Harry Walter
Walter
Lline
Hartzell
Olson
Johnson
Chapman
Cleveland
Graney
Oneill
Midkiff
Sweeney
Steen
Turner
Joe Jackson
Buddy Ryan
Birmingham
Ryan
Larry Lajoie
Larry
Peckinpaugh
Jackson
Borton
Zeider
McConnell
Daniels
Johnston
Selivert
Jack
Mitchell
New York
H'zell
Given
Tner
Teeon
fG'sett
Mirors—Olson
Yeider
Ogf Steyn
Messrs. Ilgan and Evans
Ninth Inning Rally Beats Philadelphia in Tight Showdown
Willett earns the win for Detroit after a tense inning as errors by Bush Veach and Baker set the stage. Oliring Cottrell and Baker spark offensive highlights with two base hits and a three base blast. Vitt Gainer Collins and Melnnis contribute on defense as Moriarty swipes two bases. Time of game one hour fifty three minutes with Ferguson Dincert umpiring.
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Willett
Bush
Veach
Baker
Philadelphia
Derroke
Oliring
Cottrell
E. Murphy
Collins
MelInnis
Moriarty
Vitt
Gainer
Melnnis
Gainers
Detroit
Colins
Ottral
Messrs. Ferguson and
Dincert
Boston and Chicago Box Score Notes
In Boston and Chicago, Rath, Slap and Bier led offensively for ABRH POA. Mattick Fournier Scott and Schalk each contributed two base hits while Leonard and Lind pitched. Final line shows Boston with errors by Yerkes and Leonard and a 10 to 2 showing. Time of game about one hour forty minutes. Umpires Mesers, Seeneliy and McCreevey.
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Boston
Chicago
Collins
Redie
Mtck
J'orin
C'rigan
Bott, P
Lind
H’ksen
Leonard
Yerkes
Mattick
Fournier
Scott
Reaver
Acer
St. Schalk
Bells
Ortisa
Scot
Mesers
Seeneliy and McCreevey
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results include Cleveland 5 New York 3 in ten innings, Philadelphia 10 Detroit 6, St. Louis 12 Washington 3, Chicago 5 Boston 6. National League games feature Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 0, Boston 8 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2, and New York at St Louis with various standings noted. International League matchups list Jersey City 5 Baltimore 1, Newark 7 Providence 4, Rochester 8 Montreal 2, Buffalo 15 Toronto 3, with openers and standings mentioned.
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Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston
York
Louisg. Brooklin
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
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Oston
National League
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Cscceets
Maentreal
Ossisenseende
American League
St'wl
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Oj/Milen
Pratt
Menses
C’pton
Balenti
de Aivo
Austin
McAir
Henry
Ehell
Ullin
Cote
Sports Pairings Listed For Evening Matches
A slate of baseball games includes Cleveland at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Chicago at Boston Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Newark at Jersey City Providence at Baltimore Rochester at Montreal Buffalo at Toronto.
Von der Ahe Baseball Man Dies In St Louis
Chris Von Der Ahe, founder and former owner of the St. Louis Browns, died at 61 in St Louis after two months of illness from cirrhosis and dropsy. Born in Germany in 183? he rose to fame after buying a majority stock in 1881 and led the Browns to four consecutive titles 1885–1888 before later financial troubles.
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von der Ahe
St, Louis
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
Germany
St. Louis Baseball Association
Old American Association
van der Ahe
Browns
Wisted
Avenue Club
Sportsman's Park
Baseball partial box score from Washington game
The record shows St Louis players Moeller Oj Schaefer and Milan among others with hits and runs, pitching by Mullin Altrock and Gallia, stolen bases by Shotten Austin Milan and Gandil, and game length one hour fifty eight minutes. Umpires Mesers O Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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St. Louis
Hk Ce
Compton
Mitchel Rievel
Lénti
H Calvo
Mullin
Dott Altrock
Gallia
Pratt
McAllister
Shotten
Austin
Milan
Gandil
Balenti
Stovallae
Eelte
Mitchell
Mesers, O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Unclear regional sports results and battery listings
Fragmented OCR shows scores and player names across cities Baltimore Providence Montreal and Toronto with mentions of batteries and teams. Data is partial and lacks coherent narrative, but indicates game or match details, battery pairings, and regional references.
Milliken Elected Captain of Army Baseball Team
Cadet C. M. Milliken of the Second class has been elected Captain of the Army baseball team for the 1914 season at West Point. Milliken entered the academy in 1900 from Maine and has played shortstop and base but had no regular berth in the previous two seasons as cadets close the season on Saturday.
Belmont Park Racing Entries and Weights
Racing card lists selling sprints and maidens for yearlings and up at six furlongs with horses Striker Campeon Master Joe Water Lad and Water Lily among weights. One mile race includes Cadeau Ly Gand er Yellow Eyes Rock Fish and Dandy Dixon. Derby for yearlings features Prince Eugene at 101 pounds and Yankee Watsons at 118. A two mile chase appears for older horses.
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Belmont Park Racing
Striker
I. A i
Master Joe
Huda
Hetday
Water Lad
Water Lily
D. MacDonald
Cadeau
Lygander
Yellow Eyes
Rock: Fish
Dandy Dixon
Wes Prince Eugene
Rucker Brilliant as Dodgers Blank Cincinnati 4-0
Brooklyn pitcher Rucker throws a masterful game allowing only two Cincinnati hits as the Dodgers defeat the Reds 4 to 0 in Cincinnati. Johnson pitched better but unsupported. Brooklyn tallies in the first and second innings and adds a final run on Fisher's single and Miller's double in the ninth.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Miller
Chicago and Boston Rangers Faceoff in Tight MLB Battle
Boston and Chicago played a close game with key moments in the late innings. Notable hits included a home run by Mitchell and two-base hits by Titus and Archer, while Hess earned the win over Cheney in five and a third.
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Saler
Bridwell
Sning
Humphries
Priors
Titus
Brown
Cheney
Beaton
Schwek
Chicago
Archer
Hess
Connelly
Mitchell
Boston
Balk
Zimmerman
Messrs
Rigler
Byron
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Antics in Quiet Baseball Bout
In a Pittsburgh Philadelphia intercity game the Pirates and Phillies produced a low scoring affair. Wilson and Becker led with notable two and three base hits while Carey Viox and J Miller stole bases in a tense contest. Rixey Moore and Adams pitched, with final score Pittsburgh eight Philadelphia two after a short nine inning session.
New York State League Scores Across Four Cities
In Troy Scranton 3 beat 4 to 3. In Albany Wilkesbarre 2 defeated 4 to 3. In Utica Binghamton 1 lost 4 to 1. In Syracuse Elmira 2 beat 4 to 2.
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New York State League
Troy
Scranton
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Binghamton
Syracuse
Elmira
Incomplete Scoreline Fragments From Multiple Cities
Fragmented report shows listed score entries with city pairs St Paul Milwaukee Toledo Louisville Minneapolis Kansas and Indianapolis. The readable items indicate 10 to 7 in one game 8 to 2 another and a final fragment with no clear result. Further details are missing to confirm teams dates or context.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas
Eastern Association Results Fragment at Springfield Meet
In Springfield results show New Haven 10 at Springfield Springfield and Hartford 4 in a Hartford faced matchups with Pitt Hartford Pittsfield and Haven Holyoke each tallying scores including London and Bridgeport Waterbury with unclear standings. The fragment lists multiple city pairings and scores without a clear winner.
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Eastern Association
Springfield
New Haven
Pitt Hartford
Pittsfield
Hartford
Ies
Haven-Holyoke
London
Eo Sablyoke
New Dondon
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Tri-State League Scores From York Harrisburg Allentown and Trenton
In York Harrisburg York 7 to 2. In Allentown Wilmington 12 to 0 and in Trenton Atlantic City 13 to 9.
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York
Harrisburg
Allentown
Wilmington
Trenton
Atlantic City
New England League Scores From Lane Worcester Portland Fall River Brockton
In Lane Worcester Lawrence 12 to 3. At Portland Portland New Bedford 11 to 6. Fall River Lowell 6 to 2. Brockton Brockton 6 to 1 over Lynn.
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New England League
Lane
Worcester
Lawrence
Portland
New Bedford
Fall River
Lowell
Brockton
Lynn
Newbury Middletown Defeats Newburg In Fifteen Innings
In a long New York and New Jersey League game at Newbury Middletown edged Newburg 8 to 4 after fifteen innings. At Noresie Pouikeepate Long Branch settled 7 to 6. Danbury Kingston match listed with WT antes ending 5.
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New York and
New Jersey
Newbury
Middletown
Newburg
Noresie
Pouikeepate
Long Branch
Danbury
Kingston
Southern League scores from Atlanta Nashville and New Orleans
In Atlanta the Atlanta club defeated Chattanooga 4 to 1. Nashville beat Birmingham 2 to 1. In New Orleans the Monery or Montgomery game ended 4 to 4 after eleven innings due to darkness.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashvile
Nashville
Birmingham
Monery
New Orleans
Montgomery
Petersburg–Portsmouth and Richmond–Norfolk results listed
In Virginia League play at Petersburg Petersburg Portsmouth shows 3 and 5 respectively, and Richmond Richmond 5 Norfolk 8. Newport News 8 and Roanoke 2 are noted amid scores and locations.
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Virginia League
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport “News
Newport News
Roanoke
Boston College Domination Reveals Mixed Scores
Unclear match results show Boston and Norwich with lopsided scores while Syracuse and Syracuse affiliates post uneven numbers. Flushing matches yield 19 to 8.4 with unclear opponent names.
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Boston
Boston College
Norwich University
Atereas John’s College
Syracuse
Flushing
United States Football Association Admitted to ICFA
The United States Football Association was admitted to membership of the International Football Association at its recent meeting, making it the ruling body for association football in the United States. The report comes from Copenhagen, June 5, noting the historic inclusion and the confirmation of US leadership in the sport.
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States In Football Association
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States Football Association
International Ball Association
United States
Harry Smith Wins Coney Island Derby in 33 58
Harry Smith of Bronx Church House, national ten mile champion, leads a field of top metropolitan runners on Surf Avenue in the six and a half mile Coney Island Derby. He finishes 100 yards ahead of John Eke with a time of 33 58, as Masterson battles for second and Monahan and Rozette follow.
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Harry Smith
Bronx Church House
Surf Avenue
Smith
John Eke
Luna Park
Hannes Kolehmainen
Bronx House
George Critchley
New York A. C
H. Broderick
Trinity A. C
Rank Masterson
New York A
Masterson
Bronx
Hugh Monahan
New York
A. C
Billy Rozette
Frank Masterson
Ff. Heller
Knights of St. Anthony
J. J. Williams
Morningside A. C
W. J. Horton
Harry Nye
Mohawk A. C
Polo Team Reserves Named by Polo Association
H LI Herbert chairman of the Polo Association announced that the reserve players for the American polo team are Harry Payne Whitney J M Waterbury Jr and L Waterbury This follows reports that the Meadow Brook tour members had retired from International Cup play due to disputes with the Selection Committee, which are denied by the association.
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H. L. Herbert
The
Polo Association
Harry Payne Whitney
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
L. Waterbury
Meadow Brook
Polo Match Ends With Reds Defeated 10 to 9
In Westbury Long Island on June 5 Reds lose to Whites 10 to 9 with John E. Cowdin backing the White team and W A Hazard supporting the Reds. Whites featured N L Tilney Thomas Tebortellier H Phipps and J E Cowdin. Reds included Bradley Martin W A Hazard Sewara Carey and Aftasianey Ripley. Referee was H H Holmes.
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Westbury
L. I
John E. Cowdin
W. A. Hazard
The
Polo Association
Reds
N. L. Tilney
Thomas Tebortellier
H. Phipps
J. E. Cowdin
Bradley Martin
W. A. Hazaru
Sewara Carey
Afta
Washburn Repeats Harvard Tennis Singles Title
W M Washburn of New York, a sophomore, retained Harvard singles championship by defeating J J Armstrong of St Paul 7 5 6 4 4 6 6 3. Armstrong and E Hitney of Brookline won the doubles title over J C Devereux of Utica NY and E R Hastings Jr of Milton 4 6 6 3 6 2 6 4.
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Milton
Harvard Second Four Wins Sprint in Red Top Regatta
Harvard crews contested a half mile sprint with the Varsity second four defeating the freshman and Varsity boats by over a length. The event livened Harvard's training evening as both eights paddled two miles, showing marked improvement in form.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Fried rich Named Columbia Captain for Next Season
Columbia selects Paul Friedrich sophomore and regular bat leader as captain of the nine for 1915. Friedrich has played both third base and shortstop in two seasons, impressing as a dependable hitter while Billy Lauder is believed to coach the Blue and White in 1914.
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Columbia
Paul Friedrich
Friedrich
Billy Lauder
Travers Dominates New Jersey Golf Championship Qualifiers
Jerome Travers of Upper Montclair led medal play with a 73 a course record then won his first match 3 up 2 to play over E M Wild. Oswald Kirkby edged Howard Giffin and led other rivals as Baltusrol hosts the event at Short Hills with team scores tied Morris County and Englewood.
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Jerome D. Travers
Upper Montclair
New Jersey
Baltusrol
Howard Giffins
Hédme
Kirkby
D. H. McAlpin
Morris County
Giffin
A. D. Swords
Max R. Marston
John Naething
Englewood
Atlantic City
Plainfield
Princeton
Oswald Kirkby
Engleworu
Howard Giffin
Baltus
Slax Hebr
Motria County
Wallace N. Sinclair
BE. M. Baynes
E. B. Schley
Maces Feag
Marc M. Micha
Yountakah
F. Reinmund
E Dd
W. Jabensee
Ana Moore
Morrisony FF
Mithers
A Seine
Pyntackensack
H. Hasbrouck
C. R. Mac-Innes
M. 8S
Wet
F. Watson
J. J. Radel
Forest Hill
Eads Johnson
Montclair
Robert Mitchell
Glen Ridge
W. N. Rothschild
W. T. Glenny
T. P. Endicott
M. K. Smith
E. E. Allsop
F. W. L. Fullerton
Kusrol
Alfred Morrell
Hackensack
J. H. MacDonald
Essex County
J. W. Baker
J. N. Stearns
F. H.thoms
Sheriff Tries to Halt Bout as Referee Rules Fight On
At Madison Square Garden last night Sheriff Harburger attempted to stop the ten round main event between Joe Shugrue and Sammy Robideau but referee Billy Joh waved him aside. Shugrue held the edge with hard blows while Robideau showed skill before a decisive right hand floored him in the later rounds. Gus Platts of England defeated Young Kurtz in the ten round semi final with sharp defense and fast footwork.
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Madison Square Garden
Billy Joh
Joe Shugrue
Jersey City
Sammy Robideau
Harburger
Shugrue
Robideau
Little County
Robin
Robid Cave
Gus Platts
England
Kurtz
Thrush
Platts
Woman's Metropolitan Golf Final Set After Semis
Miss Georgianna Bishop of Brooklawn advances to face Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook in the decisive match for the Woman's Metropolitan championship at Nassau Country Club following semifinal wins. Bishop defeated Mrs. A S Rossin 2 and 1 while Hollins beat Mrs. F Whitney 5 and 4.
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Nassau Country Club
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Lillian B. Hyde
Bishop
Hollins
W. I. Seaman
Richmond County
W. It. Salomon
Century
Seagalls
Essex County
J. 4
Arving
Scarsdale
Irving Brown
Haworth
W. D. Judgon
Apawamis
Frank Enos
Englewood
H. L. Batterman
Nassau
Thompson Sets World All Around Record at Princeton
F C Thompson of Princeton Theological Seminary shatters the all around mark with 7 499 total in an Amateur Athletic Union meet at Princeton. Simons second with 5 0 points as Thompson trails Thorpe in early events but surpasses him in most later ones, except the broad jump.
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Princeton
N. J
F. C. Thompson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Martin Sheridan
New York
James Thorpe
Thorpe
Celtic Park
Amateur Athletic Union
J. P. Simons
M. Hayes
M. L. Davis
Simons
Thompson
Tebotvevees
Tamer
Wee Eee
Brvese Run
Will She Like It Is Your Money Here on Deposit
A reader wonders about a saving option described as money held on deposit until satisfaction is reached. The piece reassures that funds remain in the account while the customer evaluates the product or service.
Blue serge suit offer with white flannels
Practical blue serge suit promoted for any occasion. An extra pair of white flannels equals two outfits. Serge suits priced from 18 to 40 dollars.
Motoring Gear and Travel Bags From Rogers Peet
The Rogers Peet Company lists practical motoring gear including dusters goggles summer gauntlets traveling bags and carry alls. The items target the merry motorist and week ending travel needs.
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