Giants Routed In Homecoming Game
St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 8 to 5 at the Polo Grounds in a homecoming game. Jock Miller led the Cardinals with three hits and four RBIs while Eddie Grant collected three two baggers for New York, as Marquard allowed runs in two innings and both clubs tallied over the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Huggins
St. Looey Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Manhattan
Giants
Philadelphia
Rube Marquard
Tom Thumb
Polly" ‘Perritt
Lefty Robinson
Pirate
Fletcher
Short
Merkle
Eddie Grant
Cambridge
Hnedgrase
Grant
Moldie
Anhattan
Pressent Hempstead
Er McGraw
Mark
Wade
Texas
Marquard
Bob ‘Her
Jock Miller
Cardinals
Reve
Jim Orpe
Dolan
Dolah
Bescher
Burns
Seeq
Doyle
Robinsory Orrusnins
Beck
Magee Rerinsen
Hugekins
Magee
Sfecond
Robinson
Higgins
ST. Louis
New York
Miller
Lo Ute
Pieyle
Wien
Oto O Muller
D- Ps
Wingo
Mardward
Oyle
Stock
Ftuis
Wmarquard
Messrs. and Johnson
Phillies Tackle Pirates In Sloppy Slugfest Victory
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 to 0 as home hitters exposed the Pirate pitching. Mayer earned the win over McQuillan, Mamaux finished, Devere injured his ankle, Hecker replaced him. Key hits included Magee and Mayer with two-base drives, and strong defense by Philadelphia pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladelphia
Philadelphia
Pittsburo
McQuillanana
Mamaux
Mayer
Devere
Bape
Hecker
McQuillans
rore—Carey
Mowrey
Wagner
Magee
Pittsburgh
Magee Mayer
McQuillan
Mamau Rifice
hite—Devere
Ssrs
Orth Gna Syron
Ames's Control Pool Reds Lose
Ames's control faltered as Boston Bronx hitters dominated. Cincinnati struggled with fielding errors and timing, allowing three home runs and a series of costly mistakes. Gowdy launched a deep drive to right for a bases empty, while Periute showed brief effectiveness in select innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Reds
Nboston
Armes
Boston
Cincinnati
Eversa
Gowdy
Periute
Maines
Baseball Yesterday’s Regists Wins and Rain Delays
St Louis beat New York 8 3 Chicago 9 5 Brooklyn 5 Boston 7 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 13 Pittsburgh 3 Cleveland at Chicago rain St Louis 6 Detroit 5 Detroit 3 St Louis 0 Buffalo 6 Brooklyn 2 Baltimore 14 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 5 Indianapolis 4 St Louis 2 Kansas City 1 Newark 6 Jersey City 5 Toronto 10 Montreal 8 Baltimore 7 Providence 6 Rochester at Buffalo rain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louois
Federal League
Buffalo
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
International League
W. L. Pet
St Louis
Seewe
Eure
Steense
Ewe Arveths
Eaete
Indianapolia
ATA
Ll. Pet
Baltimore Sevessesefock Lo
Star pitcher Pete Schneider signs with Cincinnati NL club
Seattle report says Pete Schneider, star pitcher for the Seattle Northwestern League team, signed with the Cincinnati National League club and left for the East after nearly agreeing to join the Chicago Federals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Pete Schneider
Cincinnati
Chicago Federals
Fragmented OCR Sports Record Fragments Across Cities
The readable lines list teams and players in scattered matchups across Jersey City Newark Toronto Montreal Providence and Baltimore. Batteries include names like Kuch Verbout Tyler Miller Couchman Madden Hearne Kelly Oldham Schultz Onslow Russell Danforth McAvoy. No clear game results or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Newark
Kuch, Verbout
Tyler
Curtle
Heckinger
Toronto
Montreal
Miller, Couchman
Madden
Hearne
Kelly
R. H.E. Providence
Baltimore
Oldham, Schultz
J. Onslow
Russell
Danforth
McAvoy
Unclear score update from multiple city matches
In Syracuse three to one over Syracuse. Binghamton six to Wilkes Barre with an unreadable percentage. Utica six to Utica one. Elmira four to Scranton three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Troy
Binghamton
Wilkes- Barre
Utica
Albany
Elmira
Scranton
New England League Scores From Fitchburg Worcester Lowell Haverhill
In Fitchburg Lawrence clubs Fitchburg 5 over Lynn 8. Worcester 9 over Lynn 2. Lowell 6 over Lewiston 4. Haverhill 9 over Portland 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Worcester
Lynn
Lowell
Lewiston
Haverhill
Portland
Local Colorful Scores From Bridgeport and Hartford Matches
At poe Britain-Bridgeport 19 to 8, Waterbury 6 to 1 over Pittsfield, New Haven 4 to 3 against Hartford, and New Lon on 3. The terse scoreline hints at a sequence of regional contests with brief outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Britain
Bridgeport
New Britain
Waterbury
Pittsfield
New Haven
Hartford
New Lonon
Unclear Gaming Results From Midwest Contests
In Cleveland and Columbus area games were affected by wet grounds leading to postponements. Indianapolis hosted matchups with teams facing mixed results while Columbus Louisville games saw a 5 to 2 score in one contest and a 4 to 2 result elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Local Scores Reported for Portsmouth Roanoke and Petersburg
At Portsmouth portland 6 Richmond 2. At Roanoke Norfolk 5 Roanoke 3. At Petersburg Newport News 2 Petersburg 1 and Newport News 4 Petersburg 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Richmond
Roanoke
Norfolk
Petersburg
Newport News
Zimmerman Ends Dodgers Hope With Cubs Home Run
Hank O'Day's Chicago Cubs defeated Brooklyn 9 to 5 as Heine Zimmerman, once thought a cripple, belted a three base homer with two on in the third. Pfeffer relieved and shut down Brooklyn after a late Dodgers push, spoiling their first division chances in a two hour twenty minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Hank O’day
Cubs
Shannon
Heine Zimmerman
Hassen” Pfeffer
Robinson
Brooklyn
Frank Allen
Zimmerman
O'Day
Pfeffer
Jin Vaughn
Chicago
Saier
Cor’den
Miller
Archer
Allen
Wehn
McCarty
Sweeney
Hummel
Cutchaw
Sater
Corridan
Cutshaw
Vaughn
Wheat
Corriden
Bhajls
Vaugh
O'Mara
Messrs
Quigley
Emilie
Krapp Shuts Down Tip Tops in Buffalo Victory
The Buffalo Federals defeated the Tip Tops 6 to 2 at Washington Park. Krapp dominated for six innings with only four hits allowed, backed by strong hitting from Delahanty Young and Downey. Errors plagued both sides as Brooklyn could not solve Krapp, with Seaton and Finneran both used on the mound later in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Federals
Washington Park
Krapp
Delahanty
Young
Finneran
Seaton
Downey
Bisons
Shaw
Myers
Hofman
Evans
Murphy
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Schi'y
L'den
Smith
Gag'r
Blair
Land
Cneeee
Loudon
Gaenter
Stanford
Schlafly
Ruffalo
Beaton
Hagen Oof Lwille
Y. Senton
Krappy Evans
Messrs. McCormnick and
Bush
Harry Lord Refuses Return to Chicago Club
Former Chicago American League captain Harry Lord announced he would not return to the team. Owner Charles A. Comiskey refused his unconditional release as Lord sought freedom to pursue a possible purchase of a minor league club stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Lord
Lord
Charles A. Comiskey
Federal League seeks injunction appeal over Killifer case
In Cincinnati a second brief was filed in the U S Court of Appeals on the Chicago Federal League Club appeal. The brief answers Killifer and Philadelphia National League Club arguments. The injunction appeal before Judge Sessions in Grand Rapids will be argued next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago Gedneral League Club
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago Federal League Club
William H. Killifer
Federal League Club
Killifer
Philadelphia National League Club
Ex- Carlisle Athlete Garlow Sold to Lewiston Club
William Garlow former Carlisle Indian School star and recent Boston Americans pitching recruit was released today to the Lewiston team of the New England League. Swanson an infielder was sent to Utica of the New York State League for assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
William Garlow
Carlisle
Detroit and St Louis split doubleheader in tense AL clash
In a nine inning opener Detroit and St Louis battled to a 6 5 result with the Browns losing momentum on fielding and pitching. The second game ended 3 0 after five innings as Detroit benefited from timely hits and St Louis failed to solve Main with runners on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Hamilton
James
Shotten
McKee
Howard
Cobb
Veuch
Netroit
Main
Mer
Stanage
Veach
Dubue
Williame
Wares
Bush
Uiteh
Baumgardner
Heisman
Burns
Moriarty
Dubuc
Manning
C. Walker
Pratt
Williams
Walker
Leary
Tanon
Balle
Messrs
Connolly and
Dineen
Harvard Time Trial and Yale Four-Mile Race
Harvard’s first crew completed a four mile time trial on the Thames under ideal conditions though the time was not released. The freshmen and Henley eights raced two miles with the freshmen edged by two lengths. Yale's first and second eights also did four miles on the Thames ending with Yale ahead by half a length amid a 33 stroke rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Henley
Culbert
Higginson
Gales Ferry
Yale
Guy Nickalls
Oxford
al" Cowles
Pa” Corbin
Snowden
Barnum
Rice's Launch Arrives For Columbia Crew Practice
Coach Jim Rice finally received the Columbia coaching launch after it broke down on the Hudson near Beacon. A motor boat towed the disabled craft to Poughkeepsie where it will be used for tomorrow's practice as crews trained on the river and protested a steamboat line wash that damaged floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jim Rice
Columbia
Rice
Hudson
Beacon
Esopus Island
Passaic hurler sets NNJ interscholastic discus record
At Orleans Field the interscholastic meet of Northern New Jersey saw Walker of Passaic throw the discus 121 feet 8 inches, 17 inches beyond the previous mark. Englewood High won with 42 points, Rutherford 39, Passaic 20, Hackensack 11. Schneider of Rutherford swept the sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
New Jersey
Orleans Field
Walker
Passaic
Englewood High School
Rutherford
Hckensack
Schneider
Cristie
Griffin
Englewood
Exeter star Neal declines pro baseball offers
Capt Benjamin Neal, Phillips Exeter Academy first baseman and top batsman, will not join professional baseball despite reports of offers from Brooklyn Federals and New York Americans. He plans to enter Princeton next fall and will play for Exeter in the traditional game with Phillips Andover despite news of a classmate’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Benjamin Neal
Phillips Exeter Academy
Brooklyn Federals
New York Americans
Princeton
Phillips Andover
Neal
9 Wrather
Calate Me
Het
Two Jockeys Each Win Two Belmont Park Races
Kederis and McCahey split victories at Belmont Park with two wins each. Louise Travers upset at 10 to 1 in race three, while Chantrose paid 10 to 1 in the final race. Bartlett rode to victory in race two, and Joe Rosenfield ran erratically before Bartlett prevailed. Catalina and Chantrose were notable two-year-olds with strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kederis
McCahey
Belmont Park
Louise Travers
Chantrose
Schuttinger
Bartlett
Joe Rosenfield
David Stevenson
Rosenfield
Beethoven
Dartworth
Foun
Buxton
Catalina
Ben Brush
Chantruse
Chartie Maid
H. J. Morris
Ryan
Cataling
Jamen Butlers
B. F
Hen Brush-Ecatarina
George Roesch
J. W. Schorr
Ch. c
J. E. Madden
Bik. c
Fairbrother
C. H. Robbins
B. G
Fair Brother
S. L. Pardons
Sa B. c
Brady
Peaceful
O U Buster
Appassionata
Belray
E. J.mcgraw
McGee-Miss Canale
Rederis
J. L. Holland
Golday
Connemara
J. J. Lillis
Kilerea
Perthshire
W. N. Adrian
B. H
Caughnawaga-Perth
Lohengrin
Quincy Stables
C. G
Isechuttinger
Port
E. KB
McCargo
Guy Fisher
L. W. Garth
St. Maxim-Cotton Queen
Allen
L. Jacob's
Hannigan
Roland Pardee
Miss Chamblett’s
Smith
Shannon River
Chanteuse
J. J. Moran
James Putter
Reflection
Charter Maid
Dsillusion
Carrie Orme
Hassock
Rhine Maiden
Piping Rock Today Full Entry Cards and Weights
Entries for Piping Rock today detail seven races with weights for each horse. The Suffolk Plate for three year-olds lists Lad of Langdon and others at 152 pounds. The Glen Cove Plate shows steeplechase weights led by Belluf at 161, with many other entrants. The Harvester and Whitney Memorial Steeplechases include Gold Plate and Mar cellinus with high marks. The Piping Rock Subscription Handicap features Election Ret at 124 and multiple entries around 100 124 pounds. The final Pipin Rock Grab Bag Handicap lists Trial by merit at 126 and a wide field of two year olds. The seventh race Piping Rock National Plate lists Cloud and Absconder among others with weights from 170 down to 142.
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Lad of
Langdon
Judge Walser
Cloud
Absconder
MacNab
Coreopsis
Astute
Reybourn
Belluf
Peregrine Pickle
Owanux
Adventuress
Footlights
el Bart
Himation
Sandy
Lysander
Amalfi
Nallet
Bregador
Meadow Lark
Little Hugh
Skibberen
Tyosa
Web Carter
Hingham
Ireland
Unico
Essex
Andes
Arrington
Virginia Lass
Aurora
Babisa
Lily Arme
Golden Prime
Knick Knack
Lokomus
Bergamot
Cagilostrd
Bombay
Optimist
Rosa
Peg O' My Heart
Sandow
Burgrave
Overgonda II
Marcellinus
Penobscot
Highbridge
Mission
O' Bear
Compliment
Cliftenton
Ballyboy
Merry Task
Shannon River
Sand Hog
Rkrace
Met
Prince Henry
Garbage
Pebbles
Razzano
Lady Botha
Trojan
Half Rock
Fair
Helen
Dinah Do
Quien Sabe
Saxin
Lou Blue
Silver Thread
Phillips Exeter Names Track Captain Rupert Radford
Rupert Radford of Houston Texas elected captain of the Phillips Exeter track team. He specializes in the quarter mile and was chosen today in Exeter New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips-Exeter
Exeter
N. H
Rupert Radford
Houston
Texas
Phillips Exeter
Mrs Cassebeer Wins Title In Hartsdale Tennis Tourney
Mrs T Cassebeer defeated Miss Hessie Holden in straight sets to win the women’s singles final at the Country Tennis Club of Westchester in Hartsdale. It was Cassebeer’s first major victory of the season showing strong net play. Other matches include Frederick B Alexander and A Bassford Jr teaming to win the men’s doubles and a series of rounds in mixed and men’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cassebeer
Hessie Holden
Country Tennis Club of
Westchester
Hartsdale
Mia. Cassebeer
Frederick
Lessie Ue
Eleanor Coward
Bessie Holden
Manhattan
M. A. L. Galvao
Frederick Watrous
M. A. L. Patvac
H. Bassford
Ralph Esbages
H. 8
George
Groesbeek
W. Pensions
Broderickt Watrous
Flpp. Fox
Lieut. Burgoyne Hamilton
J. Parmley Paret
Arthur
Standing
ME. Fox
G. Walker
Frederick B. Alexander
A. Kassford, Jr
Ralphl. Bagge
A. J. Ostendorf
Dr. Lyon
J. M. Elliott
M. KB. Fox, Jr
BF. T. Hnackley
Behr Defeats Washburn In Sleepy Hollow Tennis Event
Rain disrupted play at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough on Hudson. Karl N Behr beat W M Washburn 8 6 in a feature singles match while Behr and Inman led in doubles before darkness halted play with Bodman and Mahan leading 7 5 in the third set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
Scarborough-on-Hudson
Karl H. Behr
W. M. Washburn
Yale
Harvard
Behr
F. C. Inman
Lyle KB. Mahan
G. M. Todmanach
Mathey
Washburn
Hall
le Roy
Karl N. Behr
Robert LeRoy
S. Kauffman
Dean Mathey
Walter Merrill Hall
Lindley Murray
Herbert Hahn
FB. Miller
Howard A. Plemmer
Karl H. Behr Anil
C. Inman
Lyle E. Maha
Shafer wins two titles at Bath Beach tennis tourney
George C. Shafer dominates Baths Beach Marine and Field Club events yesterday. He beats C C Chambers in the singles semi final 6 0 6 1 and teams with King Smith to win the doubles final 6 5 7 5 6 3 against Vanderbilt Ward and Walter Hazard. The tournament concludes with today's final singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Shafer
Marine and Field Club
Bath Beach
Shafer
C. C. Chambers
Vanderbilt Ward
Chambers
King Smith
Walter Hazard
Ward
Hazard
Vantayze
Charles C. Chambers
Philadelphia tennis stars win Pennsylvania Eastern States doubles title
Mrs Edward Raymond of New York and Miss Edna Wildey of Plainfield captured the women s doubles championship at Merton by defeating Miss Marion Fenno and Miss Eleonora Sears of Boston in straight sets 6 38 6 3. Raymond advances to the singles final and to the mixed doubles with William Til den Jr. against Sears and national champion William A. Larned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward Raymond
New York
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Pennsylvania
Marion Fenno
Eleonora Sears
Boston
Merton
Raymond
Miss Fenno
Gilbert Harvey
Miss Kenno
Florence A. Ballin
William T. Tilden, Jr
William A. Larned
Miss Sears
Fifteen-Year-Old Adair Qualifies for Southern Golf Final
In Memphis Tennessee Jerry Adair a fifteen year old golfer from Atlanta qualified for the finals of the Southern Golf Championship by beating George V Moran Texas champion five up and three to play in 86 holes Nelson Whitney from New Orleans beat Louis Jacobi of Dallas four and three and will face Adair tomorrow for the title
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Jerry Adair
Atlanta
George V. Moran
Texas
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
Louis Jacobi
Dallas
Adair
Wilson Whiskey Club Recipes Offer Free Drink Booklet
A notice touts a Free booklet of famous club recipes for mixed drinks from Wilson at 309 Fifth Avenue New York. It highlights a whiskey described as sound mellow and mild since 1823 and promotes the use of a marvelous device to safeguard it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Real Wilson
Fifth Avenue
New York
Milburn Thrown Off Polo Pony in Practice Match
Devereux Milburn of the American polo squad was unseated during a Meadow Brook practice against England and retired with a strained back after the first period. Tomkinson and Cheape starred for England as they won 14 to 2, with Lockett at back and Milburn briefly replaced by Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devereux Milburn
Meadow
Milburn
Marty Payne Whitney
Stevenson
Vivian Lockett
John Traill
Tomkinson
Cheape
Barrett
Lockett
Brown
Srumsey
H. CC. Phipps
Corker
Hurlingham
Traill
Madrid
Tompkinson
Capt. Cheape
Lord Wireforme
Polo Association
Lord Winborne
Tno
England
Rumeey
h-Phipps
Back
Tennis stars head to New Jersey for state championship
The report notes multiple prominent players and dignitaries preparing for the New Jersey State tennis championship at Englewood Field Club. Entrants include H. Voshell Behr Ward and Dionne, with Walter Buckmaster bringing Cantab team members to the event staged under USNLTA direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Howard Voshell
Bronx
Karl H. Behr
Vanderbilt B. Ward
G. A. L. Dionne
West Side
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Walter L. Pate
Neil
Stevens
Whitehall
A. B. Griffin
P.&. Duryeer
W. S. Slade
George M. Church
Alexander Amend
Henry Torrence
A. E. Foote
Burnett Poole
Earl Fink
E. J. Barber
Pell Set To Meet Thorn ton In Old Dominion Tennis Crown
In Richmond Virginia T R Pell of New York defeated Irving Wright Boston 6 3 5 7 6 3 to reach the finals against Dr Nat Thorn ton of Atlanta for the Old Dominion Tennis Association championship. Mary Wi New York and Connie Sullivan Richmond reach women's singles final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
T. R. Pell
New York
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Pell
Irving Wright
Boston
Mary” Wi
Connie Sullivan
Clare Cassell
Short Road Dusters Across Fabrics and Prices
A compact note lists dusters in several fabrics including tan linen gray and Oxford mohairs Sicilians tan Pongee and tan silk. Prices range from 4.50 to 20 dollars.
Traveling Gear and Outdoor Equipment List
A concise inventory of travel and camping items including tire care, steamer rugs, laprobes, fitted bags, light weight jackets, rubber shirts, mackin toshes, caps, goggles, gloves, gauntlets, Pyrene extinguishers and Thermos bottles.
Rogers Peer Company plans weeklong sale
The Rogers Peer Company announces a marketing week featuring men and boys items across its three Broadway stores at Warren Street and 13th Street. The event highlights apparel and accessories for urban shoppers in the seashore and city markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Peer Company
Broadway
Warren St
A3th St
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