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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
10
Broadway Big Moves at Iconic Intersections
City note highlights dense street changes around Broadway and streets 13th 34th 41st with corners at Fifth Avenue and Warren involving four at 34th Street and convenience hubs.
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13Th St
34Th St
Fifth, Ave
Warren
41St St
Yankees Routed at Polo Grounds by Collins Homer
Chicago White Sox batter Eddie Collins powered a 5 to 1 victory over the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds on a hot day. Collins hit a decisive eighth inning homer after Siebold, Cicotte, and Liebold support aided the rally, while Shore struggled on the mound for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Trowbridge Collins
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Eddie
Collins
Marines
Marine Band of
Washington
Polo Grounds
Ray Schalk
Ernie Shore
Cicotte
Walter
Schalk
Ray
Cycotte
Life
Siebold
Baker
Pony Anklin
Cee
Kiddie Collins
Shore
Sam Vick
Lewis
Flence
Liebold
Vick
Yanks
Eddie Cicotte
Heat
Feck
White Sox
Jackson
Felsch
Happy
John
Hisberg
Ping Bodie
Felsech
Peckinpaugh
Buck Weaver
Eddie Collins
Pelsch
Weaver
Buck
Don
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American and National Leagues
In the American League Chicago defeated New York 5 to 1. Washington routed St Louis 6 to 1. Boston beat Detroit 2 to 1. Philadelphia won 10 to 6 over Cleveland. In the National League New York at Pittsburgh was postponed due to wet grounds. St Louis won 1 to 0 against Cincinnati. No other games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Washington
Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
National League
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
P.C. Cfricreo
Ceceges
York
T. Louis
Washington S
P. Ce
Osc Sndivess
Ccccses
Kfincinnathl
Jesuee
Iphicago
Baseball Standings and Today’s Games
The American and National Leagues show current records with Cleveland New York and St. Louis leading divisions. Today’s schedule features Chicago at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Washington in the AL while the NL showcases New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Red Sox Tie West With First Detroit Game Win
Boston opens home stand by beating Detroit 2 to 1 as Bush doubles and Cobb triples score for Detroit. Ruth injures knee sliding back to third. he is carried from the field. McInnis drives in two Boston runs with a third inning single.
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Boston
Detroit
Leonard
Bush
Cobb
McInnis
Aikle
Ruth
Abrepoa Abdrhpoa Hooper
O Bush
Shean
Young
Strunk
OlCobb
Gardner
OlVeach
O Hellman
Schang
Playstead
Witt
Scott
Mays
KjaShorten
eGilhooley
bElliison
Ainsmith
Hellman
Aia Bea L
Hooper
Flagstead
Roston
Erron
Ballea
Cardinals Shut Out Reds In Ninth Inning Fostered By Walks
In St Louis on June 5 the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 1 to 0 in the final game of the series. Mitchell worked the mound for St Louis and Doak for the Reds. Two-out walk loaded the bases before Schultz forced in Clemons for the decisive run. Lavan had a two-base hit for Cincinnati, but the Cardinals prevailed with timely defense and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mitchell
Bressler
Eler
Schultz
Clemons
Stuis
Cincinnati
Cincennattic
Adrhpoa
Pru Pea
Shotton
Orath
J Smith
Chlemons
Kreester
Doak
Eller
J. Smith
Lavan
St. Louls
Groh
Daubert
Miller
Muller
Hornsby
Bressier
Johnson Baffles Browns In Six to One Washington Win
Johnson limits Browns to four hits as Washington defeats St. Louis 6 to 1 in Williamsport on June 6. Weisman holds St. Louis to scattered hits while Washington bats for three early runs. Two-base hits by Murphy and McBride spark the Nationals, with Johnson pitching 7 innings for the win.
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Washington
St. Louis
Johnson
Weisman
BT. Louis
Adrapoa Abdrapoa
Austin
Rice
Toldin
Urphy
Ostster
Shanks
Meyer
Murphy
McBride
Judg Flolen
Bages
M¢ Hiride
Hasse
Wella
Wright
Leifield
Hus Mt Whitman
Syracuse Downs Wesleyan in Tight Baseball Rally
In Doletown Syracuse beat Wesleyan 4 to 3 in a well played game with few errors. Benson pitched steadily allowing one run in the first and two late. Wesleyan staged a ninth inning rally for two runs but a double play ended the game.
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New York Times
Doletown
Corm
Syrajcust
Wesleyan
Benson
Syracuse
Dodgers Win Exhibition In Tight 4 3 Contest
In an exhibition game at an unspecified city, the Brooklyn Robins defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 3. Clarence Mitchell pitched the first four innings for Brooklyn and Al Demaree worked the first five for Boston, with Mamaux and Fillingin finishing the game.
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New York Times
Hurkvalo
Repins
Enue
West
Hopins
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Robins
al Demaree
Braves
Mamnaux
Fillingin
Arenes
Brooklyn
Boston
Stevens to Finish Series at Castle Point Field
Stevens and Rutgers meet in a final baseball clash on Castle Point field. The Engineers won the opener in eleven innings and have since swept the series. Carlson has three shutouts and an average of three hits allowed per game. He bats fourth and leads the team’s wins.
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Stevens
Rutgers
Castle Point Field
Engineers
Carlson
F Engineers
Raritan
Bunch of Phillies beat Cleveland 10 to 5 in opener
In Philadelphia on June 6 Bunch had five hits in two innings as Philadelphia bats produced ten runs against Cleveland. Witt led with five hits including a triple, while Bagby worked as the winning pitcher and Enzmann started for Cleveland. Two-box hits and errors shaped the contest, with Philadelphia driving in six unearned runs.
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Witt
Philade
Aurhdo
Greneyit
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Chapman Se
Troth
OD Walker
Gardner
Burns
Enzmann
Son
Chapman
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Graney
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filee-Chapman
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Seibold
Bagby
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R. Johnson
Perry
Uhl
RR. Johnson
Sefbold
Princeton Harvard Baseball Clash Set for Ebbets Field Showdown
Interest peaks in the final Harvard Princeton series game at Ebbets Field Brooklyn next Wednesday. Nassau favors the Tigers despite Princeton’s 6 to 5 loss to Colgate, with Kirkland as a likely starter and Duffy Felton or Hardell in Crimson rotation.
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Princeton
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Steport
Tigertown
Nassili Nine
Tigers
Mamohd
Colgate
Nassau
Cambridge
Bill Clark
Hatcher
Giants
Clark
Kirkland
Hughey Duffy
Crimson Nine
Babe Felton
Hardell
Jersey City at Baltimore and Newark at Reading
A brief sports pair notes matchups between Jersey City and Baltimore, plus Newark and Reading, with teams preparing for upcoming contests. Other listings include hester at Toronto and Buffalo at Binghamton.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Reading
Hester
Toronto
Buffalo
Binghamton
R.he Jerany City
Inghamton
Iorontoe
Huffalo
Hinghamton
Rochester
Ccsessers
Jerney CU
Crack Runners Engage in 300 and 600 Yard Races at Todd Field
Loren Murchison, Jimmy O'Brien, and Cornelius Shaughnessy will race 300 yards in a special Todd Dry Dock event at Todd Field in Erie Basin Brooklyn on June 15. Jack Sellers and Homer Baker set for a 600 yard test. Matt McGreth of New York A C will exhibit hammer throwing.
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Loren Murchison
Louis A. al
Jimmy O'Brien
Loughilin Lyceum
Cornelius Shaughnessy
Knights of St. Antony
Todd Dry Dock
Todd Field
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Jack Sellers
New York A. C
Homer Baker
Glenroe A. C
Matt McGreth
Club Strives For Title In Met A A A Junior Meet
Athletes from the Hungarian American A C plan a major role in the Metropolitan A A A junior track and field championships to be held June 25 at Castle Point Field Hoboken NJ. Eight entrants include five from the Hungarian American Club led by Alex Feher in the three mile, M Weiss in the half mile, Barney Bernstein in the mile, Fred Berliner in shot put and discus, and Eugene Kotner in discus and javelin. Also competing are Al Dolder West Side Y M C A in the half and mile runs Edward Roesch West Side Y M C A in the mile and Jack Lichtman Clark House A A in the twelve pound shot.
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A. C
Castle Point Field
Hoboken
Alex. Feher
M. Weiss
Barney Bernstein
Fred Berliner
Eugene Kotner
al Dolder
West Side Y. M. C. A
Edward Roesch
West Side ¥. M. C. A
Jack Lichtman
Clark House A. A
New York City Public Schools Track Championship Opens
The City College Stadium hosts the Public Schools Athletic League track finals with every Greater New York high school entered. Events include sprints hurdles relays middle distance runs and field events. The Big Four De Witt Canton Manual Training Stuyvesant and Erasmus Hall vie for the Groat trophy.
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City of New York
Public Schools Athletic League
City College Stadium
Greater New York
de Witt Canton
Manual Training
Stuyvesant
Erasmus Hall High
A. K. Aldinger
Department of Education
Public Schools’ Athletic League
High Schools Games Committee
Stonewood Dominates Grand National Steeplechase
Stonewood won the Grand National Steeplechase at Eb Mont Park by a wide margin as Wingold fell with the last fence and Melodrama refused the final hurdles. The race drew only three starters after Brook’s scratch with Stonewood trained by J. H. Lewis and ridden by Powers. Loftus rode George Starr to victory in the Baldwin Handicap and George Starr beat Out the Way by a length and a half. Releasers included catcher John Henry being freed by the Red Sox.
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Ebelmont Park
Joseph E. Widener
Stonewood
Skibberden
Wingold
Loftus
Wilfrid Wian
George Starr
S. C. Hildreth
J. J. Maher
Iman Frank
A. K. Maconsbqr
Hand Grenade
H. R. Schaffer
Betsinda
Strai
Betwinda
Walls
Ballotting
Metcalf
Dame
Kelsay
Luke
Merry Sinner
Hoffler
Weseler
Witch
H. R. Scheffer
F. Hrafi
Powers
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Keating
Odda
Fin George Starr
Taplin
H'd Grenade II
Buxton
Ima Frank
Eastern League Scores Shaped by Multiple Contests
In Worcester Worcester defeated Springfield 2 to 1 while Providence led Bridgeport 4 to 3. Hartford downed Pittsfield 4 to 1 and Waterbury routed New Haven 11 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Springfield
Providence
Bridgeport
Hartford
Pittsfield
Waterbury
New Haven
Unclear Scoreline Report Across Cities
Fragmented scores show Memphis six to Birmingham three, Little Rock six to Atlanta five, Nashville two to Mobile one, Chattanooga three to New Orleans two, with several pairings listed without full context.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Hattanooga
New Orleans
Jockey Keating Suspended From Rides Through July 15
The National Steeplechase and Hunt Association suspended jockey W Keating for actions yesterday in Perk, barring him from riding at Belmont until July 15. Details emphasize his limited participation at the meeting and related licensing notes affecting other riders and trainers.
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National
Perk
W. Keating
Belmont
Keating
Fred Alper
Jarateur
Keys
Darey
Cmpensior
Fenneray
Stewarts
Penn Smith
Pevedy Keane
Hugh Ran
K. Karrick Oe
Horse Races Show Five Furlong Events and Entries
A transcribed racing card lists five furlongs straight events with horses Flying Ors 115 Aerial 115 and many others including Epfilade 126 Swift 199 Fairy Ward 113 and Louise V 114. It notes second and third races with weights and entrants such as Thunderclap 194 Drasdue 4 Yuruear 11 US Serantey and Omar Khayyam 126, plus claiming and handicap analyses.
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Sandiversi
Epfilade
Ini Swift
Fairy Ward
Hougemaid
Salvestra
Dee
Louise V
Lady Gertrude $O
Friend
Columbice
Drasdue
Yuruear
Chasseur
Parchaoe
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