New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 7, 1907, p. 7

Cleveland Shuts Out Yankees 5-0 At Park

Cleveland defeats New York 5 to 0 as Liebhardt dominates on the mound. Doyle yields free trips and scattered hits while Cleveland’s hitters capitalize on occasions with timely power. Keeler, Clarke, Birmingham and Hinchman key the Cleveland attack.

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Washington Beats St Louis In Ten Inning Closer

Washington and St. Louis slugged through ten innings as Washington eked out a 5 to 2 victory. Key moments included Hemphill and Yeager delivering two base hits, Pickering with a three-base hit, and a double play by Perrine and Hickman. O’Connor, O’Yeager, and Perrine sparked late offense while Smith and Pelty pitched effectively in relief.

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Baseball at Philadelphia results and box score details

Philadelphia and Reading game details show Quillin driven in ninth to patter for Quillin. McFarland Knight two base hit and Hartsel Nicholls Seybol Quillin sac flies. Walsh pitched eight innings for Philadelphia. Umpires Hurst Connolly. Other city games Easton Allentown Elizabeth listed scorelines. Today 4 P M Americans vs Cleveland at American Park.

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Great Catch by Jones Persists for Newark in Montreal Tilt

Easton League game in Newark ends with Jimmy Jones snaring a long drive off Kittredge to preserve a pinch save as Montreal threatened with two on. The Royals mounted a late rally but a double play finished the inning and the sailors held on for the win reported from Newark New Jersey.

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Jersey City Vanquishes Toronto at West Side Park

Jersey City built a strong batting streak against Toronto yesterday as Hesterfer yielded to Rudolph in the sixth inning. A slim chance for the Kanucks to win remained but faded.

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Columbia Nine Wins Over Springfield Training School

In Springfield Mass on June 6 Columbia University defeated the Springfield Training School nine 11 to 0. Bradke baffled local hitters while Lee relieved in the seventh and limited Springfield to two hits. Johnson started for the Training School but Shean came in for the seventh after Columbia chased him with strong hitting.

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P S No 24 Defeats No 58 In PSAL Baseball Semi Final

Public School No 24 of Manhattan beat Public School No 58 of Queens 12 to 2 in the PSAL semifinal at Parade Grounds Brooklyn with final to be played tomorrow against Public School No 10 of Brooklyn at Polo Grounds. Game lasted two hours with Jermann and Heller pitching, Walters Snyder and Kin involved in key plays.

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Baseball Scores and Schedules from Yesterday and Today

American League results list Cleveland over New York five to zero, Philadelphia routed Chicago eight to zero, Detroit topped Boston six to two, and St. Louis defeated Washington five to two. Today Cle at New York, Boston at Detroit, Chicago at Philadelphia, Loals at Washington, and Detroit at Boston. National League results show Chicago beating New York three to two, Pittsburgh six to zero over Boston, Philadelphia four to two, St. Louis two to zero, and Brooklyn four to Cincinnati with New York at Chicago.

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Cubs Triumph Over Giants in 8-2 Victory at Chicago

Chicago defeated New York 8 to 2 before 18 000 at home. Dahlen staged a notable second inning leap, and Taylor scored on plays as Hofman and McGinnity faced multiple Chicago threats. Bowerman, McGann, and Sheckard contributed key hits as Chicago built a 3 0 lead by the fourth. Giants battled but could not close the gap, while Slagle and Randall produced late innings for the Cubs.

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St. Louis and Philadelphia Playoff Scoring Report

St. Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 8 with visitors rallying on hits. Holly Bennett Murray Magee and Beckley figured among key players in the slugfest while Brown pitched for St. Louis and Willis for Philadelphia in a lengthy, pitching heavy doubleheader style contest.

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Harriman Horses Win at Plainfield Horse Show

Miss Emily H Bedford and J Harriman led Avondale Farm entries to blue ribbons on day one of the Fourth Annual Plainfield J Horse Show. Bedford scored three firsts including Miss Anne in novice and ladies to ride, while Patsey Palmer won in the combination and saddle class. Harriman’s Avondale Farm entries took four blues in harness divisions. An accident occurred when Miss Van Kline’s Sweet Briar reared and threw her. she remounted amid applause but the horse remained unruly. Grand Slam piloted by Lewis E Waring also took blue. Sixteen classes judged. attendance included numerous notable patrons such as Reginald Vanderbilt and Paul Rainey.

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Emily H. Bedford Avondale Farm Plainfield, J Miss Bedford Miss Anne Patsey Palmer Mr. Harriman Lewis E. Waring Reginald Vanderbilt Paul Rainey Charles J. Fish J. Edgar Corlies Leon Moran Percy Stewart George P. Melnick Jabez Gilbert Edward M. van Buren E. H. Ladd, Jr E. R. Ockcerman Daniel Rankle Townsend Rushmore Robert Rushmore Roland Walter McGee Max Rehr George Watson, Jr K. B. Schley

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Wesleyan and Trinity Tie After Nineteen Innings

In Hartford on June 6 Trinity College and Wesleyan battled nineteen innings before darkness halted play with a 2 to 2 score. Badgley allowed no bases on balls while Wesleyan pitcher Cunningham yielded two. Final lines show Trinity 2 Wesleyan 2 with lengthy duration of three hours and fifteen minutes. Battieries Badgley Smith Cunningham Day. Umpire Mr McCue.

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Local Rail Scoreline Report From Eastern Matches

In Wilkes Barre the score was 1 to A J and At Scranton Utica 4 to Scranton 3. At Binghamton Albany 2 to Binghamton 0.

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Westminster Handicap Upsets as Flip Flap Delivers at Gravesend

A booming opening day at Gravesend featured heavy track action and scratches as favorites shined. Flip Flap led the Westminster Handicap field through the one mile and a quarter, outrunning Philander and Running Water to win by four lengths with Go Between and Bedouin among the early movers, while Lady Winifred dominated the Criterion Stakes for two year olds and other races produced mixed results for bettors.

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Gravesend Rider Smith Breaks Collarbone in Greenfield Steeplechase

Courtland H. Smith, a prominent amateur rider in the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, fractured his collarbone in two places after a fall from Navajo at Gravesend during the Greenfield Steeplechase. He will be out six weeks to two months but watched the remaining races. Smith belongs to the Cameron Run Hunt Club of Alexandria, Virginia.

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Fordham to Host Alabama in Anticipated Southern Showdown

Fordham University faces the University of Alabama at Fordham Field tomorrow in a rare long trip for a Southern college team. Anticipation runs high as many Southerners are expected to attend the baseball clash.

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Colonial Yacht Club Postpones Spring Regatta to June

The Colonial Yacht Club postponed its Spring Regatta from June 9 to June 16 citing a backward season. The change shifts the event’s schedule while keeping the same venue and participating clubs.

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Hackett Defends Felipe Cup Title At New York Club

Harold H. Hackett defended the Felipe Challenge Cup at the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeating Henry H. Mollenhauer of Kings County Club in five sets 6-2 6-2. The match featured tight rallies and a 20-19 total games edge for Hackett. Metropolitan championship play continued at West Side Lawn Tennis Club with Elizabeth H. Moore, the National champion, reaching the final round in the women’s singles. Moore faced Marie Wagner after a grueling bracket battle that included 41 games and a dramatic final score of 3-106-8 and 8-46. In men’s singles Walter Lirom upset Arthur Cragin in straight sets 6-2 6-2. Herbert Westfall fell to Otto M. Hinck in two sets. Beals C. Wright of the international team defeated by William A. Otto yesterday as Crescent Athletic Club action continued. Larned beat Wright 6-3 6-4. Behr and Le Roy split sets in a lengthy match interrupted by darkness. A Boston-bound sailing group is to depart June 11 aboard the Saxonia with several players joining.

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Harold H. Hackett New York Lawn Yale Henry H. Mollenhauer Kings County Club Jackett Metropolitan Dhampionship West Side Lawn Tennis Club Elizabeth H. Moore Marie Wagner Walter Lirom Brooklyn Arthur Cragin Herbert Westfall Otto M. Hinck Montclair Athletic Clu Meeer Lnes Beals C. Wright William A. Oto Crescent Athletic Club Rigs Larned Wright Karl H. Behr Raymond D Little Holcombe Ward Clarenoc H Edwin P. Larned Robert le Roy Behr le Roy Boston Saxonia

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Rhodes Scholars Beat All London Nine at Oxford

The Rhodes scholars of Oxford defeated an All London nine in the first regular Oxford baseball game, winning 15 to 6. The match, played amid light spectator interest, followed a prior June game at Tottenham where the Americans also led 22 to 1.

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Columbia Nine Wins Over Springfield Training School

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Cubs Triumph Over Giants in 8-2 Victory at Chicago

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Wesleyan and Trinity Tie After Nineteen Innings

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Local Rail Scoreline Report From Eastern Matches

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Westminster Handicap Upsets as Flip Flap Delivers at Gravesend

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