Giants Lose Narrow Battle to Pirates in Polo Grounds
Pirates win 3 to 2 as Mamaux and Schultz shine for Pittsburgh. Giants strand late rally as Merkle’s grounder to third barely misses tying the score. Wagner remains a clubhouse/field presence for Pittsburgh while Benton starts for New York.
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Polo Ground
Pittsburgh
al Mamaux
Giants
Mamaux
Joe Schultz
Schultz
Fred Merkle
Buccaneer
Sam Leyd
Pirates
Treasure Island
Hans Wagner
Pittsburghers
Wagner
Pirate
Benton
Carey
Johnston
Chechnie
Waxner
Man
T Carey
New York
MecKechnie
Bill Barthen
Mecnie
Fittschurch
Hinchman
Baird Gent
Jane
Roush
Doyle
Fletcher
Schulz
Cyte
Bill McKechnie
Bill
Vtox
Baird
Okautt
Ofietcheres
Merkle
Rariden
Columbia Ends Season With Quakers Baseball Finale
Columbia University nine closes the season with the final home game on South Field against Recangivenia, a long time annual meeting on Commencement Day after nearly a score of seasons.
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Columbia
Quakers
South Field
Columbia University
University
Recangivenia
Baseball Roundup of Last Day’s National League Games
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 New York 2, Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 4, Chicago 8 Philadelphia 2, St Louis 2 Boston 1. American League games included Detroit 3, Heston 0, and postponed games due to rain or wet grounds. Standings glimpsed include New York 22, Philadelphia 23, Chicago 32, Cincinnati 22, Pittsburgh 20, Boston 3, and St Louis 20.
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New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Heston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Breoklys
Eeeems
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Essees
St. Louie
Today’s Major League Baseball Matches
Schedule lists Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia in the American League Bestes at Detroit pertandingan.
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New York
St. Louis
Bestes
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs Bat Their Way to Victory Over Phillies
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a nine inning game. Williams and Sailer supplied the offense with a homer by Sailer and two-base hits from Williams and Mann. Vaughn allowed two runs on nine hits in nine frames, while Rixey gave up eight runs in three innings.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
McCart
Bencroft
Zwilling
Niehoff
Williams
Stock
Mann
Cravathri
Whitted
Sailer
Laderus
Paskert
Archer
Fischer
Kiliifer
Mulligan
Burns
Vaughn
Rixey
Mayer
Oeschger
Abyrne
Alexander
Bancroft
Zimmerman
Saier
Icago
Ooeschger
Oesheer
Messrs
Byron and
Quigsey
Braves Rally St. Louis to Take Boston Game
In Boston on June 6 St. Louis defeated Boston 8 to 3 as Sallee held the locals to limited offense. Bescher drove in two with a three base hit, while Hampered by errors the Red Sox left on base five. Gibbs?
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Boston
St. Louis
Sallee
Loul
Alah
Bescher
M'ville
Noa
Smithof
Ryan
Miller
Wilheiturf
Hornaby
Connolly
Wilson
Magee
Retzel
Konetchy
Bnyder
C. Smith
Gorhan
Ess
Ee Ballee
Patrick
Tragesser
aGowdy
bCollins
cCompton
Withoit
Ce-Flan
Collins
Lewis
Jack Smith
Wilhoit
Hallee
Maranville
Rudolph
Nune
Gaime
Messia
O'Day
Bason
Dauss Shuts Out Red Sox as Detroit Wins 8–0
Dausa held Boston to three hits today and Detroit won 8 to 0. Until the ninth inning no Boston runner got as far as second base, with two reaching first. In the final frame Dauss struck out Walker with bases loaded. Other scores noted: Newark at Baltimore and Providence at Richmond.
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Detroit
Dausa
Boston
Dauss
Walker
Baltimore
R.H.B
Newark
Richmond
Providence Verve
Bush
Hen'keen
McNally
Cobb
Lewis
Toronto
Veach
Hobntzel
Hellman
Burns
Janvrin
Young
Scott As
Rochester
Stanage
Thomas
O.grega
H.E
jaShorten
Senor
bGardner
Yoshi
Montreal
Gree R.H.P
Buffalo
Detroit Sovbessncere
Bailf
Foston
Gregg
Cebep Woods
Woff Gress
Greex
Connolly
Hildebrand
Pires
Messrs
Providence
Newark Seer Oeenwnne
Richmond Eseeeseeessre
Montreal - Sete Ees Eeree
Hkuffalo Saree Rere Eereerere
Rochester Eeeee
Toronto Eee Ese Ereeerere
Robins Rally Past Reds In Early 1916 Opener At Ebbets
Brooklyn Robins beat Cincinnati Reds 7 to 4 at Ebbets Field in the opener of the 1916 visit. Pfeffer and Herzog led a Brooklyn attack as Daubert and Chase produced late Reds threats with key hits. Mitchell Moseley and Schneider shared pitching duties for Brooklyn while Pfeffer held Cincinnati steady in a scoring spree.
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Ebbets Field
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Artillerymen
Robins
Giants
Phillies
Jeff Pfeffer
Herzog
Charley Mitchell
Moseley
Schneider
Mitchell
Jake Daubert
Hal Chase
Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Cutshaw
O'Mara
Meyers
Texas
Chief Meyers
Neale
Chase
Griffith
Reds
Louden
Zack Wheat
Itchell
Zack
Johnston
Wheat
Cincinnati
Myers
Groh
Daubert
Wingo
Mowrey
O Griffith
Mollwitz
Mara
Meyera
Den
Prefffer
Banisher
Stevens Edges Rutgers In Close Game
Stevens beats Rutgers 5 to 4 after Rutgers ties in the seventh on four hits and a walk. Errors by Summeral Fartey Cotter Memory and Weller helped Stevens secure the lead and the win.
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Stevens
Rutgers
Balla
Fartey
Tod
Summeral
Johnson
Baceer
Cotter
Sefier
Leathe
Robeson
Pelloff
Browning
Struppman
Durand
Weller
Webb
Farley
Young
Wittpens
Farris
Waterfield
Belloff
Wittpenn
Btruppmen
Spire
Mr. Merity
Marshall and Janowski Draw In Manhattan Chess Club Game
F J Marshall and D Janowski of Paris drew the third game of their match at the Manhattan Chess Club after sixty one moves. The score reads Marshall one, Janowski zero, drawn two. The fourth game is set for this afternoon at the same venue.
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Marshall
Janowski
F. J. Marshall
D. Janowski
Paris
Manhattan Chess Club
Elmira and Syracuse Endure Fractured Standings
Team scores and city pairings across leagues show mixed results with Albany Wilkes Barre Binghaiston and Scranton Troy games. Notable results include New Haven’s doubleheader and Hartford edging Sport, while Worcester and Lawrence post modest wins.
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Elmira
Syracuse
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Binghaiston
Cate
Scranton
Troy
Ingfield
New Haven
Isteel Springera
Sport
Hartford
Wynn
New London
Worcester
Lawrence
College Baseball Scores From New England Trip
At Springfield Massachusetts Tufts 4 Springfield 0. At Worcester Worcester Tech 4 New Hampshire 4 called by agreement. At Middlebury Vermont Middlebury College 16 Syracuse University 7.
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Springfield
Mass
Tufts
Worcester
Worcester Tech
New Hampshire
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Syracuse University
Rice Holds Time Trial In Varsity Rowing Meet
In Poughkeepsie on June 6 Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania rowed over a four mile varsity trial with Rice’s crew finishing strong under twenty minutes. Freshmen and junior eights competed as the Varsity pulled ahead with a late burst under coach Rice.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Rice
Leys
Stroke Leys
Courtney
Hoyle
Blue Point
Yale Varsity Rowing Makes Midday Lineup Changes
Yale shuffles A boat with Miner moving to seventh and Sturtevant swapping. B crew adds Rockefeller and Gilfillan, Harriman moves to bow, Newton to scrub. Harriman shifts to A boat later. Eli A completes a mile upstream in five minutes amid tide and light wind. Coach Nickalls douses attempting to fend off a buck deer. Harvard keeps lineup. late practice yields no times.
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New York Times
New London
Hadley
Eli A
Guy Nickalls
Thames River
Nickalls
Abbott
Montville Shore
Harvard
Herrick
Cruise Week Details Set for Seawanhaka Mayrace
Informal luncheon at Bankers' Club organized by Commodore Howard C. Smith outlines yacht race week beginning June 24. Fleet rendezvouses at Oyster Bay, with a Sunday service on Katoura. racing from Oyster Bay to Greenwich under Smith then Childs, and Colors to close July 1 at Manhasset Bay. The New York Yacht Club fleet and about fifty power cars to join, creating the largest gathering for such an event.
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Bankers’ Club
Howard C. Smith
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Seawanhaka Club
Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka
Robert E. Tod
Katoura
Greenwich
Conn
Commodore Smith
William H. Childs
Indian Harbor Club
Debate over Yale track letters sparks campus debate
In New Haven a fight over awarding college letters to Yale track third placers rages. The Yale News quotes a track member arguing Yale should reward more athletes to boost intercollegiate chances, noting crew and prior successes and the need to attract 200 men to compete.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale News
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
United States
Witers
Spur Captures The Withers at Belmont Park Thrilling Finish
Spur owned by James Butler wins The Withers at Belmont Park amid earlier doubts over the colt’s health and jockey Loftus foul conduct. Churchill second, Friar Rock third. crowd large for midweek meet. White Hackle leads early, while Daingerfield and others race in six events with casualties and protests noted.
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James Butler
Belmont Park
Foxhall P. Keene
Churchill
Friar Rock
Haynes
Westchester Racing Association
Spur
King James
Lastes
Loftus
Ftus
W. R. Coe
Miss Puzzle
J. E. Madden
Marie Henry
S. L. Parsone
Davies
Mustard
Runni
G. Bernard Fenwick
Abdon
C. c
Mary Talbott
J. Mospee
J. McDermott
Br. c
M. Garner
Daddy's Choice
Plaudito
Friar Nought
Einglebert
Wenonah
Saratoga
R. L. Bresler
Ogden
BE. Haynes
Pandean
Talbott
Br. G
L. Lyke
Little Neerer
C. H. Robbins
B. G
C. Fairbrother
Daingerfield
Ida Claire
Sharpenhooter
L. Parson
McGee
T. Davies
Ny Mustard
R. Coe
J. McTagmart
Ledly
D. J. Leary
B. c
E. Haynes
Chicle
Races Listed for Today at the Track
The program shows six races for today including maidens and conditions events for two and three year olds, a meadow Brook Steeplechase handicap, and a selling Gallop. Notable runners include Old Drury, Armament, Emden, Riverdale, Pebeto, Lenavaal and Duke of Duluth with weights cited for each entry.
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Old Drury
Bendlet
Runnin Shot
Christabel
Barry
Oonlighter
Mirza
Mair
Malabar
Harry Junior
Chesterton
Emden
Me Wil
Sir William Johnson
Distant Shore
Meadow Brook
Pebeto
Pons Asincrum
Lenavaal
Duke of Duluth
Cherry Malotte
Rhomb
Maifou
Doctor Gremer
Yearlings fetch high prices at Ellerslie sale
Twenty four yearlings owned by Arthur B. Hancock of Charlottesville Va sold at Durland's Riding Academy before a large crowd. Total 44554 dollars with an average of 1860 dollars per head. Top bid 4800 dollars for a chestnut c by Celt out of Network. Gifford A. Cochran purchased several lots including an imported bay filly by Radium Pietra for 3000 dollars. Elkwood Park Stable bid 3400 dollars for Celt Belle Fleur.
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Ellerslie
Arthur B. Hancock
Charlottesville
Durland
Giorifier
Samn
Ballot
Ceit
James Butler
Celt
Network
Paddy Whack
Embroidery
Mr. Buter
Gifford A. Chehran
Lota
Radium-Pietra
England
Marathon
Elkwood Park
Lady Godiva
W. Jarth
B. c
M.hirsch
Celt-Follie Levy
A. A Reilly
Lizzie H
Celt-Network
Celt-Diamantina
I. Garson
Celt-Aurine
William Garth
Celt-Bostre
Celt-Belle Fleur
Elkwood Park Stable
Jas. Fitzsimmons
Ballot-Ormondine
J. Luter
Ballot-Clara J
A. A. Reilly
James Fitz- Simmons
Br. F
Imp. Sain-Imp. Darue
P. A. Clark
G. A. Cochran
Celt-Clara
Seeeres Ecobesytes Sau Ae
B. F
G. A. Cochfan
Celt-lanna
C. J. Quinn
Ballot-Almadie
James Fitz
Simmons
Anna
J. Butler
Great Neck Wins at Polo Over Piping Rock
Great Neck defeats Piping Rock 12 to 5% as Chilean import David Stewart Iglehardt debuts for Great Neck at Meadow Brook Club. Outsider impact shows in one-sided match with Wing receiving safety penalty and McVittey scoring for Piping Rock.
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David Stewart Iglehardt
Chile
Meadow Brook
South America
Piping Rock
Pers
B. G. McVittey
Pasadena
Cal
H' Cap
W. R. Grace
James Park
Q. A. Shaw
D. S. Igiebardt
T.leroutillier
F. A. Clarke
B. Wing
Grace
Shaw
le Houtililer
Clarke
McVittey
J. C. Cooley
Bryn Mawr Freebooters Defeat Philadelphia Country Club 10–9
Bryn Mawr Freebooters beat Philadelphia Country Club 10 goals to 9 in the fourth round of the Wooten Cup at Philadelphia. Referee Earle W. Hopping penalized W. Stanley Stokes for illegal crossing in the seventh period, contributing to the Country Club’s narrow defeat amid a high scoring match.
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New York Times
Phuoladelphia
Penn
Bryn Mawr Freebooters
Philadelphia Country Club
Country Club
Freebooters
Earle W. Hopping
W. Stanley Stokes
Philadelphia
Rhyn Mawr
Thomas Stokes
A. C. Yarnall
Broken
Wanamaker
K. L. Stokes
Winter Randolph
McFadders
Randolph
Dips
Scase
Bryn Mawr Freebootera
N Mawr Prochectors
Foree
L. R. Winter, Jr
Tuxedo Horse Show Set for Friday and Saturday
Tuxedo Park New York June 6 The annual Tuxedo Horse Show will be held Friday and Saturday with fifty three classes drawing large entries. Local talent features prominently with West Point interest in military events and entries include officers hunters chargers polo mounts harness horses roadsters saddle horses trotters and novices A special Jersey City to Tuxedo train will return after the show for exhibitors. The executive committee lists notable members including Theo Frelinghuysen George Griswold William W Hoffman P Lorillard Jr and others.
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New York Times
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
Jersey City
Theo Frelinghuysen
George Griswold
William W. Hoffman
P. Lorillard, Jr
A. BP. Juillard
W. A. Harriman
Richard Mortimer
Henry M. Tilford
Robert Goelet
Oscar J. Brand
Ambrose Monell
Richard Delafield
George Grant Mason
C. B. Alexander
N. L. R. Edgar
J. Insley Blair
Fletcher Harper
Chargers
de Bevoise
Brooklyn
John E. Cowdin
J. S. J. McVickar
Preston Davie
Forsythe Wickes
P. Lorillard
David Wagataff
Henry D Whitfield
Victor Grimwood
Moran and Dillon Prepare for Contests at Washington Park
Frank Moran and Jack Dillon run training camps for their upcoming bout at Washington Park on June 29. Moran trains in Saratoga with Willie Lewis while Dillon works in Indianapolis with Gus Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Dillon
Frank Moran
Jack Dillon
Washington Park
Sarato
Willie Lewis
Gua Christie
Indalnapolis
Western terrier earns chief honor at dog show
At the Ladies' Kennel Association show in Chicago led by Miss Anna Sands, Masked Marvel the wire-haired fox terrier from Vickery Kennels won the Presidents Cup as best in show. His kennel mate Vickery Brockley Miss Circuit won best of opposite sex while judges highlighted Marvel's coat, bone, and intelligent head.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Anna Sands
Vickery
Berrington
Ill
A. K. Crawford
H. Perrin
Vickery Brockley Miss Circuit
Vickery Selection
Cristie Denton
St. Margaret Kitchen
J. N. Champion
van Camps
R. Z. Harrison
L. E. Domier
Greenacre Kennels
R. Tf. Harrison
Princess Momo
Douce
Sheridan
Norton
Max
Elmview
Nero Affolter
Wells S. Hastings
Blanca
Lewano
Lottie von Rdeiweiss
Alex
H Stewart
Clonmel
Walescott
Speers Offerman
Rosstor Kennels
Effingham Lawrence
Rampus
Glenmere
Walpole Wedgewood
W. Ross Proctor
Brookwood
Robert C. Motte
Maplemeata Kennels
Maplemeade
Marieford
W. Hoss Proctor
Pomeraniags
Swiss Mountain Kennels
Frank T. Clarke
E.S. Allard
Bob White
George R. Preston
Hempstead Pride
Hedrock Kennels
Kinnelo Kennels
Norman K. Swire
Red Brook
Innelon
Kinnelon Speculation
E. Harby
Nowata Nan Kwet
B. F. Lewis, Jr
Lismore
R. J. Donovan
Rockcliffe
Alex. H. Stewart
Pinewood
Mra
Airedale
G. de Coppett
Slemore
Ridgway
Redrock Kennels
Itsmore
Novel golf events spark interest and concern at North Hills club
The North Hills Country Club in Edge Hill announces new tournaments including a left handed invitational and a husband and wife championship, while a St Paul plan for a municipal course faces opposition. Other items note growing golf interest, Harvard and university players, a large Chicago Masonic team event, and fund efforts for former champion John J. McDermott now in a Philadelphia asylum.
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North Hills Country Club
Edge Hill
Penn
W. A. Flags
Harvard
Crimson
Cambridge
Princeton
Yale
University
H. Chandler Bean
Walter Egan
W. Chick
Flagg
Wainwright
Chicago
Cook County
Itt
H. E. Rice
Harrison Townsend
Sec
Philadelphia Golf Association
John J. McDermott
Philadelphia
McDermott
Tennis Stars Keen for Action at Metropoli Tan Championship
The twentieth annual Metropolian championship opens Saturday on Bronxville Athletic Association courts. Preseason entries promise a strong field led by Californians Sankey Murray Wills Davis and H V D Johns. Local competitors include T R Pell Dean Mathey Saubert Le Roy Harold Throckmorton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville Athletic Association
Sankey Murray
Wills Davis
H. V. D. Johns
Stanford
T. R. Pell
Dean Mathey
Saubert le Roy
Harold Throckmorton
M. Church
Watson M.ake
Leonard Beekman
Local Clothiers Expand Youths Suit Range
Very few clothiers can show four different models among their youths' suits. The range is too small. That's why we thank our stars our youths' business has grown so. Enables us to do the unusual. Fabrics identical in quality with our men's suits. Prices for the same quality often two or three dollars less. The advantage of taking a smaller size.
Broad street racers meet at Broadway corners
Straw hats priced from 2 to 100 dollars as a racing meet unfolds around Broadway at 13th Street and 34th Street. The event gathers near Fifth Avenue and Warren Street with company presence at Broadway Corners.
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13Th Ss. Rue
34Th St
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
Warren
Dist St
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Ladies’ Kennel Association
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Imelon Kennels
Walter Simmon
Midwood
Vickery Kennels
Vickery Gipey
Ccklffe Kennele
Des Nana
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Chasie Denton
Vickennelw Airedale
Vickery Aman Gem
Pluto
French Lick Springs
Neen
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