Lambeth Stifles Donovan’s Bats In Cleveland Win
Cleveland defeats New York 6 1 behind Lambeth steady pitching and timely hitting. Magee leads Yankee offense with base running and ONeill adds a late single. Fisher struggles, giving up six runs as the Yankees fail to muster more than one run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Lambeth
Clevelands
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Donovan
Fohls Indians
Yanks
New Yorkers
Lambeth
Cleveland
Magee
Nunaraker
Ray Fisher
Vermont
Fisher
Cleveland Bats
Steve O'Neill
O'Neill
Tris Speaker
Graney
Chap
Indians
Syracuse Elimtra Game Postponed in Rain
Weather delays force postponements across several games including Syracuse Elimtra and Scranton Reading as steady rain impacts schedules. Utica and Harrisburg games remain listed with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Mton
Utica
ikes-Farre
Harrisburg
Syracuse
Elimtra Gam
Scranton
Reading
Southern Association Baseball Scoring Oddities Reported
In a fragmented recap, teams like Nashy and Chattanooga are noted with scores from Little Rock Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Mobile and others. The bulletin mentions New York Americans versus Cleveland and a group labeled Groudda Adm. Me-Adrt with no clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieupee
Nashy
Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobtie
Baseball results and standings from yesterday games
American League action Cleveland defeated New York 6 to 1 Washington beat Chicago 3 to 0 Detroit shut out Boston 3 to 0 Philadelphia defeated St Louis 11 to 6 National League Cincinnati edged New York 4 to 3 St Louis won 8 to 7 over Boston Philadelphia 4 to 6 Chicago 6 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh postponed on wet grounds Standings show Chicago leading with 29 wins 13 losses and strong teams including Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh and New York with varying records
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Restoneer Ee
Soreene Ee
New
Eveland
Deere
Tnds Bbe Berene
Towle Sive Cdsccees
Saree Peevebans
National League
Soat Philadelphia
I“ Wee
Berocklym
New York Times
Penn
Forbes Field
Where They Play Today AMERICAN LEAGUER
Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington St. Louis at Philadelphia New York at Cincinnati Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago. Game starts at 3.39.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dumont Blanks White Sox 3–0 in Washington Showdown
Dumont allowed only four hits as Washington shut out Chicago 3 to 0. Leadoff hits and strong defense spurred the Senators, with Cicotte lasting three innings. Final line shows Washington 3 Chicago 0, Du mont and Shanks key on defense.
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Washington
Dumont
Chicago
Cicotte
Leibold
Mian Ct
Murphyrf
Foster
Morgan
Alnsmith
Hice
Menosky Ainamith
Shanks Morgan
Doudle
Shanke
Maaan
E. Collins
Cleotte
B “Tcotte
Menosky
Roy Cicotte
Evans
Moriarty
Detroit shuts out Red Sox as Dauss dominates
Detroit beat Boston 3 to 0 on June 6 as Dauss shut down the Red Sox. Ruth was wild and hit hard, while Detroit tallied all runs in the first inning on Bush’s double Cobb’s single and a sequence including a steal a passed ball and Heilman sacrifice fly.
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Cleveland
Roth
High
Chapman
Maisel
Speaker
Wambaganss
Peckinpaugh
Harris
Steve O’neill
Fisher
O'Neill
Ambiganssa
Marria
Evans
Evans Hhe
Lambeth
Boston
Detroit
Dauss
Ruth
Bush
Cobb
Heisman
Burns
Heilman
Youngs
Young and Burns
Janvrin Gardner
Res
Heston
Balle
Deves
Paseed Belie
Thomas
Tyre
Strunk and Bates Power Phillies Past St Louis in 11 final
Strunk and Bates each had five at bats as Philadelphia defeated St Louis 11 to 6. Bates homered and drove in three. Strunk collected four singles and a double as the Phillies battered the Cardinals for 17 hits and built an early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Strunk
Bates
St. Louis
At. Louis
Witties
Miller
Austin
Brodle
E. Johnson
Koob
Lewis
Grover
Jacobson
Mclunis
Severeld
Philadelhia
Park
Neves
Schauer
Ff Sotheren
Bite
Hamilton
Noves
Noyes
Ball -Schang
Mattys Men Again Topple the Giants
Cincinnati June 6 The Giants fall 6 to 8 as Reds surge with a strong offense and timely pitching. Toney shuts down New York over the last five innings while Benton's early work is undone by a costly error. Burns and Kopf drive decisive hits as Cincinnati moves ahead in the series.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Toney
Benton
Oney
Phillies
Cubs
Rariden
Middleton
Burns
Herseg
Housh
Treat
Rube
Herzog
Herzeg
Wingo
Kerzog
Groh
Robertson
Kurna
Chase
Angle
Cueto
Thorpe
Shean
Holke
Worthy
eCarty
Renton
Kopf
Roush
St Louis narrowly tops Boston as Hornsby stars
A solo and a grand slam season highlight drives St Louis past Boston 8 to 7. Hornsby blasted a bases loaded homer in the third and contributed a decisive eighth inning single after Nehf faltered. Boston’s late surge produced six runs but could not overcome the early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Evers
Tyler
Nehf
Allen
St. Tloule
Ceeseee
Neht
Deak
Ames
Barnes
Doak
Packard
Rawlings
Snyder
Harrison
Unclear Scores Across Cities in American Association
Fragmentary list shows scores from multiple cities including London Apence Hartford Worcester New Haven Portland and others. Pairings include Minneapolis 2 Louisville 0 Milwaukee 5 Toledo 2 St Paul 4 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 1.
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London
Apence
Hartford
Worcester
New Haven
Portland
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
1916 Case Model T-40 Beven Passenger Touring Repainted
1916 CASE MODEL T-40 Beven passenger touring completely overhauled and repainted with elegant appearance. Runs and looks like new. Sacrifice to quick buyer. Stewart Auto Co. 226 West 57th St at Broadway. Allen Cars distributors. Five passenger touring in perfect mechanical and paint condition. Run once then 3,900 miles. An exceptional opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runa
Stewart Auto CO
West S7th St
Broadway
Allen Cars
Velie
Biltwell
Broad ‘Distributors
Alien Cars
Honus Wagner Returns to Pittsburgh to Rejoin Pirates
Honus Wagner, the famed Pirates shortstop, signed a contract with president Barney Dreyfuss and will likely appear at first base against Brooklyn tomorrow. His reinstatement request to the National Commission follows a two year salary history around ten thousand dollars and ongoing business commitments that delayed his spring report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Henry
Honus) Wagner
National League Baseball Club
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Club
Wagner
Brooklyn
Eee
Pirates
August Herrmann
The
National Baseball Commission
Otrena
National Commission
Alexander Shuts Out Bruins as Phillies Win 4 0
Grover Alexander pitched strongly as Philadelphia blanked Chicago 4 to 0. Alexander tripled, scored twice, and drove in two runs while Seaton’s wild fourth inning allowed four runs. Philadelphia stacked hits and took the game behind solid pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grover Alexander
Philadelphia
Seaton
Alexander
Belmont Park Entries and Odds Across Six Races
The Belmont Park card lists six races with maiden two year olds at five furlongs, a two mile steeplechase, and several selling events for four year olds and up. Notable entries include Debadon, Tacky Day, Starry Banner, Paddy Whack, Nightastick, and Rickety, with weather clear and a fast track noted.
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Debadon
Starry Banner
Happy Go Lucky
Boy
Longhi
Georgeton
Bughouse
Chief Laltis
Little Devil
Hallyday
Zellwood
Sparks
Plaintiff
Carmel
Brazenose
Nightastick
Xion
Quarts
Sunbonnet
Celandria
Sisaga
Dorcsa
Berenest
Ed Roehe
Pre Clee
Bea
Al Reeves Wins Steeplechase at Belmont Park
Al Reeves riding for Greentree Stable owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney won the two mile steeplechase under 131 pounds, narrowly defeating Pandean of Folly Farm as a large Belmont crowd watched. The race featured close jumping with Socony in front earlier, and Weathered horses Plasier D amour, Marchena, and other contenders finishing strong in a tight finish.
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Omen
al Reeves
Greentree
Payne Whitney
Vincent Powers
Pandean
Folly Farm
Edward B. McLean
H. S. Pratt
Socony
Marchena
Powers
Plaigi
Fy Amour
J. E. Widener
Williams
Plaisir D'Amour
Harry Payne Whitney
Arrow
Dick Williams
Brooklyn
Flittergold
Burrow
Ambrose
Futtergold
Borrow
Fuhttergold
Daddy's Choice
Brighton
Corydon
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Stella Mia
John Sanford
Meteorite
A. K. Macombersa
Felicidad
Wickllife Stable
Huret Park
Felicity Murray
McMeekin
Marrone Stable
B. H
McGee-Gunrod
W. Knapp
Rufus
Finch
Deihi-Pink
Wonderful
Imperator
Kaimin Park
Lady Edwine
Nonesuch
Rosanne
Bridget O'Connor
Intriguer
Charmeuse
Raconteuse
Three Cheers
Brobeck
al Reevea
V. Powan
The Harvester Sells At Madison Square Garden
The Harvester a 12 year old trotting stallion and champion pacer sold at Madison Square Garden for 30100, highest price for a trotter at a sale. Hailing from Walnut Hall and Notelet line, sale included brood mares and several sires. Indiana bidder Peter Kuhn led the final bid, with rivals from Brook Farm New York and Walnut Hall Farm.
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William
Directum I
Indiana
Peter Kuhn
Terre Haute
Ind
George Bain
Harvester
Dr. McCaully
Richard Delafield
Brook Farm
Chester
N. Y
Kuhn
Walter Cox
Hiarry Harkness
Walnut Hall Farm
Delafield
J. Crouch
Lafayette
W. A. Vannatta
Otterbein
Carles Neck Farm
the Harvester
Br. S
Walnut Hall
Moke
Paul Kuhn
Peter Dillon
B. m
Peter the Great
Adice Dillon
Sidney Dillon
Elm Pines Farm
Greenwich
Dillon
Guy Wilkes
C. M. Morand
New York City
Barbara Wise
Mokemo
James Snell
Lexington
Lakie Teddington
Teddington
Axworth
J. RR
Magowan
Bay Ly Billings
John A. MekKerron
Capa
New York
Lucile Bingen
Lucile Marion
Prodigal
Margaret Preston
Bik
Paronella
Ber Parkville
James RR
Poinsettia
Barangais-Amelia
Ringer
John H. Coggeshall
Providence
R. L
Roberta Bingen
Bingen-Oratrix
C. Capa
Carlokin-Subito
Steinway
George Howard
Boston
Mane
Aller
Wilton
Thomas W. Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Lou Dillon
A. C. Hall
G. A. Rohits
Jersey City
N. J
William C. P
Sherman Sanford
Seymour
Pactolus
Shus
Breett
Ter
Edenville
Vane
Bso Kingston Belle
Prodigal-Zaratda
Stambou
Lettie Lee
Makie- Leetell
Axtel
J. D. Callery
Fort Os
B. A
Abel -Ligede
Jaywood, Crouch & Son
Sco Rios
Al M. Dick Bought by Macomber for Latonia Derby
A. M. Dick a three year old was sold by Roy T. Yager to K Macomber for $20,000. Al M. Dick runner up in the Preakness Stakes, has won at Belmont Park and beat Skeptic. The Latonia Derby on June 14 looms with half prize to Yager if he wins. J W May to train the colt before and after the Latonia Derby.
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A K Macomber
al M. Dick
Roy T. Yager
Kalitan
Belmont Park
Skeptic
Hourless
Yager
J. W. May
Mr. Macomber
Women's Invitation Tennis Finalists Reach Semis at Staten Island
Mrs. Charlies V. Hitchins and Miss Helen Gilleaudeau advanced to the singles final bracket at the Staten Island Ladies' Club event, defeating Helene Pollak and Theodore Cassebeer in tight three-set matches. In doubles, Miss Edith White with Pollak and Miss Tyndale with Gilleaudeau won their second-round ties, upsetting veteran pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies V. Hitchins
Helen Gilleaudeau
Staten Island
Theodore Cassebeer
Mise Edith White
Misa Helene Pollak
M. B. Huff
Caroma Winn
Ethel Tyndale
Helen Iilleauden
William H. Pouch
Edith Handy
Hitchins
Gortereay
V. Hitchina
Helene Pollak
PD. Huff
Caroma. Winnors
Mine A. Morrison
RB. Holden
Edith White
Ae Huff
Ithe Tyndale
Helenilliegudeen
William IH. Pouch
Baggs and Voshell Lose in Tennis Tourney Upset
In a startling doubles upset at the New York Iowa Tennis Club, veteran pair Fred Baggs and Howard Voshell, once top ten contenders, fell to Count Otto Salm and Ingo Hartman 5-7 6-4 6-3. Baggs showed little form due to inactivity while Voshell was off stroke, aiding the winners. Singles saw Tallant edge Stair 6-3 6-4, Voshell beat Selim 6-2 6-4, Behr over Rosenbaum 6-4 6-0, with Binsen over Pianisani 6-1 6-1 in earlier rounds. In doubles, Behr and Henderson defeated Binzen and Letson 6-4 6-8 6-8, and Salm-Hartman beat Baggs-Voshell 6-7 6-4 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Iowa
Fred ©. Baggs
Howard Voshell
Otto Saim
Ingo Hartman
Baggs
Voshell
Salm
Hartman
Hugh Tallant
B. W. Stair
Howard Voshel
Count Otto Selim
Allan Behr
William Rosenbaum
Elliott Binsen
Pianisani
Poubles
E. Henderson
Elliott Binzen
Benjamin Letson
Count Baim
Fred ©. Bages
Kramer’s Laurels Fading In Newark Cycling Race
Arthur Spencer, the young Toronto cyclist, defeated Frank Kramer in two of three heats in a one mile Newark race, winning the first and third heats by clear margins. Local rider Fredler won the quarter mile national amateur title, beating Dotterweich Staehle and Horan. Kemnenh Grimm claimed the one mile handicap, with Englishman Alen second. Welker Cochran also won two billiards matches at Daly's, defeating Spear 300 to 7 and Appleby 800 to 128.
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Pandeau
Folly Farms
Veter Pan-Mage
Ff. Williame
Fa Marshead
Northwood Stable
Isidor Amatel
Plaiser D'amour
Mr Shannon
Socony
Jacques Coeur Mountain Rose
Captain Parr
Schwarte
B. F
Ramrod la Rille
Willams
A. H. Morris
Br. F
B. Pauhousrte
Tabouret
I. P. Ryan
II. P. Whitney
B. G
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de Robinsor
Daddy
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Trap Rock-Earth
Guosework
Corydon
Brighton Stabie
Hambure-Sylvan
J. Loftus
Oeene
Stella Mia
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
A. Thokens
Grant Hugh Browne
A. Collina
Thistle
High Olympus
Dranthea
Upward
Newarak
N. J
Juno
Arthur Spencer
Frank Kramer
Spencer
Kramer
Soencer
Fredler
Chris Dotterweich
Ohn
Staehle
Harry Horan
Newark
Kemnenh Grimm
Alen
Cochran
Welker Cochran
Francis Appleby
George Spear
Daly's
Billiard Academy
Spear
Chicagoan
Appleby
Fabric and Fashion Warm Weather Menswear Ad Copy
A vintage advert describes wool fabrics and test standards for cloth quality. It touts 100 percent all wool content and highlights Scotch cheviots English worsteds and serges for elegant suits in summer stock. Also promotes Silk Strings one piece underwear and athletic summer wear with Broadway and Manhattan street corner locations.
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Fohl
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Fohi
Firs
Harrie
Frank Chance
Chance
Frank Baker
Reker
New Yorks
Lee Hut
Matsel
Magee W
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Sonamaker
Faney
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Baker
Hendryare
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Hoth
York
Ore Fisher
McCormick
Nallin
Cennoltly
New York State League
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Groudda Adm
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Senatore
Kotte
Shanks
McBride
Schalk
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W. M. Lasher
Apawamis
Apawamis Golf Club
L. ©. Stockton
Raritan Valley
G. F. Roeshen
Spring Lake
Matty
McGraw
Beaton
Fietcher
Incinnati
Penton
Ry Middleton
Ry Renton
Byron
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J. Smith
Gonzales
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ADR
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Twombly
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Konetchy
F.smith
American Association
Honus Wagner
Alex
Bruins
Paskert
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Bancroft
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Cravath
O Merkie
Whitted
Wilttamacf
Luderueth
O Mann
Niehoff
Eliiott
Kiliifer
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Reaton
A Flack
Prendgast
bRuether
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Aldridge
Prendergast
Ruether
Merkie
Paskett
Doyle
Dovie
Merkle
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R.H.E
Rochester
Baltimore
Rhltimore
San Affalo
Lontreal
Rich
Toronto
Montreal
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. McLean
Belmont
John
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Hamburg Belle
K. Macombers
A. M. Dick
A. K. Macomber
Baker, Murray & Imbrie
Sporting Goods
Abbey & Imbrie
Memo
F. A. Baker & Co
Warren Street
David T. Abercrombie Co
Sporting Goods Co
Miss Gilleaudeau
Racers Meet Company
Broadway Broadway
13Th St
34Th St
Fifth Ave
Warren
41St St
Russia
Jet Slater
Fifth Avenue
Penna Station
Tth Ave
Aise Flatbuck Avy
Iso
Goon
Te Swap
Kesha
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