New York Falls to Pittsburg in Polo Grounds Tilt
Pittsburg dominates New York 6 to 0 as Evans held the Mets to four hits and no walks. Phillippi homered in the ninth, Davis and Clarke led Pittsburg with three bases and an early rally set the tone for a decisive victory before over 9 000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Davis
Clarke
Beaumont
Wagner
Bransfield
Brodie
New York
Ritchey
Leach
Doyle
Bean
Phillippi
Dunn
Smith
Beans
Pittsburg
Ribpoae
Ribpoae Davis
Ihc
Ole Clarke
Beaum't
Wagener
Lauder
Yeager
O'Connor
Oj Jones
Serer
Philippi
Waener
Halls
Cantilion
Brooklyn Beats Chicago Twice at Washington Park in Rain
Brooklyn recovered from the previous day’s defeat with a two game win over the Chicago team at Washington Park. Timely hitting and solid fielding produced a 2 to 1 victory in the first game and a 5 to 3 win in the second as about 5 000 spectators braved rain, including many women. Newton starred on the mound for Brooklyn in the opener, fanning nine while Chicago’s pitcher yielded seven hits. In the second game Brooklyn’s bats clicked with Dahlen collecting three hits and outfielders Dolan Keeler and Sheckard anchoring the defense as Kitson worked for Brooklyn with Taylor starting for Chicago. The doubleheader featured tight scoring and steady defense despite intermittent rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington Park
Newton
Chicagos
Kitson
Taylor
Dolan
Keeler
Sheckard
Dahlen
Brroklyn
Dexter
McCr
Kling
Sch’fer
Flood
Lowe
Ol Irwin
Tinker
Farrell
W.wms
A. Williams
W.W. Williams
W. Williams
Mr. Emslie
Slagle
Williams
Congal
McCrry
Schaefer
O Irwin
Faylor
Irwin
Farrel
Emsilie
H. L. Hillman
Battery E
Thirteenth Regiment of Brooklyn
R. L. Forbes
New West Side Athletic Club
M. J. Cregan
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Walter E. Kaufman
National Athletic Club of Brooklyn
H. A. Sedley, Jr
New York Athletic Club
H. E. Whitney
Pastime Athletic Club
Sedley
Hillman
Kaufman
Forbes
J. Walsh
William Marshall
Hartford Young Men's Christian Association
H. N. Holde
P. J. Walsh
E.M. Carrette
J. Wright
Andrew McKechnie
Mohawk Athletic Club
Wright
McKechnie
Carrette
Philadelphia Won and Lost
The wildness of Wicker, pitcher of the St. Louis team, in the first inning of the first game with Philadelphia today, followed by ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wicker
St. Louis
Second Game Philadelphia at St Louis
Box score style summary for a baseball game with Philadelphia and St Louis. Key players Donovan Kruger Hartman Barry Jacklitsch Farrell Brashear Magee Murphy and others noted. Final line shows St Louis winning and runs batted in and errors listed with earned runs and double plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Murphy
Magee
ST. Louis
Riibpore
Ribpore Farrell
Thomas
Donova
Browne
Smoot
Dougla S
Barclay
Barry
Kruger
Dooin
Brash’r
Halsn’t
Tman
Hallm
O'Neil
Childs
Wicker
White
Sahaeeales
Donovan
Brashear
Hulswitz
Douglass
Vickers
Farrell
Wickers
Messrs. Powers and
Brown
Ribpore Ribpore Thomas
Don’van
D’glass
J’k’li
AY H’switt
B’shear
H’lman
Ryan
Gant
Hartman
Jacklitsch
Unclear Sports Standings From Fragment
Fragmented box score data shows teams Pittsburg New York Chicago Boston Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati with varying wins losses and percentages. The text is incomplete and lacks context to determine exact game results dates or league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Standings Snapshot Amid Tight Pro Basketball Race
Won. L. P.C. Won. L. Buffalo. 21 12 .636 Worcester.16 17 Providence.18 14. .563 Newark.15 17 40 Toronto.18 15 .545 Jersey City.15 19 .441 Rochester.15 14 .517 Montreal. 9 21 .300
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L. P.C
Buffalo
Worcester
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Rain Shortens Cleveland Baltimore Game
Scores show Cleveland 3 Baltimore 7 after rain halted play at end of seventh inning. Detroit 1 Philadelphia 9, St. Louis 3 Boston 4, Washington Chicago game postponed due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Unclear standings and game results from state league
The record presents messy league standings for several teams including Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Baltimore Boston Washington St Louis and Cleveland with inconsistent win loss totals. It notes games at Troy versus Binghamton and at Schenectady versus Ilion with final scores 2 0 and 4 2 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Troy
Binghamton
Schenectady
Ilion
Holy Cross Beats Brown in Tight Baseball Game
Holy Cross outslugs Brown 5 to 4 as Coakley and Hatch duel on the mound. Brown’s McKinney left early after being hit by a pitch in the third inning. fielding lapses by Holy Cross helped Brown score. Final line shows Holy Cross 5, Brown 4 with key hits by McKeon McGeehan and Woodsum. game lasted two hours and ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Jersey City
Falkenberg
University of Illnois
Sebring
Frisbie
Delehanty
Jersey
City
Mack
Gss
Halligan
Deich
Shindle
Rickert
Donahue
Mor
Steelman
O/Woods
Madison
Schoch
Wrigley
Butler
Falkenb’g
O Farrell
Vine
Falkenbure
Farrell
Messrs
Kelley and
Daly
Holy Cross
BROWN
Providence
Coakley
Hatch
McKinney
Ribpoae
Skelly
Foulder
Quigley
Gray
Baldwin
Phillips
Dyer
Metcalf
Noonan
Dsum
McKeon
Oj Barry
H'N
Belding
Connor
McKay
Coakiey
McGeehan
Woodsum
P. A. Dowd
Manhattan Defeats Rutgers 20 to 3 In Season Finale
Manhattan finishes with twenty five victories in thirty games as Burdett shines allowing eight hits. Duff and Fitzhenry homer, Malern and McPhillips add two base hits, and Coholan also contributes. Rutgers struggles with pitching and fielding as Manhattan rolls to a lopsided win at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Rutgers
Burdett
New York
Brooklyn
Mullins
Fisher
Rocke
Pierce
Duff
Malern
Kearns
Hitchner
M’phil
Hey
Thorp
Edna Lee Iene
Coholan
McPhillips
Fitzhenry
Dangremond
Smith
Hayes
Mason
Duff, Kearns
Mr. Cullen
Illinois Beats Penn 11 3 in Baseball Clash
Illinois defeated Pennsylvania 11 to 3 as Lundgren hurled a steady game for the Illini while Penn pitchers Groves Bennett were wild and replaced after five innings. Illinois took control early and the visitors’ fielding faltered as the Red and Blue pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Penn
Philadelphia
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania
Groves
Pennsylvania Boys
Bennett
Reynolds
Wolf
Pony ” Battery
Lundgren
Illinois Boys
Duffey equals world record at New York Athletic Club Spring games
Arthur F. Duffey of Georgetown University starred at Travers Island, equaling the world 60 yard dash mark in 0:06 2-5 and recording 50 yards in 0:05 3-5. Over 300 entries attended amid duller field performances and a near storm, with Yale and Columbia entries strong and Duffey the day’s standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Duffey
Georgetown University
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
George H. Hoffman
Jersey City Athletic Association
W. E. Kaufman
National Athletic Club of
Brooklyn
Myers
Tewksbury
Delgado
Rush
Mohawk Athletic Club
Kaufman
Duffey
John Flanagan
Greater
New York Irish Athletic Association
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
New West Side Athletic Club
Pastime Athletic Club
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Ww. E. Findley
Ward
M. C.A
Kenny
Xavier Athletic Association
John G. Hoben
Star Athletic Club
Ong Island City
Walsh
Holde
Marshall
Hoffman
H. L. Hillman, Jr
Battery E
Thirteenth Regiment
R. L. Forbes
New West Side
H. A. Sedley, Jr
New York
A. C
H. E. Whitney
Forbes
Sedley
Hillman
J. H. Wright
New West Side A. C
Andrew McKechnie, Jr
Mohawk A. C
E. M. Carrette
Charles Fallows
Yale University
A. A
H. W. Coleman
Jersey City
Charles McClellan
E. B. Milburn
Fallows
McClellan
Milburn
Ogden M. Bishop
Columbia University
J. Rottger
Star A. C
Long Island City
New
West Side
D. W. Franchot
D. L. James
E. J. Clapp
F. R. Moulton
W. P. S. Earle
J. F. Taylor
C. B. Marshall
O. M. Bishop
Dwight
C. Palmer
R. S. Patterson
J. T. Te
A. McKenzie
Brooklyn High School
Swan
Samson
Herr
Brinckerhoff
Morris High School
Swords
Lipshutz
Mendelson
Becker
New Rochelle High School
Skhofield
Banks
Herbert H. Pease
L. E. J. Feuerbach
College of the City of New York
J. Ss. McCauley
St. Bartholomew’s A. C
St. George’s Athletic Club
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
John Herty
H. M. V. Connelley
New York University
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Dwight School
Brooklyn Boys’ High School
Mount Vernon High School
Nathan B. Field
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
R. K. Neill
Greater New York Institute Athletic Association
H N. Holde
J. Romaine
W. Arnstein
H. C. Breneman
Ernest Spitzer
W. P
Earle
J. Furst
College of the City
James J. Fallon
St. John’s College
J. Kenny
R. H. Lummis
Temple College Preparatory School
Philadelphia
Penn
Milton Rainey
Fallon
Neill
S. Jones
Yale University Athletic Association
E J. Clapp
William F. Irwin
New York University Athletic Association
Jones
Clapp
P. J. Walsh
Daniel Sullivan
National Athletic Club
Phillips Exeter Beats Phillips Andover 5 to 3 in Rain
In Andover Massachusetts Phillips Exeter defeated Phillips Andover 5 to 3 in a drizzly game. Exeter bats at key moments and Phillips Andover pitcher struggles with wind as both teams play sharp defense. Batter and pitcher details cite Cook Cooney Baker Beach in a 5 to 3 final.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Exeter
Phillips Andover
Exeter
Amines
H.E
Phillips-Pxeter
Phillips-Andover
Cook
Local High School Scores Across Matches
Rochester Auburn high wins 11 to 5 over Rochester High. West Point beat Hamilton 8 to 1. Middletown Wesleyan defeats Williston Academy 4 to 2. Englewood F C over Norwich BC 19 to 1. Bangor University of Maine 8 defeats Bates 7. Orange A C 9 over Watsessing 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Auburn High School
Rochester High School
West Point
Hamilton
Middletown—Wesleyan
Williston Academy
Englewood
Englewood F. C
Norwich Bcs
Bangor
University of Maine
Bates
Orange—Orange A. C
Watsessing
Dalesman Edges Artvis in Gravesend Feature by Narrow Nose
Dalesman, the California colt from the G B Morris stable, nosed Artvis at Gravesend in the Great American Stakes two year olds five furlongs. Old England led the Broadway Stakes early but Sun Shower closed to finish second. Dalesman’s victory came under Shaw riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Old England
G. B. Morris
California
Sir Voorhies
Artvis
Dalesman
Shaw
Martie Lewis
Sun Shower
Josepha
Khital
Enright
Gold Heels
Blues
John E. Madden
Colonel Bill
Bng
O'Connor
Cinqueralli
H. Graham
Ch. G
Redfern
J. J. Castle
Fair Knight
Cl. c
H. Cochran
Lone Fisherman
Meistersinger
Rockford
James McLaughlin
Col
Bill
Br. c
Wagner-Mattie T
F. C. McLevee & Co
B. c
O ° Connor
Frank Farrell
Windsor
Trump
J. R
F. P. Keene
Ben Brush
Innerdale
Injunction
Green B. Morris
Armis
Golden Garter-Memento
McCue
S. S. Brown
Marie Lewis
Sir Dixon-Lady Wayward
Odom
Pebble
Hackensack
Invincible
Athelroy
J. Rowe
Goldfinch
Bullman
Jere. Dunn
Ch. F
Andrew Miller
Ben Strome-Croftie
Oneck
Faust
Shea
Columbia Stable
Gloriosa
Landry
Blue and Orange
Pine Brook
Blue Delft
Reeves
Witful
Bismarck
Joe Cobb
Birch Broom
Rowdy Boy
Anna Daly
Dr. Skylar
T. J. Healey
J. J. McCafferty
Lucky Star
Friar Tuck-Keepsake
Miller
W. C. Daly
Creamer
C. T. Boot
Ch. c
Buchanan
Moor
H. L. Coleman
Malden
Ravensburg
Prince Richard
King Bramble
Corset and Bathing Suits Advertised in Local Shop
Corset covers in Nainsook with Valor Point de i trim and ribbon priced 75 cts to 1.25. Ladies and children's bathing suits feature exclusive styles with braid and polka dot silk combining trims. Children’s suits range 3.25 to 4.75 dollars, ladies’ from 2.75 to 8.50 dollars.
Fine White Madras Shirt With Striped Cuffs
A description notes a fine white madras fabric shirt featuring self stripes and detailing at the cuffs.
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Polo Grounds
S.s
Scott and Taft
W. Johnson
Les
Tracey
R. H. BE
Hawley, Amole, Shaw, Becker and Phelps
Koas
Univ. of Penn
Univ. of Ill
Pennsylvania
Wolfe
Stahl
Henderson
Traver’s Island
Keene
Sporting Goods
KODAK
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester Optical Co
Century Camera Co
WM. C. Cullen
G. William St
Madison Ave
Famoas
ER Bros
Broadway
Brewster Brougham
Victoria
Healey Beach
Gext
S. Weeks
Madison Av
27Th
Oradell Stock Farm
Bergen Co
N. J
John B. Lozier
Oradel, N. J
Charles L. Seabury & Company
Seabury’s
Offic Broadway
Morris Heights
New York City
M. Hubbe
McIntosh Yacht Basin
McIntosh
Darracq
American Darracq Automobile Company
F. A. LA Roch General Sn
Hudson St
Sterling
Sterling Building
Fulton St
Hanover Place
B’klyn
Wm. W. Astor
Jos. H. Choate
Whitelaw Reid
John Whitley
Fulton
N. Y
Journeay & Burnham
Flatbush Avenue
Fulton Street
Foulard Silks
Oxford
Liberty
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