Cleveland Bats Smother New York In Straight Game
Cleveland wins third straight over New York 6 to 4 in a game featuring erratic fielding and sharp hitting. Flick and Keeler sparked the visitors with timely hits while Joss and Orth struggled with control. Kitson debuting for the Highlanders was touched for four runs in two innings. the Yankees led briefly on Kuhn’s two-base hit but Cleveland answered with a late rally.
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Cleveland
New York
Kitson
Orth
Joss
Hhm
Yankees
Kuhn
Ke Eeler
Hoffman
Keeler
Sean
Sencar Ae
Hinchman
Lajoie
Kipiiow
Napoleon
Flick
Highlanders
Peecher
Gore
Sh Pied
Op Hse
Jand
Stovall
Conroy
Ametre
Bir
Sheridan
McGuire Named Boston Americans Manager
James McGuire veteran catcher of the New York Americans is appointed manager of the Boston Americans and will take charge Monday. Known as Old Reliable he rises from player to leader after twenty five years in professional baseball joining a struggling ex champion club.
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James McGuiire
New York Americans
Boston Americans
McGuire
Rayoks
Casey
Philadelphia
Sinnce
Deacon Jim
Washingtons
New Yorks
eGuire
Boston
Jimmy Collins
Dogs
Collins
Stahl
Bostons
Salie
Est Baden
Cy” Young
Rgeff
Athletics
Illinois Versity
Iilinois
England
Philadelphia Athletics
Young
Connie Mack
Washington Edges St Louis 2 1 In Pitchers Duel
Washington capitalized on two base knocks an error and a wild pitch to score twice and beat St Louis 2 to 1. Yeager hit a two base hit while C Jones tripled for St Louis and Hartzell Pickering Mphili and Yeager contributed in the effort. Patten struggled with control but earned the win Howell took the loss as nine men were left on base for Washington.
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Washington
St. Louis
Patten
Buelow
Howell
Twoebase
Yeager
C. Jones
Pickering
T. Jones
Uis
BT. Louis
Hartzell
Pick
Om'phili
Wallace
Simeone
O/Yeager
OT Jones
Boston Falls to Detroit 8-5 in Sloppy Game
Detroit defeats Boston 8 to 5 as Glaze struggles for Boston and Donavan keeps hitters in check. Bright spots include Hoey Crawford Rossman and Jones for Detroit with several timely hits. errors and misplays sag Boston in a windy June afternoon at home.
Chicago Falls to Philadelphia on a late error
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 5 to 4 after a misplayed ball in the late innings. White and Plank both go the distance as Chicago makes eight left on base while Philadelphia racks up six. Two-base hits by Isbell and Seybold highlight the game's rally.
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Philadelphia
Cacao
Chicago
Aiances Sieus
Can Ten
Paas
Poae Hahn
Hartsel
Jones
Nicholls
Isbell
Seybola
Don’hue
H.davis
G.davia
Ol Oldring
M’fari'd
White
O Plank
Seybold
Woo Doherty
Philadelpia
Plank
Bowie White
Messrs. Connolly and Hurst
Pittsburgs Triumph Over Bostons In Eighth Inning Victory
Pittsburgs defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Hallman delivered a decisive eighth inning two run hits and a single. Boston showed solid hitting but errors by Pittsburg allowed limited scoring. Leever left after four with Boston mainly scoring on miscues. Hallman, Clarke, Tenney and Leach among the Pittsburg/Diamond players contributing.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Bostons
Hallman
Draguer
Leever
Pittsburgers
Boston
Ribpore
Ritchey
Gibson
N’dham
O.young
Young
Leach
Clarke
Brain
Abbatticchio
Howard
Tenney
Bridwell
Phillippe
Leaver
Oung
Paklippe
Messia
Johnstone
Kiem
Holy Cross Defeats Columbia 3–0 on Fiton Field
Holy Cross defeats Columbia University 3 to 0 on Fiton Field Worcester. Lee and Mansfield pitched well with control issues early. Holy Cross capitalized on two misplays by Columbia to take early lead and hold it. Two-base hits by Cashen and Casen? plus a three-base hit by Mansfield highlight a tight pitching duel.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Columbia University
Fiton Field
New Yorkers
Columbia
Lee
Mansfield
Cahill
Shafer
Cashen
O/Schmidt
Barry
Oj Muie
B'R
Sweeney
O Young
Dowd
Feating
Carney
O Lee
O'R'ke
Kimble
Shay
O'Con'll
Mansier
Zimber
Mr. O'Reilly
Championship of Schools Final Set at Polo Grounds
The Interscholastic Public Schools Athletic League final between Public School No. 24 Manhattan and Public School No. 10 Brooklyn will be played at the Polo Grounds. The winner claims the Spalding Trophy. 20 000 spectators expected. Maxwell to throw out the ball. Jack Chesbro or Will Hogg to umpire. Chadwick official scorer.
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Public Schools Athletic League
Polo Grounds
Public School No
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Interborough
Eoch
Maxwell
Jack Chesbro
Will Hogg
New York Americans
Henry Chadwick
Baseball at Bronx Oval Today
A baseball game features teams from the Manhattan and Bronx offices of the American Real Estate Company. The match is set for this afternoon at 6 o clock at Bronx Oval.
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Bronx Oval
Manhattan
Bronx
Ameriian Real Estate Company
Scores, Schedules, and Standings of Clubs
Yesterday's games ended with Cleveland 6 New York 4, Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4, Washington 2 St. Louis 1, and Detroit 5 Boston 3. Today matches list New York at Cleveland and other city pairings. National League schedule includes Pittsburgh 5 Boston and several rainouts.
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Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
L. P L. Land
Chi
Cincinna
Boston Oseekd
Phia
Phila
Louie
Vanderbilt Wins Challenge Cup at Plainfield Horse Show
Reginald Vanderbilt led the second day of Plainfield New Jersey horse show judging, winning three blue ribbons including the official Horse Show Blue Book Challenge Cup for Dr Selwonk. Vanderbilt also claimed harness and saddle class wins while Miss Emily Bedford took the second challenge cup with her chestnut mare Hil l and Hildred drove a vehicle for ladies to drive.
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Reginald Vanderbilt
Plainfield
N. J
Dr. Selwonk
Vanderbilt
Dr. Belvonk
Emily H. Bedford
J. W. Harriman
Nala
Edward Knierlem
Kissing
Mr. Vanderbilt
Phoebe Watton
Marie Tempest
Emily
Bedford
Hildred
Harriman
Molly’ Maxwell
Omas J. Ryan
G. Dr. Selwonk
Avondale Farm
B. G. Lord Burleigh
George Watson
B. G. Viscount
Lehman Strauss
B. G. Nictator
Rufus Patterson
Jasmine
Patsey Palmer
Minster Farm
Charles W. McCutchen
Oh. m
Molly C. Maxwell
McPnatine
J B Hooley
Ch. G. Crar
McPiwaine
Y Grange
George Roblg
B. G. Tommy
Tande
Exiwin G. Hooley
G. G
Charlies W. McCutcheon
Lady Gay
Selwonk
Edward Kaiser- Jam
B. Kissing
Ch.m. Hill
Ch. m. Phoebe Watton
Ch. m. Marie Tempest
J. K. Branch
J. T. Spratley
Ch. m. Fascination
H. D. Holloway
Ch. m. Flare
G. Donner
Bik
M. Blitzen
Rufus L. Patterson
Ch. G. Corotoman
H. G. McEiiwatine
H. G. McElwaine
Dr. C. Shirley Carter
Roadsters
Robert A. Pairbairn
E. C. Rich
M. Amanda Baron
W. J. Buttfield
Miss Banahan
Mrs. Edwin &. Hooley
Tonzo Sauvage
Bluebell
Scotland
Ch. G. Agio
Atlee Elected Captain of Princeton Track Team 1908
John Cox Atlee of Fort Madison Iowa was chosen captain of Princeton's 1908 track squad at a meeting today. The '08 senior prepared at Lawrenceville and ran for the '64 '0S and '07 Princeton teams, earning fourth in the quarter mile at the intercollegiate meet in Cambridge last week.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
John Cox Atlee
Fort Madison
Iowa
Atlee
Lawrenceville
Cambridge
Morristown and Hackley Meet Ends With Hackley Victory
Morristown society gathered for a dual athletic meet with Hackley School of Tarrytown. Hackley won 70 points to Morristown's 50, followed by a 3:30 p.m. baseball game ad featuring the American League matchups between New York Americans and Detroit.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Morristown Society
Morristown School
Hackley School of
Tarrytown
P. S. 62 Wins Big Public School Track Meet at Seward Park
Public School No. 62 topped the meet with 70 points to No. 63’s 55 as districts 2 and 8 held the event at Seward Park. Schools 37 34 and 75 conducted prior meets and many events saw No. 62 athletes placing in sprints relays jumps and throws amid strong turnout of fans.
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Seward Park
Public Schools Athletic’ League
Public School No. 63
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Baden
Phillips
Miller
Manewits
Cantor
Berglass
Pruzen
Stoller
Goldstein
Lambert
Saperstein
Guberstein
Gelb
Friedland
Rabinowitz
Sobel
Fishlowits
D.in
le Bernstein
Briar
Epstein
Ohlenberg
Greenberg
Solomon
Weinberg
Serge
Gross
Western
Fee
Wizansky
Kosseff
Gans
Rosenthal
Lewis
Rosenzweig
Raiffe
Katz
Law P
Stein
Siegalowits
P. S
Axelrod
Horowita
Marshall Wins Match in Chess Masters Championship
In Ostend Belgium on June 7 two leaders in the international chess masters' championship were defeated in the seventeenth round. Marshall, playing white, beat Schlechter of Vienna, while Janowski of Paris defeated Twychigorin to join Schlechter atop the standings as Burn of Liverpool moved Tarrasch down to third with another loss. With three rounds left the race grows more exciting.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kurenal
Schlechter
Vienna
Janowski
Paris
Marshall
Dr. Tarrasch
Liverpool
Twschigorin
Standings and game box scores from early baseball clubs
The page lists club standings with Toronto, Rochester, Jersey City, Montreal, Newark, Providence, Baltimore and Buffalo records. It includes game results at Jersey City Newark Providence Baltimore with per game box scores, batteries, and umpires, reflecting early league play and team positions.
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Wd. B.C. W.kl P.C
Toronto
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Montreal Cs
Newark
Providence
New York State League Scores Reported by Cities
In Scranton Utica suffered a 16 to 4 defeat. Wilkesbarre beat A. J. and G. 7 to 0. Binghamton routed Albany 8 to 0. Syracuse edged Troy 2 to 1.
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Scranton
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesparre
A. J
Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Troy
National Association Teams Play at Washington Park
In Brooklyn Washington Park hosts the second NASBL game today between the Philadelphia Giants and Brooklyn Royal Giants. The Brooklyn battery features McClellan and Booker as the battery with Monroe Home Run Johnson Buckner and Grant Johnson in the Royals lineup.
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Washington Park
National Association of Colored Baseball Clubs
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Giants
Brooklyn Royal Giants
Royals
Monroe
Johnson
Buckner
Grant Johnson
McClellan
Booker
Brooklyn Battery
Nagle Receives Cup After High School of Commerce Victory
John E. Nagle captain of the Harlem Rowing Club was presented with a loving cup by High School of Commerce crew members. They credited his coaching for turning the crew into a winner of the inter scholastic championship at the Harlem Rowing Club regatta held last week.
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John E. Nagle
Harlem Rowing Club
High School of Commerce
Nagle
Keenan Penn Cricketer Heads to Europe for Europe Tour
Montclair New Jersey June 7 Walter Keenan a member of the University of Pennsylvania cricket team sails next week for Europe to play. He was today pronounced ill with scarlet fever and will miss early engagements.
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Montclair
N. J
Walter Keenan
University of Pennsylven Te Crit
Europe
Class 8B2 Wins P.S. 18 Meet at Macombs Dam Park
Class 8B2 tops the meet with 22 points at Public School 18 in Macomb's Dam Park, Park, while Class 7B1 placed second and Class 8A1 trailed. J Scott of 8B2 led with 60 and 100 yard events and high jump. several dash and jump results list multiple classes with times and distances.
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Macomb’s Dam. Park
J. Scott
D. O’brien
M,. Ward
Osenee J. McCue
J. Zetes
W. Casey
J. O'Hare
D. Livingston
E. Erienbach
D. Reinhardt
Peyser
Secne Miranda
J. Cassidy
M. Connerly
B. Sherwood
J. Acott
Ae Cas
O’ Roy
F. Sherwood
C. Bo R
E. O’rouke
J. O'Hara
J. Cassid
McAvoy
W. Hebron
E. Peyser
M. Connelly
Erienbach
New York Yacht Club Cruise Dates Announced
Commodore Cornelius Van derbilt announced the annual New York Yacht Club cruise set to begin August 8 from Glen Cove with a ten day schedule. The plan foresees Newport racing and extra days at Newport, while early events include Morris Cove and New London runs and Astor Cup races preceding the King's Cup.
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New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Glen Cove
Newport
Vineyard Haven
Haven
Morris Cove
New London
Newdon
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Plainfield Horse Show
Mabel Hooley
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Pandy Extect
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Wietwyvork
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DR. Long
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Winston Churchill
Oscar’ King Davis
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MR. Dooley
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