Faber Wins Maiden Major League Start in Chicago
Urian Faber pitched a complete game shutout to beat the Yankees 4 to 0 at Comiskey Park. McHale faltered in the sixth as the White Sox supported Faber with timely hits and errors by Maisel and Caldwell to pull away. The victory lifts Chicago toward sixth place behind Chance’s Yankees in a brisk midseason clash.
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New York Times
Chicago
Urian Faber
Comiskey’s Park
Chance
Yankees
White Sox
Faber
Marty McHale
Callahan Clan
Maisel
Truesdale
Hartzell
Weaver
Collins
Jack
Ruesdale
Medale
Ray Caldwell
Demmitt
Chase
Hal
Bodie
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia 4 1 in June matchup
Detroit wins 4 to 1 over Philadelphia as Cove le ske and Pennock struggle with double plays. Barry drives in two runs for the visitors while Schang is injured by Moriarty in the seventh. Coveleskie and Lapp handle catching duties as Detroit outhits Philadelphia and weathers the late rally efforts.
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Detroit
Tiueh
Pennock
Philadelphia
Cove- Weekie
Popathieelphia
Barry
Schang
Moriarits
Lapp
Beott Beats Cleveland as Boston Wins In Ninth Inning
Boston scores 2 in the first inning on hits by Scott Lewis and Jansrin and a double steal by Lewin and Jansrin to beat Cleveland 2 to 1. Foster and Lefty James hold the Indians after the first frame as Boston takes the game in a low scoring affair.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Scott
Lewis
Jansrin
Lewin
Boston
Foster
Oy Neill
Elgbth
Leliselt
Hartford
James
Bowman
Olson
Stalen
Janvrin
Speaker
Orr Foster
Ioston
Johnston
Turner
Piteh Bowman
Ef Chill
Sheridan
St Pauls Defeat Washington Behind Leary's Triple
In St Louis on June 7 Ayrea entered in the tenth and factored the defeat. Leary tripled and Agnew singled, scoring the run that produced an 11 to 2 victory for St Pauls over Washington. The box score lists Moeller Milan Walker Leary and Agnew among others with hits and errors noted.
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ST. Louis
Ayrea
Sesson Leary
Agnew
St. Pauls
Washington
Theocore
Austins Wares
S&s
Washington Novo
Moeller
Milan
Jnte Walker
Leary
Loehling
Ayres
McBride
Miller
Staten
Mocter
Weilman
Boenling
Baseball Yesterday's National League and Other Results
Results across leagues include American League games with Chicago beating New York 4 to 0 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1 Boston 2 Cleveland 1 and St Louis 3 Washington 2. Federal League Chicago 7 Indianapolis 2 St Louis 15 Kansas City 6. International League Baltimore 5 Jersey City 2 Baltimore 4 Jersey City 1 Buffalo 7 Montreal 5 Newark 3 Providence 1.
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Federal League
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
International League Games Listed Across Cities
A schedule table lists matchups for the International League with cities including St Lonntie New York Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington St Louis Baltimore Cleveland Detroit and more. It notes games between Jersey City Baltimore Providence Newark Buffalo Montreal Rochester Toronto and other venues.
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St. Lonntie
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
International League
Jersey City
Balimore
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Kansas City Routs St Louis in Batting Test 15 to 6
Kansas City led by Stovall and Krueger powered two big innings to defeat St Louis 15 to 6. The game featured solid hitting and strong defense from both sides with Crandall Simon Packard Narris and Enzenroth for St Louis and Hatteries for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Lous
Stovall
Krueger
St. Louis
Crandall
Simon
Packard
Narris
Enzenroth
Giants defeat Perth Amboy Club 6 to 0 in large crowd
The New York Giants beat Perth Amboy Club 6 to 0 in Perth Amboy, led Atlantic League leaders. Over 2000 fans witnessed two Perth Amboy hits, both doubles by Birmingham and Peterson, with Parker nearly making a running catch on a Jim Thorpe fly ball.
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New York Times
Perth Amboy
N. J
Giants
Birmingham
Peterson
Parker
Jim’ Thorpe
Arker
R.H.E
New York Giants
Bo Kapp
Johnson
Robedee
Lee
Minor League Scores in American Association
In Columbus Louisville games Columbus wins 10 to 2. Indianapolis defeats Cleveland 12 to 1. Cleveland tops Indianapolis 13 to 9. Milwaukee hosts Kansas City 6 to 4. St Paul beats Minneapolis 3 to 1. St Paul edges Minneapolis 4 to 3.
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Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York State League Scores From Elmira Utica Binghamton Syracuse
Elmira defeats Scranton 5 to 1 in Elmira. Utica edges Albany 6 to 1. Binghamton wins 4 to 0 over Wilkes Barre. Syracuse beats Troy 2 to 0.
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Elmira
Scranton
Uticea
Utica
Albany
Binghamton
Wilkes Barre
Syracuse
Troy
Simple City Scoreline Updates Across Connecticut
In Waterbury Waterbury hosts Pittsfield and loses 4 to 3. Bridgeport hosts New London and wins 7 to 3. New Haven hosts New Britain and wins 5 to 4.
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Waterbury
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
New London
New Haven
New Britain
Local Rail Trip Scores Mixed Across Southern Cities
Fragmented OCR reads list of city pairs and numbers with inconsistent spellings. Highlights include New Orleans, Nashville, Atlanta, Montgomery, Memphi, Chattanooga with varying counts that suggest a round up of regional results or schedules.
Cheape injured in practice polo match
In a Westbury field practice before the cup, England whites beat a picked team 6 4. Capt. Leslie St. C. Cheape was knocked out by a powerful backhand strike hitting his right cheek and eye, then carried to the clubhouse. Initial reports said the nose was broken, but a physician ruled no bone fractures and Cheape may return Tuesday.
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Vengland
J. S. Phipps
Westbury
Leslie St. C. Cheape
Hal’ Phipps
Seadlestone
No. 2
Capt. Cheape
J. W. Webb
No. 1
Phipps
Mr. Webb
Capt Cheape
Lord Wimborne
Capt
Cheape
Mr. Phipps
Harry Payne Whitney
Waterbury
Foxhall Keene
Barrett
Tomkinson
Lockett
Morgan wins one mile in windy New York time trial
Arthur Morgan rode a 2 30 4 5 minute mile in Floral Park on the New York Division event, finishing ahead of W A Buggelu. The race kicks off a three trial series for J N Valentine statues with next meet at Prighton Peach Motordome on Sunday June 21 at 2 PM.
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Arthur Morgan
New York
Century Road Club Association
Floral Park
Tong Island
Morgan
W. A. Buggelu
J. N. Valentine
Prighton Peach Motordome
Harry Napthal
Joseph Napthal
Harry Whiteman
A. T. Jacobson
Marry Glotzer
Adolph Wiener
W. F. Thompson
A. Wingquist
Walter Post
R. W. Zarr
Charles Hyland
Lightweight Willie Ritchie Arrives for London Title Fight
Lightweight champion Willie Ritchie lands in town from Chicago with brother Henry Steffen after agreement with London promoters led by Bob Vernon for a world championship bout against Freddy Welsh in London. Ritchie to finalize details, join by manager Tom Jones, sail soon, with plans for a European tour after the contest. Meanwhile Cubs expect Hresanahban to return from injury for a game against Brooklyn replacing Jimmie Archer, as Jimmie Lavender may be chosen to face the Dodgers.
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Willie Ritchie
Freddy Welsh
London
Bob Vernon
Chicago
Henry Steffen
Tom Jones
Vernon
Ohatar
Europe
Toger Hresanahban
Cubs
Brooklyn
Jimmie Archer
Jimmie Lavender
Hank O’day
Dodgers
Batteries and Teams Compete Across Cities in Friday Card
The page lists multiple battery pairings and matchups across Baltimore Jersey City Newark Montreal and Providence with Rhode Island teams, indicating scores and lineups such as Ruth Egan Shears Reynolds Talley Onslow Mattern Heckinger and Bader Stevens Dale Howley in games at Newark and Montreal. Details show RHE and HB abbreviations and varied score totals across the sections suggesting a multi game program.
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Ry.e. Baltimore
Jersey City
Ruth and Egan
Shears and Reynolds
RHE
Providence
Newark
Talley
J. Onslow
Mattern and Heckinger
Montreal
What is an amateur debate to frame athletics rules
Lyons France June 7 The International Amateur Athletic Federation committee will meet to decide what constitutes an amateur The issue may let national federations decide or require universal rules Alfred Lill Jr supports a single rule set with England and France The rules include track measurement changed to twelve inches from the inside and uprights in jumping events set at twelve feet apart International rules take effect January 1 115.
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England
France
G. Moss
Murray Wins Trophy at Sleepy Hollow Finals
Lindley Murray of California defeated three top experts Frederick B. Alexander Karl H. Behr and Walter Merrill Hall in the Sleepy Hollow Country Club tournament final at Scarborough New York Murray’s speed and power overwhelmed his opponents though fatigue kept him below par in the doubles with partner Herbert Hahn leading Dean Mathey and W M Washburn to an easy win.
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Frederick B. Alexander
Karl H. Behr
Walter Merrill Hall
Lindley Murray
California
Sleepy Hollow
Scarborough
N. Y
Murray
Alexander
Hall
Herbert Hahn
Leland Stanford University
Dean Mathey
W. M. Washburn
Von Bernuth Brothers Capture Nassau Queens Doubles Title
A. T. Von Bernuth and his brother from Whitestone Tennis Club won the Nassau and Queens Counties lawn tennis championship doubles yesterday. Earlier they defeated A. M. Pesell and Thomas I Touhy in the semi finals.
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A. T. von Bernuth
Whitestone Tennis Club
Queens Counties
A. M. Pesell
Thomas I,touhy
Baesford and Baggs Reach Consolation Round Wins
In yesterday's second round of the Eastern New York State tennis championship at the County Club of Westchester Hartsdale, Abraham Baesford Jr defeated TJ Fitzpatrick in straight sets 6 1 6 4 and E E Baggs beat J E Fox 3 3.
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New York
Westchester
Hartsdale
Abraham Baesford, Jr
TJ Fitzpatrick
Ees Cc
Baggs
J. E. Fox
McMullen Captures Red Brook Cup At Great Neck
R M McMullen won the Red Brook Cup handicap at Great Neck Golf Club with a low net of 74. Dr C M Niesley matched with 74 net. Other top scores included Murphy 73 and Cromwell 40, Buckley 50.
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R. M. McMullen
Great Neck Golf Club
Vie
C. M. Niesley
Dr. C. M. Niesley
A. Ki. Murphy
Z. G. Cromwell
EB. M. Buckley
Mixed foursome golf at Knollwood Club yields 73 net
The two-ball eighteen-hole mixed foursome event at Knollwood Country Club in White Hinins concluded yesterday for prizes. Mrs. R. B. Moriarity and J. S. Todd posted the best score with a net 73.
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Knollwood Country
R. B. Moriarity
J. S. Todd
Motorcycle racer Charles Ralke killed in Chicago crash
Charles Ralke of Los Angeles was killed in Chicago when his motorcycle struck a steam trailer on an exhibition track. He was riding at about sixty miles per hour and suffered a broken neck.
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Chicago
Charles Ralke
Los Angeles
Cal
Defiance Prepares for Ocean Races in Sandy Hook Series
Defiance, tri city cup defense, trimmed down rig with hollow wood mast and shortened bowsprit and boom, aims to challenge Vanitie and Resolute in three ocean races this week starting 11 a m. Experts note Defiance lacks race experience but could gain time against rivals with new rig while ratings remain closely guarded.
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Tri-City
Defiance
Vanitle
City Island
Herreshoff
George M. Pynchon
B. Walter Clark
George Lauder
George Owen
Resolute
Larchmont
Vanitie
New York Yacht Club
Lipton
Kesolute
England America polo match details and dates
A detailed listing for an international polo match at Meadow Brook Club Grounds, Westbury L I, featuring Capt H A Tomkinson and Vivian Lockett for England against Rene La Montagne and Lawrence Waterbury for America. Dates June 9 and June 15 with 4:30 PM starts, eight 7.5 minute periods, special train service and seating capacities outlined.
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England
America
H. A. Tomkinson
Rene la Montagne
L. 8
Cheape
M. Waterhoy
I. W. Barrett
Deverens Milburn
Vivian Lockett
Lawrence Waterbury
Lord Wimborne
John A. Substitutes
C. C. Rumsey
Malcolm Trail
Stevenson
H. C. Phipps
Louta EK
Joshua Crane
Boston
Keith B. Markham
H. A. Souther
Frank Forrester
Spencer Fish
Frank
Drago
W. Struther Jones
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
L. I. Ts
Enda
North
Nouth
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Thirty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
Flatbush Station
Grounds
Hempstead
Merrick
Garden City
New York
Main Concourse
Flatbush Avenue Station
Brooklyn
Straus and Murphy duel in Harlem Speedway trotting test
Nathan Straus behind Denver defeats James Murphy with Oakland Boy as Denver prevails in two close heats. I.V. Hunt drives Emily EL and Clover Patch to wins in Class A events while Castle Dome and The Aristocrat trade split honors. Ferster narrowly loses deciding heat to Castle Dome as Clover Patch dominates the last trot.
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Nathan Straus
James Murphy
Harlem Speedway
Mr. Straus
Denver
Murphy
Oakland
Straus
Tidees
Bretter
I. V. Hunt
Emily EL
C Lover Patch
G. Gall
Welding Roy
A. Mullady
Hunt
J. H. Ferster
Castle Dome
Clover Patch
Huertha
W. O'Neil
Peerless Pete
T. J. Connors
Cornell Crew Arrives in Poughkeepsie After Journey
Cornell coach Charles Courtney and three crews reached Gakes quarters at Poughkeepsie. The team unloaded shells and launched from their car. A river steamer caused near wreckage as they prepared for daily practice on the Hudson. Sherpick sidelined a few days with hand injuries. Columbia squad visited church and lingered at quarters.
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Poughkeepsie
Charles Courtney
Cornell
Gakes
Boat House
Courtney
Hludson
Columbia
Sherpick
Taylor
Alerte VL Wins Prix de Diane At Chantilly
At Chantilly on June 7 the Prix de Diane for three year old fillies was won by Alerte VL owned by M Roederer. Moss de Mer finished second the favorite Edward Blanc. Diavolesta owned by Haron Maurice de Rothschild finished third and Ardee for Herman F Duryea ran unplaced. A large gathering of Americans and notable guests attended.
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Chantill
France
M. Roederer
Edward Blanc
Moss Doe Mer
Haron Maurice de Rothschild
Diavolesta
Herman F. Duryea
Ardee
Cornell Track Captain Elect Led By Oliver Teller
Oliver A. Teller of St. Louis was elected captain of Cornell track for next year at a track men’s meeting. The junior has placed high in intercollegiates and scored numerous firsts for Cornell in dual meets. Belmont Park entries listed for today across six races with horses such as The Manquerader Hanquet Rock View Flying Fairy Springboard and Isadora among others.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N.Y
Oliver A. Teller
St. Louis
Heller
Cornell
College of Arts and Sciences
Belmont Park
Manquerader
Hanquet
Star Shooter
Garbage
Pierrot
Finn
Sing Song
Minstrel
Umber
Marion H
Rock View
Flying Fairy
Springboard
Chuckles
Yankee Nations
Helen Barbee
Isadora
Leo Skolny
Honey Bee
Tranid
Crossbuw
Phyllis Antoinette
Horrow
Meeting House
Sprite
Leochares
Trumps
Flittergold
Malden
Sterret
al Reeves
George Hoench
Men Hoek
Hen Dale
Coquette
Ptolemy
Harlequin
Shuckhorn
Flying Fatty
Luke McLuke
San Vera
Thornhill
Black Broom
Holiday
Aberfeldy
Sorrel
Bayhead
High Priest
Hermie, Jr
Geethoven
San Vega
Little
Sir Caledore
Golden Prime
McCoy to Box Murray In Stadium Showdown
Billy Murray meets Al McCoy Thursday night at Stadium Athletic Club in a title clash. McCoy seeks revenge after a close prior bout and knows Murray will look for a first round knockout.
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Billy Murray
al McCoy
Stadium Athletic Club
McCoy
Murray
Metoy
Olympic Athletic Hab
Hhartern
Phil McGovern
Brooklyn
K. O. Magers
Broadway Sporting Club
Seldier Hartfield
United States Army
Vid Graves
Milwaukee
Terry Mitchell
Joe Gans
Eddie Cook
Greenpoint
Willie Chandler
Boys’ Club
Eddie Moran
Chamjon
New England
Johnny Johan
Military Athletic Club
Moran
Ray Campbell
Willie Schaefer
Jimmy Coffey
Laat Pridiay
Young Iadwell
Newark
Irving A. C
Grand Prize for Kramer at Newark Velodrome
Frank L. Kramer won the Grand Prize of Newark final at the Newark Velodrome, taking two of three heats. He defeated Alfred Goullet and Robert Spears in the final, while Frank Cavanagh beat Alfred Grenda in a special two thirds of a mile race. Cavanagh and Fred TH won the five mile professional handicap. Butt and Foster suffered a late puncture.
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America
Newark
Frank L. Kramer
Kramer
Alfred Goullet
Robert Spears
Frank Cavanagh
Alfred Grenda
Australia
Cavanagh
Fred TH
Butt
Foster
French Champion Loses In Brighton Motor Pace
Leon Didier the French champion failed in the first heat of the twenty five mile Jimmy Michaels Stakes at Brighton Leach Motordrome. Clarence Carmen of Jamaica won both heats easily with Hobby Walt hour second. Didier fell in the eleventh mile of the second heat but was unharmed. Edward Madden of Newark won the three mile handicap bicycle race after a 55 yard start, with William Hanley of San Francisco and Harry Kaiser finishing close behind.
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Leon Didier
Clarence Carmen
Jamaica
Brighton Leach
Jimmy Michaels
Carmen Wor
Hobby Walthour
Didier
Rock Bottom Auto Prices At Jandorf Garage
Autos of every make and accessories offered with sundries and parts. Demonstrations given, with prices claimed to scare competitors. Giants vs St Louis scheduled at Polo Grounds today 3:30 P M.
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Jandorf Automobile CO
West 61St St
Joan
Polo Grounds
Giants
St. Louis
Colorado Vacation Offers Affordable Outdoor Board
Colorado promises outdoor board at 7 to 10 dollars weekly with 320 days of sunshine per year and cool restful nights. The Rock Island Lines advertise the Rocky Mountain Limited with steel sleepers and free reclining chairs, plus meals and other fast trains. A Travel Bureau at 1238 Broadway, New York, offers planning help and hotel or camp information.
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Colorado
Chicago
St. Louis
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain Limited
Broadway
New York City
C KE. Palmer
Rock Island Lines
New York
Madison Square
Studebaker SIX Promises Safety and Comfort in Driving
The ad extols ease steadiness and security relaxation while riding in the Studebaker SIX, crediting flawless manufacturing for roadability balance and minimal friction. It highlights special heat treated steels and precise lubrication as factors giving value, urging readers to request the Studebaker Proof Book.
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Studebaker
Summer gymkhana shirt offers money back guarantee
The ad promotes a summer suit as the apple of the eye with blue or grey serge and a choice of fabrics. It guarantees money back if it fails to meet expectations and cites gymkhana shirts in white and khaki as original and imitated elsewhere. Prices range from 18 to 45 dollars.
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Exchange Car
Everything men and boys wear registered trade mark
Trade mark notice appears for a clothing retailer offering men’s and boys’ apparel. The brief item notes branding and ownership, with no further product details or sale information provided.
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American Association
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Southern League
New Orleans
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International Federation
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Newport
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Newark Velodrome
Clarence Carman
Brighton Motordrome
Dr. Savage Swimming Pool
W. Soth St
Y. M. C. A. Automobile School
Hedford
Locomobile Company of America
Gist Street
J.a.mellish
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Grand Stand
Phelps Motor Car Corporation
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