Cobb Staged Rally as Tigers Overtook Yankees at Polo Grounds
Ty Cobb powered Detroit to a come from behind win over the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds. Cobb doubled and scored in the eighth inning to tie and then beat the Yankees with a run in the ninth as Detroit rallied from a 2 to win 7 1. Coveleski and Keating pitched for Detroit and New York respectively in a pitchers duel with late inning offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Polo Grounds
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Bam Crawford
Roger
Ron
Tigers
Detroit
White Sox
Leriay
Bill Donovan
Nanamaker
Peckinpaugh
Mire Hildebrand
Harry Coveleski
Coveleski
New York
Giants
Phillies
Ray Keating
Pipp
Cook
Hartgell
Crawford
Sam
Booneci
Nunamaker
Judge Sandia
Red MckKee
McKee
Ook
Ile
Ole
Hartzell
Howitzer
Keating
Dan Boone
Youngs
Oveleski
Texas
Yack Affia
Samuel
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Results show Detroit edged New York 3 to 2 and Washington beat Cleveland 6 to 3. St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 while Boston shut out Chicago 3 to 0. In the National League New York visited Chicago on wet grounds and Boston faced Cincinnati.
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Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
National League
P.C
Chicago Cep
Sepoeee
Bled
Boston Enna Ly
Newark
Washington Ee
Wes
Louis Cevseese
St Louis U
Pittsburgh Sae
Newark Sneer
Kansas
City
Louis Ceevee
Laltitmnore
Buffalo Os
International League LP
Richmond
Rochester li
Providence
Aslntrealee
Orunto Ceencose
Nersey City
Stolen Bases Highlight Tight St. Louis Win
St. Louis defeats Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Shawkey allows one earned run over 12 innings. Shotton and Austin steal bases. Hevereid gets a sacrifice fly. Virllae and Laouly contribute for Philadelphia. James and Malone credited with the win and a shaken pitching duel. Umpires Nullin and Dineen. Time: 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Shotton
Austin
Louis
Philadelphia
Hevereid
St. Laouly
Virllaedelphia
Balle
Shawkey
W. Davia
Jilte
W. Davis
Mit
James
Malone
W. Keavis
Meessrs
Nullin
Dineen
Balilee
Heweher
Ilyatt
Rob
Rixey
Iason
Salle
Messrs
Quigley and Basson
Winners in United States Revolver Association Indoor Championship
The association announces winners across the United States and Panama Canal Zone. D A Atkinson of Pittsburgh set a target revolver record with 476 of 500. George Armstrong of Berkeley 478 of 500 in target pistol. J H Snook of Co 214 214 of 250 in pocket revolver. Kimball of San Francisco led the novice with 237, besting prior marks. Portland team won police team event.
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United States Revolver Association
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Secre
D. A Atkinson
Pittsburgh
George Armstrong Berkeley
Cal
J. H. Snook
G. FE. Kimball
San Francisco
LNT
Portland
Ore
Atkinson
Armstrong
Stook
Kimball
Tary Lumbua
Ohio
Irving Howe to race Alvah Meyer in joint games sprint
Irving Howe of Colby College, winner of the 4 and 200 yard dashes at the New England collegiate championships, will race Alvah Meyer in a special scratch sprint at the joint Irish American A C and Allied Building Trades meet on Sunday Ark. The program lists fourteen events open to trades and a contingent lineup includes Platt Adams Homer Baker and other New York A C. Lawson Robertson enters his entire Irish American A C team with entrants such as Hannes Kolehmainen Abel Kiviat Matt McGrath and Arthur Fogel among others.
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Irving Howe
Colby
New England
Alvah Meyer
A. C
Building Trades
Ark
Platt Adams
Homer Baker
Walter Bursch
Simon Gillies
New York A. C
Lawson Robertson
Army names Rob Neyland Jr Captain for next baseball season
West Point announces Cadet Rob Neyland Jr of the class of 1916 was elected captain of the Army baseball nine for the next season. Neyland has starred as pitcher for two seasons with a record of twenty straight wins and eleven wins in twelve games this past season.
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West Point
Rob Neyland, Jr
Army
Ferdhham
Neyland
Urelve Kames
Ert
Local Detroit AdmiRal Volo Grounds Dust Mgr
Amert of Detroit scheduled at 3 30 P M for a dust management discussion at the Volo Grounds with the administration team.
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Y. Amert
Detroit
Volo Grounds Adm
Mg Dust
Brooklyn Bats Fall to Pittsburgh in 6 1 defeat
Brooklyns lose again to Pittsburgh 6 to 1 as scarce hits hindered their offense. Coombs earns first Pittsburgh appearance, while Adams dominates on the mound for the Pirates and O Marcs lone Brooklyn run avoids a shutout.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Penn
Brooklyns
Pittsburghs
Dodgers
O'Marc
Daubert
Ltrooklyns
Adams
Jie
Jack Coombs
Pirates
Hie
Gibson
Giovron
Cam
McCarthy
Getz
Coombs
Hinchman
Wagner
Linnehman
Brooklyn
Casey
Sedil
Jiston
Myers
Haird
Bert
I'man
U Getz
Jmecy
Adans
Cutshaw
McCarty
Viox
Violet
Gibron
O' Mara
Vane
Johnston
Baird
Mess
Brookfeds Win Twice Over Terrapins in Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 4 to 3 in the first game and 5 to 2 in ten innings in the second. Tom Seaton shines, batting .500 and driving in the winning run in the opener, while McCandless wild throw enables the decisive score in the nightcap. Marion starts for Brooklyn. Kauff and Magee star for Baltimore in a windy Washington Park doubleheader.
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Brookfeds
Washington Park
Otto Knabe
Baltimore
Otto
Brooklynites
Knabe
Terrapins
Westerzil
Holt
Seaton
Brooklyn
Tom Seaton
Presto
Swadina
Smith
Lee Magee
McCandless
Kauff
Evans
Marion
Zinn
Swacina
Jacklitsch
Pratt
Bailey
Myers
Magee
Russell
oOff Smith
Batley
Empires
Messrs
Finneran and
Brennan
Distance Dominates Double Eagle at Belmont Park Thriller
Distance, owned by Mrs. Fr Ambrose Clark and trained by W S Walker, edged out Double Eagle in a dramatic mile race at Belmont Park. The filly, once bought as a hunting mare, surged from behind under jockey Louder to prevail by a whisker despite Double Eagle’s early lead. The crowd roared as Distance claimed the victory amid contention from Flittergold and Adams Express with race summaries following.
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John E. Madden
Belmont Park
Top Hat
Adams Express
Runes
Ambrose Clark
Long Island Hunting Set
Madden
Tunce
W.S. Walker
Mrs. Clark
Flittergold
Double Eagle
Futtergold
Belmont
Rock View
McCahey
Louder
Lauder
MecCahey
T. Wilson
Celt- Sand
Ry Kana
Kenna
M. Hirrel
Allen
Gifford H. Cochran
Jerry, Jr
Quincy
G. M. Miller
R. F. Carman
B. H
Lafferty
al Bloch
S. Lewis
Br. H
O'Sullivan
Guy Fisher
Ray of Light
Orofunds KR
Miller's Ch
Hippodrome Olivia
Lilly
Ella Bryson
R. T. Carman
Ch. m
PY Futtrergold
Oneck Stable
Ch. c
FO Ambrose Clark
International League Box Scores Report from Newark Buffalo Rochester and Richmond
Box score snippets show Newark and Jersey City games with runs hits and errors, Montreal versus Buffalo, Rochester versus Toronto and Richmond versus Providence. Batteries list pitchers and catchers for each matchup with incomplete inning tallies and player pairings across multiple sites.
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Jersey City
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Richmond
Buffalo
Montreal
International League
R.H.E
Sherman and Reynolds, Brown and Hechinger
R.h.le
Hatteries
Righter
Madden
Beebe and la Longe
American Association tilt scores and weather impact
At Indianapolis Kansas City beat Indianapolis 10 to 5 while Louisville edged Minneapolis 4 to 3. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
New England League Scores Show Mixed Baseball Results
In Lawrence and Fitchburg a televen inning game produced Lawrence 3 Lynn 1 and Fitchburg 3 Lynn 0. Worcester defeated Lowell 9 to 3, while Manchester beat Lewiston 3 to 2 in extra innings.
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Lawrence—Portland
Lawrence
Fitchburge
Fitchburr
Lynn
Worcester -Worcester
Lowell
Manchester
Lewiston
Colonial League Baseball Scores from New England Games
At Fall River New Bedford 6 to 0. At New Haven New Haven 2 Hartford 1 in ten innings. At Taunton Pawtucket 6 to 5. At Brockton Springfield 8 to 4 in ten innings.
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Colonial League
Fall River
New Bedford
Fall Riv
New Haven
Hartford
Taunton
Pawtucket
Brockton
Springeld
Obscure Race Placings Across Cities Prompt Skepticism
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple city pairings and numbers, mentioning Memphis Atlanta Chattanooga Birmingham and New Orleans. The garbled text hints at a regional event with scores or counts but lacks coherent context or dates.
College Football Scores From The Weekend
At State College Penn Pitt 0 4 Penoxvivania State 0 Lehigh 11 Chinese University of Hawaii 3 Orono Maine 7 Bates 5.
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State College
Penn
University of Pittsburgh
Penoxvivania State
Orono
Sackard Tops Davenport In Missouri League Pitchers’ Duel
Kansas City rises to first in the Federal League by defeating Davenport of St Louis 3 to 0. Shaw tripled and scored on Goodwin’s single in the eighth inning to provide the decisive runs, with Sackard tossing a five hit shutout.
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Federal League
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sackard
Davenport
St. Louia
Shaw
Goodwin
Kansas City ST. Louis
Tobin
Les
Stoval
Per'g
Bron
Gwin
Haley
Gilm'e
Deal
East’ly
J’son
Picard
Crandall
Borton
Davenport St. Louis
Packard
Messrs
Johnstone and
Fyfe
Ahearn Wins Clear Decision In Capitol District Bout
Young Ahearn of Brooklyn defeated Leobrouck of Lancaster in a ten-round Capitol District Athletic Club bout. Ahearn showed speed and aggression landing effectively while Leobrouck weighed 171 pounds to Ahearn’s 134. Two Olympic A C Harlem ten-round draws followed featuring Johnny Russell Frankie Pierce and Young Gedie Al Marone.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Young Ahearn
Brooklyn
Leobrouck
Lancaster
Penn
Capitol District Athletic Club
Houck
Ahearn
Will Houck
Olympic A
Horse Races Card Listing Six Races and Weights
Detailed program shows six races for three and four year olds plus two year olds with weights, terms, distances, and competing entries including Water Lily Armament Miss Puzzle Blue Thistle Coin Devonshire Dolly and more on the card.
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Plantagenet
Miss Puzzle
Taka
Favour
Plumage
Little Alta
Feminist
Little Dipper
Dorados
Blue Thistle
Spearhead
Coin
Etruscan
Sam Slick
Vifir
Devonshire
Crosden Gate
Fish Walk
Matty Mathews Stricken With Nerve Pain in Shoulder
Chicago reports Christy Mathewson of the New York Nationals suffers acute dull pains in his left shoulder and neck, keeping him awake at night. Doctors hope for a remedy as veteran observers compare the condition to Ed Walsh’s previous nerve ailment, with enlistment of rest and cautious recovery on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Matty
Hors de Porbat
Dr. Matushek
Big Six
Big Ed Walsh
Spealist
Baseball pool fines in Louisiana and New York crackdown
In New Orleans Judge J D Fisher ruled that prizes from The Weekly World baseball pool violate the Louisiana lottery law and fined Thomas Thomasson 250 dollars or six months in jail. Thomasson appealed. In Syracuse three arrests followed a crack down on baseball pools with John S Ryan pleading guilty and fined, while Charles Waite and William Radford admitted being agents and fined fifteen dollars each.
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New Orleans
Weekly World
Wilkes- Barre
Penn
J. D. Fisher
Syracuse
N. Y
John S. Ryan
Charles Waite
William Radford
Trainers Move To Expand Belmont Park Race Card
A Belmont Park meeting of three trainers and owners produced recommendations for larger fields this summer. Proposals include two year old races, a maiden selling race, a mile and two handicap or condition races for older horses, and loosening the rule banning more than one race per day for three year olds and up. Belmont to present suggestions to The Jockey Club stewards for action this season, with rule restoration planned next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
August Belmont
Jockey Club
T. J. Healy
B. H. Garrison
Simon Healy
Belmont
Jockey Butwell Faces Contempt Over Fine Payment
Jockey Butwell is suspended on all tracks under Kentucky Racing Commission jurisdiction for failing to pay a $250 fine for rough and malicious riding in the Kentucky Handicap aboard Roamer. He sent $200 but remains in contempt and must seek reinstatement in Kentucky, per unofficial Jockey Club guidance.
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Butwell
Kentucky Racing Commission
Roamer
Kentucky
Jockey Club
East
Hutweil
Kentucky Commission
Stellarina Sold To George Odom After Belmont Victory
Stellarina, a two year old filly that won at Belmont Park from Tralee and earlier maiden race, sold by John K Madden to George Odom. Price reported at 3500 dollars with contingent interest in future stakes. Breeding includes Star Shoot sire and Bellarina dam. will be used as a broodmare after racing career.
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Stellarina
Belmont Park
Tralee
John K. Madden
George Odom
Star Shoot Out
Bellarina
Magpies Show Dominance In Meadow Brook Polo Opener
Meadow Brook Magpies crushed Point Judith in the opening Meadow Brook Polo Club tournament game on Long Kempatea. The Magpies, built to an aggregate 14 against Point Judith’s 4, overpowered opponents with several swift plays led by David Dows and Howard Phipps. Final tally favored Meadow Brook as they dominated through seven periods, turning a 10-8 halftime lead into a runaway victory.
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Meadow Brook Magpies
Point Judith
Meadow Brook
Long Kempatea
Magg
Yourns
Iit
Wis
Great Neck
Magpies
Howard Phipps
Godfrey Vreece
David Dows
Foxhall F. Keene
Raymond Belmont
W. G. Loew
D. Ripley
G. K. Gilder
Megpies
Belmont
Dows
Loew
Phipps
Judith
Acore
J. ©. Cooley
Ruah
Great Neck Poloists Triumph in Meadow Street Fixtures
Out of town teams won all three polo games in Philadelphia. Point Judith defeated Hryn Maw for the Devon Cup as Great Neck beat Philadelphia Country Club. Bryn Mawr, Devon, and Fifth United States Cavalry contested matches with varied handicaps and penalties. The Great Neck–Cooperstown match was postponed to avoid Meadow Street opening. The White and Red squads played at Van Cortlandt Park with the Whites prevailing 4–2 after extra periods. A boxing card featured Burt Kenny vs Jack Dillon and possible later bouts against Driscoll.
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Philadelphia
Point Judith
Hryn Maw
Great Neck
Philadelphia Country Club
To Thy
Bala
Bryn Mawr
United States Cavalry
Devon
Grace's Farm
Cooperstown
Louis Stoddart
F. McLaughlin
J. Watson Webb
N. L. Tilney
Devereus Milburn
Cooperstown Co
Rees
van Cortlandt Park
Reds
A. J. Smith
Reese Clips Young Lippy In Six Round Boxing Bout
Freddie Reese of Williamsburg defeated Young Lippy of New York in six rounds at the Broadway Sporting Club yesterday afternoon. Lippy started strong but Reese settled in with a sharp left jab and body work to prevail. The show also featured six round bouts including O'Neil beating Dannon and several three round contests with multiple draws and wins.
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Freddie Reese
Williamsburg
Young Lippy
New York
Broadway Sporting Club
Lippy
Short
Steacy
Reese
Williemeburg
Steene
Lippy Io
Hams O'Neil
Jimmy Dannon
Brooklyn
O'Neill
O'Neil
Drann
Dunn
Young Matty Baldwin
Young Martin
Johnny Cross
Johnny Devine
Jommy Callahan
Young Whitey
Johnnyross
AAU Receives Funds for National Championships Charity
The Amateur Athletic Union received funds to defray expenses for the national championships in San Francisco this August. Secretary Frederic W. Kubien declined to disclose amounts. A National Championship Committee meeting, set for today near New York, was postponed to next Monday with William F. Humphreys arriving from California.
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The
Amateur Athletic Union
San Francisco
Tepii
Harvard Stadiun
Chicago
Frederick W. Kubien
New York
William F. Humphreys
Humphreys
California
Mesers
Lill
Babb
Poston
Pawling
Philadelphia
Turner
Baltimore
Iumphreys
Cambridge
Hicago
Koji Yamada Defeats Lealy's Academy in Close Practice Match
Koji Yamada of Chilliardez Speer edged toeanrice Lealy's Academy in a one point match. Yamada notched a top score of 46 with a 43 run, while Lealy's high of 16 marked the opponent’s best effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koji Yamada
Chilliardez- Speer
Toeanrice Lealy
Balkline Yamada
West Speers
Whale of a Shirt Stock Offers 92 Patterns at $1.50 to $10
A lengthy advertisement touts 276 shirt patterns for fancy neglige shirts with plain and plaited bosoms and varied cuffs. It claims a wide price range from 1.50 to 10.00 and multiple sizes and sleeve lengths, plus 92 patterns in silk shirts.
Gymkhana Sport Shirts Appear In Young Men's Line
Sporting goods in all stores promote Gymkhana shirts as close fitting with button close at the neck. They are designed like coat sleeves and mirror young men’s suits in style and fit.
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