Tigers Beat Out Yanks in Eleventh
Detroit nipped New York 5 to 4 in eleven innings before 16 000 fans. Cobb sparked the winner with a pivotal error miscue by Engle and Willetts held the hilltoppers to secure the Tigers victory in a tense, error filled classic.
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Detroit
Hughey Jennings
Bingling
Bungling
Bingle
Cobb
Engle
Tyrus
Bush
Houdini
Theyguid
Crawford
Cree
Tiger
Moriarty
O’leary
Highlanders
Brockett
McConnell
Hilltoppers
Tigers
Willetts
New Yorks
Stallings
McIntyre
Keeler
Elberfeld
William
Rooter
Birdie
Willie
Normie
Summer Youths Wearable Suits Range Priced Low
Three lively Summer models in youths suits are offered in sizes 32 to 35. Smart fabrics and test colors priced for slim wallets. Suits with vests range 16 to 28 dollars while vestless suits in tropical fabrics run 14 to 20 dollars.
Straw Hats For Men This Season In Broad Brims
Young men seek wide brim hats this season. Available in stiff straw and soft Mackinaw styles with a pencil curl. Local shop promotes casual and practical headwear suitable for summer wear and outdoor work.
Footwear Trends Highlight Oilcloth Pumps and Wine Oxfords
Young men favor pump and wine colored oxford styles. We carry these fashionable foot gear options for the season.
Sum mer styles for youths and men in Red Man collars
The E. and W. Red-Man collars announce the newest Sum mer shapes for young men. It promises styles for youths and elders with both fashionable and conservative options.
Carriage Liveries and Motoring Wear Featured
Readable fragments discuss carriage liveries riding breeches motoring wear and yachting clothes. The text lists Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street with scattered numbers 258 842 1302.
St Louis Beats Boston In Tight 9th Inning Thriller
Criss earns win in relief as St Louis scores winning run in ninth. Niles triples and Criss doubles for key hits. Boston miscues and five bullpen changes mark tense finish. Arellanes and Criss dominate early innings with strong pitching behind umpires O Loughlin and Kerin.
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Criger
Check
Steele
Hooper
French
Stahl
Hoffman
Ferris
Williams
St. Louis
Boston
Criss
Niles
Arellanes
Jones
Walter
Chech
McAleese
Wallace
Messrs
O'Loughlin and
Kerin
Niles Ss
Tzell
Rfi
Lord
Donahue
Carrizan
Griges Sau Chee
Stephens
Madden
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia in Close Ball Game
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Joss allows two earned runs and Bender 5 strikeouts. Lajoie and Murphy lead with two-base hits while Stovall and Hinchman triple for the visitors. Left on bases Cleveland nine, Philadelphia five. Time one hour thirty three minutes with umpires Egan and Sheridan.
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Kleinow
Brockett
O'Leary
Schaefer
Willetts
Engle
Austin
New York
Stanate
Demmitt
O’leary
Moriarty
Cree
Detroit
McConnell
Stanage
Messrs
Perrine and
Evans
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Abrhpoa
Eae Goode
O Hartsel
Bradley
Ganley
Turner
O'Collins
Lajoie
Murphy
Davis
Stovall
O Baker
Easterly
Oj Barry
Tord
Liv'stone
Joss
Bender
Collins, Barry
Hinchman
Lord
Collins
Messrs. Egan and Sheridan
Bresnahan Suspended Three Days By Baseball Boss
St Louis manager Roger Bresnahan was suspended for three days by Acting President Heydler over a dispute with Umpire Truby. The action came on June 8 in St Louis. Bresnahan faces the ban as the NL club adjusts after the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Roger Bresnahan
Heydler
Truby
Bowler Scores Highlight National Championship at Madison Square Garden
High class bowling marked yesterday's play at Madison Square Garden as National Championships moved forward. Nine men in the individual event averaged over 200 for three games, and four two man teams topped the double century mark. Walter Graw led the boys' tournament with 574 total, while A Weydig posted a 244 in one game. Mrs Spofford and Miss Littlefield led the women's events with strong scores, as prizes are set for Friday and Saturday after recapping the scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Walter Graw
Germania Club of
Brooklyn
A. Weydig
Spofford
Miss Littlefield
Blues Beat Reds 8 to 6 in Polo at Van Cortlandt Park
Two Squadron A polo teams met at Van Cortlandt Park parade field with Blues defeating Reds 8 goals to 6 in a fast spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Park
Blues
Reds
American Ace Park Faces Detroit In 4 P.M. Matchup
The modern baseball card reports a 4:00 P M start featuring American ace Park against the Detroit lineup. The event pairs American with the Tigers in a high profile clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
King and Queen Attend Olympia Horse Show Audience Boasts 11000
Royal spectators fill Olympia as King Edward VII Gold Cup honors a French team amid a grand day of show jumping. Americans, led by cavalry hopes from West Point, watch rivals shine while royal reception honors the victorious French officers.
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New York Times
London
Olympia
Edward VII
West Point
Morey’s
Suffolk
Royal Box
W. H. Moore
Lord Honsdale
Morey
Queen Alexandra
Messrs
Stotesbury
Watson
Winans
Ambassador
Ambassador and Mrs.Reid, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Edward Morris
M. Morris
Chicago
E. T. Nash
New York
Princess Hatzfeldt
Charles G. Gates
W. Martin
M. T. McArthur
John H. Parks
Edward B. Creighton
W. D. Winsor
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results include Detroit and New York. Cleveland beat Philadelphia while Boston and St. Louis posted wins. National League games saw Chicago and St. Louis leading, with Pittsburg and Brooklyn also tallying scores amid rain and wet grounds. Eastern League scores feature Jersey City and Montreal, while American Association games report Indianapolis and Kansas City winners with rain affecting several matchups.
Yachts Race to Bermuda Sets New Record
The schooner Margaret wins New York to Bermuda race by about four and a half hours over Amorita with Crusader II close behind. Start at Gravesend Bay Saturday, finish Sunday, Margaret 78 hours 19 minutes 21 seconds, Amorita 78:19:15, Crusader II 105:00:07. Der Vish held former record. Amorita and Margaret beat it by thirteen hours.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Margaret
George S. Runk
New York Yacht Club
New York
St. David's Head
Amorita
W. L. Baum
Chicago
Crusader II
Edwin Palmer
Atlantic Yacht Club
Charley Barr
Gravesend Bay
Crusader IL
Marchioness
J. P. Crozier
Yachtsmen's Club
Philadelphia
Restless
Dr. L. Sharpe
Runk
Amerita
Dervish
Marblehead
Venona
Unclear data fragment on teams and percentages
OCR fragment shows team abbreviations W L P C with cities Rochester Buffalo Montreal Newark Toronto Jersey City Baltimore Providence and single season-like decimal stats. No coherent event or outcome available.
Unclear Sports Standings Fragment From Milwaukee Edition
Fragmentary sports table lines show team abbreviations and win loss records for Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo Columbus St Paul Louisville Kansas City. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or dates. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Today’s NBA and AA games on schedule
Detroit visits New York at 4 PM with Philadelphia in Cleveland. Chicago plays Washington in the nation’s capital. St. Louis hosts Boston while New York visits Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Boston meets Cincinnati. Providence plays Jersey City and Newark meets Baltimore. Rochester visits Buffalo. Montreal visits Toronto. American Association games: Minneapolis at Columbus and St. Paul at Louisville. Kansas City at Toledo and Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
P.C
Detroit
Ereeeesceroors
New York
Essesceeess
Philadelphia Escecvesse
Boston
Cleveland
Ease
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington Eeseee
Philadelphia
Washington
Toledo
Milwaukee
Auto Barcains
Times Sq. Bulletin
Ss Sives
Times Square Auto Co
W. 48Th St
B'way
Michigan Ave
N. W. Cor
Pine
18Th Sts
Chicago Woes Hit By Two Errors In Loss To New York
Chicago made two errors and poor hitting led to a 3 2 defeat as Mathewson and New York benefited from timely hits and bases on balls. McCormick's double and Hofman run scoring helped the visitors while Brown struggled on the mound for Chicago.
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Chicago
Mathewson
McCormick
Pee Vegeer
New York
Sheck’d
Doyle
Hofman
M’c
M’k
Murray
Howard
O’hara
Schulte
Devlin
Tinker
Moran
Myers
Brown
M’th’son
Bridwell
Tenney
Messrs. O’day and
Emsile
Weston's Transcontinental Walk Reaches New Milestones
The seventy one year old Weston continues his 100 day trek from New York to San Francisco. The schedule shows daily leg distances from March 15 to June 8 through Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Agate Nunn Rawlins Wamsutter and beyond.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafée
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Weston’s Rawlins Walk and Ashley Belt Challenge
Edward Payson Weston recounts a wet Rawlins stop during his Ashley belt walk, describing a one hour nine minute shower and reception by locals led by Homer Merrill and others. He notes railroad delays across Wyoming, the support from friends in Wall Street Boston and Winona, and plans to reach Wamsutter by evening as he presses toward his goal.
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New York Times
Rawlins
Wyo
Times
Supreme Court
Homer Merrill
F. A. Headsall
James H. Clause
H. A. Gowden
Wall Street
D. P. Henry
Boston
A. C. Overholt
Winona
Kan
The
Wamsutter
Edward Payson Weston
Women golfers compete for Eastern title at Baltusrol
Forty players led by M B Adams and Kate Harley opened the Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Baltusrol near Short Hills New Jersey Their scores ranged high as the course proved tougher due to recent banking The association elected officers and decided to extend the championship to 72 holes next year with a morning driving contest won by Kate Harley averaging 168 yards.
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Eastern Golf Association
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol
M. B. Adams
Boston
C. B. Fox
Philadelphia
Kate Harley
Fall River
G. Bishop
Bridgeport
R. H. Barlow
I. Richardson
F. C. Griscom
E. Harry
Englewood
E. S. Porter
Myra D. Paterson
McNeely
C. T. Stout
Richmond County
M. W. Phelps
A. Faith
Edward F. Sanford
Essex County
Orange
Maud Ketmore
Washington
Louise A. Wells
Charles L. Tiffany
Nassau County
Is Harley
Miss Adams
Miss Osgood
Superbas Blasted by Cardinals In St Louis Beating
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 8 to 1 as Forrest More and McIntire combine in a one sided game. More pitched five innings, Hummell and Bergenyc logged hits, and Shaw homered with two extra base hits for the Cardinals.
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Superbas
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Forrest More
Springfield
Americans Dominate London Horse Show Awards
Judge William H. Moore leads with nine prizes as his horses place highly amid strong American entries. W. Watson and C. W. Watson claim top honors in several harness classes, while Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Walter Winans add ribbons. The Morris Company Clydesdales draw crowds with daily demonstrations.
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London
William H. Moore
Judge Moore
A. G. Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Clydesdales
Morris Company of
Chicago
Moore
Marie
W. Watson
Phaeton
Rumble
C. W.watson
Norena
Kitty Grey
Phyllis
Menella
Crack Shot
Newton Sportsman
W. H. Moore
Hildegarde
Leonidas
Victoria
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Wanda
Englewood Field Club Tennis Cup Rounds Report
Englewood Field Club men and women progress through rounds of the Cup Singles with several defaults and tight scores. Notable results include Carlton Kelley and C Fred Watson Jr advancing, plus Bull and Potter advancing by walkover or decisive set. The Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association championship moves to Dunwoodie Country Club the week of September 6 under the US National Lawn Tennis Association. Officers elected: Warnock president, Wood vice president, Burdick secretary treasurer, with a regional slate on executive committee and an Ardsley Club member to be chosen.
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Englewood Field Club
B. H. Pffeiffer
Thomas C. Trask
Richard H. Palmer
F. C. Inman
Karl H. Behr
B. M. Phillips
Carlton C. Kelley
Louis J. Dreyfuss
C. Fred. Watson, Jr
E. H. Pfeiffer
G. A. L. Dionne
Raymond D. Little
Edwin P. Fischer
William H. Connell
Robert M. Beckley
Gefault
W. W. Bennett
Thomas W. Potter
William A. Larned
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Edgar F. Lee
William H. Cowell
Otto H. Hinck
J. W. Kendall
Dr. Ewing and
Taylor
J. §. Billings, Jr
Charles M. Bull
Marie Wagner
Louise Hammond
George Lee
Gertrude Beecher
Erna Marcus
Edith A. Baggs
Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association
Dunwoodie Country Club
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
William Alexander Warnock
Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club
Theodore S. Wood
Henry H. Burdick
Park Hill Country Club
H. J. Jova
Powelton Club
George N. Chapman
Nyack Country Club
Homer Guernsey
Poughkeensie Club
Ardsley
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia In Short, Snowy Affair
Barbeau 3b and Knabe 2b spark Pittsburg as Magee’s three-base hit leads to a 28 4 victory over Philadelphia. Brown allows five runs across four and two thirds, while Camnitz finishes six innings for Pittsburg with two steals and double plays noted.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Barbeau
Knabe
Leach
Osborn
Wilson
Doolin
Ki’ch
Philli Ps
Brown
Camnitz
Richie
Abbatio
Gibson
Phillippi
Hyatt
Titus
Magee
Miller
Osborne
Wagner
Grant
Bransfield
Cannitz
Messrs
Klem and
Kane
New York State Sportsmen Plan Headquarters
The New York State Sportsman Association met in Syracuse and decided to make Syracuse its permanent headquarters. It will buy land and erect buildings, hold future schools, and operate under its own auspices. Officers elected include President H. W. Smit, Vice President John H. Hendrickson, Secretary Treasurer C. G. Blandford, Directors Cox and H. H. Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
New York State Sportsman Association
H. W. Smit
John H. Hendrickson
Long Island City
C. G. Blandford
Ogsining
Ee Cox
Buffalo
H. H. Valentine
Any
Gleason to Succeed McCann as Jersey City Club Manager
William Gleason will take over leadership of the Jersey City Club of the Eastern League after Eugene McCann was deposed yesterday. Gleason, former assistant manager of the Philadelphia National Leaguers, had a brief stint with Jersey City in 1907.
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Eugene McCann
Jersey City
William Gleason
Philadelphia
Gleason
Sieger Defeats Leary In Ten Round Brown A A Bout
In a fierce ten round match at West Twenty third Street Charles Sieger the Iron Man from Hoboken defeated Billy Leary of Gladstone New Jersey. Leary was saved from knockout when the bell ended the tenth round.
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Brown Athletic Association
West Twenty-third Street
Charles Sieger
Iron Mans
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