Crandall Aims The Pirates In Ninth Inning Rally
New York defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 as Crandall starred with a four bagger and the Pirates slipped in two runs in the ninth. Wilson homered for Pittsburgh, Kane tripled, and Crandall pitched solidly until the late rally. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 20 wins, while New York sits on 23 and Pittsburg at 23.
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Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Central Park Lake
Jpeace
Congress
Penn
Crandall
Crandal
Four-bageer
Pirates
Wilson
Kane
Jolly Roger
Devlin
Wagner
Doyle
Bridwell
Bresnahan
Shannon
Tenney
Donlin
Beymour
Camnitz
Larry
Gibson
Kyle
McCarthy
O’connor
Shilialah Randishin
W. Aulick
New York
Thomas
Leach
Clark
McC
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Messrs
O'Day
Klem
Local automotive addresses listed in ad fragment
Readable fragments show several city auto firms with contact details including Holtman Company at W 49th Street and Bryant G. J. Scott Motor Co. at 1720 Brooklyn Avenue, plus phone numbers 2406 and 4421.
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TAN Company
49Th St
Bryant E Co
Motor Mart
Col
Utomobile Cou
Columbus
Holtan Company
W. 49Th St
Bryant G. J. Scott Motor Co
B'y
Nicklin Sold to Baltimore Club in Eastern League
Samuel Strang Nicklin, longtime utility for the Giants, was sold yesterday to the Baltimore Club of the Eastern League. He has been a substitute for years but his recent form declined, and Manager McGraw chose to let him go and rely on younger players for emergency duty.
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Samuel Strang Nicklin
Giants
Baltimore
Nicklin
New York
McGraw
Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Slugfest With Eighth Inning Rally
In a high scoring game Brooklyn tied Chicago late before Chicago clinched with a run in the eighth and held Brooklyn. Evers Burch Hoffman Pattee Kling trummell Chance Lumley Brindt Jordan Slagle Sheehan Moran Lewis Tinker Bergen Pfeister McIntyre Ritter MIntyre and others contributed. notable plays included two base hits by Pattee Pfeister Ritter and sacrifices by Hoffman Moran Kling. Umpires were Mr Emalle.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Jed
Ahpoae
Evers
Burch
Hoffmanrt
Kling
Trummell
Chance
O Lumley
Br’nidt
Jordan
Slagle
Sheehan
Moran
Lewis
Tinker
Obergen
Pfeister
Ritter
M'Intyre
Cowicard
Saresvececece
Lee O
Brooklyn Weer
Pattee
Hoffman
Brooklm
McIntyre
Bergen
Unclear Score Table Fragments From Historic Sports Ledger
Fragmentary ledger style listing shows city abbreviations and decimal scores for teams including Chicago Cleveland St Louis New York Detroit Boston Washington Philadelphia and others with paired numbers and codes, suggesting an old sports standings page. The readable items include city names and numeric prefixes such as .24 .25 .23 and partner codes like Z1 21 Ww. L. P.C. W. iL. 545 .543.
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W. L. P.C. Phila
Phia
W.L. P.c BO
Chi -Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Phila’phia
Baseball scorecards from early games with team lineups
The snippet lists batters and pitchers for multiple early baseball matchups. It cites teams such as Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis, and Washington with various lineups, runs, hits, errors, and umpires including Mr. Connolly and Mr. O Loughlin, reflecting a period box score style.
Baseball Scores From Various Cities
In Providence Jersey City won 5 to 4 over their opponent after twelve innings in Newark Baltimore, Toronto beat Rochester 2 to 1, and Montreal defeated Buffalo 3 to 0.
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Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
New York State League Scores Noted From Regional Games
In Scranton Syracuse defeated 4 to 1. Wilkesbarre beat Wilkes Barre 6 to 3. Albany-J and G beat Apany 5 to 0. Troy defeated Utica 18 to ? with result incomplete.
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New York State League
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Albany
Apany
Troy
Utica
Ballot Romps to Standard Stakes Victory at Gravesend
At Gravesend the Standard Stakes winner Ballot led from start to finish to dominate the field. The Suburban Handicap prospects for James R. Keene are highlighted as Colin Celt or Ballot could supply a strong trio for the big spring stakes. Ballot’s margin over Montgomery and Royal Tourist solidified the Keene stable’s hopeful standing ahead of the next open event.
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Gravesend
Ballot
James R. Keene
Keene
Colin
Celt
Sheepshead Bay
Royal Tourist
Montgomery
King Cobalt
McDaniel
Baby Wolf
BE. Dugan
Rat Masterson
McCarthy
Rapid Water
G. Gurns
Frank Lord
Chandler
Nimbus
Miller
Ceecees Peter Quince
Notter
Cecees Killrain
C. Miller
Cesarion-Estelle Whitney
Brownleigh Park Stable
J. E. Nash
Hyperion Il
Ceeene
G. Burns
Baecell
Okenite
C. Lange
Ceeeree
Bergen
St. Joseph
Delaby
Blandy
Shaw
E. R. Bradley
W. Hurley
Lawton Wiegins
J. Lee
Sir John
Shreve
Tod
Musgrave
Rossfenton
Cs Vcacresee
R. Dugan
Honesty
Tourenne
Muserave
Vater-Cerito
James Rowe
Br. A
Planudes-Rorka
J. E. Madden
Lady Hubbard
Bonnie Kelso
W. Walsh
Nedlim
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Brussel
E. Dugan
Doctor Pillow
Kid
Lang
Eagels Fashion Plate
Hf. Smith
Pea
Drsiasis Ene Visitation
Upton
Br. G
Bel Demonio-Jural
R. F. Carman
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Almandine
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Wild Refrain
Fulton
Monocle
W. Doyle
Montrose
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Flynn
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Star Ruby Nevada
J. Farrell
F. D. Weir
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C- Miller
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Rks Swmin Gate Shapdale
Madeira
Miss Battenberg
Bluestock
Albertinus
Yorke
Elmer Boy
Ural
Desolate
BH. Dugan
Helen Chester
Ch. F
Cesarion
L. A. Cella
B. Stubbs
Jockey Club Stewards Meet Sets Jockey Initials Rule
The Stewards of The Jockey Club met at the Windsor Arcade with Vice Chairman James R. Keene presiding. A vote ordered all courses under Jockey Club jurisdiction to post jockey initials on the board. Reinstatements were granted to Wayne Lewis George B Bull E J Crawford and T B Aud trainers and B Riley and Thomas P McCormick jockeys from the Jamestown Jockey Club event in Norfolk. Four trainer licenses were issued to John Hamilton Gerald W Richardson and H C Riddle with jockeys David Armstrong John Diggins F J King Eugene Mahoney James Moore Thomas P McCormick and Isidor Rosen listed.
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Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
James R. Keene
H. B. Duryea
F. R. Hitchcock
H.K. Knapp
Andrew Miller
Jockey Board
Jamestown Jockey Club
Norfolk
Wayne Lewis
George B. Bull
E. J. Crawford
T. B. Aud
B. Riley
Thomas P. McCormick
John Hamilton
Gerald W.richardson
H. C. Riddle
Baseball at Pol Grounds Dodgers vs Pittsburg
Base ball action reported with Dante facing Pittsburg at Pol Grounds. Details are limited in the readable text.
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M. Dante
Pittsburg
Ailsa Craig Wins Open Ocean Race to Bermuda Harbor
The Ailsa Craig owned by James Craig of New York finished the Gravesend Bay to Hamilton Harbor race in 66 hours 30 minutes 40 seconds, leading Irene I owned by S W Granberry by over twenty hours in time allowances. Irene II remained unreported at sundown with a may finish later.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Ailsa Craig
James Craig
New York
Gravesend Bay
Hamilton Harbor
Irene I
S. W. Granberry
Irene II
Craig
Irene
Sandy Hook
Willie Lewis Wins Close Six Round Bout At National Club
Willie Lewis narrowly defeats Harry Lewis in a six round clash at the National Athletic Club on Twenty fourth Street near Lexington Avenue. The Philadelphia challenger pressed early until Willie found his rhythm in the final rounds and built a slight edge. In the semi final, Fred Thomas defeated Harry Scroggs after Scroggs was disqualified for repeated head butting.
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National Athletic Club
Twentyfourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Willie Lewis
Harry Lewis
France
Willie
Harry Owis
Charlie Harvey
Fred Thomas
British Royal Artillery
Harry Scroggs
Baltimore
Scroggs
Thomas
Moore and Johnson reach Metropolitan tennis semi finals
On the West Side Club courts Elizabeth H Moore and Margaret Johnson advanced to the singles semi finals. Moore defeated Marie Wagner in a tight three set match 9 7 4 6 4. Wagner was fast but Moore outstroked her.
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West Side
Elizabeth H.moore
Margaret Johnson
Miss Moore
Marie Wagner
Miss Wagner
O. M. Bostwick
H. F. Lee
Dr. W.rosenbaum
George Salinger
D.E. Roberts
Dr. E. Taylor
F. Banks
H. McK. Glazebrook
T. M. Donohue
W. V. Bennett
R. D. Ritchie
Unvis
G. i
Rodman
Mellick
R. H. Palmer
Willam H. Pouch
Jane Colton
A. G. Miles
Clare Cassell
Louise Hammond
George L. Chapman
Walter C. Aufermann
Elizabeth H. Moore
American Entries Cabled to London for Olympic Team
Secretary James E Sullivan cables 135 American entrants to the British Olympic Council for the Games. Robert Cloughran added after being overlooked, replacing Mason and Stevens to keep the total. Sullivan Rubien Kirby Weeks chaired the selection with Cloughran listed for 100 and 200 meters. The team sails on Teutonic with entries signed and sent.
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James E. Sullivan
R.S. de Coursey l Laffan
British Olympic Council
London
Robert Cloughran
Irish-American Athletic Club
Cloughran
Richard Mason
Vanderbilt University
L. B. Stevens
Yale University
Fred W. Rubien
Gustavus T. Kirby
Bartow
England
White Star Line
Teutonic
Baltic
Longboat Heads for London Despite Selection Doubts
Special to The New York Times from Toronto reports Tom Longboat, the famed Indian runner, left for the London Olympic games though not selected for the Canadian team. He will remain in Montreal to race a 15 mile course before heading abroad, amid questions over his amateur status and professional recognition.
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New York Times
Toronto
Tom Longboat
London
Tom Flanagan
Montreal
Tom Flanance
Flanagan
Longboat
A K C Committee Meets To Draft New Constitution
The American Kennel Club sub committee of six met at 53 Liberty Street to draft a new constitution. Members were William G. Rockefeller Howard Willetts Marcel A. Witi M D McGuire Dwight Moore and J G Bates. Progress was made but report to the General Committee is unlikely for two months. The charter would grant the club broad control of dog matters in the United States. Delays arose from Gov Hughes not signing the bill within thirty days. Rockefeller expressed confidence factional differences would fade after adoption.
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American Kennel Club
Liberty Street
William G. Rockefeller
Howard Willetts
Marcel A. Witi
M.D. McGuire
Dwight Moore
J. G. Bates
United States
Gov. Hughes
Rockefeller
Brooklyn Jockey Club Listing for Ragsee and Hunter's Steeplechase
The Turf announces Ragsee and the Hunter's Steeplechase at the Brooklyn Jockey Club with a timetable. Parlor car trains leave from 84th Street at 12:30 12:50 and 1:20 P M via L I R R stopping at East New York. Trains from Brooklyn via Culver Road run 11 to 11:50 A M and every 5 minutes after, with City Hall Bridge Street Fulton Street and 86th Street stops. Special T trains from 89th Street via Culver Line. Whitehall Street ferries run every 20 minutes starting at noon.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Ragsee
84Th St
East N. Y
N. Y
Brooklyn Bridge
St. Av. Culver
L'’ Road
City Halls
Bridge St
Fulton St
86Th St
Atlantic Av
89Th St
Brooklyn
Culver Line
Whitehall St
Yale Crew Stumbles as Rough Water Halts Practice
Yale University boat crews canceled morning on the river due to rough water and endured a slow two mile row later. Harvard observers noted fine form from the opposing crew while Freshmen and Varsity boats returned to shore after shipping water. Frost and Hyde among those sidelined with boils for several days.
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YALE
Ferry
Conn
Timie
Harvard
Varsity
Frost
Hyde
Livingston
Cornell oarsmen cut as coach delays varsity crew selection
Ithaca June 9 Coach Courtney scrapped the varsity boat that rowed last week dismissing four men after a major cut of in season incumbents. The lineup now includes Cox Clark Stevene and Backus with new rowers Smith Horton Williams and Stone. The crew trains twice daily but lacks power and selection may wait until after arrival in Poughkeepsie.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Smith
Horton
Willliams
Stone
Kelly Loses Track Clash as Irish-American Club Stumbles
Daniel J. Kelly, Western sprinter, was entered for the Olympic Games by the Irish-American Athletic Club but dispute over a promised position led to his rejection. Kelly trained in Philadelphia under Mike U and returned to New York to find the club had not secured his promised role. Jones, a key supporter, cut ties with Kelly after he refused the offered post.
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Daniel J. Kelly
Kelly
New York
Jones
American A C Leader Demands Promised Post
An American A C official refuses further risk and insists on a permanent, remunerative position before signing another appeal, revealing inner dealings in minor athletics and club administration.
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American A. C
Ceélly
Minateur Athletics
Curtis Girls Put Out In Eastern Women Golf Meet
Watertown Mass June 9 Miss K Harley of Fall River Golf Club led the first day of the Eastern Women's Golf Association championship at Isley Country Club beating defending champ Miss Jary KB Adams and former champ Fanny Osgood by two strokes. Forty nine golfers started amid a strong wind with Margaret Curtis and Harriet Curtis among starters but neither qualified for the final 18 holes. Only five players advanced with scores at or below eight over par.
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Watertown
Mass
K. Harley
Fall Rivers Golf Club
Wiomens Golf Association
Isley Country Club
Jary KB
Adams
Fanny
Mararet_ Curtis
Harriet
Wee
Endurance car race in Washington features top drivers
A Washington endurance run spanning Maryland Virginia and West Virginia covered 164 miles with entry by Wallace Hood Leo Shabb and Joe Maben among others. The Thomas Letreil earned the lowest score for touring cars while Stearns led the roadster class and a Butch Ford runabout tie occurred in the third division.
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Washington
D. C
Automobile Flab of
American Automobile Association
David Beecroft
Wallace Hood
Stearns
Butch
Ford
Meadow Brook Wins Championship Polo Match
Meadow Brook of Long Island defeated Bryn Mawr of Pennsylvania at Bala by 12 to 5 in a championship polo game billed as the most impressive in the nation. Devereaux Milburn and Harry P. Whitney starred for Meadow Brook while Bryn Mawr’s C Wheeler and R F Strawbridge led Bryn Mawr’s effort despite a four goal handicap.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Bala
Devereaux
Milburn
Harry P. Whitney
C. Wheeler
R. F. Strawbridge
Tri-State League Scores Report from Four City Games
In Johnstown Johnstown defeated Wilmington 10 to 6. At Williamsport Heading tied Williamsport 2 to 2. Altoona beat Trenton 10 to 4. Harrisburg defeated Lancaster 6 to 5 at Harrisburg.
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Wilmington
Williamsport
Altoona
Trenton
Harrisburg
Lancaster
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