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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1918

Page

12

Yankees Lose After Rally Fails in Extra Innings

In St Louis on June 8 the Yankees drop to second after a 5 to 4 extra inning loss to the Browns. Hank Severeid’s play and a late double by Austin help Bryant’s team edge New York, with Urban Shocker and George Shecker pitching for the Yankees and Browns respectively. Mogridge relieved in the fourth as Moriarty ejects Slim Love amid a heated contest.

New York Times ST. Louis Yankees Huggins Browns Red Sox New Bert Gallia Slim Love Urban Shocker George Shecker Mogridge George Moriarty Hugsina Moriarty Basle Roses Slim Pepe Moriarty Gilhootey Shewsry Baker Silkin Austin Baker Con Sisler Tobin Hannah Hendrys Pipp Love Ebin Beases Demmitt Park Raatert End Ker Pratt Peck Bodie Shocker Gallia Crerker Marsans Mendryx Giedeon Githooley Rf Uetin Bakersb Thedeen Bodteif Alg ZU Herher Oe Aikeitier Stohue bMaisei Hannahc Maite lLovep Ceveretd Traflic Ghocker Jahns Rher Hale Gltheeley Ereree Gedeon Sisley Magridge Eisler Mo and Letten Bases— Louis, 15, First Base On “rrere—New York Balis Leve Tin Yosing Bitcher Sisler

Eastern League scores bridgeport and Worcester results

Bridgeport 3 Tr aftford 1 Worcester 7 Waterbury 5. Standings reflect a high scoring day with Worcester defeating Waterbury and Bridgeport edging Tr aftford.

Bridgeport Traftford Worcester Waterbury

National League games on slate this afternoon

St. Louis meets New York at 3 45 p m while Pittsburgh travels to Boston Chicago faces Philadelphia and Cincinnati plays Boston in the NL Beeston visits Chicago Philadelphia meets Detroit and Washington plays St Louis in the AL games were scheduled for the day

Elror Cicege New York Cyncinnati Mttebarea Paxton Philadelphia Louls Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Chicago P.C Newark St. Louie Pittsburgh Cincinnati American League Beeston J. Louis

Leonard Blanks Indians in Cleveland Open

Boston takes final game from Cleveland 2 to 0 as Leonard limits the Indians. Hooper hits and Schang and Scott score on a sacrifice fly and a single. Chapman and Coombe are ejected after disputing umpire calls. Coveleskie starts for Cleveland, Leonard the winner, ONeill byline notes.

Cleveland Boston Leonard Scott Schang Hooper Chapman Coombe Owens Clevers Okavo Evans Shean Chapmanes Strunk Turner Ee Ruth Melnnis Warbe Thomas Roth Miller C. Thomas Beaton Tates Pieters Erees Beott Speaker Wambsgans Leon Coveleskie O'Neill Byrd Bagby

Johnson Allows One Hit In Washington Win Over Detroit

Walter Johnson held Detroit to one hit as Washington won 2 to 0. De Witt was the lone local batter with a hit. Washington tallied in the fourth on Milan being hit, a Shanks single, and Spencer’s throw to catch Shanks stealing, with Morgan driving in a run on a single.

Detroit Walter Johnson Washington de Witt Milan Shanks Spencer Young Morgan Phetroit Hpoa Shotten Cobb Foster Veach Meillmann Walker Lavan Annamitho Neero Johnson Roland Jones Jar.jones Ainsmith Olen Baree Edge Savan Mergen Oington Troit Boland Tones

Cicotte Triumphs Again as Chicago Tops Philadelphia

Chicago won 2 to 1 over Philadelphia, giving the Cubs three wins in four games. Cicotte and Perry held the visitors to nineteen hits combined, with sensational catches by Felsch O Dring and Tiebold saving runs. The game ended when Felsch started a double play, catching Jamieson’s fly and tossing to Sehalk to prevent a late tying score. Cleotte earned his fourth straight victory.

Chicago Philadelphia L. Cicotte Perry Felsch O'dring Tiebold Jamieson Sehalk Fahey Cleotte ilPeal Aldbhpoa Liebold Murphy Oldring Collina Walker Fleisch Jurna Weaver Gardner Gandtl Shannon Risberg Dugan Schalk Perkina McAvey Peta Hinth Eaver Burns Gandil Liebod

Giants To Help Bat Fund At Polo Grounds

Today at the Polo Grounds the Giants host Bat and Ball Day with 25 percent of receipts to the Clark Griffith fund for France soldiers outfits. All schoolchildren admitted for 10 cents. 1 cent War tax to fund. June 14 Cubs visit. parade and pennant celebration expected. Game time 3:45 PM against St. Louis.

Pelo Grounds Clark Griffith France Cubs Polo Grounds Gianta

Halpine Edges Pores In Three Mile Handicap Race

Terry Halpine of Morningside A. C. wins the three mile handicap at the Singer Employees Association meet in Elizabethport New Jersey defeating Charles Pores of Pelham Bay Naval Training Station who started from scratch. Other events include Willie Gordon fourth in the 1000 yard handicap and W Morton winning the 1000 yard race for Jersey Harriers A. A. C. with Pastime A. C. taking the team trophy.

Terry Halpine Morningside A. C Charles Pores Pelham Bay Naval Training Station Singer Employes’ Association Bennett Park Elizabethport N. J Peres Millrose A. & F Bri Pelham Bay Helpne Strek Halpine Eyee Rank Titterton A. C Sconers Willie Gordon New York A. C Pelham Bay Naval Training Jack Sellers Winged Woo Club Ogreten W. Morton Jersey Harriers W. Lebowitz A. A. U. Novica M. Greenberg A. G A. J. Jungebluth L. Wass W. Labowicz P. Berman Eddie Mayo Hospital Corps Fort Slocum DD. Richman C Y Southern New York L. F Signal Ca Thivre Uniform J. J. McCabe J. P. Giorgio W. Garbastro Naval Ausiliary A. v T. Halpine Charles Peres Wcratch F Titterton Pastime A. C Paulist A. c H. Cunningham Garvey A. Brewster H. Wisner D. Rhea T. McLoughlin B. Lichtman M. Brown Brooklyn A. A Finkelstein A. Craw H. Gross L. Kaufman Birech Diehl Company Singer Employes A. Brennan Diehl Comany L. Kornmeyer Diehl Company A. Asosak Decorement Paytime A. C Jory, Harriers A. A Kings County A Bronx Church House Mohawk A. C Boys’ Club

Scratch skirmish at Metropolitan YMHA track meet

Washington Heights Y. M. H. A. edged Ninety second Street Y. M. H. A. by three points at Ma gomb's Dam Park to win the Metropolitan League meet. Cartes won the 12-pound shot put and Freirich claimed the two-mile run as L. C. Wilson placed well in several events.

Washington Heights Metropolitan League Magomb's Dam Park Y. M Leo Lowenkopf Pers Amboy

Tietila Sets Fast Mile at Scandinavian American Meet

J Tietila of Kaleva A C won the annual Spring championship mile at Ulmer Park Brooklyn in 4 35 2 5 to break Hannes Kolehmainen's Scandinavian American Athletic League record by two seconds. Maki of Finnish American A C led field events with three wins including the 12 pound shot put 46 1 2 inches and discus 116 6. Kaleva A C topped team standings with 24 points. Swedish American A C was second with 18.

Hannes Kolehmainen J. Tietila Kaleva A. C A. L Ulmer Park Brooklyn Tietila Kolehmainen Maki A. C

Baseball scores from American Association game notes

In Kansas City against Indianapolis the game went twelve innings tied at two. Minneapolis beat Toledo by six to two in an extra innings contest while Loufville topped Milwaukee six to two.

Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Loutaville Milwaukee

Southern Association Scattershot Fragments Reported

Fragmentary OCR notes reference names and numbers tied to a Southern Association item. The readable bits include terms like 6 and Little RK and names such as Secotte and Mgelette, suggesting a partial score or roster snippet without clear context or full reporting.

Record Golf Match Raises 320000 for Red Cross at Chicago

In Chicago the Lake Shore Country Club hosted a charity golf match featuring Chick Evans James Barnes Jock Hutchinson and Robert McDonald. Hutchinson tied the course record 69 while Evans posted 72 and the event raised 320000 for Red Cross funds. Four golf balls sold at auction for 11000 paving the high total with later auctions driving the total higher.

Chicago Red Cross Lake Shore Country Club Chick Evans James Barnes Jock Hutchinson Robert Mcdould Indian Hill Club Hutchinson Evans McDonald Barnes Julius Onwaild Lake Shore Club

Nicholls Triumphs Over McLean In Red Cross Match

Gil Nicholls defeated George McLean 6 up with 4 to play in a 36 hole charity match at the Wyckoff Country Club raising about $600 for the Red Cross. Nicholls led 86 to 86 at the turn and finished 5 up after a strong back nine. the afternoon round saw Nicholls win 85 to 86 and clinch the overall 149 to 154.

Gil Nicholls George McLean Great Neck Wykagy McLean Nicholls Red Cross Inw Een

Interborough Eleven Triumphs 2–0 Over New York F C

Interborough R. football club defeated New York F C 2 goals to 0 in the Southern New York State cup final at Lenox Oval. McDonald scored from a late penalty after Edmondson was fouled, then Quinn added a second in a crowd rush. Referee T. Cunningham. Time of halves 43 minutes.

Lenox Oval Interborough R New York F. C New York Railroaders Edmondson Adameen An McDonald Interborough Quinn Renzulli Cence Oy Avis Ceenseegetts Ferre Hutchie Seecesces Ey Wiss Ceanat Vandeweighe Eensete Ery Petrie Pdmonngsoh Meyerdierke Bark Xens Cae Vila T. Cunningham Nesmen C. B. Creighton T. Dilman McDonald Quinn

Matthews wins high scoring trapshoot at Manhasset Gun Club

Herbert J. Matthews won a 106 target event at the Manhasset Gun Club on June 8. He broke 1 and scored successive runs 7, then a straight string in the final bracket.

Manhassett, L. L Herbert J. Matthews Manhasset Matthews

Federal Rendezvous Nine Wins

The Federal Rendezvous Nine defeated Empire City yesterday at Arctic Park in Brooklyn by a 7 to 2 score. The semi professional Empire City team played in Brooklyn, with a weathered contest resulting in a Federal victory.

Eral Hewies Vous Fifty-second Street Brooklyn Empire Ci Nine Brook!n Arctic Park Waesaablun

Bronx County Net Laurels to Tilden in Gripping Final

In a hard fought Bronx County singles final William Tild en defeated Howard Voshell 6 4 4 6 6 2 on the New York Lawn Tennis Club courts. Hartman and Binsen won Manhattan doubles, defeating Breinkampf and Bassford in four sets.

William T. Lilden Philadelphia Ea Dver Howard Voshell Bronx New York Henry Bassford Hartman Binsen Embree Henderson Stair Voshell Beemanen Escasion Bronxphy Anc Ashell Til Pel Tilden William YT S. Howard Voshell Pee Frirrnuser Tilden

Taylor Beaten At Tennis In Brooklyn Championship

Local junior champion Harold Taylor was defeated by Frank Anderson 6-4 6-4 in a Brooklyn championship match. The event at the Terrace Club featured several strong games including J Kashio’s 7-5 6-4 win over Herbert Bowman and other second and third round results among notable players from Georgetown and the Metropolitan area.

Brooklyn Terrace Frank Anderson Harold Taylor Nippon J. Kashio Herbert L. Bowman H. B. O'foyle Georgetown Frank Andersen Taylor O Boyle O'Boyle J. Mooyer Henry Bassford G Shearer J. Mersereau Marten A. L. Bruneau Frank Osgood Hen Basford T. Woodford Aruneau Royle Anderson C. Chambers Burrowes B. W. Stair C. A. Ras J. A. Collem H. BR. Hathaway J. Bo Anderson H. B. Opera Third Reuss O'Royle Mooyer Frank Anderson, Jr Ea A “Collem Ee I Kashio Bowman Zee Anderson Man Ba Sier

Mecabe Wins Net Championship at Nassau and Queens

Ernest Mecabe captures the Nassau and Queens County tennis singles title at North Hempstead Country Club defeating Anton Von Bernuth in four sets 3 8 2 4 6 1 6 4. Mecabe also wins the doubles with R B Gatcomb over Crilley and Lay in three sets 6 3 6 2.

Ernest Mecabe Nassau and Queens County North Hempstead Country Club Anton von Bernuth Mecabe R. B. Gatcomb Dr. E. T. Crilley Donald M. Lay Anton Alien Walker Cones A. von Bernuth R. B. Gatcombe B. Mecabe R. L von Bernuth Bw. Mecabe Dr. EB. T. Crilley

Women to Play for Tennis Title at West Side Club

The Metropolitan women's tennis championships begin this afternoon at the West Side Tennis Club with many leading local and out of town players entering. This event serves as the final tune up before the national championships in Philadelphia.

West Side Philadelphia

Willard J. Tilden Enlists, Withholds Mixed Doubles

Willard J. Tilden of Philadelphia, a frequent winner in early tennis events, has enlisted in the Signal Corps and will report for training in Pittsburgh this week. He will be unable to compete in the mixed doubles championship at Philadelphia.

Williard J. Tilden Philadelphia Signal Corps Pittsburgh Tilden

Shadow Flits Home In Front Of Hydra

Port Washington June 8 interclub catboat races on Manhasset Bay shifted from Port Washington Yacht Club to Manhasset Bay Club. Shadow winner of star class sailed by W L Inslee Bayside Yacht Club finishing 1 06 61 elapsed. Bobcat won cat class on five mile course in 1 hour TM seconds. Shadow 1 hour 6 minutes 51 seconds on same course.

Port Washington L. L Manhasset Bay Port Washington Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Club W. L. Inslee Bayside Yacht Club Hydra Tracy H. Lewis United States Aviation Squadron M. Egerton U.m.ss. H.M.S. Dow Inslee Brave Charles Hyde Tair B. C. Willis Eorge Fae T. H Pel A. D. Percival Ldteipper Geo. A. Corry Ake Tracy H. Lewin

Spencer Leads Cyclists In Velodrome Sprint Series

Arthur Spencer of Toronto won the quarter mile professional national championship at the Velodrome in New Jersey beating Bob Spears Frank Kramer and Gene McNamara. Spencer won the first of twelve races to decide the title and later defeated McNamara in the final for first place. Grenda Spears won the two mile Invitation event while Kramer and others suffered injuries from a crash.

Jpware N. J Arthur Spencer Toronto Bob Spears Frank Kramer Gene McNamara Kramer Spencer McNamara Speare Pee Inches Ramer Verri Piercey Magin Grenda Spears Madden MacNamare Think Kltie Spencer

Rogers Peer Company Tailors at Broadway and 13th

The ad touts Rogers Peer Company with priced tailors and fine to superfine Panamas. It promises a perfect fit and urges customers to visit the shop at Broadway at 13th Street near the Four Broadway Corners at Warren.

Rogers Peer Suits Orden Broadway 13Th St Warren

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