Tigers Brat Yank in Errorless Game Victory
Detroit beat Washington 2 to 1 in an errorless contest as Mullin twirled for the Yankees and Bush and Stallings stars shone. Jennings drove in the decisive run with a two base hit and Cobb was involved in late drama as the Tigers clinched the series in light rain at American League Park.
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Yankees
George Mullin
Detroit
Hughey Jennings
Royal Bengals
McConnell
Angora
Hilltoppers
Tigers
Jersey
Champs
Mullin
Jennings
Schaefer
Bush
Austin
Stallings
McIntyre
O’leary
Matty
Occason
Mac
Crawford
Sam
Kleinow
Cobb
Moriarty
Demmitt
Keeler
Elberfeld
Duke Farrell
Dem
Engle
Claudius
Paris Handkerchief Bonanza Sparks Bargain Sale
We landed 2500 French handkerchiefs from Paris and import direct. Damask striped, color rich Parisian style offered at 1.00 each. Also available are fancy mixture suits 18 to 42 dollars, blue or black serge suits 18 to 40, and a cravenetted raincoat to complete the set.
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Paris
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores from yesterday show Detroit and New York waning in the American League, with several games postponed due to rain. The Eastern League and American Association reports multiple delays from wet grounds and rain. Louisville, Kansas City, St. Paul, and Indianapolis noted scores with some postponements.
Standings of the clubs and team records
The snippet shows fragmented standings with teams such as Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cleveland like a 1903 baseball or basketball league table. It lists won and lost counts, percentages and incomplete scores, providing a chaotic snapshot of club positions and records.
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P.C
Brooklyn
Unclear Sports Card Standings
Incomplete data shows team scores and percentages for Rochester Newark Jersey City Providence Buffalo and others with fragmented figures and trailing decimals, lacking full context or dates. No clear winner or event identified.
Unclear chart data from Indianapolis to Milwaukee standings
Fragmentary numeric table shows city abbreviations and percentages or scores including Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus Louisville EC St Paul Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City with varied figures. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
Baseball schedule notes for four cities and leagues
Chicago at New York four P M St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston National League games list various matchups including New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Boston Chicago Montreal Jersey City Toronto Providence Buffalo Newark Rochester Baltimore Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul Louisville.
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Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Speeiasle
Washington
W.L. P.C
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Nine to one Detroit rout in a brisk box score clash
Detroit jumped to a quick lead as Mullin shut down New York with a brace of hits and a strong defense. Keeler’s catch denied Stanage a run, and Schaefer’s double play helped steady the Knicks. The box score shows Detroit at 62 runs to New York's 1 run in a two hour, two minute battle with Mullin earning the win and Manning the loss.
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Mullin
Moriarty
O’leary
Schaefer
Stanage
Schmidt
Manning
McConnell
Jennings
George
Detroits
McIntyre
Willie Keeler
Matty
Demmitt
Stan
Bush
Elberfeld
Laporte
Buffalo Bush
Austin
Detroit
New York
M’int’re
Keeler
Crowf
Cobb
GjEngle
Mor’ty
Chase
O'Leary
Ich’fer
Hemphill
O Knight
Sweeney
O Kleinow
Blair
McC'nell
Knight
Kleinow
Messrs
Evans and
Perine
Between the Innings in a Muddy Tigers Series
A lively recap of a baseball series describing the Tigers as mud horses and praising players like Mullin Elberfeld and Chase. It notes crowd observations, press box intrusions, and the varied reactions of umpires and fans while praising the Tigers as classy and the series as memorable.
School 10 Wins Brooklyn Elementary Championship at Prospect Park
In Greater New York elementary school finals only one of three games was decided as School 10 defeated No 144 by 8 to 5 to claim the Brooklyn championship at Prospect Park. Remaining matchups No 17 of Richmond vs No 58 of Queens at Prospect Park and No 169 of Manhattan vs No 8 of the Bronx at Crotona Park were postponed.
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Greater New York
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Richmond
Queens
Manhattan
Bronx
Crotona Park
New Rule For Foreign Race Horses Discussed By Jockey Club
The Jockey Club plans to consider at its July meeting a proposal from the Stewards that no weight be allotted to a foreign horse in a handicap until it has run three times in the United Kingdom. The rule aims to curb influx of French and American horses, and faces mixed opinions as Stewards’ proposals are rarely rejected.
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London
Jockey Club
United Kingdom
Yale Golfer Ties for Gold Medal in New Rochelle
H. W. Legg of Yale and H. W. Bermingham of Wykagyl tied for gold medal honors in the 36 hole qualifying round of the three day Wykagyl Country Club tournament opening at New Rochelle. Legg posted 172 with 91 morning and 81 afternoon rounds while Bermingham had 172 in two steady rounds 88 and 84.
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H. W. Legg
Yale
Minnesota
H. W. Bermingham
Wykagyl Country Club
New Rochelle
Egg
Bermingham
Marshall Whitlatch
Dyker Meadow
M. J. Condon
Wykagyl
T. H. Thomas
Thomas
Hackensack
G. W. White
Flushing
G.P. Tiffany
Powelton
E. M. Wild
Crawford
A. Morrell
M. R. Marston
J. R. Turner
E. H. Hart
B. H. Worford
Greenwich
B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
C. W. Hunt, Jr
Columbia
F. W. Howard
Wykayl
C. W. Inslee
G. L. Conly
Siwanoy
Allan Lechtenheim
W. W. Harris
Dunwoodie
H. D. Brewster
Scarsdale
P. S. McLaughlin
C. M. Relyea
Cr. H. Brown
Saeghill
J. S. Marvin
S. D. Bowers
Brooklawn
J. W. McMenamy
Dr. E. L. Burnett
New York
J. H. Bowly
Spring Lake
Marshall S. Brown
J. J. Chadwick
P. G. Smack
Oscar Carlson
J. H. Phillips
C. G. Stone
C. A. Nesmith
W. A. Patterson
T. A. Anderson, Jr
C. H. Pidgeon
Fort Wayne
P. C. Panier
South Orange
A. L. Broe
R. C. Morrow
B. K. Farnham
C. W. Romaine
R. F. Rode
J. G.deericks
New York Women Win Griscom Cup Opener At Baltusrol
Thirty top women golfers from New York and Philadelphia faced off at Baltusrol Golf Club Short Hills New Jersey in the Griscom Cup first match. New York edged Philadelphia eight matches to seven after two bouts extended to twenty holes. New York advances to meet Boston in today’s final.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltusrol
Short Hills
N. J
Boston
Miss Adams
Mix
Julia R, Mix
Caleb Fox
Georgianna
R. H. Barlow
Bishop
E. A. Manice
Milton Work
C. L. Tiffany
Irene Richard
E. F. Sanford
William West
W. J. Faith
A. Davis
M. K. Wetmore
Philip de Wolt
W. D. Vander
Ethel Maule
G. Davis
Frank Bacon
Ruta Cos Secasuseas Et
Eskew Equals World Record In National Bowling Event
O B Eskew of Red Bank New Jersey matched the world record with a 699 over three games in a Madison Square Garden National championship match against Albert Bisang of New York. Eskew’s first game was 215 and second 219 with a final 235, three pins short of the top single game record. A novelty mixed match saw Lee Graff Indianapolis and Miss Bertha Wilson Philadelphia defeat Harry Meyer New York and Nellie Lester Brooklyn 1121 to 1085 with two of three games won by the victors.
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Madison Square Garden
O. B. Eskew
Red Bank
N. J
Albert Bisang
New York
Eskew
Edward Thompson
Fred Clinch
Alhambra Club
Harry Meyer
Nellie Lester
Brooklyn
Lee Graff
Indianapolis
Bertha Wilson
Philadelphia
McGovern Beats Goldman in Ten Round Fight at East Avenue
Phil McGovern defeated Charley Goldman in a ten round bout at East Avenue Athletic Club Long Island City. McGovern dominated most rounds though Goldman delivered solid body blows and had McGovern down in the final round. McGovern’s brother Terry coached him from ringside.
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Phil McGovern
Charley Goldman
East Avenue Athletic Club
Long Island City
McGovern
Goldman
Terry
Giants Endure Shutout as Cubs Dominate Chicago Bout
In Chicago on June 10 the Cubs defeated the Giants 5 to 0. Pfeister shut down New York with strong pitching and exemplary fielding while Chicago hitters pushed across five runs in the first and later frames. Myers was the lone Giant reaching third base as Marquard, then Ames, struggled against the home club.
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Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Marquard
Ames
Myers
Pfeister
Herzog
New York
Sheckard
Hofman
Tenney
Steinfeldt
Harry
Howard
O’hara
Schulte
McGraw
Leon
Steinfeld
Hoffman
Murray
Zimmerman
Moran
Yale Crews Row in Rain on Thames Four Miles
Yale Varsity crew, coached by Kennedy, completed a four mile trial on the Thames in 20 minutes 45 seconds amid driving rain. Kennedy called the time not remarkable but noted it as the fastest four miles this year and praised the crew for all men finishing strongly despite the conditions. Harry Curtiss misses trip due to scarlet fever. no changes to Yale crews.
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New York Times
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Kennedy
Yales
Thames
Yale
Harry Curtiss
Julian Curtiss
New York City
New York Times Saturday Review Summer Reading Preview
The issue highlights 100 books best suited for summer and vacation reading, with analyses and letters of interest, up-to-date book news, and information valuable to readers and dealers alike.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Englewood Field Club Tennis Rounds Amid Poor Weather
In Englewood, tournament play resumed under miserable conditions with several matches decided. Bets include Besant defeating Gould 6-3 2-6. Larned advancing in singles with wins over Martin and Kelly. doubles action noting Chapman Miles and Larned Wrenn triumphs amid a series of default wins and close sets.
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Englewood Field Club
Winifred Besant
Frank J. Gould
George L. Chapman
A. G. Miles
Louise Hammond
Edna Wildey
Edwin P. Larned
Harry
A. Holmes
G. M. Church
E. Foerster
S. Homans
T. C. Trask
R. H. Palmer
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
Dr. E. Pa
U. S. Billings, Jr
W. A. Larned
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
A. E. Lindley
A. C. Sherwood
H. Torrance, Jr
O. H. Hinck
G M. Church
E. F. Lee
B. M. Phillips
I. W. Kendall
A. Doughty
Karl H. Behr
Bawin P. Fischer
Artemus Holmes
George M. Church
King Smith
Arthur S. Cragin
William F. Powers
Otto F. Affeld
Gravesend Races Add Extra Day and Stable Moves
Brooklyn Jockey Club announces an extra racing day set for next Wednesday with purses on the Gravesend program. Jockey McIntyre leaves Brooklyn for Canada to join the Garth stable, abandoning his remaining rides. Long Island Rail Road alters Gravesend track special timing to depart 1:00 PM. Restigouche is scratched from the Patchogue Stakes but works a mile in mud. Montgomery leaves for a Montreal stake before returning to New York next week.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
P. J. Dwyer
Gravesend
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J. E. Madden
William Garth
Brooklyn
Canada
Garth
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
C. Hildreth
Restigouche
Montgomery
Montreal
New York
Royal Onyx Wins Patchogue Stakes On Muddy Gravesend Track
At Gravesend in wet conditions Royal Onyx defied the heavy surface to win the Patchogue Stakes a six furlongs race. The race featured McGinnis owned entries including Notasulga and Dreamer while Frank Gill died after finishing second in the mile and a furlong handicap.
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Chapultepec
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Rosimiro
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Frank Gill
Squire
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Creevy
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Meadowbrook Polo Team Dominates Rance Lag Open Cup Debut
London report says Meadowbrook from Long Island crushed The Tigers 14 to 1 in the opening match of the Rance Lag open cup. The Tigers fielded only one first class player, underscoring a lopsided contest.
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London
Meadowbrook
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the Tigers
American cyclist Walthour wins in Paris race
Bobby Walthour, American rider, wins a fifty kilometer motor paced race in Paris in 41 minutes 2.15 seconds. The event on June 10 showcases Walthour's speed and endurance against European rivals.
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Walthour
Paris
Bobby
Weston reports long Wyoming journey amid railroad ruin
From Bitter Creek Wyoming on June 10 Edward Payson Weston writes of a strenuous trek with bitter weather, long days, and late trains. He details travel from Bitter Creek toward Point of Rocks, noting rail conditions deteriorated by heavy rains and crews repairing the road bed while trains run hours late. He mentions a Denver Post pedestrian tale and signs off in characteristic brisk fashion.
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American Motor Car Association envoy reports French auto slump
A. E. Schwartz, foreign representative, cites severe overproduction in France with hundreds of cars in storage and dealers begging to move stock. He notes high taxes on horsepower and seats, police crackdowns, and a shift toward aerial navigation drawing interest away from automobiles.
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A. E. Schwartz
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Schwartz
France
Acme Car Leads In Ocean to Ocean Race
Four cars in the ocean to ocean automobile race passed through Ellis Kansas today. The Acme car did not stop while two Ford cars were delayed forty five minutes for repairs. The Ford cars left an hour after the Acme and the Shawmut car followed twenty minutes behind the Acme after the Ford repairs.
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Kan
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Rainier Motor Co Offers Trade Cars At Rainier NYC
Rainier Motor Co offers 1907 to 1909 model cars at reduced prices. Each auto is in first class order, repainted, and sold with a six month repair guarantee. Models include 1908 45-50 HP touring and roadster, 1908 baby tonneau, 1907 touring limousine runabout. See Rainier sales rooms Broadway at 64th Street in New York.
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Rainier Motor Co
Rainier
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