Tigers Flat Yankees as Detroit Routs New York at Park
Detroit hammered New York in a 10-2 verdict at American League Park. Keeler Lofted a three base hit and Chase drove in runs while Brockett struggled on the mound for the Yankees and Detroit capitalized with nine runs in the fifth inning aided by errors from New York fielding.
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Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Brockett
Hughey Jennings
New York
Elberfeld
Chase
Texas Ec
Keeler
Kieinon
Ribpoa
Ribpoae
Wu Jones
Eivrd
Sal
C’ghlin
Crawl
Laporte
Cobb
W'liams
A'sman
Conroy
Downes
Mor’ty
O'Leary
Giants Beat Cardinals 8 to 7 in N L contest
National League game from St Louis June 11 reports the Giants defeating the Cardinals 8 to 7. Key hits include Shannon and Seymour doubles and a trio of singles in the seventh. Trade note: St Louis sent pitcher Buster Brown to Philadelphia for Johnny Lush.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
New York
Shannon
Seymour
Byrnes
Devlin
Browne
Wiltse
Wilttse
McGann
Buster] Brown
Philadelphia
Johnny Lush
Ribpoae Lush
Bannon
Bennett
Holly
Murray
Hostet'r
Byrne
M’gann
Burch
Shay
Burdis
OlCcoran
I Marshell
Taylor
M’ Glynn
Beckley
Strangwel
Issene
Hostetter
Lush
Kelly
McGlynn
Carpenter and
Johnstone
Baseball Game Summary Between Chicago and Philadelphia
In a 2-8 loss Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 2. Two-base hits came from Randall Evers Thomas. Pitching: Fraser five innings Pfeister six innings Overall and Corridon three innings each. Stolen bases by Randall Sheckard Chance Evers Moran Magee. Errors by Chicago two. Time of game two hours fifteen minutes. Umpire Mr O Day.
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New York
Detroit
Donovan
Schmidt
Cobb
Keeler
Brockett
Kitson
O'Leary
Elbeffeld
Pera
Chase
Mr. Sheridan
Pfeister
Chicago
Philadelphia
Randall
Evers
Thomas
Fraser
Knabe
Sheckard
Chance
Moran
Magee
Kling
Olft Fraser
Corridon
Mr. O'Day
ST. Louis
Prattsell
Ol Hartsel
Kering
Nicholls
H’phill
Yeager
Claring
Pittsburg
Jones
OlSchreck
Brooklyn
Iene c
Cross
Petty
Plank
Hallman
Stummel
Vu Occsey
Clarke
Olamiey
Wagner
Opatch
Sheehan
Lewis
Pelty
Stone
Hartzell
Gibson
Butler
Bisa
Phil Leever
Bell
Clymer
Alperman
Louie
Camatte
Struc
Messrs. Hurst
Leever
Ewing
Nahem
Shaman
Pe Deon
Nolly
Boston
Sjodrenn
Cshacesteve
Cleveland
Leach
Nealon
Diver
Flick
Cly
Storke
Cincinnati
Mowrey
Mitchell
Bates
Huggins
Baseo
Davis
Beaumont
Camnitz
Accrete
Tenney
Lindaman
Megers
Emsliel
Rigler
Origer
Mr. Klein
oetoncJccasse Ascess
Ribpoae
B'dwell
Clevs- Hugegins
Jand
Birmingham
Lobert
Bradley
Criger
Jays
O'Brain
Seco
Fick
Lajoie
Stovall
Turner
Jajoie
Davfy
Beaum
Unglaub
Ferris
Ganzel
Unglav
Messrs. Mason
Dorner
Evans
Stafford
Cincinnat
McLean
Howard
Mason
Brazin
Messrs
Emelie and Rigter
Cincinmass
Briibpore
Boulter
Mont
Schiet
Shake Up for Senators as Cross and Schlafly to Depart
Washington reports Lave Cross and Larry Schlafly will leave the Washington baseball team soon. Cantillon said Cross will be released while Schlafly may join a waivering club, with Perrine taking Schlafly’s second base spot. Mike Kelly heads to Des Moines to manage there, and Shipke acquires infield duties in exchange.
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New York Times
Washington
Lave Cross
Larry Schlafly
Cantillon
Cross
Schlafly
Wasingtons
Jim Never Ya
St. Louis
Perrine
Mike Kelly
Ban Johnson
Des Moines
Baseball scores from multiple games across cities
The page lists game box scores with players like Pelty Leever Hartzell and Joss. It covers St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati and Boston again with hits runs and outs noted for each team.
Faculty Defeats Seniors In Classic South Field Baseball
Columbia University professors set aside their dignity to show students how the game was played. On South Field yesterday morning they defeated the college seniors by 5 to 3, surprising the team with their old fashioned style.
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Columbia
South Field
Collegians
New York State League Standings Snapshot
In the New York State League Wilkesbarre topped with 5 points, Binghamton 3, Utica 4, Albany 2, Troy and A. J. and G. tied at 1. final tally lines indicate a tight midseason race.
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New York State League
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Troy
A. J. and
Utica
Albany
Cincinnati Club sells pitchers to St. Paul Aviation Club
The Cincinnati Club announces the sale of 40 day pitchers William Essick and Edward Minahan to the St. Paul Aviation Club on June 11. The deal follows an Atlantic League matchup where Cincinnati defeated Chester 5 to 1 and Brooklyn 7 to 3, and Reading beat Elizabeth 8 to 2.
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Chester
Brooklyn
Reading
Elizabeth
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Club
William Essick
Edward Minahan
St. Paul Aviation Club
Shongood
Excelsior Hat Works
Summit St
Newark
N. J
Standings and forfeit in hockey style club league
The standings show clubs including Toronto Newark Rochester Jersey City Providence Buffalo Montreal and others with varied win loss records and run totals. A forfeit occurs as Rochester refuses to abide by an umpire decision in the seventh inning causing Newark to win 9 to 0 with batteries listed for both teams.
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PAS
W. ZL
P.C
Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Scores and Schedules of Clubs and Yesterday's Results
Detroit topped New York 10 to 2 with St. Louis beating Philadelphia 3 0 and Boston defeating Cleveland 2 0. Chicago and Washington tied. Detroit travels to New York and Louis visits Philadelphia while Cleveland goes to Boston. National League scores include New York 8 St Louis 7 and Cincinnati 7 Boston 3 with Pittsburg 7 Brooklyn 4 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 5.
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Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Washington Chicago
Chicago
Washington
1. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
CAS
W. L. PC
Newark
Ge Fe
Ork
Peter Pan Wins In a Whipping Finish at Gravesend
Peter Pan sped to a narrow victory in the Standard Stakes at Gravesend, defeating Electioneer by a head with Flip Flap close behind, setting a new time for the fixture at a mile and a quarter. Electioneer led early as Peter Pan waited, then surged in the stretch to prevail by a half length over Electioneer and Flip Flap, in a race that drew a high-class field of four.
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Peter Pan
Gravesend
Electioneer
Flip Flap
Go Between
Slandy
Dan Buhre
Bedeneer
Koerner
Hig
Mountain
Crose
Peter _ Pan
Flup
Martin
Electioner
Whic
Gravesend adjusts race length after turn crowding issues
The Brooklyn Jockey Club changes races from one mile seventy yards to one mile sixteen, citing safety concerns at the first turn. A partnership dissolution between Sydney Paget and E. R. Thomas follows Paget’s plan to ship a stable of steeplechase horses to England, with a public sale scheduled at Sheepshead Bay on a fixed date.
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Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Sydney Paget
E. R. Thomas
Istalena Defeats Effort In Atlantic Yacht Regatta
The Atlantic Yacht Club regatta featured Istalena racing against Effort and Neola over a 26 mile Lower Bay course. Istalena, newly advanced to the 68 and 57 foot class, placed first with Effort 1 minute 49 seconds behind and Neola a further 12 minutes 24 seconds back after a tight duel among the trio.
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Istalena
Neola
Atlantic Yacht Club
Herreshoff
Atlantic Anchorage
Sea Gate
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Neela
Hook
Effort
Istaleria
Istaléna
Addison Hanan
Mr. Pynchon
Capt
Powell
R. P. Doremus
Lasca
N. J. Callanan
Eclipse
Big Stoops
A. E. Brown
Henden Chubb
Spider
Soya
H.M.S. H.M.S
Cesces Eclipse
L. J. Callanan
F. M. Smith
G. M. Pynchon
Sou
Blase Vices
Luxury steam yacht Remilk arrives in New York
The Remilk, built by Clyde shipyard for W Sharpet and Indian Harbor, returning from England after a rough voyage, is nearly twice the size of his former Viola. Designed by Cox and King, the yacht is among the most luxuriously fitted vessels, to be registered from Greenwich as home port.
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Remilk
W. Sharpet
Indian Harbor
Mer
Larchmont Yacht Clubs
New York
England
Ferguson
Cox and King
Viola
Greenwich
National Baseball Commission Action On Stahl And Kelley
The National Baseball Commission met in Cincinnati to review Jake Stahl and Mike Kelley cases. Stahl refused to play for Chicago after being sold by Washington Americans, while Kelley remains suspended in the American Association and could be barred by any league at a president's decision.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Jake Stahl
Mike Kelley
Stahl
Washington Americans
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Kelley
Washington
Ban Johnson
American League
American Association
Championship Baseball Decider at Fordham Field
The deciding game for the local high school championship will be held at Fordham Field on 190th Street and Third Avenue next Saturday afternoon. De Witt Clinton and High School of Commerce compete for the title and the clash is set to start at 3 30 p m.
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Fordham Field
190Th Street
Third Avenue
de Witt Clinton and
High School of Commerce
Gravesend Entries First Race For Two Year Olds
Entries from Gravesend list the first race for two year olds, a selling eight allowance five furlongs. Notes show vendors and conditions for the race and entrant details.
Americans Scraped No Prizes At London Horse Show
The International Horse Show in London saw no first prizes for American exhibitors who were outclassed in several competitions. Critics questioned judging fairness as many Americans expected to triumph, with many noting their horses might be labeled second rate. Notable attendees included James T. Hyde E M Boyle J J Fox and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt who lent his box to the Duchess of Roxburghe.
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Cablegram
Tom
NEW York Times Co
London
James T. Hyde
E. M. Boyle
J. J. Fox
E. Vanderhorst Koch
George B. Holme
Edward F. Murphy
Mrs. Gilder
Lady Minto
Duchess of Marlborough
C. W. Watson
Alfred B. Maclay
R. Penn Smith
August Belmont
Isadore Morse
T. Luis de Orativia
Allen Lowney
Gen. F. Beadmore
Henry Wheeler
Charles Stratton
George C. Clausen
Clarence Moore
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Duchess of Roxburghe
King Edward Visits Show at Olympia in London
King Edward and Queen Alexandra with Danish royals attend the International Horse Show in London. Olympia hosts a gala day with Court notables and a crush around the ring as judging is suspended for a royal display of prize winners. Vanderbilt Watson and Winans compete in coaches class. Winans wins the blue.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Frederick
Louise
Denmark
England
Olympia
A. G. Vanderbilt
Alfred B. Maclay
C. W. Watson
Fred Pabst
William Orr Barclay
Vanderbilt
Watson
Walter Winans
Broadway Automobile Exchange Offers Low Priced Used Cars
Advertises best quality used autos including Pierce Arrows Mercdes Packards Cadillacs Olds Locomobiles and more at low quotations with demos. Also offers tires and traction tread tires half price and trade ins with Detroit cars under 2000. Location at 71 782 Broadway and 247 249 W 47th in New York City.
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Pierce-Arrows
Mercedes
Peerless
Thomas
Manhattan
Broadway Mammoth Automobile Exchange
Broadway
Wyckoff,Church & Partridge
Picard
56Th St
Detroit
Detroit Motor Car and Supply Co
New York City
Yachts and Motors Bargains from Geo Gates
A sale listing details launch bargains from 14 to 50 ft vessels with H P ratings and prices, plus canoes, motors, and steel launches. The seller Geo Gates advertises items from 411 Hartford Bldg and 41 Union Square with evening and Sunday hours, including an elevator at 26 17th St.
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H. P
Hartford Bldg
Union Square
17Th St
Schoolboy Breaks Arm at Public School No 75 Meet
Gemuel Gitter a 12 year old from 33 Forsyth Street broke his right arm yesterday during the outdoor athletic meet of Public School No 75 at Seward Park. He was in the fourth heat of the seventy yard dash when pushed in a crowd and fell. An ambulance responded though the father refused hospital transfer.
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Gemuel Gitter
Forsyth Street
Seward Park
Gouverneur
Gitter
Special
H. Langman
M. Rabinowitz
Ose
H. Silverman
H. Laneman
S. Bernstein
J. Bernstein
M. Grossman
L. Goldstein
W. Gordon
J. Restick
Rosenthal
S. Rosenberg
S. Kalmowitz
S. Goldstein
B. Klein
Epecital
S. Miranchik
J. Finkelstein
J. Davis
H. Shulman
S. Becker
J. Israel
BR. Namowittz
M. Held
J. Shambaum
I. Cohen
Ae S. Becker
J. Sugita
129Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Hebrew Orphan Asylum Grounds
Receiver's Appointment Named in Page Brandt & Booth Filing
Robert J. Mayhon named as receiver in a court filing with Page Brandt and Booth, attorneys at 27 William Street, New York, handling the case for the receiver.
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United States
New York
Bick Bros
Chas. Shengood
Southern District of New York
Leonard St
Borough of Manhattan
William Henkel, JR
James, Schell, &Elkus
Broadway
District Court OF the United States
James F. Griffen
U. S
Selis
West 42d St
Borough of
Manhattan
Robert J. Mayhon
Page, Brandt
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Pease Pianos
W. 42d St
N. Y
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134Th St
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Prof. Dalton
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Clark & Dolan
Rector Street
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Maiden Lane
Tel
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Franklin St
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Writer Exchange
National Cash Register
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West Broadway
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East 26Th St
Europe
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Purchase and Exchange
Joanna Gorham
St. Luke's Hospital
Sands Fund
Sarah A. Sands
County of New York
Xin
Hall of Records
Frederic de Peyster Folster
Edward D. Thurston
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Daniel J. Dowdney
Russell Benedict
City of New York
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Mary McMahon
John Mulligan
Seligman Manheimer
Abner C. Thomas
New_ York
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Edward M
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Henry Thompson
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Wall St
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Tate
Redding
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Cedar Street
Bernard G. Gunther
Rounds, Hatch, Dillingham
New Me
Louis Cassiter
Fairfield
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Nassau Street
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