Engle's error leads White Sox to victory in tense game
New Yorks battle Walsh as Engle miscue opens door for Chicago. Purtell Isbell and Kleinow spark late rally. Keeler, Chase, and Demmitt contribute key hits but Engle’s blunder seals the tough loss for the Yankees in the tight series opener.
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Omiskey
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Claude Engle
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Akesiders
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Lee Annehill
Newark
Purtell
Lee
Atz
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Walsh
Lake
Homer
Mr. Gray
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Isbell
Chase
Ddie
Kleinow
Ake
Dougherty
Demmitt
Random
Laporte
Austin Os
Hall
Kleinon
Play Day Styles Across Sports Featured
The article outlines proper attire for tennis golf motoring riding and yachting. It lists items such as white tennis shirts flannel trousers golf shoes detachable sleeves weatherproof coats and riding breeches with accessories like puttees boots and Thermos bottles.
Bargain Paris Handkerchiefs At Three Broadway Stores
Rocers Peet & Company offers fancy French handkerchiefs at discounts. Prices start at 45 cents for quality merchandise. Stores located at Warren Street and 43rd 34th Streets with contact number 258 842 4302.
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Paris
Broadway
At Ate
Warren St
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores from yesterday show results in the American League National League and minor circuits with multiple city matchups including New York Detroit Boston Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and Baltimore. Eastern and American Association games feature Buffalo Newark Providence Montreal Toronto Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee and more.
Baseball Schedule for Today in Major Leagues
American League games listed with matchups including Chicago at New York at 3:80 PM and numerous other shows across cities such as St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Montreal Jersey City Toronto Providence Newark Rochester Baltimore Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul Louisville.
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Pittsburg
New York
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Boston
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Newark
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Washington
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Rochester
Baltimore
American Association
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Columbus
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Elberfeld, Tannehill Lead Sox Past Yankees In Nine
Elberfeld and Tannehill spark Chicago into a late rally while Engle errs twice and Isbell boots a ball. Purtell’s homer and a team defensive stand push Chicago to a 4 0 victory with key two base hits by Kleinow and Atz and solid pitching from Walsh.
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Elberfeld
Tannehill
Mr. Lake
Engle
Purtell
Yankees
Sox
Isbell
Dougherty
Hal
Cy Young Smothers Old Teammates In Boston
Cy Young returned to Boston for the first time since being sold to Cleveland last winter and held the Red Sox to two hits as Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 1. Line scores show Cleveland with Goode Niles Ridley Lord Turner Lajoie Hooper Gessler Easterly Wagner B. Lord Stahl Young and Wolter featured, with Schlitzer pitching for Boston.
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Boston
Cy’ Young
Cleveland
Abrhpoa
Lajoie
Hooper
French
Stovall
Gessler
Easterly
Wagner
B. Lord
Stahl
Young
Wolter
Carrigan
Schutzer
Speaker
Hinchman
H. Lord
Niles
Schlitzer
Messrs. Perrine and Evans
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In League Baseball Tilt
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 after late decisive scoring. Collins and Wallace hit three-base hits for the winners while Plank and Waddell pitched strong for eight innings. Ferris was hit by a pitch and Dygert closed out the final frames as St Louis edges ahead.
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Plas Ee
ST. Louis
AHPOA
Abrhpoa Heitm
M’alse
BO Ganley
Oj Hartzell
Collins
Pat’son
Murphy
OjFerris
Davis
Wallace
Baker
Jones
Barry
Will
Thomas
Stephens
Plank
Waddell
Dygert
Ferris
Philadelphia
English Football Team to Play Here
Negotiations for an international association football match to be held at Livingston on Oct 2 were completed between Harry Manley, president of the New York State Football Association, and Manager Cahill of St Louis. The Pilgrims from England will sail on the Lusitania on Sept 25 and include players from Chester, Birmingham, Sheffield, Woolwich Arsenal, Shepherds Bush, and Fulham. The squad will first play in New York against a State eleven before touring Baltimore, St Louis, Chicago, Bronte, Philadelphia, Fall River.
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Livingston
Harry Manley
New York State Football Association
Cahill
St. Louis
Pilgrims
England
Frea@ Milnes
Sheffield
Lusitania
Representativeschester
Birmingham
Woolwich Arsenal
Shepherd’s Bush
Fulham
New York
State Association
Baltimore
Chicago
Bronte
Philadelphia
Fall River
Reds Beat Giants as Raymond Ames Propel Reds Off Mound
Bugs Raymond and Leon Ames shut down the Giants in Cincinnati with six runs from timely hits. Despite sharp fielding by Mitchell and Bescher, New York failed in timely pinch hitting. Hoblitzell homered for the Reds, Marquard relieved, and Fromme struck out six.
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New York Times
Cinginnati
Bugs
Raymond
Leon Ames
Giants
Redland Territory
Griffith
McGraw
Marquard
Ames
Gambé
Mitchell
Bescher
Reds
McLean
Downey
Hgan
Herzog
Murray
O’hara
Devlin
Bridwell
Hoblitzer
Anal Stanes
Oakes
Doyle
Fromme
Bu Bridwell
Schlel
Egan
Cincinnati
New York
Lobert
Hobl’z’l
OjDevlin
Dwell
Schiei
Myers
Marqu’d
Merkle
Mitchell, Fromme, Herzog
Hoblitzell
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 8 to 1 Behind Clarke's Record
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 8 to 1 as Liefield held the visitors to scattered hits. Clarke set a season base record with eight on three singles a double and a triple in five at bats. Be part of the strong offense and pitching showing in a brisk game.
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Pittsburg
Bell
Brooklyn
Liefield
Clarke
Burch
Leach
Clement
Hum’l
Wagner
Abstein
Miller
Kustus
Wilson
McElv
Gibson
Marshall
McElveen
Ike
Hummel
Achine
Barbeau
Agner
Pittsby
Messrs
Cusack and
Johnstone
Chicago
Boston
Bates
Fman
Mont
Bw'ney
Howard
Autrey
Schulte
Dahlen
Phillies Stop St. Louis In Pitchers Duel At Home
In St Louis Philadelphia defeated the home club 8 to 2 in a tight game featuring Shean's two base hit and a three base shot by Shean. Magee Bransfield contributed for Philadelphia while Byrne and Titus added later runs. Moore and Lush worked on the mound for their teams with Moore lasting through the nine innings.
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Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Abrhpoa
Shean
Byrne
Grant
Shaw
Mages
Oiphelps
Titus
Ken’dy
Br'nsf
Oj Evans
Dein’ger
Hilis
Doolin
Hulswitz
Dooin
Gitbert
Moore
ZiLush
Lilis
Magee
Bransfield
Deininger
Bryne
Lush
Americans Face Chicago In Evening Baseball Match
At Rapelle Park tonight the Americans host Chicago in an 8 30 PM game.
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Chicago
Weston Sets Faster Pace in Mild Weather Miles
Weston posts a significant mileage increase as favorable weather boosts Walker’s daily distance by a wide margin. The article highlights the improved pace and the impact of good conditions on training.
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Walker
Weston's Tiberital Walk From New York to Francisco
A sixty seven day walking trek chart shows Weston's route from New York to Francisco across 100 days with Sundays off. It lists daily locations including Utica Toledo Chicago Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Nunn and Wyoming segments totaling 2042 days walked and 4300 miles distance yet to complete.
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Weston
Tiberital
New York
Francisco
Rae M
Utica
Fee
Maren
Chafee
Apa Beto
Journeys Endure Grueling Cross-State Trek in Wyoming
Edward Payson Whiton reports from Rock Springs Wyoming that he completed a long walking leg from Wamsutter to Bitter Creek in eight hours and plans to adjust his route due to scarce food as towns are far apart. he notes excellent roadbed but laments lack of fresh milk and eggs and promises further details on Sunday.
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New York Times
Rock Springs
Wyo
Point of Rocks
Marston
Wamsutter
Bitter Creek
Edward Payson Whston
Yale Navy's New Home Boathouse Planned at Quinnipiac River
Yale plans construction of the George Adee Boathouse on a 300 by 100 foot site north of Tomlinson Bridge on the Quinnipiac River New Haven Harbor. Groundbreaking will start soon with a target ready date for next spring. estimated cost about 70000 dollars funded by gifts including a 10000 dollar donation and several 5000 dollar gifts.
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New York Times
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
New Haven Harbor
Boat House
Julian Curtiss
Walter Camp
Theodore Woolsey
Tomlinson Bridge
Quinnipac River
New Haven
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Smith
Maitland
Julian W. Curtiss
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Columbia crews impress in Hudson practice ahead of July 2 races
In Poughkeepsie on June 11 Coach Rice praises the Columbia blue and white crew for strong work on the Hudson course. The senior eight remains unchanged, with a new combination possible if needed. Oarsmen log long rows of eighteen to twenty miles with occasional sprints as Cerusi stays in the second boat and Ryan, Jordan, and Keator push for promotion.
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New York Times
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N. Y
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Hudson River
Rice
New York
Morningside
Cerusi
Ryan
Jordan
Keator
Sophomore Crew Wins Carnegie Trophy Race at Carnegie Lake
The annual inter class eight oared race on Carnegie Lake yielded a sophomore victory for the Carnegie Trophy. Juniors placed second, freshmen third, seniors fourth as the winning time came in at 10:52 3-5 for the mile and seven-eighth course with Rogers Savage Gray Winant Robbins Smith Ransom stroke Roche coxswain Lewis. J C Vandyke 1910 elected captain of next year's senior crew.
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Carnegie Lake
Bow
Rogers
Savage
Gray
Winant
Robbins
Smith
Ransom
Roche
Lewis
J. C. Vandyke
Restless Earns Finish in Rough Bermuda Race
The schooner Restless owned by Dr. Leedon Sharpe of Philadelphia, last but one in the Gravesend Bay to Bermuda race, finished near St. David's Head at 3 35 PM. The crew report a rough passage with a gale forcing them to tack and sail downwind, staying within sixty miles of Bermuda Tuesday morning before being blown off course. The Marchioness, owned by J P Crozier, was sighted that evening.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Restless
Leedon Sharpe
Yachtsmen’s Club
Philadelphia
Gravesend Bay
New York City
St. David's Head
J. P. Crozier
Manual Training High School Wins Third Straight Senior Relay
Manual Training High School of Brooklyn captured the senior relay title at Brooklyn Field under the Public Schools Athletic League. The Manual four defeated Boys' High School and others to become permanent trophy holders with 12 points, followed by Boys' High 11 and De Witt Clinton 6.
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Brooklyn
Public High Schools of
New York
Brooklyn Field
Public Schools Athletic League
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Manual School
Manual Training
Boys’ High
de Witt Clinton
Stuyvesant
Erasmus Hall
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Baer
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Radnitz
R. Haisey
P. Hewer
Frumkin
K. Austin
J. Maguire
Grassner
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Marcus
Sand
G. Kelly
F. Harding
B. Stevens
H. Snyder
van Inkle
Fonda
Scholkow
O’leary
Close Golf Games on Wykagyl Links
Better conditions at the Wykagyl Club tournament produced closely contested matches in the First Cup and New Rochelle rounds. Condon and Bermingham advanced, Whitlatch defeated Legg, and several players moved toward the semi finals with eight hole to play margins and tight overall scores.
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New Rochelle
Yale
H. G. Legg
Minnesota
J. R. Turner
Marshall Whitlatch
Dyker Meadow
Vale
Whitlatch
G. W. White
Dykagyl
M. J. Condon
T. V. Bermingham
Wykagyl
A. Morrell
Hackensack
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R ‘W. Birmingham
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George H. Bowly
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Co. W. Hunt, Jr
Columbia
M. Relyea
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Scarsdale
G. Conley
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J. S. Marvin
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Cun
Insleelen
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C. A. Nesmith
Flushing
M. S. Brown
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W. R. Delnoce
J. J
Morrell
Clarke
Tiffany
Gaines
Spofford
Calhoun
Turner
Watford
Corinthian No. 8 Team Wins National Bowling Championship
The Corinthian No. 8 five man squad captured the National bowling title at Madison Square Garden with 2,999 total, earning a $1,000 prize. Metropolitan Club Baltimore took second with 2,863, Cleveland’s Clevelands third at 2,885, Sunset No. 2 Brooklyn fourth at 2,831, and All Chicago fifth at 2,810. Charles Gilbert of Cleveland rolled 739 in three games, a line not an official world record since not in the main event.
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Metropolitan Club
Baltimore
Clevelands
Cleveland
Ohio
Sunset No. 2
Brooklyn
All Chicago
Corinthian Club
Charles W. Gilbert
Smith
Dunbar
Watt
Schwabke
New York Women Triumph in Griscom Cup Final
New York golfing women defeated Boston 9 matches to 6 to reclaim the Griscom Cup from the Boston team. The event ran four days at Baltusrol Golf Club in Short Hills New Jersey as part of the Women’s Eastern Golf Association tournament.
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New York
Boston
New England
Tri-City
Eastern Golf Association
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
Tennis Scores From Yesterday's Play
Women's singles saw Edna Wildey, B H Moore, G I Chapman and Marie Wagner winning in straight sets. Women's doubles results include Gould Beecher and Wagner Pouch advancing to semis. Men's cup singles featured Dionne and Larned, with Behr, Fischer and Hackett/Little leading doubles rounds.
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B. H. Moore
A. Bpeg
Oliver T. Johnson
Seideee
G. I. Chapman
Marie Wagner
A SS Wildey
WilliamsHone
Frank J. Gould
Gertrude Beecher
B. Marcus
Miss Wagner
Pouch
Nottman
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A. G. Miles
Frank Juld
T. Johnson
F. Weaver
G. A.L. Dionne
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Eawin P. P. Larned
G. A. L. Dionne
Karl H. Behr
Raymond D. Littl
Harry Terrance, Jr
Otto H. Hinck
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Stallion Florizel II Dies at Sandringham During Exercise
London June 11 Florizel II a leading stallion of King Edward's breeding died today in a Sandringham paddock while being exercised. The 18 year old stallion sired by St Simon out of Perdita II was full brother to Derby winners Per simmon and Diamond Jubilee and heir to Derby winner Volodyovski.
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Florizel II
King Edward
Sandringham
St. Simon
Perdita II
Hampton
Persimmon
Prince of Wales
Aire
Volodyovski
Dead Horse Hill Climb Attracts Fast Cars In Worcester.
Worcester Automobile Club hosts sixteen hill climb events on a one mile slope with top racers like David Bruce-Brown in a Benz and L N F Baldwin in a Stanley. Free for all motorcycle and automobile events cap the program starting at 1 30 pm with Fred J Wagner as starter as Catskill Berkshire tour begins from Weehawken with fifty cars in line and pace maker Frank Eveland enforcing laws along the route.
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Worcester
Mass
David Bruce-Brown
L. N. F. Baldwin
L. B. Lorimer
Chalmers
Catskill-Berkshire
Weehawken
Frank Eveland
Eveland
Catskill
Lenox
New York
Automobile Club of America
Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
Charlies P. Skinner
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