Giants Rally To Split With Cubs In Ten Inning Win
A four hit rally in the tenth gave the New York Giants a 5 2 win over the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Art Fromme and Charley Smith starred for the Giants while Ferd Fromme and Fletcher led at the plate with three singles each. The win evened the series at one game apiece after a tense ten inning battle that featured late scoring and sharp defense.
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New York Times
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Art Fromme
Charley Smith
Teereau
jem-Red
Smith
Roome
Zimmerman
Whie
Heiin
New York
Chauiey
Inger
Baler
Ap i
Fromme
Merkie
Dovie
Fred
Rand
Leach
Erkie
Ubs
Bridwell
Burns
Meye
Meyers
Heine
Art
Limmerman
Fletcher
Cub
Shafer
Seushi
Itehell
Murray
Ietcher
Snodgrass
Ima
Doyie
Sater
Thene
Mitchell
Ton
Snod- Brees
Archer
Goode
Rcher
Mme
Urns
Mletcher
Merkle
Doyle
Horns
Balla
Messrs. O'Day
Pittsburgh Routs Brooklyn 11 to 3 as O'Toole Excels
Pittsburgh bats explode for 18 hits led by Viox 2 singles a double and a homer as O'Toole dominates, Stack Yingling and Kent roughed up. Double plays highlight defense and Cutshaw steals second with Gibson out for first time since April injury. Cincinnati Philadelphia fracas ends with 3 to 2 Cincinnati win as Tinker and Knabe eject.
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Pittsburgh
Stack
Yingling
Kent
O'Toole
Viox
Mons
Smith
Wagner
Brooklyn
Byrne
O'Moran
Garey
Uc'tsh
Viex
Hum’l
Mil'r
Da'b’t
Wilson
Hyatt, Rf
Fisher
Gibson
Mil’r
Gling
Callahan
Cutshaw
Hyatt
Fischer
Carey
J. Miller
Hummel
Wheat
Hballa
O'Toole, 7. Hit By pitcher—Wagner Aene. Double Plays Hummel Andubert;ubert
Daubert
Messrs
Kiem
Rth
One Run Wins Sox Over Yankees At Polo Grounds
The White Sox beat the Yankees 1 to 0 in New York marking an even split in the four game set. Ping Bodie delivered the deciding hit with a fourth inning single driving in Mattick as Chicago’s Mike went deep in the eighth to nearly widen the lead before a remarkable double catch by Peckinpaugh and Midkiff halted two Sox runs. Fisher pitched well for New York, while Russell worked for Chicago in a pitchers’ duel.
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Tinker
Knabe
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philadelphia
Benton
Moore
Dodge
Cravath
Laderus
Marsans
Bergammer
Walsh
Almeida
Berghammer
White Sox
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Ping Bodie
Ping
Mattick
Sox
Chance
Peckinpaugh
Midkiff
Middie
Chase
Collins
Chicago
Fisher
Schalk
Rath
Cree
New York
Dan'is
W'ver
St Midk
Russell
Keung
Sterrett
Tderrick
Caldwell
Isett
McKechnie
Bodie
Walter
Keating
Messers, Egan and Evans
Boston Beats St Louis In Final Game Of Series
Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 3 to break even in the series. Tyler pitched well other than two innings as Boston's big batters provided timely hits. McLean Titus McDonald Leary and Hauser starred for Boston while Griner and Sallee pitched for St Louis. Time two hours. Umpires Brennan and Eagton.
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Boston
ST. Louis
Tyler
Guiner
M'ville
Hug’ Ns
Cath'’s
Res
É Brathans
Soekes F
Mowr
Titus
Griner
Wingo
Sallee
McLean
Gene
McDonald
O'Leary
Hauser
Ofer
Cathers
Connally
Devlin
Oakes
Kame
Messrs
Brennan and
Eagton
Philadelphia
Sam Agnew
Houck
Bender
Austin
Ferguson
C'pton
Om'in’s
Balenti
Strunk
O Barry
W'i'ce
Bschang
Agnew
Abe
Brown
Trois—Balenti
Schang
Collins
Leverenz
Stone
Walsh
Wallace
Williams
Shotten
Barry
Stovall
McInnis
Levere
Dineen and
Local Battery Assignments and Officials From Several Cities
In Newark and Jersey City assignments list batteries and officials for matches and games. Rochester and Toronto second games show batteries, umpires, and competing names, with scattered scores and team pairings.
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International League
Providence
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Holy Cross Defeats Harvard In Cambridge Series Win
Holy Cross defeated Harvard 7 to 2 in Cambridge to take the series for the year. The Worcester team had 13 hits off R Murray while Harvard managed five off Frye and Felton. Cley, Alsop, Myrick and Wingate stood out for Holy Cross, with Frye going distance for Harvard. Time of game one hour forty minutes.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mayer
Moore
Knabe
Groh
Dhubblé
Doolan
Luderus
Benton
Messrs
Rigler
Byron
Holy Cross
Harvard
New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
R. Murray
Worcester
Frye
Felton
Cley
Sjalsop
J. Myr
O Clark
Ayres
S‘ders
Dolan
Tomes
Mphy
Ph'lips
Young
Clark
Crome
Cawley
J. Durmy
Ag Ps
Oly Cross
Wingate
Ostergren
Bale
R. Mu
Ky Frye
Roe Ba
Conway
O'Reilly
Princeton Yale Grads Play in Essex County Alumni Game
Prominent Yale and Princeton alumni faced off yesterday at South Field Club grounds in Essex County New Jersey. The veteran game ended 7 to 6 with Princeton edging Yale as former Varsity players Dowd Mecabe and Bowan starred for Princeton and Yale’s notable names also appeared in the lineup.
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Yale
Princeton
Essex County
N. J
South
Field Club
Ioc
Lecer
Reid Anane
Princet Bowman
Mecabe
Bu Butts
Onderbill
Ail Seid Ton
Dowd
Phings
Record-Setting 16th-Inning Baseball Marathon
In Penn Rossiter Upper and Lower Roesiter teams played a marathon game, ending 112 to 88 after 16 innings. The match tied for six extra innings and lasted seven hours, with the Upper town finally breaking the deadlock. Lower town tallied 42 doubles and 32 triples amid a chaotic seven-hour affair featuring 29 players.
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New York Times
Rossiter
Penn
Upper
Lower Roesiter
Upper Town
Lower Town
Rome
Nomertuna
Trighee i Atubien Te Teamaig
Murphy Manhattan Track Captain Leads Local Meet
Murphy, Manhattan track captain, and 42 Ghmer tendered to Charles Deffy of Sachem. Joan G Mohr won shsten SSP and Gace wee est in a terse school-meet summary with unclear context.
Detroit Slugs Three Pitchers In 11 0 Win Over Washington
Detroit dominates Washington 11 to 0 as Davis earns his second win of the series. Crawford belts a grand slam in the second inning to clear the bases and Cobb later homers over the fence. Washington’s pitchers flounder while Detroit builds a one sided victory with sharp hitting and timely scoring.
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Detroit
Washington
Davis
Crawford
Cobb
Milan
Calvo
Cleveland Triumphs In 15 Inning Boston Clash 98 to 5 Score
A 15 inning game in Boston ends at sunset with Cleveland defeating Boston 98 to 5. Olson steals home with bases loaded in the final inning after Graney draws a walk and Ryan pops out to short, creating the potential winning run.
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Boston
Cleveland
Olson
Ryan
Leonard Fn
Graney
Australian boxing impresario McIntosh visits New York
Hugh D. McIntosh of Sydney arrives in New York for a two week stay to promote a new theatre venture abroad. He notes boxing’s thriving scene in Australia with Snowy Baker at Rushcutters Hall and discusses past efforts including Burns Johnson and Summers. He plans to tour Europe after leaving New York on June 25.
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Hugh D. McIntosh
Sydney
Australia
England
France
New York
McIntosh
Europe
Burns-Johnson
Antipodes
Rushcutters Hall
Johnson
Snowy
Baker
Aee
Harry Stone
Johnny Summers
Ar. McIntosh
Ommy Burns
Georges Carpentier
Paris
Burns
McDougall Sets World Halved Mile Record at Newark Velodrome
Donald McDougall representing the New York A C dominated a Newark Velodrome program. He first clocked 0:56 1-5 in a trial heat then set a new world half mile amateur handicap record of 0:52 5 in the final while winning the event. The previous record was 0:56 2-5 set by E L Young at Salt Lake City on August 23, 1912.
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E. L. Young
Salt Lake City
Army Day at Belmont Highlights Military Handicap
Belmont Park hosted Army Day with a 3000 crowd watching the Belmont Military Handicap as the feature. Lieut Rockwell’s Gilbert won a head over Lieut Patton’s Kinnelon in a driving finish, Highland Chief third. Hess, Essex II, and others ran in the two mile event.
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Belmont Park Race Track
Corps of Engineers
Fifteenth Cavalry
Highland Chief
W. Mitchell
Rockwell
Gilbert
Lieut
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Lysander
Wolff
Ella Bryson
Wilson Ler
H. L. Bell
Ambrose Clark
Oneck Stable
Ch. F. Sprite
K. Karrick
B.£. Ishore
J. McCahey
Toggery
Sandvale
Charles Pfizer
Mr. T. Wright
Page
Mr. H.S. Page
Soulding I. Jenkins
H. Prince
Jack Middleton
B. G. Lysander
H. Wolfe
R. F. Carman
W. Rightmire
J. L. Holland
Donald McDonald
T. McTaggert
Flamma and
Grosvenor
United States Army
K. Rocckwell
B. G. Kinnelon
George 8
Capt
Mitchell
Goldwick
Lyman
Phoenix Stag
Marks
Eee
C. Bradford
Old Erin
Surles
National A. Chase and Hunt Association
Wright
Belmont
B. H. Merry Task
Tucker
J. Davis
B. c. Star Gate
F. Alpers
Flying Yankee
T. Wonas
L. Holland
B. c. Gallop
É Mcrasgart
F. Carr
J. Water Lady
Parr
S B. c. Robert Oliver
J. Butwell
Athletic Girl
Intendent
Mise Waters
Polly H
Sir Caledore
Private Cheer
First Race Entries and Weights for Monmouth Meet
A listing of race details across six events with weight allocations for three year olds two year olds maidens and handicaps at Monmouth. Entries include Ren Striker Montressor Tarts Sleuth Scally Ambrose Little Jupiter Ella green Dr Duenner Altamaha Yellow Eyes and several others with weights from 90 to 162 pounds and notes on purses and allowances.
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Ren
Monmouth
Striker
Montressor
Sleuth
Scally
Ambrose
Little Jupiter
Elbrod
Surprising
Water Lad
Fathom
Black Broom
Captain Burns
Worst Dale
Armament
Fireside
Superintendent
Pete. Hog Stromboll
Hypatia
Big Ward
Ella Ereen
Ceeteers
Dr. Duenner
Ei Ames
Altamaha
Yellow Eyes
Way
Tndothted
Galaxy
Mater
Flitaway
Violet Ray
Addie M
Welkin
Shannon River
L’navarre
Coligny
Pilant
Work Lab
Beaucoup
Lohengrin
Warhorn
Dandy Dixon
Women’s Tennis Advances to Semi-Finals in Philadelphia
The third round of singles is complete with survivors advancing to the semi-finals. Notable players include Robert Williams and Edna Annie Wiigey, with several others from local clubs and institutions progressing to the next round in St Martins.
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Philadelphia
Rapid Phi Club
St. Martins
Robert Williams
Lee Oohastine
Edna Ane Wiigey
Fairmount Park Denies Permit for Quaker City Auto Race
Philadelphia officials refused to grant permission to Quaker City Motor for a scheduled automobile race at Fairmount Park. The decision came from the Fairmount Park Commission amid safety and traffic concerns, ending the planned event in June.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount Park Commission
Quaker City Motor
Soos
Brushing on Speedway Headlines Harlem Pace Heats
Twenty one heats contested in eight events at Harlem Speedway. Master McKerron led in straight heats to defeat Quida with 1 07 and 1 08 times while Fair Maiden beat Startle in 1 06 42 and 1 06. Teddy P. won the final Class B heat after three preliminary wins and Conniston the Class C pace winner by a neck.
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Harlem
Clover Patch
E. J. la Place
McKerron
J. Chaimowitz
Quida
la Place
Chaimowitz
I. W. Hunt
Hugh Reilly
Bronson
E. Shoemaker
William O'Neil
W. C. Urban
Teddy P
C. Hilawatsch
Bright Direct
Conniston
George Stamberger
Dream wins Bermuda motor boat race from Philadelphia
The Dream owned by Charles L. Lagan finishes at 4 53 P M in Bermuda after a 3 14 56 victory margin over the scratch boat Barbara II with a 16 44 36 hour allowance. Barbara II leaves Philadelphia and Barbara II records 85 14 20 elapsed time after time correction. Tocsam not sighted by late tonight though no danger. Barbara II arrives Hamilton at 7 15 A M with no damage or casualties reported.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Dream
Charles L. Lagan
Yachtsmen's Club
Philadelphia
St. David's Head
Barbara
NO BOXING IN SUMMER PLAN MOVES FOR STATE
New York State Athletic Commission discussed banning boxing in June July and August with a vote favoring the move to take effect a year after adoption to allow clubs to adjust leases. The commission also revoked Orange County A C license for a May 22 match report lapse and commended Billy O Gibson with a gold token while probing a Bloom Ascher Attell frame fight allegation.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Orange County A. C
Middletown
Billy O’ Gibson
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
Phil Bloom
Ack Ascher
Bloom
Abe Attell
Irving Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Attell
Ascher
Lumbermen Golf Championship Ends at Salisbury Links
E F Henson wins the Lumbermen's Association championship over Guy E Robinson two up and one to pay in the final round at Garden City Salisbury Links. Horace eg captures the net prize after seventy two holes in seven divisions of eight players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbermen’s Golf Association
Salisbury Links
Garden City
E. F. Henson
Guy E. Robinson
Horaceeg
Dunwoodie Golf Championship Winner Named at West Newton
In West NewtonMass on June 11 John W McMenamy captured the Dunwoodie Golf Championship after 72 holes of medal play Petey Mrs Barlow and Ronald H Barlow notable as Merion Cricket Club Philadelphias Mrs Barlow defended her title in the women s event at the Country Club with a four hole margin the event concluded yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwoodie
John W. McMenamy
Dunwoodie Corn Club
Barlow
West Newton
Mass
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Lovibond Reaches Fourth Round in Westchester Tennis
A. M. Lovibond advanced to the fourth round of the men’s championship singles at the Country Tennis Club of Westchester in Hartsdale by defeating M. F E. Fox Jr. in straight sets. The notable match saw R. L. Boggs beat A. H. Pfeiffer in three sets 5-7 6-4 6-3. Boggs and Pfeiffer’s clash highlighted the event. The men's championship doubles also reached the third round.
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A. M. Lovibond
Country Tennis Club of
Westchester
Hartsdale
M. F E. Fox, Jr
R. L. Boggs
A. H. Pfeiffer
Vantage
Pfeiffer
Boggs
Courtney shakes up Cornell crews in rowing drills
In Poughkeepsie on June 11, Cornell coach Charles Courtney re shuffled positions in the varsity four and freshman eight, moving Hiscox from stroke to No. 2 and placing Byrd at pacemaker. The varsity eight remained Ithaca’s only crew unscathed amid long workouts and team changes at the Pennsylvania camp.
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New York Times
Poughkeepie
N. Y
Cornell
Charles Courtney
Hkce
Ithaca
Hiscox
Byrd
Courtney
Baily
Bow
Duffie
Cool
Moffatt
Wisconsin
Clayton
Pennsylvania
Garvin
Wolf
John W. Alexander
No. T
Coach Rice
Taylor
Finkle
No. S
University of Washington
Harvard Crew Practices With Wray Visible Progress
In Connecticut on June 11 Harvard Varsity and freshman eights did a mile and a half paddle under Coach Wray while he also led most of the afternoon session with Varsity rowers. Roger Cutler attended as a former captain visitor and the squad received two large salmon from former Secretary Meyer of the Navy on a Quebec fishing trip.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Wray
Roger Cutler
Meyer
Navy
Quebec
Flag officers dinner honors Atlantic Yacht Club leaders
Commodore J Stuart Blackton Vice Commodore A Taylor and Rear Commodore Arthur W Teele headlined the annual flag officers dinner at the Sea Gate home of the Atlantic Yacht Club. Generals admirals captains and civic leaders joined at the speakers table and guest list. A display of cut glass cordial sets accompanied the proceedings.
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J. Stuart Blackton
A. Taylor
Arthur W. Teele
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gat
Gherardi Davis
Ajor Gen. Barry
Department of the East
FE. Allen
Fort Hamilton
Charles I. Sigsbee
Waldo
Albert Gleaves
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Je. J. Z. Hopping
George Tt. le Sauvage
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Fred BK. Dalzell
Crescent Athletic Club
Nehemiah Boynton
D. D
Alvah Nickerson
Carlos de Zafra
Regatta
Chapple Captures Fifty Mile Open at Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple of New York wins the fifty mile open championship at the Motor drome Brighton Beach in 38 minutes 46.25 seconds setting no new two mile record though. Hartley Thomas of Philadelphia places second two laps behind. William Vanderburg also from Philadelphia finishes fourth. Frans Krebs of Brooklyn wins the three mile novice in straight heats with times 2 28 2 5, 2 21 2 3, 2 21 4 5. Mercier takes the three mile handicap from Ohine and Sayer in 2 21 1 5. Chapple fails to beat the two mile record at 1 21 1 5.
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Chapple
Arthur Chapple
New York
Brighton Beach
Hartley Thomas
Philadelphia
William Vanderburg
Frans Krebs
Brooklyn
Sayer
Gibson
Paul Ohine
Bert Sayer
George Mercier
Mercier
Polo polo match Duke's Challenge Cup semi finals at Piping Rock
Morris Kingscote refereed the semi final polo between Randolph four and Cooperstown at Piping Rock Club in Locust Valley. The Cooperstown four, led by Dows Gatins Randolph and Ran dolph, defeated Randolph 17 to 12 with Kingscote penalizing two halves. Leopards beat Great Neck 5 to 1 with Clarke scoring against Leopards. Lineups listed for Great Neck and Leopards, referee D J Ross.
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New York Times
Locubt Valley
N. Y
Morris Kingscote
Farrington
Berkshire
England
Duke of Westminster
P. Randolph
Cooperstown
Kingscote
America
Piping Rock Club
Great Neck Four
Leopards
Randolph
Hanlicap
P. Randolph, Jr
David Dows
D. K. Gatins
W. Randolph
P. S. P. Randolph
F. S. von Stade
Rumsey
C. P. Beadleston
Malcolm Stevenson
Clarke
Great Neck
W. R. Grace
Wilxon Webb
Hamilton Hadden
Jeremiah Smith
J. C. Rathbone
Q. A. Shaw 2d
J. B. Thomas
F. A. Clarke
D. J. Ross
Westchester County Horse Show Directors Elect Officers
The Westchester County Horse Show Association elected officers for the twentieth annual show to be held at White Plains on Sept 17, 1819 and 20. Oliver Harriman serves as president and Robert W. Leonard as vice president. The board includes Ernest Iselin, David Dows, J Risk Steers, J W Harriman, Henry Rowland, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester Couny Horse Show Association
Oliver Harriman
R. W. Leonard
Henry Rowland
W. S. Blitz
White Plains
Robert W. Leonard
Ernest Iselin
David Dows
J. Risk Steers
J. W. Harriman
G. D. F. Leith
Niel G. Reid
J. Borden Herriman
J. Il Thompson
Alfred B. Maclay
Bryce Wing
Skeletons and Summer Suits Reflect Lightweight Fashion
A playful note describes skeletons avoiding self-destruction in tailored outfits while a man stays cool in summer through thin fabrics. The coat design emphasizes no back lining to improve airflow and comfort in hot weather.
Wool serge not turning green guarantees durable trousers
Blue serge that resists color change is achieved with all wool fabric rigorously tested. An extra pair of flank nel trousers adds value, making them as good as two suits.
Norfolk families find comfort in town and country living
Norfolk residents embrace a lifestyle rooted in real Irish tweeds and Scotch homespuns boosting domestic comfort and popularity.
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Iver Lawson
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Davenport
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William Hanley
San Francisco
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Stween
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Ellis Motor Car CO
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