Ragged Baseball by the Yankees Recalls Old-Time Methods
Detroit defeated New York 16 to 4 at American League Park as the Yankees made eleven errors amid a second inning onslaught. The crowd taunted the home side while Griffith confronted a spectator after the game, and Detroit hitters toppled Orth and Hogg with nine runs in the second inning.
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New York
Elleven
Yankees
Orth
Hogg
Jennings
Griffith
Elberfeld
Laporte
Williams
Moriarty
Conroy
Hoffman
Keeler
Kleinow
Tetroits
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Killian
Moriarity
Muilin
Jon Cobb
Rossman
Schmidt
O'Leary
Detroit i
Hogs
Killen
Tyers
Mr. Sheridan
Griffith Loses His Head After Game Altercation
After the game yesterday Manager Griffith allegedly struck Frank, a dry goods merchant of Eighth Avenue and 145th Street, on the jaw, then fled toward the clubhouse. Frank and his associates vow to obtain a warrant for Griffith's arrest.
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Mr. Frank
Eighth Avenue
145Th Street
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Cobb
Troil Club
Rank
Oberlin Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally
In a tight game Oberlin overcame a late deficit with a ninth inning rally. Key hits came from Stovall and Ferris while Stolen bases by Ferris Turner and Bradley sparked the comeback. Glaze allowed 8 runs in 1 1/3 innings, Oberlin faced 10 runs in 7 2/3 innings.
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Prueitt
Eveland
Levasaiaicsst
Ce Eereo
Fiick
Congalton
Theliman
Ullivan
Stovall
Ferris
Turner
Bradley
Glaze
Lajoie
Brovall
Unglaub
Balle
Oberlin Defeats Theilman In Low-Scoring Bout
Oberlin 4 Theilman 1. Left on bases Cleveland 6 Boston 8. Struck out Oberlin 2 Thielman 6. Hit by pitched ball by Theilman Gongalton and Parent by Oberlin y. We pitch Oberlin. Time 1:50. Umpires Messrs Stafford and Evans.
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Theilman
Cleveland
Boston
Thielman
Gongalton
Parent
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Philadelphia
Uis. Hia
RIAE
Philadele Stone
Hartsel
Jones
Nicholls
Peering
Selbold
Wallace
Davis
H’phill
Collins
Butler
Oldr
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Schreck
Buelow
Cross
Howell
Dygert
Philadelp
Oldring
Nicholis
St. Louis
Philadel
Eperrore
Dyphia
Ball
Messrs. Connolly and Hurst
Durham Beats Chicago In Sixteenth Baseball Matchup
Durham pitcher Patten allowed nine hits in six innings while Chicago yielded seven in one. Roche Smith and F Jones doubled for Durham. Isbell stole a base. Washington scored in a 0 1 0 0 9 0 sequence as Chicago trailed. Time of game one hour forty five minutes with O Loughlin umpiring.
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Durham
Washington
Chicago
Roche
Smith
F. Jones
Patten
Hughes
Nill
Isbell
Chill
Paten
Heydon
Mr. O'Loughlin
Fennsylvania
Princeton
Newe'b
O Webb
Dillon
Judd
Osides
Corkran
McLean
Eprokaw
O/Wister
Brady
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Harlan, Vaughn
Cooney
Predy
Drewes
Takaki
Mr. Sprigman
Pittsburg Wins Rain-Shortened NL Finale In Narrow Victory
In Pittsburg June 12 Pittsburg edged Brooklyn 6 to 4 in the final game of the series halted by darkness after rain in the seventh inning. Leach Lumley and Batched players led Pittsburg with key hits while Leever and McIntyre held Brooklyn to four runs. Time of game one hour thirty minutes.
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Pittsburg
Haliman
Brooklyn
Lumsey
Wagner
Abbat'o
Jordan
Nealon
Hummel
Sheehan
Maloney
Gineen
Lewis
Batch
Leach
Lumley
Casey
McIntyre
Alperman
Philippe
Leever
Phillippe
Butler
Umpthe
Kiem
Jersey City Outlasts Buffalo in Fourteen Inning Tilt
In the Eastern League at West Side Park Jersey City beat Buffalo 2 to 1 after fourteen innings. Lake pitched well for Jersey City while Vorwinkle started for Buffalo. Key plays included two lengthy innings with tied score until Jersey City pushed across the winning run in the fourteenth.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
West Side Park
Bisons
Lake
Skeeters
Batteries McGinley and Carrigan in Baltimore tilt
In Baltimore Toronto and Baltimore faced off with Batteries McGinley and Carrigan for Toronto and Hardy and Hearne for Baltimore. Umpire Mr. Owens. Game called to allow the teams to catch a train.
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Toronto
Eee
Baltimore
McGinley
Carrigan
Hardy
Hearne
Owens
Americans Excel at Olympia International Horse Show
American exhibitors at the Olympia show dispelled gloom by winning top honors in multiple classes. Alfred Van derbilt's Rustling Silk and The Dude led the brougham pair, The Major won the single victoria, and Rose Worthy with Marguerite Margrave swept the best appointed roadng class. Charles S. Platt and others from New York and Baltimore attended.
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New York Times Co
London
Olympia
Alfred Vanderbilt
Rustling Silk
C. W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
William Orr Barclay
Charles 8. Platt
New York
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Baltimore
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Chicago
Tyler Morse
J. A. Molitor
C. 8. Baylis
Polkenus
S. Castner, Jr
Virginia
F. O. Horstman
E. M. Byers
Americans win six blues at Olympia horse show in London
American exhibitors dominated the International Horse Show at Olympia, taking six blues in major classes. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and C. W. Watson led the wins with multiple horses, while Mrs. William Orr Barclay and Alfred B. Maclay each claimed a blue. Watson's Lord Baltimore led a crack single-horse harness class, Vanderbilt's Columbia and The Major teamed with other winners, and Americans captured thirteen ribbons overall.
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London
Olympia
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
C. W. Watson
William Orr Barclay
Alfred B. Maclay
Co. W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
Phaeton
A. G. Vanderbilt
Columbia
My Maryland
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Rustling Silk
Dude
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Watson
Victoria
Alfred Vanderbilt
Lady Baltimore
Mr. Vanderbilt
Lady Kathryn
Alert
Sweet Marie
Full Dress
Gibson Boy
Walter B. Winans
Wilot
Mr. Maclay
Mr. Winan
Barney F
Rip
Rose Worthy
Marguerite Margrave
William Orr-Barclay
Sultan
Sandow
Columbia Crews Test Strength On Hudson River
Columbia's rowing practice covered eight miles on the Hudson with lineup changes due to minor illness. McLean remains at No 3 in the varsity eight, Spaulding moves to the four, Cerussi stroking the eight, and weight gains noted as a positive sign in hard training.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Hudson River
Jim MacKenzie
Gillies
McLean
Spaulding
Ryan
MacKenzie
Cerussi
Rice
Ellis Ward
Milton
Courtney
Scotty McMaster
Annapolis
Georgetown
Syracuse
AT PROVIDENCE. Batteries-Hughes and Connors, Stevens and Peterson
Umpire Mr. Kelly. A brief score note from a Providence game lists Hughes, Connors, Stevens and Peterson as battery pairings with Kelly officiating.
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R.H.E Mont’al
Hughes
Connors
Stevens
Peterson
Mr. Kelly
Standings of the Clubs in the C C5 W League
The standings list Toronto Newark Jersey City Buffalo Baltimore Rochester Montreal Providence and others with win loss records. Toronto leads with a 19 13 mark while Newark sits at 20 15 and Jersey City 21 16. Baltimore 18 18 Rochester 18 18 Montreal 14 14 Providence 14 19 with several teams showing negative point differentials.
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Toronto
Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
C. Pc
Princeton Romps Past Penn in Shutout Fight
Princeton blanks Pennsylvania 6 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey as Brady leaves in the first inning and Simpson finishes. Hits were scarce for Pennsylvania with nine by Princeton as Drewes and the bullpen keep Penn at bay.
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Princeton
N. J
Drewes
Pennsylvania
Brady
Simpson
Scores and standings from yesterday's club games
Detroit defeated New York 16 to 4 while Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8 to 0 and Cleveland toppled Boston 12 to 6. Chicago routed Washington 18 to 1 as schedules list today matches and wet grounds for several city pairings.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tie in Atlantic City Golf Chooses 1907 Champion Hopefuls
In windy Northfield the tie for the 36 hole total ended with Miss Osgood of Brookline and Miss Adams of Wollaston both at 189. Miss Bishop of Bridgeport was third with 191. A deciding 18 hole match may be played to name the 1907 champion.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Eastern Golf Association
Northfield
Miss Osgood
Brookline
Miss Adams
Wollaston
Miss Bishop
Bridgeport
Rouse O'Brien Wins Another Bout
Rouse O'Brien, the young Boston featherweight, defeated Johnny Dwyer of Perth Amboy in six brisk rounds at the Sharkey Athletic Club. The bout featured fast exchanges from start to finish and showcased O'Brien’s rising form in local boxing circles.
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Rouse O’brien
Little Boston
Fistle
Johnny Dwyer
Perth Amboy
Sharkey Athletic Club
Biff and
Beng
Morosini Cup in Doubt after six matinée meets
The final Morosini Cup heat left ownership undecided as Coast Maine driven by Dr H D Gill and Invader owned by Andrew Crawford tied for first. A decisive race Saturday will determine the winner while several Executive and Boardman cups hinge on Invader Coast Maine results. Floyd Jones Bolstone and Claus Behling Governor Holt led pacer events with close heats.
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Road Drivers’ Association
H. D. Gill
Coast Maine
Andrew Crawford
Invader
Giulia Morosini
Trotter
Pacer
Floyd Jones
Behling
Ragland
Solstone
Public School 147 wins point trophy at Seward Park meet
Public School No. 147 captured the point trophy and a large plaque after amassing 73 points at the Seward Park athletic meet under the Clinton Athletic Association. Public School No. 160 took second with 67 and No. 22 third with 18 as James J. Allen of PS 147 was cheered. An invitational 440 relay saw PS 40 awarded first after PS 75 was disqualified for not touching.
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Seward Park
Clinton Athletic Association
Public Schools Athletic League
James J. Allen
Public Schoo No. 147
Public School No. 75
Pubs School No
Manhattan
Hamilton Fish Park
Championship Roller Races Draw 4000 At Madison Square Garden
Four thousand spectators witnessed the first American Athletic Union roller skating championships at Madison Square Garden. A Grote of Wayne A C won 220 yards and Walter B Barker of Mohawk A C took the one mile title.
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Madison Square Garden
American Athletic Union
A. Grote
Wayne Athletic Club
Walter B. Barker
Mohawk Athletic Club
Charles L. Franks
Chicago
H. C. Meyer
A. W. Moeller
Mohawk A. C
J. Jordan
Wayne A. C
Joseph Jordan
William Blackburn
Madison Square A. C
W.B. Barker
Anthony Merlo
Northwestern A. C
Joseph Ryan
W. B. Barker
Alexander Defends Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Title
Frederick B. Alexander defeated Raymond D. Little 3 sets to 1 on the West Side Lawn Tennis Club courts to claim the metropolitan title and the cup. The score was 6-4 6-2 6-8 6-2, with Alexander’s consistent play and Little’s errors shaping the match. The women’s event at Amackassin Club Yonkers featured Elizabeth N. Moore and Kate Atkins advancing to the singles semifinals, and Marie Wagner with Julia Steinacher winning the mixed doubles.
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Raymond D. Little
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
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Mellick
Pate
Stake
Fuller
Pool
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Tomlinson
Amackassin Club
Yonkers-on-Hudson
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Kate Atkins
Marie Wagner
Julia M. Steinacher
Clover Boldt
A. C. Bostwick
Hudson River
Miss Moore
Edna Wildey
Plainfield Country Club
W. H. Pouch
Regatta Preview as 57s Race at Glen Cove NYYCs Spring Meet
Lively interest surrounds New York Yacht Club regatta at Glen Cove today. Three new fifty seven foot on sign schooners race for the first time alongside Istalena and Ingomar with Commodore Plant’s vessel captained by Charley Barr. Elmina and Queen may join, while Amorita and Eclipse race in a likely class together.
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George M. Pynchon
Bean Geen
Commodore Vanderbilt
Aurora
Harry F. Lippitt
Istalena
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Morton F. Plant
Charley Barr
Elmina
Queen
Fred M. Hoyt
Amorita
L. J. Callanan
Baseball Today in Chicago and Americana Field
Baseball action today features a four game program with the M American eee N and Americana teams in Chicago venues. The schedule highlights cross league matchups and regional interest for fans.
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Chicago
Court Dress Triumphs in Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend
Court Dress ridden by Martin led from the start to win the Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend, defeating Yankee Girl with a time of 1:47 1-5. The race highlighted Keene’s strong stable amid a day of upsets, including Wexford’s easy handicap win and a photo finish deciding Royal Onyx over Oyama.
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Steeplechase Jockey McInerny Hurt After Gravesend Fall
Steeplechase rider McInerny, aboard Douro, fell at Gravesend yesterday and suffered chest injuries with internal damage. He was placed in an on-site ambulance to the racecourse hospital but insisted on returning home once able to move. Royal Onyx, claimed by G T Molinelli from Oneck Stable, won yesterday’s race and was later bought back for 2505 dollars, 1195 over its entered price.
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Rumson Polo Club Wins in Philadelphia Match
The Rumson Polo Club of Seabright New Jersey beat White Marsh 15 goals to 11 at Bala field in Philadelphia on the Wood crest Cups day. L L Downing and H S Legare starred while penalties and a safety play by Benson altered the score. The win advances Rumson to face the Bryn Mawr and Country Club winner for the trophies.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Rumson Polo Club
Seabright
N. J
White Marsh
James W. Paul, Jr
Bala
Roslyn Heights
L. L. Downing
H. S. Legare
Paul
Benson
Rumson
Bryn Mawr
Country Club
Harlan Princeton’s Baseball Captain
E. H. W. Harlan of Belair Maryland was tonight elected captain of the Princeton baseball team for 1905. Harlan prepared for Princeton at Alexandria Virginia.
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Princeton
N. J
E. H. W. Harlan
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Christie and Strang Sail to Enter Dieppe Grand Prix
Walter Christie and his mechanic Lewis Strang departed for Europe aboard the Majestic. Christie's new racing car is stowed in the hold and will represent America in the Dieppe Grand Prix on July 2, challenging French, German, and Han factory machines. A crowd at the dock sent them off, hoping for victory in a race that tests both machines and drivers against famed international contenders.
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Lewis Strang
Europe
Majestic
Christie
America
Dieppe
France
Flag Names Allowed in Glidden Cup Cars
Chairman Frank B. Hower announced that cars in the AAA Glidden Cup tour may carry flags bearing the machine name. Previous rules prohibited any signs on competing vehicles.
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American Automobile Association
Frank B. Hower
Touring Board
Mullins Steal Boats and Launches Squires Sons TLandt
Mullins steals boats and launches assault on Squires sons in a chaotic incident reported with details of the parties involved and the sequence of events. Authorities investigated the confrontation and charged those connected with the dispute.
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Squires
Tlandt
Brooklyn Jockey: Cla Six Races Today at 2
Brooklyn motor racing officials authorize uniform triangular white pennants to identify cars for today’s six races at Brooklyn. Flags will be three feet long and carried two per car on the engine bonnet, with red or black lettering.
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Brooklyn
Touring Board
Woman Driver to Lead Albany to Atlantic City Run
Miss Edith B. Armstrong will drive a twenty horse power car solo from Albany to Atlantic City and back as part of the Albany Automobile Club McClure Cup endurance run. The challenge marks her as the first woman to undertake such an extended tour. Fifteen entries currently pledge to start June 20 with no time limits.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Albany Automobile Club
Atlantic City
Edith B. Armstrong
Fordham Preps Break School Marks in Field and Track
Fordham Preps set three school records at Fordham Field’s annual event. E. J. Seitz lifted the shot put to 38 feet 6% inches, R. Muro cleared 8 feet 6 inches in pole vault, and John Howe clocked a mile in 5 minutes three seconds faster. Wilks led with 16 points, Seitz had 14, Wren 10, and Walsh edged Walsh by a foot in the 440-yard dash.
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E. J. Seitz
R. Muro
John Howe
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Seitz
Wren
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