Yankees Lose A Fine Uphill Game In Chicago
The Yankees fell 4 to 1 as the White Sox, led by Ed Walsh, held New York to five hits. Keefe lasted only a third of an inning and Kitson relieved, striking out and scattering the visitors’ hits. Jones and Isbell sparked the New York offense, but timely runs came for Chicago in the ninth, sealing the setback in the series opener at American League Park.
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Keefe
Sphere Monnters Ae
White Sox
Ed Walsh
Chicago
New York
Kitson
Griffith
Roche
Sullivan
Kielnan
Hoffman
Itson
Kleinow
Keeler
Elber‘feld
Jones
Isbell
Donohue
Moriarty
Davis
Ughert
Onroy
Isl
Roy
Hoffman Macricea
Conroy
Snow
Baseball box score fragment from Cleveland vs Philadelphia game
Incomplete box score notes show two-base hits by Cross and Schreck, Clarkson and Leichhardt pitching notes, and fielding events. The obscured clipping cites innings, outs, and umpire Stafford with a two hour game duration.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cross
Schreck
Ocades
Leichhardt
Sack “Elis
Bradley Nee
Davis
Cewe
Ion
Pee Son
Chick Stahl Benefit Held For Widow In Eastern League Game
The Providence Eastern League defeated the Boston Americans 3 to 2 in sixteen innings. Receipts totaled 140.50 to be given to the widow of Chick Stahl formerly of the local team. Club contributed 850 with 125 by players and 11 by Cleveland players. Batters included Batipton Barry Peterson Harris Pruett Jacobson Glaze Criger. Umpire Charles Farrel.
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Providence
Boston Americans Jhey
Chick” Srahl
Cleveland
C Batipton
Barry
Peterson
Ty Harris
Pruett
Jacobson
Glaze
Criger
al Oyna
Shaw
Charles Farrel
Timely hitting carries Chicago to win over Brooklyn
In Chicago on June 18 Reulbach held Brooklyn to two hits. Hofman misplayed a fly leading to Casey and Lumley scoring. Chicago tallied two runs in the eighth to secure a 3 2 victory with timely hitting and cautious baserunning.
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Geame
Reulbach
Hofman
Casey
Lumley
Brooklyn
Bheck
Chance
Batch
H’fman
Hummel
Tinker
Maloney
Evers
Butler Ss
Rucker
Jordan
Butler
Rilbech
Pastorius
Tolen
Slagi
Kling
Ruelbach
Messrs. Johnstone and Carpenter
Boston Tops St Louis In Tight Interleague Tilt
In St Louis Boston nips St Louis 12 to 0 scoring on three-base hits by Bates and four pitchers. Bennett Tenney and Tenney steal bases. Karger allows 9 hits with 8 strikeouts over 90 minutes as Rigler calls the game.
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Bridwelles
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OlTenney
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Murray
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Bates
Byrnes
Howard
Burch
Ritchey
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N'dham
Karger
Tals
Tenney
St. Louis
Young
Mr. Rigler
Cincinnati and Philadelphia Edge In Tight Tilt
Cincinnati and Philadelphia played a pitchers duel with key hits and errors. Knabe and Courtney among standouts with two bases, Ganzel and Titus driving triples, Moren the losing pitcher. The game clock showed one hour and forty minutes.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Huggins
Thomas
Lobert
Knabe
Mitchell
O/Titus
Davis
Magee
Ganzel
McLean
O C'tney
Mowrey
Doolin
Odwell
Dooin
Weimer
Ol Moren
Coakley
Osborne
Moren
Courtney
Bransfield
Titus
Uggins
Gansel
Wier
More
CLUB STANDINGS AND SCORE REPORT
The standings show Toronto leading with 19 wins and 13 losses, Rochester at 17-20, and Baltimore at 18-20. Montreal trails Montreal 15-20 while Jersey City and Newark sit 22-17 and 7-20 respectively with Buffalo 20-17 and Providence 1-22. Batterries are listed with Bannister Doran Whiting Duggan Vandergrift in Newark and Newton Connor McCloskey Dillon in Montreal Newark game. Umpire Mr Owens officiated the Newark match against Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Buffalo
Bannister and Doran
Whiting, Dugnn
Vandergrift
Newton and Connor
McCloskey
Dillion
Mi. Owens
Yale Eight Surges Ahead In Four Mile Boat Test
Yale coach Kennedy sent the Varsity eight on a four mile upstream test from New London, posting a 22:50 time as the Freshman eight rode along coached by Kennedy. No changes in boats. Rockwell and Auchincloss stayed in their positions amid light winds and rough water.
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Conn
Kennedy
Yale
New London
Rockwell
Bow
Auchincloss
Themen
Red Top
Jim Wray
Harvard
Syracuse and Wisconsin crews join preparations for big race
Syracuse and Wisconsin rowing squads reached Poughkeepsie today to complete the field for the June 26 race. Ten Eyck set shells on the water by 11 30 as Georgetown and Annapolis await. Crews faced a sharp morning breeze that turned the water choppy delaying evening sessions.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Annapolis
Highland
Ten Eyck
Young Ten Eyck
Hnttle
Commodore Fontaine Wins Duke's Cup Steeplechase
On opening day at the Country Club Clyde Park meet Commodore Fontaine owned by J W Colt of New York and ridden by Jockey Owens won the Duke's Cup Steeplechase. Palm finished third after Amanda H swerved late. Essex won the Challenge Cup Steeplechase with Jay O'Brien steering three winners including Essex.
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Boston
Commodore Fontaine
J. W. Colt
New York
Owens
Country Club
Clyde Park
Amanda H
Ivan Fox
Courtland A. Smith
Palm
Mar.e Cann
Essex
Jay O’brien
American League Scores and Schedule From Yesterday
Results show Chicago defeated New York 4 3 and Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 with rain affecting Washington Detroit and rain in the Pittsburgh-New York game. Today's matchups include Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia with several city pairings.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Vanderbilt Wins Five First Prizes At International Horse Show
The International Horse Show closed with Alfred Vanderbilt earning five first prizes and five seconds including the cup for best pair under 15.2 hands with Sweet Marie and The Major. Alfred B. Maclay won four blue ribbons and the roadster and trotter championship with Auditor B. C. W. Watson took top prizes in one tandem and ladies phaeton, while Lawrence Jones and Mrs William Orr Barclay also won multiple honors. The event, aided by English breeders yet skewed toward American carriages, posted a profit around £5,000 and may become annual.
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New York Times Co
London
Alfred B. Maclay
New York
Auditor B
Alfred Vanderbilt
Sweet Marie
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
William Orr Barclay
Sandow
Sultan
Adam Beck
Canada
England
Ireland
Walter Winans
New York Golfers Lose in Eastern Championship Playoff
In Atlantic City the Women's Eastern Golf Association playoff tied for Miss Mary B. Adams and Miss Fannie C. Osgood at 94 after regulation. Boston edged New York 18 to 2 in inter city match. Boston to face Philadelphia for the deciding game.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Mary B. Adams
Wollaston
Fannie C. Osgood
Brookline
Atlantic Ley Country Club
York
Boston
New York
Georgiana Bishop
Metropolitan Golf Association
Harriet Curtis
Page Schwarzwalder
Baltusrol
Philadelphia
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M. Curtis
Julia Mix
Mies M. G. Adames
Elsa Hurlbut
F. Lefferts
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Neidlinger
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E. F. Sanford
F. W. Batchelder
W. F. Morgan
A. McGregor
P. Schwarzwald
Lpsceschesses
M. F. Phelps
L. W. Callan
Miss Shreve
A. D. Aldridge
Cahalane
Frank Enos
Man Killed in Auto Race Elimination Heats
Homburg June 13 The Emperor William Automobile Cup eliminations were held despite rain with 40 cars from Germany France England Italy dum Switzerland and Austria. The fastest 236 kilometer time was 2 hours 20 seconds. One fatal crash occurred in Automobile 19 C at Graven Wiesbach killing one man instantly and injuring another with both legs broken.
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Germany
France
England
Italy
Dum
Switzerland
Austria
Graven-Wiesbach
Inter-class Relay Disqualification Decides Outdoor Meet
The 88-yard Inter-class relay at Public School No. 84’s outdoor meet at Seward Park ends with Class 5 B 4 awarded first place after the 6B2 team is disqualified for not touching. Class 6B1 earns 22 points but finishes second. Class 6B 6B earns 177 points and second. 5B3 takes third with 12 points.
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Public School No. 84
Seward Park
Girly of P S No 7 In Athletica
The first annual athletic and gymnastic meet of Public School No 7 in Manhattan riders held yesterday afternoon in the courtyard. Class 3A won the twenty five yard relay and a spa relay race while Class 4B took the spa relay. Class 8A earned the point trophy with 18 points and Class 3B placed fourth with 14 points. Class 3A also received a large blue and white banner.
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Norfolk Streets
Spa
No Football At Columbia Ends After Committee Reports
Reports from the University Committee on Athletics and the Committee on Student Organizations favor restoring football at Columbia. The University Council has disbanded for the year, ending any further action.
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Miss Moore Reaches Final In Yonkers Tennis
Elizabeth H Moore advanced to the women's singles final at the Amackassa Club Yonkers defeating Kate Atkins 6 1 6 4. Marie Wagner joined the semi finals defeating Edna Wildey 6 3 6 2.
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Yonkers-on-Hudson
Elizabeth H. Moore
Kate Atkins
Marie Wagner
Edna Wildey
Plainfield Country Club
H. W. Cunningham
Yale
J. Peiser
New York University
Calhoun
Seventh Regiment
Pelser
G. F. Touchard
Cunningham
Touchard
Cragin
W. H. Pouch
New England Tennis Tourney Semi finals Shocked by Upsets
Hartford reports spirited semi final play in the New England Tennis Tournament. Gross of Providence defeated Leroy of New York in straight sets while Westfall of New York edged G H Nettleton of New Haven after a hard fought match. Hobart won by default from Hooker with an injured arm. Doubles saw Hobart and Cole win twice and Jackson of Middletown with Graves of Hartford advance by default after Terry sprained his ankle.
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New England
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New York
Gross
Providence
G. H. Nettleton
New Haven
Westfall
Hobart
Hooker
Springfield
Cole
Jackson
Middletown
Graves
Terry
Howard
Harford
California star claims Kent tennis title in Beckenham
Beckenham England June 18 May Sutton of California defeated Miss Wilson in the fourth round of the Kent ladies championship. Sutton won 6 1 4 6 6 4 to secure the victory on a sunny Beckenham court.
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England
Kent
May Sutton
California
Miss Wilson
Tarraschs Chess Title Won in Ostend Tournament
In Ostend Belgium on June 13 Dr H Tarrasch of Nuremberg won the Inter national Chess Masters Championship with 12 1 2 points out of 20 earning a gold medal diploma and $430.20 under the Tieta merit system Carl Schlechter of Vienna finished second with 12 points and was the only player to draw even with Tarrasch in a tightly contested finish.
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Belgium
Tarrasch
Nuremberg
Kurpaal
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
Dr. Tarrasch
Marshall
C. Schlechter
D. Janowski
Megg's Hill Wins Clover Stakes at Gravesend Racecard
Keene stable triumphs as Megg's Hill, a two year old filly, edges Fancy and Half Sovereign to win the Clover Stakes five furlongs at Gravesend. Post favorites dominated the day with five winners from six races, Voorhees taking racing notes among backers.
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Tiro
My Lady
Day-Flirtineer Dominates Newcastle Derby Win
The Newcastle stable owner Thomas Welsh trains Day-Flirtineer who wins a featured race. The two year old colt, ridden by a jockey, secures a clear victory under odds of 1 to 1.1, with a strong finish and show of speed throughout the contest.
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Dugas
Orifiam
Wassall
Swaine
Euen
O Day
Newcastle
Thomas Welsh
Suburban Handicap chances dim for Burgomaster and Sir Huon
Burgomaster owned by Harry Payne Whitney and Sir Huon owned by J. Long of Louisville have been ruled out of Suburban Handicap preparations at Sheepshead Bay after training setbacks. Burgomaster, a four year old once premier of his era, has shown persistent unsoundness and likely will not race this season. Sir Huon, once the West’s top three year old, arrived fit but ended preparation with doubts about any future racing for the year.
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Sir Huon
Sheepshead Bay
Harry Payne Whitney
Carleton
Belmont
John W. Rogers
Whitney
J. Long
Louisville
Boat and yacht listings with prices and pontoon details
A classified advert lists several small boats and launches with prices from 20 to 350 dollars. It mentions 14 to 38 foot vessels, canoes, steel launches, row boats, and a twenty five foot naphtha launch. Contact at 411 Hartford Ridg. or 41 Union Square for Geo. G. Gates and I. M. Favil.
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H. P
Hartfor
Unioni
Gale
I. M. Favill
Clermont Av
Brooklin
Transportation Co to Hire Horses Wagons and Trucks
Nessau Transportation Co offers horses wagons and trucks for hire by day or outing at 157 East.
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Nessau Transportation Co
East
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