Pirates Rally To Defeat Giants In Extra Innings
In Exposition Park Pittsburg beats New York 2 to 1 in twelve innings as Abbaticchio’s double and a late single drive the winning run. Mathewson weakens after being hit in the ninth, Leifield chases Giants’ hits, and Seymour, Sheehan, and Wagner star for the Giants.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
New York Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
Exposition Park
Giants
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Seymour
Tommy Sheehan
Hans
Reevan
Eves
Wagner
Now
Sen J
Abbaticchio
Corcoran Yes
Mathewson
Leifield
New York
Shannon
Browne
Devlin
Pirates
Nean
Nealon
Rheehan
Gibson
Bresnahan
Adbatcchio
Reger
Aon
Clymer
Neaton
Ers
Gerke
Cner
OlBres
O ‘Nealon
Spatyee
Burg
Atatticchio
Seyfave
Corcoran
Clark
Dahlen
eGann
Clarke
Devin
Bresn
Messrs
Emelie and
O'Day
Boston Wins Hard-Fought Game Over St Louis
Boston defeats St Louis 3 to 6 as Pfeffer and Beebe struggle for the mound. Beebe allowed six runs with Pfeffer giving up multiple hits. Holly and Bates slugged for Boston while Lush and Burke contributed for St Louis in a defensive, error-prone matchup.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Lush
R'dwell
Bennett
Tenney
Brain
Beaum't
Bates
Byrne
Howard
Ritchey
Joonan
Brown
Beebe
Pfeffer
O'Hara
Boultes
Burke
Burch
Louis
Holly
Hostette
Hte Howard
e—Beebe
Effer
T. Louis
Ty Beebe
Mr. Rigler
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn as Steals and Errors Shape Game
Chicago stole seven bases and capitalized on errors to topple Brooklyn 9 to 2. Notable plays included Kling’s triple, multiple sacrificed hits, and double plays by Evers, Tinker, and Hofman. Pitchers Henley and Pfeister logged the mound duties amid a 1:47 contest.
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Browkins
Chicago
Slagle
Casey
Lumney
Sw'ney
Lewis
Evers
Butler
Kling
Henley
Brooklyn
Boston Beats St Louis 8-4 in Fifth Inning Collapse
In Boston on June 14, a low throw by Wallace allowing St Louis to fail to hold a lead as Boston surged to an 8 to 4 victory. Young and Powell struggled early, with multiple players listed among batting details and fielding highlights.
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Wallace
St. Louis
Boston Victory
Boston
Young
Powell
Ribpore
Ribpore Guillivan
Stone
Parent
Oj Jones
Ungland
Pick’g
Cong’tours
Knight
H'phill
Ferris
Yeager
Wagner
Nhtzell
Criger
O’connor
Hartzell
Pickering
Congalton
Winter
Glade
Jones
Unglaub
Mesers
Hurst and Connelly
Standings Snapshot From The Club A Chronicle
STANDING OF THE CLUB a : W. W. P.C. W. 2. RC. Toronto .19 14 .S76]Baltimore .18 20 .474 Jersey City.22 17 -564 Rochester 17 20 .450 Newark .2016 .656/Montreal -ers. 20 429 Buffalo .20 17 541 Providence.15 22 .405 AT PROVIDENCE. x R.H.E. Toronto .0 0 000 g 08 0-377 Providence .6 0 200 10.-1017 2 Batteries-Applegate and Hurley, Mack and Jerson. Umpires-Messrs. Carrigan and Cro- 2.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal -Ers
Buffalo
Providence
R.H.E. Toronto
Applegate
Hurley
Mack and
Jerson
Messrs
Carrigan and Cro
Tufte Faces Alabama in Medford Doubleheader
Report of a Tufts game at Medford Massachusetts mentions Alabama facing Tufts with references to players Boyd Priest Saunders and Chapman. Umpire Mr Burleigh presiding.
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Tufte
Alabama
Medford
Mass
Rh.e. Tufts
Boyd and Priest
Ee Saunders
Chapman
Mr. Burleigh
Minor League Scores From New York State League
In Scranton, Scranton defeats Binghamton 1 to 0. Utica edges Tye 2 to 1. Gloversville Albany wins 8 to 6 over A J and G. Wilkesbarre Syracuse tops Wilkesbarre 4 to 1.
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Scranton
Binghamton
Utica
Tye
Gloversville
Albany
A. J. and
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Wilkesberre
New England League Scores From Four Cities
In Lynn Lynn beat Sewell 5 to 1. New Bedford Fall River topped New Bed One 8 to 4. Lawrence defeated Haverhill 2 to 1. Brockton beat Worcester 8 to ?
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Lynn—Lynn
Sewell
New Bedford
Fall River
New Bed- One
Lawrence
Haverhill
Brockton
Worcester
Connecticut League Scores Reported Across Cities
In Springfield-Springfield Hartford defeated 5 to 3, New Haven beat Hollyoke 2 to 0, Bridgeport fell to Norwich 4 to 8, and Waterbury routed New London 8 to 0. Five games listed across four locations.
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Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Hollyoke
Norwich
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New London
Unclear scores reported for multiple matches
Fragmentary results show several games with inconsistent place names and team labels. Toledo beat Milwaukee 2 to 1, Columbus beat Kansas City 4 to ?, Louisville defeated Louisville 2 to 4, and an unclear entry mentions Indianapolis with a cryptic score.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louieville
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Stahl Buys South Chicago Club and Quits Major League
J Garland Stahl former Washington team manager has quit major league baseball and yesterday purchased the South Chicago Baseball Club a semi professional outfit He will devote his time to its affairs and will also play first base for the team
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Stahl
South Chicago
Chicago
J. Garland Stahl
Washington
Record-Herald
South Chicago Baseball Club
Springfield Grandstand Destroyed by Hampden Grounds Fire
Springfield Mass June 14 The grand stand at the Hampden club baseball grounds was destroyed by a morning fire. Loss was not yet estimated as firefighters battled the blaze. Local authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene.
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Springfield
Mass
Hampden Oe
Pastime Track Meet Features Irish American Club Action
The Irish American Athletic Club faces Pastime Athletic Club at 2:30 p.m. on Ninetieth Street by the East River. Notable entrants include Martin Sheridan in the 100-yard dash and a 1 000-yard race featuring Yale’s BE Parsons and New York A C runners with handicaps for Zink Farrell Sweeney Van Thum and others.
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Martin Sheridan
Jamestown
Carr
Xaviers
Farrell
New Yorks
Lord
Joyce
Bellers
New York A. C
Sheridan
Flanagan
Con Welsh
Payne
Northwestern
Williams
Xavier
Krapowicz
St. Bartholomew
Public Schools Track and Field Championships at Celtic Park
The Public Schools Athletic League hosts its fourth annual elementary meet today at Celtic Park starting 1 30. Seventy two schools entered with over 780 boys. Manhattan Brooklyn Bronx Queens schools field full teams while large delegations rally with colors and school cries for glory.
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Public Schools Athletic League
Greater New York
Celtic Park
Manhattan
Brook
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Scores and Schedules for National League Clubs
Yesterday's results list Pittsburg 2 New York 4 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2 Boston 6 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 4. Today's schedule shows New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St. Louis.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Weather Roundup Rains Hit East and Midwest Cities
New York and Chicago face rain while Boston records four, St. Louis eight, and rain affects Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit. Matchups include Chicago at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and St. Louis at Boston.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Empire City Club Wins License For 1907 Racing
The Empire City Trotting Club won a peremptory writ against the State Racing Commission, forcing a license for a 1907 race meeting. The Second Judicial Department held discretionary refusals to license qualified applicants invalid, prompting potential new racing groups to seek meetings and altering the existing circuit. Justices Woodward Hooker Jenks Miller concurred. Justice Hirschberg dissented.
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Supreme Court
Second Judicial Department
Empire City Trotting Club
State Racing Commission
Justice Mills
Westchester
Racing Commission
Empire City Club
Nempire City Trotting Club
New City
Cing. Commission
James Butler
Empire City Track
Jockey Club
Empire City
James Russell Soley
Butler
New York
Saratoga
Wit Racing
Woodward Hooker
Jenks
Miller
Hirschberg
Auto Club Sealed Bonnet Contest Sees 37 Entries
Sealed bonnet contest entries for the Auto Mobile Club of America reach 37 with eight more cars added. All but one are American makes led by Four Locomobiles and Stoddard Dayton models, plus Pierce, Oldsmobile, and other brands. The first test runs June 19 from Long Island City to Patchogue and back about 150 miles, with repeated routes and a seven hours forty five minutes minimum and eight hours fifteen minutes maximum time allowances excluding lunch and tire delays.
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Automobile Club of America
8. M. Butler
Rolls-Royce
White
Mora
Glide
Stearns
Elmore
Thomas, Pierce
Aerocar
Studebaker
Royal Tourist
Columbia
Pope-Hartford
Pope-Toledo
Knox
de Luxe
Continental
Oldsmobile
Long Island Cty
Patche
Mineola
Roslyn
East Norwich
Massapequa
Patchogue
Danbury
Conn
Weat Haven
Twelve Autos Have Perfect Scores Endurance Contest
Twelve contestants finished with perfect scores in three days of endurance racing in Newark New Jersey. The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club will inscribe each name on two silver cups for the Board of Trustees, who may arrange a runoff for the tie at a future date. The event was a complete success and likely to become annual.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Ture
Boxing Night Draws Crowd at Browne Athletic Club Rockaway Beach
More than 700 boxing fans attended at the Browne Athletic Club in Rockaway Beach. The main bout between Jeck ney and O Brien did not occur, replaced by Dick Nelson vs Jack Lowery which ended in a draw. George ith and Billy Glover fought six rounds with Glover edging, Willie Green knocked Joe Murray down in the fifth, and Kid Williams and Guy Ashley traded ten rounds with Williams dominating though no decision was stated.
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Browne Athletic Club
Fisth
Rockaway Beach
Jeck’ Ney
Rouss
O’brien
Boston
Dick’’ Nelson
Jack" Lowery
George Ith
Billy
Glover
Gixer
Willie Green
Joe” Murray
Kid’ Williams
Guy Ashley
Fall River
Williams
Massachusetts
Harold Binney Returns From Bermuda Wedding
Harold Binney owner of the yacht Mied, fresh from the New York Bermuda race, wed here yesterday on the Bermudian date and venue reported.
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Harold Binney
Yale Varsity Rowing Finishes Four-Mile Time Trial
Yale crews in a strong headwind covered four miles in 23 minutes 50 seconds, then sent out freshweights for a two mile upstream pull. Yale and Harvard squads conducted light morning sessions, with interchanges and captain talks planned to discuss course changes and potential tie-breaking measures.
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YALE
Conn
Harvard
Julian Curtiss
W. W. Skiddy
Ide
Bacon
Red Top
Harvard Varsity
Farley
Capt
Middies and Georgetown Arrive for Intercollegiate Regatta
The Annapolis and Georgetown crews reached Highlands on the same train, bringing seven teams to race. Naval Cadets use Everglades houseboat training quarters while Georgetown stays at Morgan House, as Syracuse and Wisconsin begin training and others row against freshmen.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Annapolis
Georgetown
Highlands
Naval
Everglades
Robert M. Thompson
Bayonne
Syracuse
Courtney
Cornell
Rice
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Outdoor Meet at Public School No 2 Rained Out
Public School No 2 held its outdoor athletic meet at Pastime Athletic Club grounds amid rain and mud. The 440 yard relay led by Class 8B with a 59.8 seconds, 50 and 60 yard dashes won by 7B runners, and various interclass events produced tight finishes and multiple class winners.
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Pastime Athletic Club
Havelka
Epstein
Klinkelstein
Mayer
Sussman
Jackson
Langenzen
Holster
Grubel, Welz
McCue
Tutera
Block
Marth
Collins
Pokosny
Lipman
Kolinsky
Moles
Jeni
Herm4in
Hiiarse
Hajek
Gene Russell Wins For New Owner at Gravesend in Mud
Gene Russell, racing for Sim Deimel as the new owner, won the Hanover Stakes at Gravesend five and a half furlongs beating Royal Vane and La jeunesse. Beacon Light also captured the fourth race the Brooklyn Handicap type as rain and mud shortened fields with eight runners. The day was damp with low attendance and many withdrawals due to the sloppy going.
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Hanover
Gene Russell
Royal Vane
Lajeunesse
Bav
Go Between
Beacon Light
Notter
Cederstrome
Dan Buhre
Bartender
Muley
Brooklyn
Magazine
Ancient
Stephen
Don Reale
Herman
Jacobite
Brother Thomas
Dr. Lee
Ellisdale
Olney
I Magazine
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Thermidor
Hartford Boy
W. Burns
Arasee
L. Williams
Dene
Beckman
Hicks
azagan-Pink Rose
R. F. Carman
James Brute
Don Creole
Lowe
Arabo
Henry
Poquessing
Brussel
Jacquin
Radtke
Delmore
Walsh
E ¢ Shenandoah
Br. G
Handsome-Mirabelle
A. L. Aste
W. McCann
Blue Heron
J. Powers
Hollister
Mountain
Alauda
T-Barciacaset
Laura Clay
Shilling
Lasseunesse
Brusse
Montauk
Burlew
Russell- Genie
Defmel
Fred Burlew
Thoroughbred Race Notes and Maiden Results
In a crowded program the sixth race featured maidens three years and up to prize 1 mile and 16th. Winners included Calenda owned by Brownleigh Stable with trainer A W Clarkson after a strong start. other notable entries were Right and True and Incades with varied showings.
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Dugan
Royal Onyx
Leibert
Lady Anne
Hicks
Don Domo
Mountain
US Suffice
Hefferman
Eee Morello N
Finn
Ch. O
F. Ellisdale
Onley
Incades
Horner
Lee
Otter
el IF
Ambush
Linnepee
Lowe
Ae Oh
Brother Thomas
Pell meets Westfall in New England tennis final
Theodore R. Pell of New York defeats Clarence Hobart to reach the final against Herbert L. Westfall in Hartford. Westfall advances over Gross in a hard fought semifinal while Leroy and Pell win the doubles final 6 4 6 4 over Hobart and Cole.
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Hartford
Conn
Theodore R. Pell
New York
Clarence Hobart
New England
Herbert L. Westfall
Westfall
Gross
Providence
Leroy and
Pell
Hobart
Cole
Leroy
Inman
Parrish
Jackson
Graves
Sutton defeats Lowther and Eastlake Smith to reach final
Beckenham England June 14 May Sutton of California defeated Mrs Lowther 5 7 6 4 6 2 in the Kent lawn tennis semi final and then beat Miss Eastlake Smith 6 1 6 0 to set up a final with Mrs Lambert Chambers for the championship tomorrow.
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Beckenham
England
May Sutton
California
Lowther
Miss Sutton
Eastlake Smith
Sutton
Lambert Chambers
Mieses Keeps Lead As Jacob Exits Chess Tourney
In Ostend on June 14 the international masters event sees Mieses still ahead after Jacob withdraws. Players without Jacob’s rounds earn byes or default wins, with Shories defeating Tartakower in today's play and a string of results listed for the field.
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Ostend
Belgium
Mieses
Jacob
Tartakower
Bhoris
Snosko
Lee
Niemszowitsch
Suechting
No Sanctioned Games at Newark
Thomas J. Nevin, chairman of the Metropolitan Association Registration Committee, announced no games are sanctioned in Newark New Jersey for today. Registered athletes who compete in Newark could disqualify themselves, despite extensive advertising. Four sanctioned sets are listed today: Pastime A.C. in New York CT A U in Naugatuck Connecticut Playgrounds Association of East New Jersey and Lithographers Apprentices and Press Feeders in New York.
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Thomas J. Nevin
Metropolitan Association
Newark
N. J
Nevin
A.C
New York
Naugatuck, Conn
Association of East
Roller Skating Basket Ball Tournament At Madison Square Garden
Entries for a roller skating basket ball tournament at Madison Square Garden close today. Under eighteen teams have registered. Officials Rubten or Prunty will oversee the event and gate judgments will pass.
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Madison Square Garden
Wil
Rubten
Peter
Prunty
the Garden
Miss Adams Wins Grisco me Trophy Match In Heavy Rain
Miss Mary V. Adams of Wollaston defeated Miss Margaret Osgood of Brookline 1 up after seventy four holes over three days in a drenched finish for the Griscome trophy. In intercity play Boston beat Philadelphia 12 to 3 as the rain-soaked matches rendered the day highly eventful.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tleing
Mary V. Adams
Wollaston
Margaret Osgood
Brookline
Eastern Golf Association
Boston
Philadelphia
Travers Wins at Wilmington Golf Tourney in Rain
J D Travers of Garden City Golf Club led the second day in Wilmington Del as rain drenched the invitational event. He beat E B Mitchell 6 and 4 in the Wilmington Cup first round and T C Jenkins 6 and 5 in the next, with semi finals to follow against Howard Gee and M Tyron Ellicott and further cups on offer.
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Del
Wilmington Country Club
J. D. Travers
Garden City Golf Club
E. B. Mitchell
T. C. Jenkins
Baltimore
Travers
Travis
Howard Gee
Princeton
M. Tygon Ellicott
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Brandywine
Penn team sails to England for five week cricket tour
The University of Pennsylvania cricket squad departs by steamer Finland for England and Ireland to play five weeks of matches starting June 27 at Harrow. The team, champions with two draws, travels intact except Walter Kennan who is 11 with scarlet fever. Captain Lothrop Lee leads a 12 man side including Baker Hordern Bond Evans Graham and Shemaker. management by Dr. J A Scott and Lippincott.
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England
Ireland
Walter Kennan
Harrow
Paul
Clifton
Shrewsb
Rugby
Marlborough
Hatleybury
Eton- Harrow
Winchester
Tunbridge
Dublin University
Bray
Charterhouse
Repton
Dulwich
Lothrop Lee
F. Wharton Baker
Herbert V. Hordern
Harold H. Bond
Waynes. Evans
Donald Graham
Ates Graham
Ruckman Lee
Norman St. c. Hale
Joseph M. Shemaker
G. Benson Mann
J. A. Scott
Iy Lippincott
University
Exciting New York cricket match ends in a tie
In Livingston Staten Island and Bellevue Club of Montclair played a thrilling cricket match ending in a 180 runs apiece. Archie Gunn starred for Staten Island with 55 not out, Bohemann added 54, Radford 24 not out, Spooner 16. Bellevue’s Bonner led with a half century, Kelly 88, Delepenha 82 not out, with Keenan Hayes Parker Johnstone among others scoring in double figures.
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New York
Livingston
Staten Island
Bellevue
Montclair
Archie Gunn
J. C. L. Bohemann
Radford
R. E. Bonner
F. F. Kelly
R. A. Delepenha
W. F. Keenan
F. W. Hayes
H. P. Parker
J. T. Johnstone
Balloon ascent leaves three balloons in Yonne region
From the Aero Club grounds in Paris on June 13 nine balloons rose and three descended in Yonne. The remaining balloons were last reported heading toward Switzerland.
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Paris
The
Aero Club
Department of
Yonne
Switzerland
Rumson Club Wins At Polo Semi Final in Bala
The Rumson Polo Club of Seabright New Jersey defeated Whitemarsh 18 to 9 in the semi final for the Country Club cups at Bala. Rumson benefited from superior mounts and late scoring, sealing victory as the clock ran down. Rumson also claimed strong form in this week’s play and has earned a place for the Country Club and Woodcrest Clubs.
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Rumees Polo Club
Seabright
N. J
Whitemarsh
George A. Huhn
Bala
Rumson
Aa Seen
Country Club
Woodcrest
Hartford
Union Square
Geo. G. Gates
L M. Favill
Clermont Av
Brooklyn
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