New York Pitchers Err, St Louis Surprise Victory
The report highlights costly pitching errors by New York and a ninth inning rally by St Louis to beat the champions. In yesterday’s American League games Chicago beat New York 5 to 1, Detroit 5 Hamilton 1, Cleveland 2 Washington 0, St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4. In the National League St Louis topped New York 5 to 4, Chicago 10 Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 0, Cincinnati 3 Boston 2.
Standings of the Clubs in the American League
A standings list shows teams such as Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Boston, Brooklyn and others with win loss records and games played. The page reflects a dense table of standings with team abbreviations and scattered numbers.
Baseball Schedule Report From The Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE games featured Chicago at New York Detroit at Poston St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE games include New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Poston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Goston
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs Triumph Over New York in Wild Pitch Battle
Chicago defeats New York 2 to 1 as Chesbro wild pitches and Puttmann mishaps aid the Cubs in a tense American League Park game. Williams and Davis spark stellar New York plays but late missteps seal the loss for the visitors.
Joss Shuts Out Washington as Cleveland Wins
Cleveland defeats Washington 2 to 0 behind strong pitching by Joss. Only two Washington runners reached third or second base, and Bay and Tajele paced Cleveland with consecutive hits driving in runs. Umpires faced jeers after the game. attendance listed at 2,116.
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Washington
Cleveland
Joss
Bay
Tlajele
Nich Poser
Ne Park
Howell Delivers Shutout as St. Louis Beats Philadelphia 5-0
June 15 in St. Louis Howell pitched a great game and shut out Philadelphia. The home crowd watched as St. Louis dominated 5-0 with decisive hitting and solid defense.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Howell
Bender Leaves Early as Benders Lose to Phillies
In St Louis, Bender exited after three innings with Coakley pitching the rest. Stone hit a homer for Philadelphia as they defeated St Louis by a score of 11 to 1. Hartsel Gleason and Jones stole bases, while Howell earned a two-base hit for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Ribpoase
Ribpoae
Stone
O'Hartsel
Moran
Lord
van Zantrf
Davis
Koehler
O Cross
Jones
Barton
Cmer
St Tolle
Villadelphia
Hartsel
Gleason
Howell
Wallace
Bender
Coakley
Jiowell
Sheridan
Detroit Triumphs Over Boston 5 to 1 Behind Errors and Clumped Hits
Detroit beat Boston 5 to 1 as fewer costly errors and better hit clustering powered the win. Cooley Stahl O Leary and Hickman made sharp catches and plays for Detroit, while Boston struggled with fielding and timely hitting. Attendance was 4,955 at the park.
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Boston
Detroit
Cooley
Stahl
O'Leary
Hickman
New York Falls In Ninth As Balloon Plot Ends Game
St Louis beats New York 4 0 in a nine inning finish after Taylor's balloon ascension attempt at a pivotal moment. Clarke made spectacular catches and Donlin, Bresnahan, Gilbert, Devlin and Beckley delivered key hits for St Louis. Attendance 5100.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
New York
Taylor
Dahlen
Mertes
Clarke
Nichols
McGann
Bresnahan
Devlin
Gilbert
Browne
Shay
Shannon
Donlin
CFL
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Beckley
Lesa Ce
Uedis
Grady
Messrs
Idem and
Johnstone
Chicago Giants Collapse In Sloppy Brooklyns Rout
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 13 to 2 in a game marked by numerous errors by the Cubs. Scanlon and McIntyre were hit hard as Brooklyn bats produced runs and the visitors built a commanding lead before finishing with a decisive victory.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Scanlon
McIntyre
Cincinnati Wins In Tenth On Brave Base Running Play
Cincinnati defeats Boston in a ten inning game as Barty advances from first to third on Kelley’s sacrifice then scores on a short fly to center. Street returned to Cincinnati by Boston. Corcoran hits a three base hit and Bridwell steals. Ewing and Young pitch, with 1 800 attendance and 1 hour 55 minutes duration.
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Boston
O'Leary
Selbach
Cooley
Parent
H'kman
Burkett
Crawf'd
O'Colins
Ghlin
Ojstahl
WiGinsh'w
Lowe
I Ferris
Prill
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Hickman
Stahl
Crawford
Coughlin
Schaefer
O' Leary
Young
Hy Young
Ry ‘Kitson
Mr. O'Loughlin
Cincinnati
Barty
Kelley
Street
Day
Tetal
Corcoran
Bridwell
Huggins
Barry
Hlggains
Ewing
Gowell
Seymour
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Tight Game
Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 8 to 6 in a pitching duel with Leever taking the loss and Pittinger the winner. Notable moments include two-base hits by Thoras and Titus, a three-base hit by Thomas, and stolen bases by Leach Thomas and Magee. Attendance registered 3,198 as Em pire-Mr. Bausewine officiated.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Osler
Thoras
Titus
Thomas
Kahoe
Leach
Magee
Leever
Pittinger
Balk- Leever
Empire
Mr. Bausewine
Jersey City Ties for Eastern League Lead After Victory
Jersey City defeated Rochester yesterday to level with Baltimore for first in the Eastern League. Fans left the grounds knowing the standings were now shared atop the league.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark Defeats Montreal 3 to 1 in Local Baseball Victory
Newark beat Montreal 3 to 1 as Mahling and Lachance led Newark with strong hitting. Pardee allowed four Newark hits while McCarthy struggled, and Swander and Bannon contributed in the outfield as the game lasted one hour and thirty five minutes.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Newarks
Montreals
Montreal
Ribpoae
Ribpoae Mahling
Miller
Onnor
Joyce
Swander
Bannon
Kman
OlMeaney
Jones
Lach’ee
Gatins
Dyer
O' Hagan
O Kuhn
Murphy
Palls
Pardee
McCarthy
Mahling
Connor
O’ Hagan
O'Hagan
Lachance
Hassett
Buffalos defeat Providence 2 to 1 in pitchers duel
Buffalo breaks its skid by beating Providence in Rhode Island 2 to 1. Yerkes tops the local lineup with solid support while Providence errors produced both Buffalo runs. Josslyn delivers Providence lone eighth inning run on his single aided by Salls and Dunn. Attendance 1,856.
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Providence
R. I
Buffalos
Yerkes
Thomas
Josslyn
Conn
Salls
Dunn
Rieler Buffalo
Yerkes and McAllister
Josslyn and Thomas
Toronto Beats Baltimore In Superior Play
Toronto defeated Baltimore by a wide margin as McNeal and Wiltse suffered from strong Toronto pressure. Currie hindered Baltimore’s drives while Carr and Hayden provided the lone bright spots in Baltimore defense. Result by innings shows Toronto 8 runs to Baltimore 4 with steady offense and solid fielding.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Toronto Today
McNeal
Wiltie
Currie
Carr
Hayden
Baltimores
Hockey Standings Amid Mixed Results Across Cities
The update shows team records and win percentages for several franchises including Jersey City Buffalo Baltimore Newark Providence Rochester Toronto and Montreal. Standings reflect a range of games played with several teams near .500 and others trailing.
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY AND MINOR LEAGUE SCORES
Rochester plays Jersey City while Montreal visits Newark Buffalo hosts Providence and Toronto meets Baltimore in today’s schedule. New York State League results include Wilkesbarre 5 Troy 4 Syracuse 5 A. J. and G. 2 Scranton 2 Albany 1 Utica 13 Binghamton 5.
New England League Scores Report
New Bedford 1 Fall River 0, Manchester 4 Nashua 3, Concord 3 Lowell 2, Haverhill 3 Lynn 1. Local standings reflect small six team results from yesterday’s games.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Manchester
Nashua
Concord
Lowell
Haverhill
Lynn
Connecticut League Scores Snapshot
Norwich 9 New Haven 3 Holyoke 2 New London 7 Bridgeport 7 Meriden 6 Hartford 6 Springfield 4.
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Norwich
New Haven
Holyoke
New London
Bridgeport
Meriden
Hartford
Springfield
American Association Scores Recap In Minneapolis
In Minneapolis the American Association games ended with Minneapolis 5 Louisville 4. St Paul 12 Toledo 5. Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 1. Columbus 6 Milwaukee 3.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Amherst Falls to Columbia in 4 2 Slugfest
Amherst lost to Columbia 4 to 2 as costly errors and failure to push runners across doomed the late rally. Amherst stranded nine on base as Tilt shut the offense down. The game lasted one hour forty minutes with 600 in attendance.
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Amherst
Mass
Columbia
R.H.E. Columbia
Armheist
Tilt
Carter
Newell and Ellis
Conroy
Yearling Thoroughbreds Open Sale at Sheepshead Bay
Fasig Tipton at Sheepshead Bay opens Rancho del Paso yearling sale with large turnout of turfmen from across the country. Forty yearlings sold with similar numbers to be offered daily over three Rancho del Paso sessions, top prices reaching 3,700 dollars for a colt by Watercress and other notable results among colts and fillies from N Bennington and FEne BIOLOT.
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New York
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
J. B. Haggins
Rancho del Paso
California
Empire City racing dates in doubt after visits
The State Racing Commission is not reopening the Empire City track dates dispute. August Belmont denies any action or new developments and says no board meeting has occurred to reconsider the application for running dates.
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New York Times
Yonkers
N. Y
State Racing Commission
Empire Track
Commission
Belmont
Hempstead
Empire City
Le Roy in New England Tennis Final
On June 15 in Hartford the New England lawn tennis tournament reaches finals and semis. Behr of Yale vs Ware of Boston in singles while Nettleton of New Haven meets Leroy of New York. Doubles semi finals see Grant and Leroy of New York vs Smith and Northrop of Williams College and Ware with Gross vs Graves and Jackson of Hartford and Middletown.
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New York
E. O. Jackson
Middletown
G. W. Nettleton
New Haven
F. E. Howard
Hartford
G.S. Groesbeck
Springfield
J. J. Page
W. Cc. Grant
Robert Leroy
F. R. Smith
L. Northrop
Williams College
S&s. Ware
Boston
E. T. Gross
Providence
D. C. Graves
Yankee Triumphs Over Mineola In NYYC Regatta
J Rogers Maxwell's Yankee defeated W Ross Proctor's Mineola by 2 minutes 14 seconds in the New York Yacht Club annual regatta. Elmina II won the schooner race, while Mira and Maid of Mendon captured 33 and 30 foot classes respectively, with fast times and ratings noted for Elmina and Corona.
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J. Rogers Maxwell
Yankee
W. Ross Proctor
Mineola
New York Yacht Club
Peo F. Brewster
Arthur F. Luke
J. B. Ford
Katrina
Elmina
Corona
Luke
Cary Smith
Charles L. Poor
Mira
W. D. Guthrie
Maid of Mendon
Trenor L. Park
Mimosa Iil
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Joker
N. D. Lawton
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Leda
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Tabasco
H. F. Sipett
Oriole
Lyman Delano
Charles Ll. Poor
Wee
Mimosa III
T. L. Park
Cara Mia
S. Wainwright
Linnett
A. F. French
Adelaide Ei
Adee
Atair
Cord Meyer
Neola -Il
Hanan_ Bros. wens
Caralita
O. Ete Dee Minx
Howard Lets
Wees
Tod Home After Ocean Race Ends Ten Days Later
Commodore Robert E. Tod owner of the Thistle arrived home from Deutschland after finishing tenth in the Kaiser’s Cup from Sai the Kaiser's ndy to the Lizard. He praised the courtesy shown by Americans and enjoyed a banquet hosted by Sir Thomas Lipton who favored another race if needed. Tod expressed satisfaction with the Thistle and Lipton’s enthusiasm for repeating the event.
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Robert E. Tod
Thistle
Kaiser
Hook
Deutschland
Ness
England
Busiements
Syrcan
Tropics
Tod
Thomas Lipton
Wilson Manning
Thomas
Ted
Lipton
Miss Moore's Fine Tennis Featured Yale Players
Yale players H Hackett and Frederick B Alexander advanced to the final round of the metropolitan championship at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club on dirt courts. With holder Holcombe Ward away in England as part of the American challenging team, Hackett and Alexander set up the next match for the championship.
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Yale
H. Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
West Side Lawn
Travers and Travis Triumph in Westbrook Club Matches
Walter J. Travis and Jerome D. Travers won their Westbrook Club golf matches at Islip Long Island. The Westbrook Cup first round saw Moller over Friedlander, Waters over Emmett, Edey over Wood, Travers over Maddock, Jennings over Tappin, Watson Jr. over Palmer, Watson over Phillips, and Travis over Davis. In round two Moller defeated Waters, Travers beat Edey, Watson defeated Jennings, and Travis beat Watson.
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Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Westbrook
Islip
L. I
John Moller, Jr
Garden City
E. M. Friedlander
Hollywood
Merritt Waters
Lakewood
Devereaux Emmett
W. S. Edey
Westchester
Willis Wood
J. D. Travers
Nassau
Sidney Maddock
Crescent
Po. R. Jennings
C. L. Tappin
R. C. Watson, Jr
A. P. Palmer
Columbia
G.E. Watson
J. L. Phillips
W. J. Travis
H. O. C. Davis
South Orange
Moller
Waters
Travers
Edey
R. C. Watson
Jennings
Travis
G. E. Watson
Dittman Triumphs Then Falls In Class C Billiard Play
In Daly's Class C billiard tournament Dittman beat Conley 200 to 126 with an average of 6.14 to 3.1. Later Dittman lost to Wefers 200 to 176 in a poorly played rematch as evening sessions continued.
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Daly's
Dittman
Conley
Wefers
British Oarsmen Worried Before Royal Henley Regatta
London experts say with three weeks to go before Henley English crews face three leading foreign boats in the Grand Challenge Cup risk of losing the trophy grows. Home crews must be at peak form to defend the title, as foreign competition appears formidable.
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New York Times
London
England
Mrs Stout Wins In Golf Championship At Baltusrol
Mrs Charles T Stout won the women's metropolitan golf championship at Baltusrol Golf Club near Short Hills New Jersey defeating Mrs N Pendleton Rogers of Plainfield Country Club by 2 up with 1 to play. Rogers led briefly on the ninth green but Stout’s long game carried the final stretch.
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Charles T. Stout
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N.J
N. Pendleton Rogers
Plainfield Country Club
Rogers
Stout
Bryant High figures reinstated after Decoration Day nonregistration
Chairman John Stell of the Registration Committee for the Metropolitan Association yesterday reinstated Harry Anderson David L Mackay and Winfield McKeen of Bryant High School who had been suspended last month for failing to register for the Decoration Day competition in which they participated.
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John Stell
The
Metropolitan Association
Harry Anderson
David L. Mackay
Winfield McKeen
Bryant High School
Arrival of Buyers at Major Trade Houses
A long list shows Brookville Woolen Company and many others from Philadelphia to Chicago bringing buyers and representatives to prominent New York hotels and uptown addresses. Names include W Fell C F Heidrick Holland House Crowley Brothers J Wright and many more. goods span woolens dry goods hosiery china leather hats millinery and more with hotel contacts noted.
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Brookville Woolen Company
Brookville
Penn
W. Fell
C. F. Heidrick
Holland House
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Chicago
Ill
C. B. Stauffer
Maens
Worth Street
Crowley Brothers
Detroit
Mich
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F. C. Feckenscher
Broadway
Victoria Itel
Epstein
Epstein, J., Baltimore, Md
R. Goldman
Navarre
Field, Marshall, & Co
R. M. Jenkins
China
St. Denis
A Frear
William H., & Co
Troy
O. H. Emerson
G. F. Mcintosh
Sinclair House
Frank, M., & Co
Philadelphia
L. Frank
Union Square West
Breslin
Greene-Joyce Company
Columbus
Ohio
W. J. Byrne
Nations
Leonard Street
Harris-Emery Company
Des Moines
Iowa
M. H. Burns
Church Street
Spalding
Hershberg & Co
Rochester
N. Y
M. Hershberg
Kaufman Brothers
Pittsburg
I. Kaufman
Savoy
Kaufman, Flanather & Cohn
New Orleans
S. Cohn
Imperial
Kirby, F. M., & Co
Wilkesbarre
D. C. Roberts
Kunkel Dry Goods Company
R. J. Kun
St. Louis
Hotel Imperial
F Smith
Providence
R. Lj
R. Smith
Nations and Millinery
Grand ‘Union
Schmitz & Schroeder
R. Schmitz
Clotbing
Watt & Shand
Lancaster
P. T. Watt
White Street
Astor
Wanamaker
John
H. A. Stanhope
Tenth Street
É. Farrell
Hotel Wolcott
A. B. Lovejoy
Albemarle Hotel
Zion Co-operative Institution
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. H. Woodruff
Creditors, bankruptcies and receivers named in city filings
Albert Westlake a dentist at 500 Fifth Avenue files a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 45 814 unsecured and nominal assets. Creditors include Mary A. Westlake 20 000 Cornelia C. H. Westlake 5 000 John A. Seats 1 917 and Silas B. Dutcher 1 000. Lazarus Brothers furs at 46 East Tenth Street put under receiver George Farrell with bond 2 000 as creditors move on bankruptcy petition filed Wednesday. Numerous docketed judgments listed against various debtors with city matters and public utility companies named alongside. Market quotes for grains and other commodities follow in the Commercial World section.
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Albert Wrestlake
Albert Westlake
Fifth Avenue
Mary A. Westlake
Cornelia C. H. Westlake
John A
Silas B. Dutcher
Lazarus Broothers
Henry Lesser
Struck- Chaitin Company
Lazarus Brothers
East Tenth Street
Holt
George Farrell
Debtor Creditor Listings From Court Docket
The document lists multiple pairs of debtor and creditor names with filing dates ranging from 1898 to 1905. It includes individuals such as Abraham Bernikow and Charles Goldstein, companies like New York Telephone Co, and organizations such as Grand Lodge of the United States Independent Order Free Sons of Israel, with dates and amounts where shown.
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Abraham
R. Bhatzkin
Carter
N. Y. Tel. Co
Yoo
Sewn Wees
Curtiss
Frederick A
M. G. Ostermoor
Dyer
George—C. Noll
Hahne & Co
Same
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Baudol
Rene Seer
Isaser
J. Livingston
Goldstein
Charles—L
Kramer
Klencke
Emma R
Louis A.—A. Bruder
Klinger
Leonora
J. L. Wells Et al
ER & Sutton Rice Co
A. Aeash
Goldberg
Hyman—L. Kramer
Hussey
Ambrose W
Renee
Kurtz
Minnie—People
Mitchie
Joseph—J
Reese Sree
E. C. Munde
Roche
Patrick H
H. P. Mulvaney
Rosenberg
Jacques
J. S. Bache
Grand Lodge OF the
United States
Independent Order Free Sons of Israel
E. R. Lyons
Knickerbocker Safe Deposit
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Whitehall St
89Th St
Brooklyn P- 14 ‘Transit
Lander
Sporting Goods
U. S. Army
Francis Bannerman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!