Brooklyn Triumphs Over Chicago 9 to 2 in Chicago
Brooklyn scored nine runs on twenty hits to defeat Chicago 9 to 2 as Leifield and Richie were hit hard. Wagner relieved and pitched well, while Chicago’s defense misplayed balls and Zimmerman argued at the plate. Smith and Fisher sparked the Brooklyn attack with key hits as Evers and Bresnahan led Chicago’s errors.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Leifield
Ritchie
Allen
Wagner
Zimmerman
Brennan
Mith
Fisher
Richie
Evers
Rrore
Saler
Bresnahan
Zimmersman
Leach
Smith
Cutshaw
Toney
St Louis Rally Tops Philadelphia in Ninth Inning
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 in a nine inning comeback as Hauser scores on a Galore error after being hit by a pitch. Kner earlier tied the game with a seventh inning triple for the Cardinals while Griner and Lobert contributed key plays.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Hauser
Wingo
Griner
Gingle
Lobert
Brennan
Huggins
Kner
Dolan
Labert
Palladelphia
Gunner
Mayer
Suderus
Hins
O' Leary
Kenetchy
Bre
Magee
Paver
O'Leary
Eests
Rigler
Byron
Umpire Forfeits Exhibition After Merkle Clash
In Zanesville Ohio on June 15 the Giants beat Inter-State 5 to 4 in a rough exhibition. Umpire Frank Newhouse ordered Merkle from the game after a dispute on a close first base play. Merkle charged the umpire, blood drawn, and Newhouse forfeited to Zanesville 9 to 0. Manager Hogan then had the game continued with Hogan acting as umpire.
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Zanesville
Ohio
New York Nationals
Giants
Frank Newhouse
Sen
Nen
Newhouse
Merkle
Zancevitla
Marty Hogan
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
In American League Washington defeated Cleveland 10 to 5. National League games saw Brooklyn beat Chicago 9 to 2, Cincinnati 2 to 1 over Boston, and St Louis 4 to 3 over Philadelphia. International League results included Jersey City 6 Buffalo 5, Jersey City 8 Buffalo 6 in seven innings, Newark 1 Toronto 0, and Providence 5 Montreal 1.
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American League
Washington
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Lewis
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Fragmented OCR Local Notice
Reading contains partial place names and numbers with missing words. The readable segments reference cities such as New York and Pittsburgh and include scattered figures like 2 14 and 28 10 26, but no coherent event or action is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Philadelphia
Sports matchups listed for Tuesday schedule
Petroit at New York. St. Louis at Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington. New York at Cincinnati. Boston at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Toronto at Newark. Montreal at Providence. Buffalo at Jersey City. Rochester at Baltimore.
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National League
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington tops Cleveland as miscues seal loss for Naps
Washington defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 highlighted by Boehling’s seven inning outing and late relief. Errors by Gandil Turner Land and Carish, along with Cleveland’s fielding lapses and base running miscues, undermined the effort as Olson and Ryan made key plays for the Senators.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Boehling
Hughes
McBride
Olson
Ryan
Cullop
tRan
Land
Blanding
Johnston
Gandil
Turner
Carish
Shanks
Jackson
Kahler
D. Gregg
Milan
Modeller
Morman
Lefones
Unclear Scoreboard Snippet From Midwestern Matchups
Fragmentary results from multiple games include Columbus and Milwaukee with 5 to 3, Indianapolis losing 2 to 0 to Minneapolis, Ignille Kansas City matchup with Louisville 7 to 4, and Toledo facing St Paul with 8 to 3 and 8 to 2.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Elmira-Utica Baseball Scores From Last Game
Elmira Utica 6 Elmira 1 Atante Albany 7 Scranton 5 Wilkesbarre Wilkesbarre 10 Troy 0
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Elmira
Utica
Atante Albany
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Troy
Eastern Association Row Matches Report
A disjointed 4 row listing shows Haven New Haven 1 Bridgeport Bridgeport 3 New Low At Waterbury Waterbury Sir Pittsfield 2 tid reading. The fragmentary data references multiple locations and scores without clear context or outcome.
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Row Haven
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Wwaterbury
Sir Pittsfield
Southern League Scores From New Orleans and Nashville
In New Orleans Mobile defeated New Orleans 2 to 0. In Nashville Chattanooga led Nashville 4 to 3. In Memphis Montgomery fell to Memphis 8 to 2.
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Southern League
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Oakland and San Francisco Scores Parsing
In Oakland California and San Francisco California venues the records show multiple team scores. Notable results include Portland defeating Los Angeles and Venice defeating Sacramento with varied margins across listed pairings.
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Oakland
Francisco
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Venice
Sacramento
Harvard to Open Series with Yale in New Haven
Cambridge June 15 Harvard will depart for New Haven tomorrow for the first game of the series with Yale. After Tuesday’s game both teams travel to Boston for the second game on Wednesday with Felton likely in Harvard’s box for the opener.
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Cambridge, Mags
Harvard
New Haven
Toomorrow
Yale
Boston
Felton
Five
Clarke Features Velodrome Races at Newark
Jackie Clarke of Australia won the five mile national championship and the four cornered French Point Race at Newark Velodrome. Alfred Grenda and Alf Goullet followed in the sprint, with Clarke finishing both events by inches despite appearing out of position. The fast pace produced a 10:38.2 final time for the five mile.
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Jackie Clarke
Australia
Newark
Clarke
Alfred Grenda
Kramer
Alessio Stefani
Alf Goullet
Caccia
G. Guarimo
New York
Donald McDougall
New York A. C
William Hanley
San Francisco
William Pettit
Rockville Centre
L. I
Italy
Victor Thuau
France
George Cameron
Alf Grenda
Tasmania
Frank Cavanagh
Ivor Lawson
Salt Lake City
Alvin Loftes
Providence
R. I
Herman Packebusch
Germany
Ernest Johns
Mario Caproni
Edward Madden
Six Day Race Plans At Madison Square Garden
John M. Chapman of Newark will manage the 1913 six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden under the Garden Athletic Club after a conference with promotores. The event will run concurrent with last year’s schedule and Chapman will be joined by Birr Chapien in the management team. The National Cycling Association remains in charge, though several former favorites have left to join the outlaws, including Eddie Root Fred Hill the Sedell brothers Percy Lawrence Peter Drobach Al Halstead and Jake Magin.
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John M. Chapman
Newark
Madison Square Garden
Garden Athletic Club
National Cycling Association
Eddie Root
Fred Hill
Sedell Brothers
Percy Lawrence
Peter Drobach
al Halstead
Jake Magin
the Garden
One hour championship to headline Brighton Beach card
The blue ribbon long distance event of the year the one hour championship will be staged at Stadium Motora merne Brighton Beach Wednesday night as the feature. Early entries include Arthur Chapple Newark star Martin Kessler Paul Ohne Hartley Thomas George Merciek and Franz Krebs. The field is one of the best lists ever started in this kind of race promising high standard racing.
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Stadium Motorerme
Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple
Martin Kessler
Newark Star
Paul Ohne
Brooklyn
Hartley Thomas
Philadelphia
George Merciek
New York
Franz Krebs
Intercollegiate Cross Country to Return to New York
The Intercollegiate cross country run will return next fall to Van Cortlandt Park New York on November 22 the same day as Yale versus Harvard football. The 1905 site Travers Island followed by Brookline and Princeton hosts, will be replaced by a six mile course over Van Cortlandt Hills. Harry A. Fisher Columbia University graduate manager of athletics will oversee preparations.
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van Cortlandt Park
Harvard
Travers Island
Princeton
Brookline
Mass
van Cortlandt
Harry A. Fisher
Columbia University
Widing Defeats Gobert in Saint Cloud Lawn Tennis Final
At Saint Cloud on June 15 the finals of the lawn tennis championship saw A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeat French challenger Andre H. Gobert in men’s singles. The teen event featured Fraulein Riecke beating Brganedis of France, while other doubles saw Wilding paired with Froitzelm of Germany. Miss Ryan of California and Max Decugis of France advanced via walkover over Mme. Golding and Wilding as fatigue limited Wilding's play.
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Paris
Saint Cloud
A. F. Widing
Newsy DE
Andre H. Gobert
Fraulein Riecke
Ee Es
Brganedis
France
Lege
Kiemer
Froitzelm
Germenx
A Wilding
New Zealand
Miss Ryan
California
Max Decugis
Mme. Golding
Wilding
Root and Hill Lead in N C A Races at the Ellipse
Eddie Root and Fred Hill led a chaotic day as deserters from the National Cycling Association joined the American Cyclists Union events at the erose the street eledrome. Root won the Two Mile Invitation and Ten Mile Open among other results. Hill placed high before disqualification.
Bicycle Road Record Set in Century Road Club Race
Joseph Schuster of the National A C established a new American fifty mile road record at Floral Park L I during the Century Road Club of America event. Schuster clocked 2 17 05 to win the event while finishing sixth overall and grabbing the first prize. L A Fraysse won the race in 2 47 47 with Rhodes and Lyons also placing high in the handicap event. Sixty started, forty finished. the course ran 25 miles to Amityville and back.
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Joseph Schuster
National A. C
Century
L. A. Fraysse
Century Road Club of America
A. E. Rhodes
Empire City Wheelmen
J. Lyons
Ae A. C
Floral Park
Jericho Turnpike
Amityville
T. G. Kennedy
Empire City’ Wheelmen
Schuster
Rhodes
Hicksville A. C
Thomas Larossa
Roa Club of America
Brighton Beach Five Mile Handicap Abandoned After Weather
Rain and mist halted the five mile professional handicap at Brighton Beach Stadium after a rider fell during a trial spin. Johnnie Cox of New York won the sole heat with Martin Kessler of Newark second and Billy Vanderberry of Philadelphia third. time 3 59 2 5.
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Brighton Beach Stadium
Phil Kearney
New York
Johnnie Cox
Martin Kessler
Newark
Billy Vanderberry
Philadelphia
Dull Boxing Week With Limited Showings Across NYC Clubs
Boxing activity drops as several clubs suspend midweek events. St Nicholas A C hosts a Wednesday featherweight program led by Eddie O Keefe and Patsy Kline. Teddy Hubbs faces Walter Hennessey in Harlem while Atlantic Garden cards feature Patsy White vs Marty Allen.
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Garden A. C
St. Nicholas A. C
East
Eddie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Patsy Kline
Newark
Johnny Dundee
Aun
Johnnyne
Olympic A. C
Harlem
Teddy Hubbs
Pittsburgh
Walter Hennessey
New Orleans
Atlantic Garden A. C
Patsy White
Marty Allien
Enenees
Military A. C
Brooklyn
En Polo A. A
Fairmont
St. Nicholas
Atlantic Garden
New York
Gowanus
Irving A. C
National League sale announced for Heckengtror club
A reported sale of the Heckéfiger club from Racine to Chicago is mentioned with the Brooklyn Club involvement and ties to the Wisconsin Illinois gate. Details are sparse but indicate a transfer plan within professional baseball circles.
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Brooklyn
Heckéfiger
Chicago
Racine
Keio Beats Stanford In Tokyo Baseball Clash
Keio University baseball team defeats Leland Stanford Junior University 5 to 1 in Tokyo. Both sides tally six hits, but Stanford commits multiple errors leading to the Japanese victory.
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Leland Stanford
Keio
Tokio
Keio University
Leland Stanford Junior University
American Universityers
Athletes for San Francisco Meet With Amateur Union Leader
Last week at a luncheon in New York Kirby, president of the Amateur Union, briefed associates on the situation regarding PJS A L athletes for San Francisco. The event highlighted ongoing discussions and potential actions affecting the group.
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York
Kirby
Amateur Union
Stamford Prep appoints athletic director for coming year
At field day exercises head Master Alfred C. Robjent announced John Bredem Princeton as athletic director for the coming year. The appointment names him a 1% member of the Princeton nN and track teams and notes his 1908 United States all around status and 1912 runner up to Jim.
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Stamford
Alfred C. Robjent
John Bredem Princeton
Princeton Nn
Wimmer
United States
Jim
Mayo Mile Won By Powers Of Boston Mayo Meet
James Powers of the Boston Athletic Association won the Mayo Mile at Celtic Park, beating Abel Kiviat of Irish American A C. The event featured strong times and another close finish in the 600 yard handicap. Powers clocked 4 21 1 5 for the mile, with Kiviat second and Jack Monument third.
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Jimmy Powers
Boston Athletic Association
Abel Kiviat
A. C
Mayo
Celtic Park
Powers
New England
Abe
Boston
Ack Monument
Gallagher
Powers Rushe
Ted Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Homer Baker
New York
R. W. Rigby
Rigby
Pott
Gianahopile
Moshinesias AC
John Eke
Morningside
F. R. Plant
Long Island
E. Renz
Mohawk A. C
James Powers
A. A
A. R. Kiviat
Jack Monument
J. Gallagher
Georgetown University
M. Gianahopile
Morningside A. C
Lovibond Suffers Double Defeat in Westchester Tennis
Arthur M. Lovibond fell to S. H. Voshell 6-1 6-4 in the men's singles final at the Country Tennis Club of Westchester in Hartsdale. Lovibond and Dr. William Rosenbaum lost 6-4 6-1 in the men's doubles semifinal to Galvao and Jolliff, who advance to meet Baggs and Voshell for the cup.
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Arthur M. Lovibond
Country Tennis Club of
Westchester
Hartsdale
Sue S. H. Voshell
Lovibond
Lovibe
Gaivae
C. Jolliff
William Rosenbaum
Joliff
F. C. Baggs
S. H. Vosheil
Miss Wagner
A. Ostendorf
Miss Cassell
R. L. Qs
Ee Voshell
M. Lovibond
Marie Wagner
Sie Reet
Clare Cade
Bessie Holden
Marie Qardener
Clare Cassell
M. Galvao
A. M. Lovibond
William Loo
M. Grove
J. H. Steinkamp
H. Blum
Ites
L. Gee
Eetoakon
Ake A. Sulenasre
O—I, I—S
Federal League Protest Over Telegraph Scores
Indianapolis attorney E. E. Gates of the Federal League protests to the Inter-State Commerce Commission that Western Union refuses to carry the League’s scores on its ticker service. He cites Hepburn act violation and seeks investigation. Gates plans discussions with Representative Gallaher on Congress’ anti trust inquiry.
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Indianapolis
Ind
E. E. Gates
Federal League of Baseball Clubs
Washington
Inter-State Companys Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Gates
Mise Karpf Tops Father In Special Race At Harlem Speedway
Yonkers driver Mise Karpf on Worthy beat her father in a special straw heat at the Road Drivers' Association of New York meeting on the Harlem Speedway. The card featured eight classes with two heat wins and one three-heat finale, and Belle Isle surprised in class C trot with two commanding wins.
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Tors
Migs. Karpf
Miss Karpf
Bronson
E. Shoeraker
L. Smith
J. Chaimowitz
Aida
W. C. Urban
Teddy P
Belle Isle
George Oliver
Grewer
C. C
Tommy Jon
Martha Dawn
Dagor Wins French Derby at Chantilly
Dagor, a bay colt by Fox, wins the Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly by two lengths. Baldaquin fin second, Bruleur third. Ten starters include Nimbus and Ecouen as favorites who upset unplaced. Prize this year stands at $37,000 for the three year olds race over one and one half miles.
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Paris
Chantilly
and Blanc
Dagor
Ng Fox
M. L. Olry-Roederer
Baldaquin
M. E. de Saint- Alary
Bruleur
Toether
M. A. Augment
Nimbus
Ecouen
Ogger
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mme. N. G. Cheremeteff
Albanais
H. B.duryea
Blarney
Aut Bett
Hudson Motor Boat Race on Manhattan Island
Under ideal weather and tide conditions twelve motor cruisers and three open craft circled Manhattan Island for 25.25 knots prize race by the Hudson River Motor Boat Club. The Valiant owned by J Sauer won open boat class beating Bank III by 2 minutes 47 seconds corrected. Firth’s Bank III posted fastest time 2 hours 38 minutes 26 seconds, beating last year’s mark by 1 minute 34 seconds. Venoor owned by P Rooney and Eleanor owned by S E Iger won in their classes. Kit Bix by F D Gheen held last year’s record with 2 hours 41 minutes 33 seconds.
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Manhattan Island
Hudson River Motor Boat Club
Valiant
J.sauer
C. Firth
Bank III
Firth
Venoor
P. Rooney
Eleanor
S. E. Iger
F. D. Gheen
Kit Bix
Regan Captures Captain's Cup at Oakland Golf Club
James B. Regan of New York won the Captain's Cup handicap event at Oakland Golf Club with the low net score of 60. The report lists scores and handicaps for several players, including R. Elliott, L. B. Franklin, E Guillandeau, George L. Upahor, Henry L. Bogert, R. Tarleton, H Severie, Erwin Js, F T and Cassabeer among others.
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Regan
James B. Regan
New York
Oakland Golf Club
Entrants Prepare for Belmont Park Racing Meet
Entries close this afternoon for a two day meeting at Belmont Park Terminal on June 25 and 27 under the United Hunts Racing Association. Six events are carded each day including flat races and a steeplechase with several good horses already nominated.
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Belmont Park Terminal
United Hunts Racing Association
Harvard Slight Favorite In Closest Regatta In Years
Harvard and Yale crews rested with light practice ahead of Friday’s regatta. Yale fields strong crews but Harvard’s improved 2014-time close to the 1888 record boosts Crimson odds as one of the tightest races in years. The four oared and freshman boats from both sides are evenly matched.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Lo Taland Sound
Crimson
Jim Red
New York Y C Yacht Cruise Details Released
Commodore Pratt issues orders for the sixty sixth New York Yacht Club cruise. The squadron rendezvouses at New London August 5 at 1 PM then sails to Newport, with Astor Cup races August 7 and Kings Cup August 8 off aioth. Destinations include Vineyard Haven, Marblehead, Provincetown, Boston Lightship, Gloucester, and final disbanding after return.
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Dallas B. Pratt
Sea- Fox
New York Yacht Club
New London
Newport
Aioth
Nate
Vineyard Haven
Provincetown
Marblehead
Boston
Gloucester
Long Relay Race From Washington to Chicago Planned
An extended relay event will run from Washington DC to Chicago starting June 24. A runner begins in the capital and, with a packet letter, travels through multiple states for three days and nights. The route passes Grant Park and includes nearly 1000 participants with Boy Scouts providing regional relays. It is not a speed test and no participant is required to push to exhaustion. The route crosses DC Maryland Tennessee Ohio Indiana and Minnesota.
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Washington
D. C
Chicago
Grant Park
District of Columbia
Maryland
Tennerivanie
Ohio
Indiana
Minot
Ralph Mulford Secures Peugeot Car for Indianapolis Win Record
Ralph Mulford has bought a Peugeot racing car that Goux used to win the hundred mile international sweepstakes at Indianapolis. Mulford will drive it in all his entered races and in the Grand Prize Vanderbilt Cup events at Savannah in the fall.
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Ralph Mulford
Peugeot
Goux
Indianapolis
Mulford
Savannah
Summer shirts fadeproof colors in stock now
Thousands of fast color shirts available from $1.50 to $10. Bright colors kept under heat and wear. Buy now for summer use and color retention.
Underwear Fabrics Hit Market At New York Stores
A new range of athletic underwear offers thin fabrics in multiple sizes from 50 cents upward. The assortment targets major New York merchants seeking inventory diversity and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White serge suits for country clubs and church pews
A light note on white serge suits in various styles from double-breasted to Norfolk. Prices cited include $28 and $20, illustrating how such attire moves from luxe yacht culture to everyday settings like country clubs and church.
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