Giants Defeat St Louis as Athletics Falter in West
The New York Giants beat St Louis for the third straight time while rain halted Chicago and Pittsburgh. In the American League the New Yorks beat Detroit 6 to 2 as the Athletics lost to Cleveland. Griffiths team heads to Washington then Boston series begins June 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Greater New Yorks
Detroit
Champion Athletics
Clevelands
Griffith
Washingtons
Washington
Bostons
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
National League results show New York 11 over St Louis 2 and Cincinnati 8 over Boston 4. American League games include New York 6 over Detroit 2 and Cleveland 9 over Philadelphia 4 with Chicago 6 over Boston 0 and Washington 5 over St Louis 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Camden schedule and standings preview
Games scheduled today include Boston at Chicago, Washington at St. Louis, and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Standings show current team rankings across the league.
Giants Ease Past St Louis in Light Drizzle
In a light drizzle the New York Giants defeated St Louis 8 to 2. Taylor pitched effectively for the Giants with strong support from his fielders while Brown struggled for the visitors. Bresnahan Dahlen and Gilbert led New York at the plate with key hits and aggressive baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
St. Louis
New Yorks
Hoelskelter
Taylor
Brown
St. Louisan
Aid Taylor
Bresnahan
Ferguson
Pitener
Murray
Notre Dame University of Indiana
Tere
Raub
Dahler
Westerners
Arndi
Bowerman
Strang
Mertes
Hoeiskelter
Dahlen
Devlin
Gilbert
Bennett
New York
Airpoae
Bresn
Shan'n
Emoot
Om’gann
Beckley
Arndt
Isk’r
MecBride
O'Gow'man
Grown
eMurray
Meciride
J. Louis
Baca
Haile Gs
Ims
St. Louise
Bresnajan
Frresnahar
Ferguse
Shannon
McCann
Chesbro in Rare Form as New York Beats Detroit 6-2
New York Americans win 6 to 2 in Detroit behind Chesbro’s strong pitching. Key plays included Chase’s two base bat over the left field foul line and Delehanty’s three bagger in the sixth. Williams adds a three base hit in the ninth driving in two as New York takes lead in the opening inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Detroit
Mich
New York Americans
Chesbro
Killian
Conroy
Williams
Griffith
Keeler
Chase
O'Leary
Crawford
McGuire
Lindsay
McIntyre
Cobb
Laporte
Coughlin
Hoffman
Delehanty
Leary
New York
Kian
Ribpore
Er Jones
Crawf'd
QO O-Chasr
C’g'lin
Warner
Ae Oaa
Ly Killian
Mr. O'Loughlin
Cleveland and Philadelphia Face Off In Baseball Tilt
Cleveland and Philadelphia met in a 9 inning game with final scores 6 to 4 in favor of Cleveland. Jossman Jackson Bemis and Murphy delivered key hits while Stovall Davis and Lajoie stood out on offense. Rhoades and Bender pitched for their teams as Hurst and Connor umpired a 1 hour 45 minute contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hartsell
J’kson
O Uress
Bradley
OQ Knight
Bemis
Schreck
Jossman
Jackson
Murphy
Stovall
Davis
Bradler
Lajoie
Congalton
Rhoades
Bender
Messrs. Hurst and Connor
Chicago and Boston Battle In Tight Classic
Chicago and Boston played a tight game with Tannehill prevailing over Winter as pitchers dominated. Davis Jones and Ferris produced key two base hits while Isbell connected for a three base hit and Armpb ter added the catching work. Swinging errors and fielding miscues kept the contest close throughout including late rallies by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Hahn
Parent
Jones
Stahl
Isbell
Grim'n
Davis
Don’hue
O'Neill
Sullivan
L. Tan
Altrock
Selbach
Ferris
Hayden
Per'son
Armpb'ter
Tann'll
Tannehill
Winter
Donohue
Messrs. Connolly and Evans
Thirteen New Records at Schoolboy Meet
At Celtic Park the Public Schools Athletic League championship saw thirteen new records set among elementary schoolboys. H Lorenz of Public School 71 Queens cleared 16 feet 1 inch in broad jump and H Gothier of Public School 18 Manhattan dropped 35 feet 4% inches in shot put, with other events also breaking records despite rain and low attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools’ Athletic League
Celtic Park
H. Lorenz
Public School 71
Queens
H. Gothier
Manhattan
Grothier
M. May
T. Becker
J. King
Bronx
F. Hanek
Evert Jansen Wanderl
E. Dempsey
G. Ottinger
J. O'Hara
V. Natz
J. Moss
H. Kein
D. Conklin
F. Stuart
O. Lent
H. Kupper
J. Weaver
H. Ringwald
J. Hughes
W. Wilkins
Richmond
A. Scheffler
le November
B. S. Dixon
A. Haden
J. Gordohn
F. Crick
Brooklyn
W. Vaughn
Ourth
S. Hawes
A. Brodek
M. Jepsum
W. Lischinsky
L. Mittman
L. Hickson
H. Nafz
F. Sharpnell
H. Kurtz
J. Schenck
H. Robitzek
T. Scholder
J. Stein
F. Gross
H. Roseman
C. Helsek
G. Wilson
W. Hawlowitz
Bt de Singer
A. Parker
L. Litowich
H. Griffet
A. Brautigan
M. Marks
R. Hunt
F. Entricken
H. Rosenbergs
H. McClincey
I. Maier
J. van Vleet
A. Alder
D. Vallentine
Wyckoff
G. Young
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ST. LOUIS BEATS WASHINGTON 8-5 IN LONG BATTLE. Hart'll and hemphill key for St. Louis with multi hit night while C Smith and Sudhoff split pitching duties. St. Louis tallies in 7th and 8th to pull ahead.
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Louis ST. Louis
Washington
Airpore
Hart'll
Sch
T.jones
Stahl
Stone
O'Cross
H'phill
And’son
Wallace
O'H
Baltimore Montreal Buffalo Batterymatch Recaps
In Baltimore, Providence batteries Adkins Hearne Cronin Cooper powered a 9 run game while Toronto Currie McCafferty Doran Pappalau Connors produced 12 hits in Montreal. Buffalo Rochester Batterymatch notes list Cleary Steelman Vowinkle BicAllister in a tight series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Baltimore
Providence
Adkins
Hearne
Cronin
Cooper
R.H.E
Toronto
Montreal
Currie, McCafferty
Doran
Pappalau and Connors
Buffalo
R.H.E. Rochester
Cleary and Steelman
Vowinkle and BicAllister
Jersey City P. C. W. Leads With Strong Start
The lopsided standings show Jersey City P. C. W. atop a compact league table. Baltimore Buffalo Montreal Newark Providence Rochester Toronto all trail with mixed win loss records and varying percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Toronto Es
Local Matchups Result in Skirmishes of Scores
Lawrence-Lawrence defeats Worcester 1 to 0 and Haverhill-Haverhill edges Lowell 3 to 2. Lynn-Lynn routs New Bedford 9 to 1 while Manchester-Manchester beats Fall River 11 to 4 and Falls River 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence—Lawrence
Worcester
Haverhill
Lowell
Lynn—Lynn
New Bedford
Manchester
Fall River
Falls River
New York State League Scores From Four Matches
In Troy Scranton beat Troy 5 to 1. Albany took a 2 to 1 win over Wilkes Barre. Gloversville A J and G defeated Syracuse 1 to 1. Utica edged Binghamton 8 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Scranton
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Gloversville
Syracuse
Utica
Binghamton
Scoreline Snippets From Mixed City Matchups
Partial results list several games with scattered scores and mixed city names. Matches include Columbus region events with a seven to six result and Toledo port entries showing three to four. Other lines cite Indianapolis versus Milwaukee and Louisville against Kansas City with decisive margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbie
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Tedo
Minneapolis
Sinrespelis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapols
Louisville
Kansas City
Weathered Rail Lines Mention New Orleans to Nashville Routes
Fragmented OCR lists rail segments with city pairs and numbers. It notes New Orleans Atlanta 4, New Orleans Memphis 1, Shreveport Montgomery 7, Little Rock Nashville 13. Missing context, but records the routes and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Shreveport
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Scores Of Other Games Across New England
In Meriden Holy Cross defeated Wesleyan 4 to 0. In Waterville Bowdoin tied Colby 4 to 4. In Macon Macon beat Augusta 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
Holy Cross
Wesleyan
Waterville
Bowdoin
Colby
Macon
Augusta
Sir Huon Wins Queen City Handicap in Cincinnati
Sir Huon won the Queen City Handicap today in Cincinnati a one mile and an eighth race worth 12500 dollars by half a length Dutch Barbara finished second John Carroll was third Scratches included Henna C McKlvane and Orly Jr Time 1 54 2 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Huon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dutch Barbara
John Carroll
Henna C
McKlvane
Orly Jr
Hedley Leads Hackensack Golf Handicap Round for Cup
T P Hedley topped the field at Hackensack Golf Club with a net 78 on the first 18 holes of a 36 hole cup match. He also posted the best gross 88 as a large turnout watched the event despite rain. J T Palmer, F E Palmer, I B Stewart and W H Watt posted top scores as Crassens resigns and R P Smith named new club captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Hedley
Hackensack Golf Club
Green Committee
Hedley
T.J. Palmer
FE. Palmer
I. B. Stewart
W. H. Watt
H. M. Bogert
C. B. Zabriskie
A. D. Hill
H. W. Sykes
C. J. Bush
T. J. Leonard
H. R. Taylor
Ar. Lang
R. P. Smith
G. H. Williams
A. Monell
J. J. E. Crassens
Rk. P. Smith
Peter Sterling Wins Frontier Stakes in Detroit Feature
The Windsor track Summer meeting opened with a large crowd as Peter Sterling, paired with Chiyesa, won the Frontier Stakes worth 2500 dollars. Henry Watterson, brought from Buffalo, finished third and was disqualified for fouling Chiyesa. Shineon claimed third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Peter Sterling
Chiyesa
Brown
Henry Watterson
Buffalo
Shineon
West Side Triumphs In First YMHA Dual Meet
The West Side defeats Brooklyn Central Branch 49 to 40 in the inaugural YMHA dual meet held at Fifty-seventh Street and Eighth Avenue. Bailey upset Sanford in the 440 and Sanford won the mile after a foul by Lentz. multiple events led to a home win with standout performances by Bailey and Tracy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Brooklyn Central
Young Men’s Christian Association
Fifty-seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Young Men's Christian Association
New York
Brooklyn
R. L. Sanford
Brooklyn Central Branch
A. T. Bailey
West Sides
Sanford
Bailey
R. P. Tracy
West ‘Side
L. EB. Lentz
Tracy
Lentz
C. Cossenas
G. O. Kettle
G. Cossenas
W. H. Goll
Cossenas
G. QO. Kettle
Tral
James Cox
J. B. Haller
Edward Monsees
A. L. Hetzer
R. P. Tracey
A. E. Ward
R. Hyatt
C. H. Perry
R. Majer
W. Kuster
G. Arnold
H. Behrens
J. T. Hanigan
W. Kus i
A. Paulding
H. L. Ruggles
Twenty-third Street
Harlem Branch
Prospect Park
Den Leads Motor Boats In Chicago Yacht Club Races
Seventeen of thirty six motor boats started in rough sea at the Columbia Yacht Club event. Den led Brushby and Simplex IV early, while Colonia won the yacht launches and Anona beat the Twentieth Century. Several boats did not start or were retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Yacht Club
J. H. Hoadley
Den
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie
J. D. Rose
Proctor Smith
F. G. Bourne
Colonia
Paul J. Rainey
Anona
J. FE. Dunsmith
Dossi
J. RR. Torrance
Tormairy
Edegar Scott
H. A. Lozier
Wee Ae
Dosst
J. F. Dunsmith
Tormary
J. R. Torrance
Kit
H Edgar Scott
Nanita
G. P. Stephenson
Omeemi
G. E. Shaw
A. C. Field
Siwaney
A. E. Miller
Reliance
L. Copelson
Nanita II
Omeomil
Scat
Andradia
Alma N
W. N. Rose
Nabisco
Walter Gunn
Knickerbocker Sea Skunks
Yankee
W. J. Brainard
J. H. Ho
A. D. P. Smith
P. J. Rainey
L. K. Pettle
Chum
F. K. Lord
Weeveeee
Buddie
W. Parkin
White Fox
W. Ferguson, Jr
Silver Fox
W. Ferguson
Josephine
G. B. Lesser
Stiff Debate Over Course No 4 Threatens Regatta
At Poughkeepsie six days before the Intercollegiate Rowing Association race the Cornell and Pennsylvania coaches threaten to withdraw their crews over Course No 4 near the railroad bridge. The Board of Stewards says no change will be made, risking a regatta with Cornell as a potential fastest eight. Other crews including Syracuse, Columbia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, and Yale contend with uneven form and uncertain times as Harvard shows strength ahead of Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Cornell
Ward
Pennsylvania
Francis
Bangs
Stewards
Ithacans
Board of Stewards
Cornel
Hamlet
Prince
Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Packard
Columbia
Georgetown Brigade
Dempsey
Potomac
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Colege
Badgers
West Shore
Krum Elbow
Thames
Yale
Morse
New Haven
Harvard
Eli
Crimson
Rsmen
Crimson Rooters
Wray
Power Boats Long Race Entries For Marblehead Start
Fifteen boats prepare for the Knickerbocker Yacht Club long G race to depart Marblehead on June 28, a 280 mile course around Cape Cod to College Point. Entries include Davy Jones Valetta Taru Gabrielle When Aranca Sis Lussie Gertrude Shawna Alice J Sarapa and Sarapa with engines from Jaeger Lamb Murray & Tregurtha and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Marblehead
Cape Cod
Vineyard
College Point
Richard Hutchinson
Davy Jones
Corinthian Yacht Club
Alfred L. Lincoln
Unome
A. A. Low
May
New York
R. H. Curry
Yo-ho
Chelsea Yacht Club
Brown Talbot
J. B. Valentine's
Valetta
Fall River Yacht Club
Lamb
E.N. Tarbell
Taru
Boston Yacht Club
Jaeger
O. L. Manson
EB. P. Lincoln
Gabrielle
Francis C. Welch
When
Murray & Tregurtha
Arnold Schlat
Aranca
Eben Stevens
Sis
Craig
St Botolph Steeplechase Victory at Brookline Meet
Heavy drizzle at the Country Club Brookline did not stop a fine race day with the St Botolph Steeplechase won by Charles M Harris’s Connover. Maxamilian and Tellfare followed in a tight finish. Mannix stable clinched two flat races with Oriflamme and Gallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Country Club
Brookline
St. Botolph
Charles M. Harris
Connover
S. Ambrose Clark
Maxamilian
Tellfare
Mannix
Oriflamme
Gallant
Queen of Bristol Towed to Oyster Bay for Trials
J. Rogers Maxwell received the schooner yacht Queen of Bristol yesterday morning and towed her up the Sound in the Cell to his home above Oyster Bay. She will try out every favorable opportunity between now and Thursday and be ready to make her first start against Corona Elmina and In vader that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rogers Maxwell
Queen of
Bristol
Oyster Bay
Corona
Elmina
Invader
Gardenia Launched at City Island Yacht Yard
Alfred Hennen Morris’s new forty footer Gardenia was launched yesterday morning at City Island from Woods’s Yard. The boat was rigged in five hours and ready to sail for testing and racing. Designer William Gardner said the yacht would race anything this season and would enter the New York Yacht Club annual regatta on Thursday if wind permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hennen Morris
Gardenia
City Island
Woods
Larchmont
William Gardner
New York Yacht Club
Plans for International Horse Show in London Next Year
The Olympia Building in London will host an annual international horse show in late May or early June. A joint American British committee will govern with broad European participation. Major sponsors are the National Horse Show Association of America and the English Hackney Horse Society led by James T. Hyde and Frederick Eween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Building
London
America
England
United States
National Horse Show Association of America
English
Hackney Horse Society
James T. Hyde
Frederick Eween
Eween
Mr. Hyde
Hackney Society
National Horse Show Association
King Edward
Aren Edward
Prince of Wales
Duke of Marlborough
Alber Sassoon
Earl of Craven
Ir Frederick Johnson
Duke of Richmond
Gordon
Hyde
Philadelphia
Long Island Auto Run Sees 15 Cars Travel to Poughkeepsie
Fifteen cars from the Long Island Automobile Club began the second economy run from 360 Cumberland Street Brooklyn shortly after 8 AM. All reached Poughkeepsie in good condition despite wet weather. Ten drivers are named with car models and horsepower, and the Frayer-Miller driven by Dr Butler won a recent two gallon efficiency test. Awards will be announced in two to three days after tabulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Automobile Club
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Poughkeepsie
Peekskill
Alfred Wilmarth
William Schimpf
Royal Tourist
W. T. Wintringham
B. W. Bergen
Stevens- Duryea
Clinton B. Parker
H. Burns
Packard
Raymond Healy
Zust
George A. Fisher
National
W. F. Parker
J. E. Bristol
Frederick Lampe
Pierce-Arrow
E. W. Messereau
William E. Butler
Frayer-Miller
Leffert Lefferts
Pope Toledo
C. Jerome Edwards
Cadillac
Frayer
Butler
Automobile Club of America
England Wins Davis Cup on Wimbledon Courts
England clinched the Dwight F. Davis International Challenge Cup by winning the doubles as Reginald and Hugh Doherty defeated Holcombe Ward and Raymond D. Little in three sets. Kreigh Collins impressed in an exhibition against Frank Riseley, while the Americans prepared for two remaining singles matches Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dwight F. Davis
Reginald F. Doherty
Hugh Lawrence Doherty
Holcombe Ward
Raymond D. Little
Kreigh Collins
Collins
Frank L. Riseley
Riseley
Little Do
Ward
Little
Beals C. Wright
United States
Dyker Meadow and Englewood Meet in Brooklyn Victory
A Garden City links match between Dyker Meadow of Brooklyn and Englewood Club was played yesterday. Brooklyn won 9 to 4 with 15 players per side. F. J. Olyphant, ex New Jersey champion, defeated Amos T. Dwight. other results followed for all listed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Golf Club
Dyker Meadow Club
Brooklyn
Englewood Club
F. J. Olyphant
New Jersey
Englewood
Amos T. Dwight
Dyker Meadow
Golf Club Holds Class A and B Contests on Staten Island
Yesterday at Fox Hills Golf Club Staten Island A F Sears won Class A with a net 76 on five handicap while his gross 81 stood as best of the day J S Marvin captured Class B with a net 70 on fourteen handicap Leaders list shows A F Sears St 5 76 E L Bottom 83 5 78 H F Ives 92 12 80 etc including J 73 Marys 84 14 70 and G W Ersae 12 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hills Golf Club
Staten Island
A. F. Sears
J. S. Marvin
A. F. Eare
E. L. Bottome
H. F. Ives
H. Walser
D.F. Allen
A. H.thomas
J. B. Barnes
W. Musick
Class B
Marys
G. W. Er
B. Fitch
Youngs
Ioi
McAleenan
Smit Ior
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American League
National League
Raye
Hila'phia
T. Louis
Philaphia
St. Louisans
Dboston
Weggins
Ofolan
Odwell
Neetham
Ar Chief
Abroebel
Veimer
Young
Tenney
Gates
Howard
Kelley
Birdwell
Barry
Bates
Brain
Nings
Witherup
Weimer
Schlei
Messrs. Emsiie and
Conway
P. S.no
First
S. Bennett
M. Friedman
C. Kahn
L. Tolmach
E. Sherman
Co. Stevens
F. Suarez
A. Tuttle
FR. Cotter
W. Ris
W. Koch
H. McNulty
Wood
Gershel
Ullman
White
E. Smith
Altizer
Hemphill
C. Jones
T. Jones
Fiame
Hickman
Chiefly
O'Brien
Baik
halls—Wakefield
Niles
Rickey
Cc. Smith
Lrsts
C. Smith
Sudhoff
Ty Sudhoff
E Smith
Glade
Mr. Sheridan
New York State League
American Association
Southern League
Hackensack
Frontier Stake
Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A
Hudson
Maxwell
Long Island
Littie
H. L. Doherty
Wimbledon
Sykes
Lefferts
Eddy Aneeeer
Naseer Asen
Cela
Gabriel Horns
Automobile Cover & Top Mfg. (Inc
Fickling & Spinning
57Th St
Plaza
Homans Automobile
Theo, Audel & CO
Fifth AV
New York City
Homan
Fox Hills
Automobile Bargains
Times Square Auto. Co
West
48Th St
Bway
90Th St
West End
Av. J
96Th St
Crags Moor
Ulster Co
Archander
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