Wild Pitch Loses a Game for Doyle
In a two hour and twenty minute nine inning affair at American League Park, Cy Young and Joe Doyle dominated the stage as the Hilltoppers and Naps battled to a 4 3 Cleveland win. Doyle issued a wild pitch in the eighth that let a runner score, and Warhop relieved to close out the loss. Nine thousand fans observed a sluggish, tedious game with little team cohesion from the Hilltoppers.
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Forest City
Cy Young
Joe Doyle
Ban Johnson
Doyle
Cleveland
Stallings
Young
Joe
Bradley
Easterly
Lord
New York
Joseph
Ball
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Warhop
Goode
Demmitt
Larry
Hinchman
Sky
Keeler
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Knight
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Stovall
Prospect Park
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Yankees
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Hats and clothing trade list for men and boys
A long list of apparel categories including hats shoes boys clothing motor wear liveries yachts riding clothes shirts underwear hosiery bathing suits and related wear for men and boys. The notice catalogues available items without specific brands or prices.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results include Cleveland at New York and Chicago facing Boston with notable scores. National League games feature New York versus Chicago and Pittsburg against Brooklyn among others. Eastern and American Association matchups show Toronto Newark Jersey City Rochester and Milwaukee with varied outcomes.
Baseball schedule with league pairings for today
American League games include Cleveland at New York four P M Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Washington two games. National League matchups feature New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Rochester at Providence Montreal at Newark Toronto at Baltimore Buffalo at Jersey City Indianapolis at Minneapolis Columbus at Milwaukee Louisville at St Paul Toledo at Kansas City.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Pishes
Detroit
Eeeesseeeseree
Ane
Cleveland
Isaie Heine
Sots Sieslars
Sar
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Washington Coevesienceeas
National League
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MELON
Erence Belmets
Oles Chicago
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Rochester
Newark
Montreal
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Washington
Indianapolis
Giants Rally Fall Short as Cleveland Beats New York
Cleveland defeats New York 9 to 7 in a game marked by sharp hitting and several miscues. Lajoie Engle and Demmitt lead the offense with two-base and three-base hits while Knight and Easterly pace New York with key hits.
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New York
Lajoie
Engle
Demmitt
Easterly
Knight
Bradley
Lord
Vaughn
Young
Ball
Stovall
Doyle
Doyl
Warhop
Keeler
Messrs
Kerin
O'Loughlin
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia In Pitcher Battle
In Philadelphia Detroit tops the Phillies 5 to 4 after a late scoring burst. After nine innings Philadelphia led with a 4-3 tally but Detroit answered with a two run frame to grab the victory. Collins and Baker produced key two base hits while Thomas and Stanage hit triples for Detroit.
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Detroit
Hartsel
Ganley
Ol Bush
Collins
Crawf'd
Murphy
Oj Cobb
Davis
Mor’ty
Baker
O’leary
Barry
Sch’fer
Thomas
Stanage
Bender
Mullin
Rossman
Philadelphia
Crawford
McIntyre
Bush
Cobb
Moriarty
Messrs. Hurst and Connolly
Chicago and Boston battle through errors and pitching
In a tense baseball doubleheader at Boston Chicago and Boston split games. Chicago built offense on Unglaub and McAleese two-base hits while Boston’s Atz Speaker and Dougherty provided power. pitching performances varied with Steele Sutro and Arellanes each yielding multiple runs.
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Chicago
Wagner
Atz
Thoney
Sullivan
Carrig’n
Walsh
O O Steele
Sutor
Ar’lan’s
Niles
Arellanes
Purtell
Tannehill
Lord
Walter
Carrigan
Thicago
Ceeeceresee
Speaker
Dougherty
Steele
Sutro
Isbell
McConnell
Perrine and Vans
Denver Wins Tom Morris Cup In Western Golf Association
From unofficial scores Denver Country Club led with 16 down to par to win the Tom Morris Memorial Cup at the first annual competition held today across multiple golf links of the Western Golf Association in Chicago.
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Chicago
Denver Country Club
Western Golf Association
Americans versus Cleveland at 4:00 P.M.
Baseball brief reports a 4 00 P M game between the New York Americans and the Cleveland club. The notice is brief and lacks full details of venue or outcome.
Giants Stop Pirates in Rush for Pennant
New York defeats Pittsburg 8 to 2 as Mathewson dominates on the mound. Tenney Herzog and Myers lead a 13-hit attack while Leifield Leever Phillippe lifelines fail to stop the Giants.
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Giants
Pirates
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Pittsburgs
the Park
Mathewson
New Yorks
Leifield
Phillippe
Leever
Tenney
Gibson
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Devlin
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Wilson
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Wagner
O’hara
Doyle
O Clarke
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O'Hara
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Miller
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Meyers
Messrs
O’day
Emsile
Weston Walks Across U S From New York To San Francisco
Weston's transcontinental trek continues on day eighty one as he recovers from illness aided by eggs and milk. The 71 year old plans to complete the 4300 mile journey in 100 days with Sundays off, detailing a route from New York to San Francisco via Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Nunn Hanna Granger Carter Spring Valley Castle Rock and other stops.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Hugo
Col
Dol
Carter
Wyo
Spring Valley
Castle Rock
Wyoming Bridle Route Through Aspen Tunnel Visit
Edward Payson Ston reports from Evanston Wyoming describing improved health after a break and a morning journey via Union Pacific escort through the Aspen Tunnel a mile and a quarter long, reaching the eastern end at 8 30 with officials Noah E Johnston and B 8 Esbenson awaiting.
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New York Times
Evanston
Wyo
Esbenson
New York State League Scores Report
In a long day of baseball action Binghamton beat Syracuse 14 innings 7 by 4 runs Elmira defeated Utica 5 to 1 Troy upended Wilkes Barre 4 to 0 Albany edged Scranton 3 to 1 in other league results.
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Binghamton
Syracuse
Elmira
Utica
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Scranton
Connecticut League Scores and Results Summary
New Haven defeated Northampton 8 to 7 and again 5 to 1. New Britain beat Springfield 12 to 6. Hartford won 11 to 1 against Bridgeport. Waterbury prevailed 6 to 4 over Holyoke.
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New Haven
Northampton
New Britain
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Holyoke
Mailers Defeat Bronx All Stars at Crotona Park 5 to 4
The Times Mailers beat the Bronx All Stars at Crotona Park by five to four. Muenz starred with strong hitting and solid defense, delivering standout performances at bat and in the field. The Times Mailers now challenge all New York City newspaper teams.
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New York Times Mailers
All Stars
Bronx
Crotona Park
Muenz
Times Mailers
New York City
Weston Relates Tunnel Tour and Hospitality Encounter
Edward Payson Weston describes touring a tunnel with signalman Robert R. Wilson and foreman John Benson. He notes torched workmen, a four foot concrete bed, and greeting by Wilson’s family who served eggs and milk. He traveled to Evanston for dinner and rest before continuing to Castle Rock.
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Robert R. Wilson
John Benson
Mr. Benson
Mr. Wilson
Rgmine
Evanston
Castle Rock
Edward Payson Weston
Metropolitan championship results at Van Cortlandt Park South
In men’s singles round three through five Ferris and Tallant advance with wins over Lee and Thomas. In doubles Bull Martin and others win by default as Palmer, Tallant and others compete. Women’s events see Wagner Moore and Wildey Hammond reach finals with Wildey Hammond defeating Wagner Marcus 6 4 6 2. Cubs win pennant fade Brooklyn after a parade.
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H. Lee
G. A. L. Dionne
E. E. Taylor
H. Tallant
T. Thomas
Harry Torrance, Jr
G. S. Groesbeck
R. H. Palmer
W. S. Slade
W. M. Hall
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
M. Bull, Jr
H.torrance, Jr
H. L Ehrich
C. C. Kelley
A. S. Cragin
C. M. Bull
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G. L. Wrenn, Jr
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H. J. Mollenhaver
F. P. Fuller
Dr. H. J. Littell
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D. V. Peiser
D. E. Roberts
R. M. Beckley
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
G. Burns
G. Moore
S.A. Westfall
H. J. Mollenhauer
Slade
F. E. Ferris
E. P. Larned
C. F. Watson, Jr
J. M. Steinacher
Cc. Trask
B. M. Phillips
E. F. Lee
D. V. Peliser
Miss M. Wagner
E. H. Moore
E. Wwiltley
L. S. Hammond
W. H. Pouch
Miss Wagner
E. Marcus
Mis Sg. F. Weaver
E. C. Bunce
Wildey
Hammond
W. Notman
Miss
Harvard and Colby clash in Cambridge baseball
Readable fragments show Harvard vs Colby in Cambridge with scoreless innings and battery details. Holy Cross and Templeton listed with Templeton and Landile in another pairing, plus line misreads of teams and pitchers.
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Skaprocontiareares
R.H.E. Williams
Holy Cross
Templeton
Landile
Dowd
Foley
Larkin
Alfred Noble Wins Suburban Trial at Gravesend
At Gravesend the opening day of the Spring meeting featured a close mile and a sixteenth handicap won by C. L. Harrison's four year old Alfred Noble. He sprinted from behind to beat The Squire by a neck with Question Mark third, in a race that shapes him for the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay next Thursday. The first race produced a dead heat between Evening Song and Huda's Sister, purse divided, time 1:08 2-5.
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Alfred Noble
Sheepshead Bay
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Squire
Question Mark
H. P. Whitney
Evening Song
Mr. Earle
Huda
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Montpelier
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Sabe Aente Sandpiper
McCahey
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the Wrestler
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Rye
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Imitator
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Paina Acrea Eclity Ie
Sheridan Sets New Records at Pittsburg Meet
Martin Sheridan, world champion all around athlete, wearing the Irish American Athletic Club insignia, set a new standing hop, skip and jump mark of 32 feet 6 1 2 inches. He also tied the discus free style at 140 feet 1 inch. McGrath and Flanagan tied the 16 pound hammer at 167 feet. Police halted the event after debris was thrown into the crowd. no injuries reported. Fifteen thousand spectators attended the A O H program in Western Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
Martin J. Sheridan
Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr Wins Polo Match For Wood Crest Cup
Bryn Mawr defeated Philadelphia Country Club at Bala in the second Wood crest cup polo match by a score of 18 to 0. The win keeps Bryn Mawr undefeated as the season continues.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club
Bala
Yale and Harvard Trial Time Clash Over Four Mile Course
In New London Connecticut on June 16 Yale and Harvard held a time trial for their rowing eights. Yale covered four miles in 20 minutes 55 seconds while Harvard, racing three miles, logged 16 minutes 15 seconds. Harvard’s captain remained non committal about exactness, though an outside watch read 16 minutes 13 seconds.
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New York Times
New London
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Speedway Form Reversals Attract Close, Open Race Result
Fast steppers on the Speedway yesterday showed reversals of form as leaders in the Matinee Cups were defeated. A stiff wind hindered fast times but many finishes were close. Earl B. and composing in Class C trotting saw heats very tight. In Class D Helen Pandit led in two heats at James Kennedy’s, causing an open Brush Committee protest. Joe Jap failed in Class A trotting time 1 06 without Dicker. Kate Nelson won Class A A pace but wheel tire and wagon weight mishap interrupted the run.
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Helen Pandit
James Kennedy
Billy K
Brush Committee
Joe Jap
Dicker
Thomas J. Hinds
Kate Nelson
Gravesend Races Entry Note on First Race
Entries list for Gravesend Races shows the first race for three year olds and up with selling allowances over a mile and a sixteenth.
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Gravesend
Giants Plan Raymond Return Against Pittsburg After Row
Manager John McGraw and pitcher Bugs Raymond agreed on his return to the mound after a train incident ruined by outbursts. Mathewson, fresh from a win, will pitch Saturday unless rest needed, while Raymond faces Pittsburg in the next game. McGraw expressed regret for the altercation but said Raymond will pitch as scheduled and the club will keep winning.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
John McGraw
New York Giants
Bugs” Raymond
Cinnati
Colonial
Raymond
McGraw
Mathewson
Avene
Park Bn
Raymo
Three Seattle Racing Cars Bunched
In the New York to Seattle auto race Shawmut car reached Granger Wyoming at 5:00 P M and departed at 6:25 P M Ford No 2 arrived at 6:00 P M and left at 6:12 P M Ford No 1 came in at 7:35 P M and left at 7:55 P M All crews expect to reach Opal twenty five miles away tonight roads are dry and dusty, cars in good condition and confident of victory conditions favor the race in this section
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New York Times
Granger
Wyo
New York
Seattle
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