Lajoie Drives In Run To Slow Yankees In Cleveland
Cleveland defeats the New York Yankees 5 to 3 as Nap Lajoie delivers a line drive that injures pitcher Quinn, who leaves the game with a bruised arm. Hughes relieves him and the Naps add three runs while fans cheer a controversial call at home.
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Yankees
Naps
Athletics
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Hughes
Austin
Sweeney
Koestner
Bradley
Perrine
Bose
O’lough
Jin
Silk
Knight
O’loughlin
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Chase
Yankee
Laporte
Cree
Lord
Gardner
Larry
Easterly
Graney
Stovall
Gran
Turner
Hemphill
Hat Styles and Exclusive London Brands Offered
A local firm advertises straw hats with light weights and varied styles. It lists Light-Splits and Sennits including the Victor jays from London, plus Lighter-Mackinaws with Pencil Curl and Rolled Brims, and Lightest-Panamas Leghorns.
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Lightissimus
Bangkoks
Youth Summer Mixes Reduced In Four Prices
Youthful enthusiasm drives savings as Summer mixture suits drop to four prices. Discounts range from 1.00 to 19.00 off with final tags at 15, 18, 20, and 22 dollars. Sizes span chest 32 to 35 for available stock.
All Boys Knickerbockers Reduced at Three Broadway Stores
All Summer mixtures for boys knickerbockers are discounted to five fifty seven fifty eight fifty ten fifty and twelve fifty. Sale applies to merchandise across three Broadway Stores.
Rain Cancels Several NL Games. Phillies Crush Reds
In yesterday's baseball results the National League saw rain wash out Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at Boston. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 10 to 0. American League games had Cleveland 5 New York 3 and Detroit 12 Boston 3 with Washington 6 St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1. Eastern League standings show Pittsburgh and New York atop, while Rochester led Baltimore in the minor standings.
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Tigers Beat Red Sox in Ragged Field Battle
Detroit swung to a 3 to nil win over Boston as Arrellanes and Barberich were hit hard. Stanage and Arrellanes cleared the bases with two on, delivering the deciding runs in a rough atmospheric game.
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Boston
Tigers
Arrellanes
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Stanage
Detroit and Boston battle in six inning baseball game
Detroit and Boston split a six inning game with two-base hits by Simmons and Sta nage. Arrellanes allowed 14 hits in six innings. Barberich gave up four runs in two innings. Delehanty Morarity Simmons stole bases. Bush and Simmons formed double plays. Ended with Detroit seven, Boston seven. Time one hour fifty five minutes. Umpires Evang and Egan.
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Niles
Turner
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Stovall
Asa
Bradley
Wivasdvent
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AB A Gardner
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Austin
Sb Tee Sweeney
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Sadeeeseen
Graney
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Sweeney
Laporte
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Hooper
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Stanage
Arrellanes
Arrellanos
Barberich
Bush
Killian
Delehanty
Moriarty
Detroit
Boston
Lanes
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Washington
ST. Lois
Milan
Fisher
BO Telivelt
Hartzell
Gessler
Wallace
Newman
Conroy
H'sman
Killifer
T’sdale
Street
Stephens
Reisling
Palley
iGilligan
Truesdale
Batley
Gilligan
St. Louis
McBride
Unglaub
Bailey
Mesers
Sheridan and
Kerin
Browns No Match for Senators
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 in St. Louis. Fisher and Hartzell led the visitors with strong hitting as Washington outplayed the home team.
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Senators
ST. Louis
Joe
White Sox Lose 2 1 to Phillies on One Hit Day
Coombs held Chicago to a single scratch hit as Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 1. Barry, Zelder and Collins contributed in offense for Philadelphia while Chicago managed few scoring chances. Time of game was two hours with Connolly and Dineen umpiring.
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Coombs
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Aba
Penned
Oldring
O Preneh
Barry
Browne
Collins
Zeiler
Sideney
O'J.collins
Puker
Blackburne
Zelder
D. Collins
Murphy
Baker
Purtell
E. Collins
French
Young
Coombe
Candil
Messrs
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Dineen
Batting details from Baltimore Montreal match
At Baltimore RA E Montreal .05 1000100006240 Baltimore .000010000-182 Batteries Burchell and Kerrchell Russell and Byers. Umpire Mr. Murray.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Burchell
Krrchell
Russell
Byers
Murray
Rochester RHA.P. Rochester .08 108 026.08 60 Buffalo . 1100000 0060285
Batteries Ragan and Blair, Carmichael and Williams. Umpires Mesers, Finneran and Boyle.
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Buffalo
Ragan
Blair
Carmichael
Williams
Finneran and Boyle
Minor League Scores Across Tri-State and New England Leagues
Tri-State games Lancaster defeated Reading 14 to 0 while Trenton beat York 8 to 0. Rain caused postponements across the circuit. American Association results: Indianapolis 4 St Paul 3. Milwaukee 8 Columbus 2. Minneapolis 9. Toledo 4. Kansas City ? New York State League Utica 4 Binghamton ? Other games postponed. New England action: Lawrence 4 Haverhill 2. Fall River 2 Lowell 1. Lynn 5 Brockton. New Bedford at Worcester.
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Haverhill
Fall River
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Lynn
Brockton
New Bedford
Worcester
Ratin
White Sox Home Ground to Become Semi-Pros Park
The American League Baseball Park at Thirty-ninth Street and Wentworth Avenue, longtime home of the White Sox, will become a semi-professional station next year after John M. Schorling signed a long term lease. The Auburn Park franchise owner plans to open the new plant next Spring while the current park stays with the American League Club until November.
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American League Baseball
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Schorling
Pitcher Dudeo Robbed of Watch in Rochester
Rochester police arrested Harry McGrady for stealing a gold watch and chain given to Buffalo Eastern League pitcher Dudeo by Cincinnati fans yesterday. The incident followed a game in Rochester.
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N. Y
Pittcher Dubeo
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Harry McGrady
Yale and Princeton Clash Delayed By Muddy Ground
The Yale and Princeton baseball game at American League Park was postponed due to heavy rain and a muddy field. Fans from both schools gathered despite the conditions while captains Doyle and Clarke faced a three day suspension for disputing umpire calls. Giants and Pirates played a rain postponed game.
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Yale
Raim
Broadway Grounds
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Bulldog
Larry Doyle
Giants
Fred Clarke
Pirates
O'Day
Lynch
Brooklyn Club Chief Fined Over Minor Leagues Waiver
President Charles H. Ebbets of the Brooklyn club was fined after the club let Tommy McMillan go to Rochester and Harry Lumley to Binghamton before all National League teams could claim them. Cincinnati filed its waiver and secured the shortstop, who may challenge Tommy Downey for playing time if he meets expectations.
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Brooklyn
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Ebbets
Tommy McMillan
Rochester
Harry Lumley
Binghamton
Cincinnati
McMillan
Tommy Downey
Trade Rumors Swirl Around Elberfeld and Browns
Rumors say Kid Elberfeld seeks exit from Washington with St. Louis ready to trade two players for him. A pitcher and outfielder could go to the Nationals in return for the erratic shortstop. Brooklyn signs Jack Dalton of Des Moines amid stormy weather and prior melodrama lore. Doubleheaders are expected before season’s end.
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Washington
St. Louis
Elberfeld
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Brooklyn
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Des Moines
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Brooyn
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Tigers
Philadelphia blanked Cincinnati 10 to 0 in a decisive win
Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati 10 to 0 as Beebe and Doyle struggled with hits. Ewing puzzled ex teammates. Doomn and Knabe suspended for three days for altercation with Umpire Klein. Game lasted one hour and forty two minutes with Klem and Kane officiating.
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Cincinnati
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Doyle
Ewing
Doomn
Knabe
Klein
Abrhpoa
Downey
Doolan
Moran
Smeared
Doglap
Miller
Paskett
Woodruff
Walsh
Grant
Ward
Tit Bates
Magea
Philadelp
Messrs
Klem and
Kane
Hackensack High School Wins Northern New Jersey Baseball Title
Hackensack defeats Rutherford 8 to 0 to claim the Northern New Jersey Interscholastic baseball championship. The report lists other teams in the league and several player names with garbled spellings.
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New Jersey
Rutherford
Dna Lea
Oran Englewood
Beware
Coouse
Binder
Brandenbdedna
Farr
Garis Ef
Nieesd Finger
Garrison
Burr
Norton to join Lynn Lynns New England League utility infielder
Cambridge report June 16 Norton captain and star second baseman of the Dartmouth base ball team has accepted an offer from Lynn of the New England League to play as a utility infielder for the club.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Norton
Dartmouth
Lynn
New England
Bugs Raymond Referees In Ring At Long Acre Show
The Giants fan known as Bugs Raymond refereed a Long Acre Athletic Association boxing card last night. He officiated the six round semi final between Young Boasie and Frankie Mango and staged plenty of footwork with the fighters. Bossee edged Mango in a lively main ten round bout while Young Rags and Martie Alberts debut as headliners in a draw.
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Giants
Long Acre Athletic Association
Young Boasie
Frankie Mango
Bossee
Mango
Young Rags
Martie Alberts
Alberts
Boal
Rags
Tex Rickard
O'Leary to Meet Wagner in Nine? Ten Round Bantam Bout
Young O'Leary and Joy Wagner, top local bantams, clash in a ten round bout at the National Sporting Club. Both are East Side rivals with intense followings and a potential shot at Johnny Conlon if they win. Jimmy Kelly offers an incentive to O'Leary for a knockout.
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Joy Wagner
National Sporting Club
Dope
Wagner
O'Leary
Jeffries Hag
Johnson
National Ring Club
Big Fellows Sage
Sailor Burke Faces Jim Smith Next Tuesday in Stratford
Sailor Burke trains in Stratford Conn for a bout with Jim Smith at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Smith, from the Bronx, endured ten rounds with Joe Jeanette and impressed with his power after a Ketchel bout. Ketchel called Smith dangerous and capable of great things with proper coaching.
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Sailor Burke
Stratford, Conn
Jim Smith
Fairmont Athletic Club
Bronx
Joe Jeanette
Smith
Ketchel
Italian lightweight Terry Young faces Buck Hagen in main bout at Lehigh Club
Terry Young and Buck Hagen clash in a ten round star bout at the Lehigh Athletic Club tonight. A knockout is expected as the two slashing lightweights exchange jabs and power. Johnny Sullivan meets Harry Ames in a six round semi final.
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Buck Hagen
Lehigh Athletic Club
Johnny Sullivan
Harry Ames
Cyclone Johnny Thompson Beats Birdieg Collins at Saltair Pavilion
East Lake City report says Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore Illinois won a decision over Birdieg Collins the colored lightweight at Saltair Pavilion last night Collins was outfought to the seventh round when his seconds threw up the sponge to avoid knockout.
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Birdieg
Collins
Saltair Pavilion
Five crews thrill Hudson course at Poughkeepsie trial
Hudson River practice brought rain cooled rowing tests as five eights and several fours raced four miles. Columbia Varsity eight and four, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania posted close times with Pennsylvania leading at 4:55 over the final mile while Morningside's eight impressed, and Brumbacher of the Columbia camp sat out with fever and liver trouble.
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Tegatta
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Columbia
Brumbacher
Deciding City Schoolboy Baseball Championship
Fans of New York high schools await the Commerce versus DeWitt Clinton game tomorrow at McNulty Field 149th Street Seventh to Eighth Avenues. Each team has four wins and one loss, deciding Manhattan Bronx and Richmond title with a final series against Brooklyn leaders for the greater city championship.
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Th High School of Commerce
DeWitt Clinton High School
McNulty’s
149Th Street
Seventh
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
Brooklyn
Yale Freshman Shakeup and Varsity Trials on Thames
Yale crews held a busy day with a freshman eight reshuffled to place Philbin at No 6 and Brainard at No 4, while Reed and Bomeisier swapped seats. The first Varsity four edged the second by two and a half lengths in a two mile race, as crews practiced upstream and downstream toward the navy yard. Sulli settled at No 2 in the latter boat and Warren appeared poised to keep No 8.
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Loring
Scranton Club Fined For Dispute At Troy Game
Scranton Club owner Edward Coleman fined 100 dollars for failure to play at Troy. Monte Cross fined 3 dollars. League president Farrell imposed the penalties after a dispute with umpire Kelly. Total penalties included 10 dollars each for Cross Schultz and 10 dollars each for McDonough and Kirke.
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Troy
Edward Coleman
Scranton Club
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Farrell
Cross
Schultz
McDonough
Kirke
Kelly
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