Yale Defeats Princeton 4 3 In Polo Grounds Baseball Fight
Yale wins 4 3 at the Polo Grounds as Hill Tanter catcher Hill Tonter scores on Legore’s eighth inning grounder misplayed by Scully. Legore had stolen second earlier in the frame amid misthrows. Yale leads triangular series vs Princeton and Harvard. next games set at the Polo Grounds.
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Yale
Legore
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Elis
Scully
Tigers
Kelleher
Frinceton
Harvard
New Haven
Alex Wilson
George Church
Collegians
PJ Way
Long John Reilly
Lou Middlebrook
Eli
Douglas
Easton
Milburn
Buzz Law
Devo
Way
Hanks
Gill
Bive
Reilly
Vaughn
Middlebrook
Driggs
Green
Sveen
Waev
Pepebee
Lowe
Hunter
Montreal Club Fines Pitcher and Severs Ties with Fraternity
Montreal Baseball Club informs that the Baseball Players Fraternity refused action on Howard Meraner appeal. Meraner was fined 110 dollars and suspended by the local club for failing to stay in condition, then released. He sought relief through the fraternity, but President David Fults found no basis for action.
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Montreal
Montreal Baseball Club
International League
New York
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Howard Meraner
Moet Graner
David
Fults
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Recap of American League results Philadelphia beat Detroit 3 2 Washington def Chicago 5 3 Boston over Cleveland 4 3. National League New York defeated Cincinnati 5 3 in twelve innings St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1 Boston 4 Chicago 3. Federal League Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 3 Newark 2 Kansas City 6 Baltimore 5 Chicago 8 Buffalo 0 Chicago 3 Buffalo 1. International League Jersey City 4 Richmond 3 Providence 3 Newark 1 Rochester 3 Toronto 1 Montreal 4 Buffalo 3. Standings show New York and Philadelphia leading in various leagues with multiple matches listed.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Newark
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Richmond
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
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Sports Pairings on Tap Across Sixteen Cities
A dense slate lists Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston two games New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St Louis at Newark Kansas City at Baltimore Chicago at Buffalo Newark at Richmond Jersey City at Providence Rochester at Montreal Buffalo at Toronto.
Cornell Romps Past Penn in Ninth Inning Rally
Cornell defeats Pennsylvania 4 to 3 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Bryant and Wallace each allowed seven hits. Sutterby and Whitney delivered key plays as Cornell overcomes a 3 2 deficit. Final score noted after a sequence of errors and timely bunts that sealed the win.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Penn
Ithacans
Bryant
Wallace
Mann
Donovan
Bills
Schimpf
Schimp
Satterby
Gordon
O'Connell
Sutterby
Whitney
H. Wallace
R. Wallace
Giants Rally in 12th to Beat Reds in Cincinnati
McGraw's Giants came from behind at Jedland Field to win 5 3 in twelve innings. Fletcher delivered the decisive hit after Doyle, Lobert, and Merkle contributed, with Stroud and Lear guiding the mound acts for New York and Cincinnati respectively. The victory capped a two-game series win for the Giants.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
McGraw
Giants
Jedland Field
Sierzog
Tribe of Redlegs
Lobert
Herzog
Doyle
Burns
Killifer
Fletcher
Leach
Robertson
Merkle
Mathewson
Reds
Rube Schauer
Hube
Schauer
Stroud
Benton
King Lear
Princeton
Lear
Olson
New York
Roberston
Meyers
Murray
Snodgrass
Grant
Groh
Brookfeds Rally Tops Pittsburgh 3 2 at Washington Park
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 as Land scores the winning run in the seventh. Seaton labors on the mound but Brooklyn pushes across in the fourth and seventh frames to seize the lead. cooper, magee, kauf, evans, oakes and kelly figure in key plays as brooklyn gains the victory.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Park
Tom Seaton
Tom
Seaton
Amont
Long Tom
Kenetchy
Oakes
Yerkes
Kelly
Hauff
Lee Magee
Cooper
Magee
Brookieds
Kauff
Evans
Brooklyn
Dickson
Myer
Land
Omow
Okon'y
Myers
Ooakes
Smith
Sy'kes
Holt
Okelly
Berry
O'kson
Dodgers Drop Big in Flag Race at St Louis
In St Louis on June 16 the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 4 to 3. Nap Rucker started for Brooklyn lasting two innings before Appleton finished. Brooklyn led early with two runs in the first and another in the third, but St Louis rallied to win as Griner and Meadows stifled the Dodgers.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Nap Rucker
Nap
Appleton
Brooklyn
Gringer
O'Mara
Bescher
Myers
Daubert
Cutshaw
Wheat
Hetzel
Miller
Ford Miller
Butler
Oe Ae
J. Miller
Betzel
Stengel
Hyatt
Offtucker
Griner
Meadows
Rucker
Hy Appleton
Orth
Byron
Jersey City and Providence Battery Line Scores
At Jersey City R H E Richmond 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jersey City 0 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Meadowa Morrissette and Schaufele Bentley Wiltse and Reynolds At Providence Newark 9 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Lee and Snow Oeceschger and rigiecy At Toronto Rochester 9 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 6 Toronto 0 6 6 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 Batteries Palmero and Wiliams Luque and Kelly At Montreal Buffalo 9 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 6 0 8 5 1 Batteries Beebe and Lalonge Richter and Madden
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R.H.E. Richmond
Jersey City
Meadowa
Morrissette
Schau- R.H.E. Fele
Bentley, Wiltse
Reynolds
Providence
Newark
Lee and Snow
Oeceschger
R . E. Rochester
Toronto
Palmero and
Wiliams
Luque
Kelly
R.H.E. Buffalo
Montreal
Beebe
Lalonge
Richter
Madden
Boston Defeats Chicago 4-3 In First Win Of Season
Boston tops Chicago 4 to 3 as Cheney lasts 4 2/3 innings and Pierce allows 3 runs. Tyler falters with men on base while Good and Fitzpatrick contribute in Chicago. Smith and Evers ejected for arguing with umpires. substitutions and other incidents noted.
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Cheney
Boston
Pierce
Tyler
Cubs
Ases
Smith
Evers
Heston
Zimmerman
Fitzpatrick
STON
Gilb't
Ogood
Fitz'k
Fisher
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Dadatheres
Knisely
Saler
Whaling
Connolly
Good
Phelan
Giood
Gilbert
Messrs
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Eason
St Louis Beats Newark 8 to 2 in Newark
St Louis defeated Newark 8 to 2 in Newark as President Gilmore and Harry F. Sinclair watched. Crandall and Hartley teamed for St Louis, with Falkenberg and Rariden handling Newark pitching.
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Newark
St. Louis
Gilmore
Harry F. Sinclair
R.H.E. St. Louie
Crandall and Hartley, Falkenberg and Raridenr
Chifeds Sweep Buffalo in Twinbill at Buffalo
Chicago defeated Buffalo in both ends of a double header 8 to 0 and 3 to 1. Hendrix and Prendergast shone on the mound while Ander son had rough innings in the first game. Buffalo failed to score until the later innings of the second game as Chicago capitalized with timely hits and errors.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Hendrix
Prendergast
Anderson
Koji Yamada
George Spear
Daly's Academy
Rawfeds Beat Terrapins Again six to five
Kansas City won 6 to 5 in Baltimore, improving to two straight. Perrin led with a key hit while Easterly argued with umpire Johnstone and was ejected. Final line score lists Kansas City 90200383 1 And Baltimore 0040001060058.
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Kansas City
Perrin
Easterly
Johnstone
R.H.P
Packard
Henning
Brown
Quinn
Owens
Pitcher Richard McCabe Sold to Boston AL Club
Lewiston Maine June 16 Richard McCabe of the Lewiston New England League club has been sold to the Boston American League team. He will report to Boston tomorrow.
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Lewiston
Richard McCabe
New England League
Boston
Rensselaer Poly Beats Chinese University of Hawaii
Rensselaer Poly Institute baseball team defeated the Chinese University of Hawaii 9 to 6 this afternoon at Troy New York. The win adds a victory for the RPI squad over the visiting Hawaii nine.
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Rensselaer Poly
Troy
N. Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Chinese University of Hawaii
Attorney General Rules Futurity Entry Fees To Be Refunded
An Albany opinion says the 8 205 dollar Futurity deposit in a Syracuse bank must be returned to horse owners whose animals were entered for the canceled Futurity races. The State Fair Commission planned the event in 1913 but canceled it on illegality grounds, and some horses had changed owners since entry fees were paid.
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New York Times
Albany
WN. Y
Woodbury
Syracuse
State Fair Commission
Rough riding penalties at Belmont and Jamaica tracks upheld
Stewards disciplined jockeys for rough riding at Belmont Park and Jamaica races. Heustis was fined, disqualified his horse Tyne Site and warned of possible jockey club action. Buxton paid 100 for rough riding on Top of the Morning, and Byrne received a stern warning for the Blue Thistle ride with threat of revocation for future misconduct.
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Belmont Park
Jamaica
Heustis
Tyne Site
Jockey Club
Buxton
Phosphor
Orse
Byrne
Blue Thistle
Fuither
Johnson Twirls Html Four Hits as Senators Down White Sox
Washington wins final game of the series 5 to 2 behind Walter Johnson who struck out eight, walked none, and yielded four hits to Chicago. Russell pitched for Chicago, Johnson facing 29 batters through 9 innings with 4-2-0-? line, while Chicago errors allowed adds.
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Walter Johnson
White Sox
Senators
Washington
Russel
Chicago
Johnson
Barry's Three Bagger Delivers Phillies Win Over Detroit
Barry delivered a three bagger driving in the winning run as Philadelphia beat Detroit 3 to 2 in eight innings. Wyckoff and Davis endured wild periods but Malone and Kopf excelled in the field keeping Detroit at bay. Cobb mishaps and early Philadelphia offense set the tone in a tense game at Philadelphia.
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Penn
Barry
Cobb
Detroit
Wyckoff
Davis
Malone
Kopf
Walsh
Bush
Vite
Lapp
Coebb
Oldr
O’ford
Mel's
Veach
Strunk
Young
W'koff
McKee
Jacobson
Red Sox top Morton to beat Cleveland 4–2 in sixteenth inning
Boston defeats Cleveland 4 to 2 as four runs in the fourth inning power the win. Hoblitzer drives in three with a double and singles, while Jackson is hit in the first. Morton allows two, Shore limited for six. Umpires Hildebrand and O Loughlin. Time one hour forty six minutes.
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Pennsylvania
Schimpf
Keating
Sutterby
Mann
O'Connell
Carnnell
Bryant
Bills
Wallace
Koonas
Messrs. Sternberg and
Flynn
Hancroft
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Viox
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Collins
Nethofst
Voix
Wagner
Vanes
Balk
Chalmers
Harmon
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Minges
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Red Sox
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Cleveland
Hoblitzer
Jackson
Shore
Sala
Turner
Lewis
Speaker
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Chapman
Wood
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Weights for Long Beach Handicap at Jamaica track
Horrow is given post of honor in the weight allotment for the Long Beach Handicap a mile and an eighth race at Jamaica on Saturday with forty elite horses entered Borrow carries 128 pounds Roamer 126 Strom boll 124 Harmonicon 122 Short iass 120 Rock View 120 The Finn 112 Gainer 111 Pebbles 110 Sam McMeekin 108 Thornhill 104 Flying Fairy 98 Futtergold 100 Pan dean 107 and Tartar 98.
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Horrow
Jamaica
Borrow
Roamer
Stromboll
Harmonicon
Short Iass
Rock View
the Finn
Gainer
Pebbles
Sam McMeekin
Thornhill
Flying Fairy
Futtergold
Pandean
Tartar
Favorites Bowled Over at Jamaica Racecourse
At Jamaica yesterday the favorites failed to dominate with heavy track conditions. G M Miller from the Carman stable led a late stretch rush to win the fifth race while High Noon upset Phosphor in the Illinois Handicap, aided by Top o Morning’s early speed and a spill that shifted the race outcome. The meet opened with Dune Site disqualified for crowding Prohibition.
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G. M. Miller
Carman Stable
Camellia
Phosphor
High Noon
Belmont Park
Top O
Hugh Noon
Sand Marsh
Buxton
Top
Loftus
Pblic
Borel
Dune Site
Athena
J. F. Adams
Star Shoot-Belle of
Glendale
Falfbrother
James Potter
W. B. Mitchell
William Johnsen
Ella Bryson
Coy
Lily Orme
Mamie Kalso
R. F. Carman
Singleton
Heastley
Edith Baumann
M. J. Leonard
Prince of Melbourne
Rose Prim
Fairbrothier
Prohibition
Wtfford A. Cochran
Till
James Butler
Frederick Johnson
Ch. c
L. Parson
B. G
Blue Thistle
H. C. Hollenbeck
Byrne
Dartmouth
Watertown
Yankee Nations Oneck Stable
Yankee Fairie Queen
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Lissak-Subine
Magnierre
Ben Quince
FB. Witte
Queens County Jockey Club announces Summer meeting event dates
The Aqueduct track Summer meeting runs June 26 to July 14 with key races scheduled. June 25 Brooklyn Handicap at a mile and a furlong. June 25 Hudson Stakes for two-year-olds. June 30 Queens County Handicap at a mile. July 1 Union Stakes for three-year-olds. July 3 Great American for two-year-olds. July 7 Brooklyn Derby and Clover Stakes. July 10 Tremont Stakes and Brookdale Handicap. July 11 Astoria Stakes for two-year-old fillies. July 1 Myrtle Stakes for three-year-olds and up. Baseball game noted with 30 PM listing.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct Track
Vintage textile prices cite wool serges and flannels
An antiquated market note touts wool serge fabrics with fast color quality. It lists prices for options at 15 to 20 dollars, a Clay serge silk lined at 38 dollars, and tarny and white flannels priced from 5 to 9 dollars.
Norfolk suits with knickers hit the market
Clothing retailers warn of rising demand for Norfolk outfits featuring knickers and long trousers, priced from 22 to 83 dollars as customers seek versatile golf attire.
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