Cleveland Wins 3 2 as Warhop Shuts NYP Down
Cleveland defeats New York 3 to 2 in a tight opener. Warhop limits the Yankees to four hits in eight innings while Hughes struggles early. Goode drives in three runs for Cleveland with timely hits and Hinchman’s double.
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Stallings
Yankees
Cleveland
Hemphill
Knight
Goode
Berger
Kletow
Cree
Demmitt
Jack
Turner
Birdie
Warhop
Laporte
Larry
Hughes
Naps
Broad Range of Men and Boy Fashion at Three Broadway Stores
The ad details revised prices on boys youths and men suits from $12 to $42 plus summer wear, underwear like union suits in multiple fabrics, russet low shoes $4 to $6 and Panama hats $5 to $15. It promotes yachting and motoring wear with a large stock across three Manhattan locations: 34th Street, Warren Street and 13th Street.
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G. Tweedy
Broadway
16Th Street
Union
Between the Innings. Yanks Roar Back in Rough Game
In a tense clash a Knight for a day headlines the action as Warhop's underhand pitches challenge the Yankees. Keeler and Ball stumble handling plays, Ball twists an ankle, and George Stovall heads to the Forest City for a rest as Lajoie plans drydock days for his first baseman.
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Silk
Warhop
Berger
Hughes
Elberfeld
Knight
Engle
Goode
Bradley
Keeler
Ball
Seleaguer
Chase
Laporte
Hal
Frank
Payne
Larry
George Stovall
Nainsook
Hamburg
Forest City
Lajoie
Washington Defeats St Louis In Rain-Shortened Tilt
Washington and St. Louis played a baseball game halted in the sixth inning by rain. Unglaub doubled and tripled to power Washington while Unglaub and Milan contributed hits. Groom and Howell pitched for the clubs with 7 and 2 2 3 innings respectively, and the game lasted one hour five minutes.
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Washington
ST. Louis
Poa Browne
M’al’se
Conroy
H’tzell
Angl
Pat’son
Don’hue
Oferris
McB’de
W’liams
Milan
OjJones
Street
Wallace
Criger
Groom
Graham
Howell
Ungland
Donahue
Ferris
St. . Louis
Unglaub
McBride
Donohue
Messrs
Egan and
Sheridan
Chicago vs Boston Baseball Box Score
Chicago and Boston played a baseball game with Chicago scoring 0 runs in all innings and Boston tallying 1 run in the final frame. Key players include Dougherty, Parent, Walter for Boston and Tannehill, Atz for Chicago, with pitchers Burns and Schlitzer handling mound duties. The contest lasted one hour fifty five minutes with Evans and Perrine umpiring.
Baked game ends in ninth as Chicago ousts Boston
In a low scoring affair Boston commits an error and is scored on a sacrifice fly. Chicago totals a run in the final frame to defeat Boston with timely hits and aggressive baserunning. Credits include Isbell On base by sacrifice and several stolen bases by Lord Dougherty Parent Niles McConnell and Purtell. Time of game one hour fifty minutes. Umpires Perrine and Evans.
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Chicago
Boston
Abrhpoa
Abrhpo Hahn
M’c'nell
Parent
J Lord
Isbell
Speaker
D'gh
Gessler
Purtell
Walter
Tannehill
Lord
Wagner
Schlitzer
Dougherty
Burchell
Atz
Burns
Messrs. Evans and
Perrine
Cceese
Ryan
Niles
McConnell
Smith
Messrs. Perrine and Evans
Brooklyn
McMillan
Hunter
Evers
Clement
Zimmerman
Bergen
Burch
Sheckard
Hofman
Alperman
Hummel
Brown
Balk
Messrs.Johnstone and Cusack
ST. Louis
Phelps
Autrey
Hulswitz
Dahlen
Charlies
Graham
Lush
White
Seeeseesel
Ceeseeee
Byrne
Evans
Beck
Starr
Bresnahan
Charles
Autray
Hulswitt
Ellis
Kenetchy
Messrs
Kane and
Klem
Detroit Beats Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel as Plank and Summers hold. Hartsel commits an error, McIntyre belts a two base hit, and Crawford adds a sacrifice fly. Dygert and Summers each allow one earned run in relief. Time: one hour fifty minutes. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.
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Philadelphia
Sts
Hartsel
Bush
Ganley
Crawf'd
Collins
Cobb
O Murphy
Mor’ty
O'Davis
O’leary
Baker
Sch’fer
Barry
Stanage
Thomas
Summers
Zone
Dygert
Coombs
Bender
Detroit
McIntyre
Plank
Dvgert
Crawford
Schaefer
Moriarty
Messrs
Connolly and
Hurst
Baseball Scores From The Leagues
American League games see Cleveland edge New York 2 to 0 as Detroit and Philadelphia Washington St Louis Chicago and St Louis results mixed with rain postponements. National League results include Eastern League Buffalo 2 3 Baltimore and Jersey City 0 Toronto and Newark results with Rochester Montreal and Providence noted as forfeited. American Association standings appear with no decisive results.
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Pittsburg
Chica
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Montreal
Buffalo
Providence
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Schedule of 14 Straight-Play Matches Across Cities
A list of today’s games includes Cleveland at New York at 4 PM Detroit at Philadelphia St. Louis at Washington New York at Pittsburg Rochester at Providence Montreal at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Toronto at Baltimore Indianapolis at Minneapolis Columbus at Milwaukee Louisville at St Paul Toledo at Kansas City.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas Ca Y
Chicago and Brooklyn Play Dull Ball in Narrow Losses
Chicago edges Brooklyn 3 2 in a slow game with two Brooklyn errors aiding Chicago. Evers three two-base hits spark Chicago while Brown, Hunter combine on the mound for 7 hits allowed. In St Louis Boston earns a 3 0 victory behind White and Lush pitching and timely hitting from Beck and Byrne.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Evers
Burch, Sheck
Clement
Hofman
Hum'l
Howard
OjLennox
Schulte
Bergen
Zimmerman
Brown
Hummel
Alper
Connecticut League Scores Across Cities Show Rain Delays
Albany 1 Wilkesbarre 0 Troy 5 Scrapton 4 Other games postponed due to rain. New Haven 4 Northampton 1 Sprasgo 4 Holyoke 4 in 8 innings darkness. Bridgeport 3 Waterbury 1 Hartford 4 New Britain 1.
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Albany
Wilkesbarre
Troy
Scrapton
New Haven
Northampton
Sprasgo
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Hartford
New Britain
Baseball Scores From New England and Tri State Leagues
Results from the New England League include Brockton defeating Worcester 11 to 2 and Lowell beating Haverhill 3 to 0, with Lynn routing Haverhill 4 to 0 and Lynn over Fall River 5 to 2. In the Tri-State League Lancaster won 5 to 2 over Johnstown, Williamsport topped Trenton 8 to 6, Reading beat Harrisburg 4 to 3, and York defeated Altoona 4 to 3.
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Brockton
Worcester
Lowell
Haverhill
Lynn
Fall River
Lawrence
New Bedford
Lancaster
Johnstown
Williamsport
Trenton
Reading
Harrisburg
York
Altoona
Devon Triumphs Over Rumson In Woodcrest Cup Semi Final
In Bala at the Woodcrest Cup semi final Devon polo teams defeated Rumson of Seabright by 714 to 6%. Devon lineup featured E N Stokes and F S Conover with handicaps of 1 and 3 respectively while Rumson included W S Jones and W S Borden with handicaps of 2 and 3.
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Philadelphia
Bala
Devon Polo
Rumson
Seabright
Devon
E. N. Stokes
E. M. Leach
F. S. Conover
W. H. Stewart
W. S. Jones
Walter McClure
W. S. Borden
C. H. Sabin
Istalena Wins Grand Victory in New York Yacht Regatta
The New York Yacht Club held a grand spring regatta on Glen Cove waters. Istalena, skippered by George M. Pynchon, beat Cornelius Vanderbilt’s Aurora by one minute forty eight seconds in a tight 57-foot class race. Adventuress and Winsome suffered topmast failures. Alpha aided nearby sailors as the fleet resumed racing and dignitaries watched from the Commodore’s flagship.
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New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Aia
George M.pynchon
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
Henry F. Lippitt
Arthur Curtiss James
Alpha
Sound
Rhode Island
Rumrill
R. W. Emmons
Col Appleton
Charles Lane Poor
Prof. Hallock
James A. Sparkman
Adventuress
Corello
Eclipse
Miladi
Long Neck Point
Woolsey’s Reef
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
W. Butler Duncan
E. F. Randolph
Istalena
Winsome
Pynchon
Edmund Moran
H. de. B. Parsons
Ernest E. Lorillard
Walter C. Keer
Eclinse
L. J. Callanan
George W. Scott
Israela
George M. Pynchon
H. F. Lippitt
Polaris
L. L. Albuger
Altair
Cord Meyer
Aspirant
H. W
A. G. Hanan
Dorello
George le Batchelder
C. C. Rumrill
Alera
J. W
E. P. Alker
Phryne
J. F. O’rourke
Nepsi
J. de Forest
Dahinda
G. E. Roosevelt
Ibis
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Atair
C. and
G. Meyer
Weston Mishap: Bottle of Refreshment Breaks, Man Is Cut
A Weston incident reports a man dropping a bottle of refreshment which shattered, causing a cut. Medical aid attended, no further injuries noted. The event is under routine local reporting with no lasting danger to the public.
Weston Transcontinental Walk Day by Day Route List
Record of Weston's 100 day cross country walk from New York to San Francisco with daily segments and distances. Entries include travel from New York to Utica and onward through Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Nunn Hanna Granger Carter Spring Valley Castle Rock and Ogden with total distance 3101 miles.
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Weston
United States
New York
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Hugo
Col
Nunn
Hanna
Wyo
Granger
Carter
Spring Valley
Castle Rock
Ogden
Utah
Wahsatch Man Recovers After Bottle Breaks With Liquid Injury
A report from Le Rock Wyoming dated June 17 describes a man leaving Wahsatch at 8:18 PM when he fell and broke a bottle of liquid refreshments. Broken glass cut him badly above the stomach and he returned to Wahsatch where he was met by T. B.
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New York Times
LE Rock
Wyoming
Ogden
Utx
Wahsatch
T. B
Weston Walks Fifty-Eight Miles Toward Ogden Utah
Edward Payson Weston arrives in Echo Utah after leaving Castle Rock for Ogden disclosing a strenuous day on the road. He recounts aid from Hart and William Lloyd at Wahsatch, shelter with Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, a hearty breakfast, and plans to reach Morgan before resuming his trek toward San Francisco.
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Ogden
Edward Payson Weston
Echo
Utah
Castle Rock
San Francisco
Morgan
Races Enter Idaho As Ford No 1 Leads Pack
The New York to Seattle racing group entered Idaho with Ford No 1 driven by Kuenick and Harper arriving in Montpelier at 4 PM. A new front wheel and springs were fitted before a 6 30 PM departure toward Pocatello for a 100 mile run by midnight. Shawmut and Ford No 2 arrived later and faced a breakdown earlier today, but were repaired and now on the road toward Boise for Saturday.
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New York Times
Montpelier
Idaho
Kuenick
Harper
Pocatello
West
Itala Auto Race Passes Salina Amid Rain Slows Pace
The Itala car in the New York to Seattle automobile race went through Salina at 7 50 PM after leaving Kansas City earlier today. Heavy rains have made the roads slow and the vehicle lags behind.
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Salina
Kan
Itala
New York
Seattle
Kansas City
De Palma Sets World Record in Readville Twenty-Five Miles
Readville Mass June 17 Ralph De Palma driving a 60 horsepower Fiat set a new world record for twenty five miles at Readville track with a 23 minute 35 second finish. The Bay State Automobile Association meeting featured eight races and included a Bailey Trophy five mile event won by B W Shaw.
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Readville
Mass
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Barney Oldfield
Fresno
Cal
Bay State Automobile Association
James B. Ryall
New York
B. W. Shaw
Boston
Stoddard-Dayton
A. Ww. Merriam
Welch
Buick
Harry F. Grant
Alco
Hugh Poe
Allen-Kingston
E. O. Hayes
Midland
L. B. Lorimer
Worcester
Chalmers
Detroit
Stoddard
Conn
Columbia
F. Cameron
Chalmers-Detroit
S. L. Rogers
C. A. Glentworth
F. F. Cameron
Palma
Fiat
Charles de
Low Score Leads Lynnewood Hall Cup Qualifier
Philadelphia weather halted the field as a thunder shower closed the Lynnewood Hall cup qualifier at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. Howard Perrin shot a 78 to lead, with a three way tie for second at 80 among Gilman Tiffany Harold B McFarland and Edward Satterthwaite.
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Philadelphia
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Noble
Howard Perrin
Gilman Tiffany
Newburg
N. Y
Hudson River
Harold B. McFarland
University of Pennsylvania
Edward Satterthwaite
Griffin to face Hurley in key city bout at Fairmont Club
Charley Griffin the Australian champion meets Battling Hurley in a ten round fight tonight at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Both fighters are in peak condition and expected to display fast work from the opening gong.
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Fairmont Athletic Club
Charley Griffin
Battling Hurley
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