Browns Beat Yankees In Benefit Game At Polo Grounds
The St. Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 2 to 1 in a Sunday benefit game at the Polo Grounds. Nearly 25,000 fans attended to support the First Reserve Engineers Regiment of New York preparing for overseas duty, with receipts over $10,000.
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George Cehan
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Phillies Defeat Cleveland as Gooch Clears Bases in Fourth
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 9 to 7 with seven runs in the fourth inning highlighted by Gooch’s grand slam to center with the bases loaded. Falkenberg struggled for Cleveland as Phila racked up the late scoring to secure the win.
Reds Repeat on Phillies in Tight Nine Inning Win
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a tight nine inning game. The Reds crowd multiple hits as they secure a three out of five series win, keeping the Phillies scoreless through most of the contest.
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Cincinnati
Philadelps
Glacial Yellowstone Trip Advertises Free Park Folders
A vintage travel pitch invites readers to plan a gum vacation to Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. It offers one railroad ticket, stops at a park office, and free folders with maps and pictures, no charge. G. B. and R. R. advertise from 116 Away, N. C. Pioneghiad.
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Yellowstone National
Cardinals Drive Rube from Mound in Dodger Win Series
The Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 7 to 1 to clinch three of four in the series. Rube Marquard started for St. Louis and allowed four runs in the first inning, then Leon Ames locked down the bullpen as the Cards added two more in the second and another in the fifth. Dodgers score came on a fifthinning hit and the visitors produced six hits total as Ames shut down the offense in key moments.
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Mner
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Hendryx
Wally Pipp
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New York Times
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Boston Downs Chicago in Final Game of Series
In Chicago on June 7, Boston concentrated late in the sixth inning to pull away and beat Chicago 9 to 5, taking the final game of the series. Chicago fought but could not overhaul the visitors despite competitive play and several close calls.
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Wolter
Patriotic Open Golf Draw Shows War's Toll on Amateur Field
The Whitemarsh Country Club hosts a patriotic open golf tournament replacing the open championship. Many top amateurs are absent, while pros like Jim Barnes, Jock Hutchnien, Herbert Strong and Pat Doyle promise strong play. Notable entrants include Max Marston and Norman Maxwell amid a long list of professionals and amateurs.
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Chick Evans
Max Marston
Norman Maxwell
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Mong Miete
Jervis
Thomas Robinsson
B. Stiles
James Starr
Arthur Boges Young
J .Mitchell
Andrew Campbell
G. H. Walker
B. White
Alexander Cunand Fraser
C. W. Hackney
Ndurgten
Sarees
G. Behmabe
North and South in Red Cross golf match
Chicago hosts a patriotic best ball foursome at Flossmoor Club as North and South teams, led by Chick Evans Jr and Robert Gardner, play for charity. North wins 4 up with 2 to play. Scoring notes show Evans 35-44 and rivals 40-81 par 76.
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Chick") Evans, Jr
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Kauff's Home Run Wins in Akron Exhibit
Benny Kauff blasted a four home run shot to power the Giants to a ten run win over Washington in an exhibition at Grosswater Park Akron. The game featured crowd hits and disputed plays in the fifth inning with several ground rules noted for crowd hits. Umpires credited pitchers and fielding errors, while Gallia and Crane provided key drives and defenses.
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Renz Sets New American Record in Fifteen Mile Walk
Eddie Renz of the New York A C won a fifteen mile patriotic walk at Macomb's Dam Park, breaking the American record with 2.07:173-5. The field of thirty included Plant and Macfadden of New York A C, who chased Renz through ten miles before Plant surged ahead. Plant finished second in 2.30:04-5 and Macfadden third in 2.06:55 as the race showcased a cyclonic finish by Renz.
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Walkers’ Clup of America
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Thoroughbred Race Card With Multiple Handicap Lines
The listing details five racing events for three-year-olds and up and a maiden two-year-old division. Entries include weights and competing horses such as Dovedale, Sargon II, Star Gate, Preston Lynn, The Finn, Strom boli, The Excelator Handicap, and various others with weights, impairments, and entrant notes.
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Artabio
Sargon II
Dan
Traction
Spear Lance
Precise
Star Gate
Thesseras
Preston Lynn
Cuff Haven
Brickley
Ambrose
Miss Kruter
Fairweather
Libyan Sands
Tener
Neer
Sam McMeekin
Carlton G
Helen
Stettarina
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Finn
Stromboli
Roamer
Ormesdale
Mith
Borrow
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OL Koenig
J. J. Lalia
Dick Williams
Meteorite
Pickwick
Xyilon
Eddy Whack
Quartz
Brumiey
Pullux
Killdee
Jock Scot
Eagle
Star Finch
Indian Chant
Ting-a-Ling
Acrobade
Priam
Game Cnck
Drubinageer
Rockaway
Princeps
Papr
Queen Margot
Adele
Re Angel
Leonard in Ring Tonight at Harlem Club Card
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion makes first local appearance after winning the title facing Johnny Nelson at the Harlem F C. Yorkville S C features Young Rector of Jersey City and Frankie Burns in the main ten round bout.
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Harlem F. C
Johnny Nelson
Philadelphia
Yorkville S. C
Young Rector
Jersey City
Frankie Burns
Voshells Strategy Wins Terrace Club Tennis Final
S Howard Voshell claimed the Terrace Club singles title after beating Charles C Chambers 6 4, 10 8, 6 0. Voshell, noted for aggressive net play and strategic variety, defeated Chambers who fought hard in the first two sets but yielded control late, continuing his outdoor tour success.
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Flatbush
Terrace Club
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Saus
Defeat for Count Salm in Kings County Tennis Round
Herbert J. Westfall ousted Count Otto Salm in straight sets 7-5 6-2 in a first round at the Kings County Vennis Club. Westfall fell to Fred C. Anderson in the second round by 4-0 8-6, while other results included Harold Merion’s upset loss and Dr. Rosenbaum’s win as the event progressed.
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Westfall
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Williamnbaum
Westchester
Od Gna
PD. Fisher
Harold Merion
O. J. Cawse
Herbert LI
Wests
Otto Balm
F. Ward
Cecil Donaldson
Dr. Ham Rosenbaum
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Ogilvie Sen
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Richey
A. Helena
Salm and Hartman Win Doubles at New York Lawn Club
Count Otto Salm and Inge Hartman won their second victory in the New York Lawn Tennis Club tournament by defeating Alan Hiehr and Embree Henderson in five sets. The Austrian count led the play as Hartman improved to secure the win with Salm driving the effort. The match ended 10-12, 3, 3-46.
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Inge Hartman
New York
Salmmore
Salm
Local Westchester Tennis Tourney Seeds Set in County Club Matches
Twenty three matches at the County Tennis Club of Westchester in Hartsdale shape the Eastern New York State championship picture. Wadsworth advances past Rogers by default and wins two matches 6-2 6-? and 7-5 6-? while Abraham Lassford Jr defeats Herbert Bowman 6-11 6-1 amid surprises.
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Spencer Wins Half Mile Title in Newark Velodrome
Arthur Spencer of Toronto won the national half mile championship at the Newark Velodrome, virtually securing the American cycling title by breaking a tie held by Frank J. Kramer for six years. Goullet set a world record in the three mile handicap with 5 minutes 46 seconds, newest record surpassing his 5 49 2 5 mark from 1911.
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Arthur Spencer
Toronto
America
Bas Orange
Goulst
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All-Wool Clothing Debate Sparks Public Notice
A trade paper quotes an unnamed manufacturer at a Economy Board conference criticizing wool cloth trends and urging honesty in fabric labeling. The piece argues many fabrics are adulterated and urges patriotism by preferring 100 percent wool, while sellers seek fair prices and reasonable profits. The ad cites Broadway at 13th Street and Warren as its featured location.
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