Yanks Lose Sunday Benefit Game At Polo Grounds
The New York Yankees fall 2 to 1 to the St Louis Browns in a Sunday major league game at the Polo Grounds attended by about 25,000 fans. The event raised over 10 thousand dollars for the First Reserve Regiment of New York awaiting overseas service.
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France
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Thoes
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George Cohan
Soldier Boys
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Cireb
Franklin Beil
Yarkees
Havin
Tor
St. Louis
Caldwell
Eisiinataar
Vim Hendryx
Allan Sotheron
Baseball Scores and Standings In Today’s Games
Yesterday’s results show St. Louis 2, New York 9 and Cleveland 5, with Chicago at ? 4 and Cleveland at 8. The National League standings list teams and losses, while the American League features St. Louis at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia among others. today’s schedule includes St. Louis at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia with Detroit at Washington.
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New Ee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New Fees
C Resten
Detroit
Washington
Gooch Clears the Bases in Cleveland Clash
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 9 to 5 as Gooch hit a grand slam in the fourth inning with the bases loaded after Schang was intentionally walked. Falkenberg allowed noise but protected his lead as Philadelphia surged late to win.
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Philadelphia
Gooch
Schang
Falkenberg
Philad Ad Musk
Chapman
Eetent
Grover
Reds Repeat On Phillies In Twelve Inning Victory
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 4 to 0 in twelve innings to sweep the series and pull into a tie. Regan pitched 1.1 innings and Alexander worked the later frames as Cincinnati used a late run to win. Time was 2 hours 20 minutes.
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Cinsinnaty
Philade
Kopt
Chase
McGaffigan
Cravath
Regan
Alexander
Whited
Umpi
Orth
Three Big National Parks and One Rail Route Offer
Explore Glacier Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain Parks with a single Burlington Route ticket. Stop at Denver area sights like Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods. Request folders from W W Be? Rc?, General Agent, Passenger Dept, 1184 Broadway New York.
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Yellowstone
Crater
Wattenel Park
Colorado
Colorado Springs S Peak
Burlington
Cardinals Beat Dodgers 7 1 To Complete Series Sweep
St. Louis dominates Los Angeles with Rube Marquard pitching seven innings to earn the win. The Cardinals score four in the first, two more in the second, and one in the fifth, while Dodgers barely threaten, managing a lone run on a Fifth inning rally.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Dodgers
Rube Marquard
Robbie
Stengel
Mowrey
Meyers
Leon Ames
Leon
Baird
Rolett
Snyder
Hick
Mann
J. Smith
Hornsby
Cutshaw
Hickman
Hornpby
Daubert
Olson
Ames
Branstielé
Boston Downs Chicago in final game of series
Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 5 in the final game of the series. The game featured close decisions and a late rally, with key hits by Merkle, Doyle, and Magee and stolen bases by Gowdy and Smith. Umpires were O Day and Harrison. time two hours.
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Aig
Bagie
Alisha Archer
Hughes
PaletoFaioe
Nie Tapatrick
Wilhoit
Gowdy
Mer- Bostén
Comordo
Merkie
Doyle
Hases Magee
Smith
Deal
Fitspatrick
Wilson Ever
World War I era golfers vie in patriotic open at Whitemarsh
Few amateurs enter the patriotic open at Whitemarsh Country Club Wednesday. The field shows weaker amateur strength with notable absences like Chick Evans, while professional players such as Jim Barnes Jock Hutchinedt Herbert Strong Pat Doyle and Jack J. Mackie provide stronger competition. Many names appear among pros and amateurs, with hopes for quality golf despite the missing championship status.
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Whitemarsh Country Club
Chick Evans
Jell
Max Marston
Norman Maxwell
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchinedt
Herbert Strong
Pat Doyle
Jack
Mackie
George Low
Gil Nichols
E. Loss
Carl Anderson
Guy Martin
Robert Eens
Howard C. Jervis
Thomas Robinson
J. Btlee
James Starr
Arthur Bowes
Charles Thom
J. F. Bylvester
As Feetchell
William Campbell
G. H. Walker
K. White
Alexander Cunand Fraser
C. W. Hackney
T. Herbert Strong
Schnabel
A. W. Joseph Cotter
William Gourlay
James R. Thomson
Austin N
T. McNamara Pal
Robertso Bg Lae
Kerrigan
Patte
Jack Jolly
Wilfred d
Alex K
Christian Kenney
Cyralker
Harry F. Jervis
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L. Gk
Indson
John Bredemus
Albert Se
Enson
Archie
A. J. Fandereon
F. Hi. Belwood
To Hackbarth
Jack Campbell
J. S. Mackie
James B. Hackney
Andrew Brown
J. F. Schnader
1Iam F. Hackney
Jack Dowling
Golf Stars in Foursome lifts Red Cross drive
North and South squadron led by Chick Evans Jr and Robert Gardner win 4 up 2 to play in a best ball foursome at Flossmoor Club Chicago. Southern players sponsor fast-paced action with Evens and Berry among top scorers as enthusiastic crowd packs fairways.
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Red Cross
Flossmoor
Charles
Chick") Evans, Jr
Robert A. Gardner
Bert Tyre
Ene Uthern
Nd Berry” A
Exboth
Atlanta
Ferest
Natch
Evans
Rowas
Jones
Evansook
Kauff's Home Run Wins Exhibitions Over Washington Giants
Benny Kauff belted a fourth inning homer over the right field fence at Grosswater Park to lift the Giants to a 6 to 4 exhibition win over Washington. Notes describe disputed fifth inning calls, fielding feats, and a crowd-pleasing long ball with Shanks and Gibson adding two-base hits. Time was 1 hour 60 minutes with Gaehler and Eastern League umpires.
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Jacobean
Ohe
Hendryx
Wally Pipp
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Peck
Johnson
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Mpeeyne
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Nore
Bee
Count Zimmerman
Foster
Ami Adler
Ith Crane
Galtha Long
Gallia Rulea
New York
Milan
Henry
Crane
Gallia
Gibson
Shanks
Gaehler
Renz sets new American record in 15 mile walk
Eddie Renz of the New York Athletic Club won the 15 mile patriotic walk at Macomb's Dam Park in 2 07 17 30, breaking the previous American mark of 2 14 44. He led a tight race with Plant and Macfadden, finishing about thirty yards ahead as Plant collapsed from the strain.
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Thoroughbred racing entries from Greenfield track card
First Race lists horses and weights for a one mile and sixteenth selling event. Second Race features four-year-olds and up over one mile and seventy yards. Third Race covers two-year-olds at five and a half furlongs. Fourth Race is the Excelsior Handicap for three-year-olds and up over a mile and a sixteenth. Additional maiden two-year-olds race details follow with apprentice allowance noted.
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Jem
Dan
Star Gate
Thee
Preston Lynn
Clif Haven
Prickley
Ambrose
Miss Kruter
Fatthet
Libyan Sande
Tener
Neer
Sam MecMeekin
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Helen
Stettarina
Meadoworth
Stromboli
Roamer
Ormesdale
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Borrow
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J. J. Tallla
Xylon
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Quartz
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Pullux
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Jock Scot
Eagle
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Ting-a-Ling
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Game Cock
Prunes
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Pari
Rockaway
Contender
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Aztec
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Great Heiress
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Adele
Angel
Leonard in Ring Tonight at Yorkville club showdown
Benny Leonard the world lightweight champion eyes his first local appearance since winning the title. He faces Johnny Nelson of Philadelphia in a ten round main bout at the Yorkville S C with Jersey City’s You Rector and Ankie Burns also billed.
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Winn
Tiarle Ss. C
Johnny Nelson
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Yorkville S. C
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Ankie Burns
Voshell Wins Terrace Club Tennis Final in Straight Sets
Howard Voshell defeated Charles C Chambers 6-4 10-8 6-0 to claim the Terrace Club singles title after earlier sealing Westchester circuit success. Voshell dominated with constant net play and strategic attacking style, overcoming Chambers in a match marked by Voshells precise volleys and control.
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Westchester
Flatbush
Terrace Club
Charles C. Chambers
Voshell
Harold Throckmorton
Country Club
Chambers
Voshelli
Westfall Defeats Count Salm in Kings County Tennis
In the Kings County Tennis Club event Herbert J. Westfall beat Count Otto Salm in straight sets 7-5 6-2 in a first round match. Westfall fell to Fred C. Anderson in the second round 4-6 6-4 8-6, while others including Dr. William Rosenbaum and O J Cawse advanced or won by default in early rounds.
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Herbert J. Westfall
Kings County Tennis Club
Otto Salm
Westfall
Fred C. Anderson
William Rosenbaum
Harold Throckmorton
Westchester
Kin County
K. D. Fisher
Aylor
O. J. Cawse
Count Otto Jarm
F. C. Ward
Cecil Donaldson
Roy Richey
Pickford
C C. Bers
R. J. Shearer
F. C. Anderson
H. L. Weatfall
S. Fr. D. Ward
J. W. Ine
PF. B. Ogilvie
EB. Cameron
Harold Taylor
Rey Richey
A. Helwits
Salm and Hartman Triumph in Doubles Thriller
Count Otto Salm and Ingo Hartman won their second New York Lawn Tennis Club doubles match defeating Behr and Embrees after five sets. Salm impressed with sharp returns while Hartman steadied play as the Austrian pair seized the clash 10 11 8 4 6 3.
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Ingo Hartman
Defeatian Behr
Embrees Detase
Hartman
Balm
Salm
Baren
Wadsworth advances in Westchester tennis tourney despite defaults
Twenty three matches contested at the County Tennis Club of Westchester in Hartsdale. Wadsworth reaches the round before the semi finals amid several defaults while Abraham Passford Jr dominates Herbert Bowman with decisive 6 1 6 1 scores.
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Westchester
Hartsdale
New York
W. Wadsworth
R. E. Rogers
Wadsworth
E. O. Dorman
Fred Osgood
Abraham Passford, Jr
Herbert L. Bowman
Bowman
Isford
Henry Bassford
J. Appel
Coward
Harry J. Steneiault
Gormas
Abraham Bansford, Jr
N. H. Price
Herbert Bowman
L. M. Lloyd
R. C. Black
Fred Russell
J. A. Rodgers
D. Lippincott
J. C. Fox
J. Fn A
FE. Cuthbert
Sunn
A. M. Massie
Benjamin F. Briggs
A. Canfield
E.rik. Seelye
J. Clark
C. F. Dishler
W. L. Ives
C. Boofield
H. Baesford
4. Creiger
T. H. McClurg
Soot
Abraham Basaford, Jr
Ll. Bowman
George Walker, Jr
A. Deasenbury
H. P. Hartwell
L. Hill
J. 4
Rodgers
Gogood
Warren Osgood
Cuthbert
Arthur Spencer Wins Half Mile National Championship
Arthur Spencer of Toronto won the half mile national championship at the Velodrome in Newark on June 17, moving toward securing the American cycling title held by Frank L. Kramer of Orange. Goullet set a world record in the three mile handicap with 5 46, breaking his own prior mark of 5 49 2 5 set on Sept 4 1911.
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N. J
Arthur Spencer
Toronto
America
Frank L. Kramer
Orange
Goullet
Jandory Auto Mfg Ad Promotes Tires and Tubes
An ad from Broadway near 41st markets tires and tubes with a large assortment. It touts thousands of items across the Greater New York area, listing Jandory Auto Mfg at 1,761 1,763 Broadway and promising many makes to choose from.
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New York
Jandory Automg
Broadway
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