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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
12
The piece highlights Syracuse's second straight Intercollegiate Rowing Association victory under coach Ten Eyck, with Cornell and Penn also noted, plus related sports items including Giants vs. Polo Grounds struggles and Nahma’s remarkable yacht race showing.
New York Yankees rout Cleveland Indians 19 to 3 as Cullop and Russell hold the mound the visitors collect nineteen hits led by Pipp Magee and Gilhooley. Indians struggle with five pitchers and costly fielding miscues in a decisive loss.
Detroit wins the final game of the series 8 to 2 behind strong hitting and the visitors' fielding errors. Key players include Sheehan for Philadelphia and Schang Walsh Witt and Strunk contributing for Detroit. The game lasted one hour and forty three minutes with Lipeen and Chill officiating.
Scattered fragments show Orleans scoring ten and Birmingham zero with Little Rock leading the second line. The text mentions Nashville and Michile records with uncertain timing.
National League scores Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 2 and New York 19 Cleveland 3. Boston 3 Chicago 1. Detroit 3 Philadelphia 4. Washington 5 St Louis 2. Standings show New York and Philadelphia atop. games scheduled today include Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with St Louis at Cincinnati. American League has no games scheduled.
Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 8 in the final game of the series after a wild throw by George Weaver on Janvrin's grounder. Hendriksen tied for Cady and walked, Omas doubled driving in the winning run. Rodrick Henderson and Shore pitched in relief for Boston.
Washington defeats St. Louis 6 to 1 as Walter Johnson stifles the Browns on Wednesday. Park and Davenport held, while Washington bats produced key hits including Morgan and Miller. Johnson pitched four innings for the win, with Park, Davenport, and Koob handling the later defense.
A fragmented listing shows several hockey scores: Kansas City 9 Columbus 2, Minneapolis 6 Louisville 4, Minneapolis 5 Louisville 4, Toledo 4 Milwaukee 1, Milwaukee 2 Toledo 1, St Pauli 8 Indianapolis 3, St Paul 1 Indianapolis 1.
Scranton 7 Elmira 1 Syracuse 11 Wilkes Barre 2 reflect a high scoring slate in the New York State League with dominant outings by Syracuse and Scranton leading the day.
In the Eastern League Portland defeated New Haven 5 to 3 while Bridgeport beat Lynn 9 to 3. Standings emphasize strong performances from Portland and Bridgeport across the slate.
Stars like Jack Eller and Frank Stephenson fell to reversals as William F. La Rose upset Stephenson in a special 100 yards and Henry Engels defeated Hier in the 120 yard low hurdles. Other results included Jim Plant’s easy two mile win with a 76 yard handicap and multiple closer handicap races across the program.
The Huntington Valley links in Pennsylvania host the Janeyood 1 Cun, the country s most valuable golf trophy. The winner takes permanent possession after three victories while a smaller replica is awarded to the victor each year. Max Marston finished runner up last year to Jerry Travers, who now holds the permanent cup, as the new trophy is readied for this season.
The Reds won 5 to 2 in a rain muddy game at Cincinnati against St. Louis. Rain delayed play after the first inning, field remained sloppy, and Groh Kilnifar Wingo and Neale led the offense with multiple hits as Cincinnati outscores St. Louis 5 to 2.
The report lists hockey style or baseball score snippets for games at Montreal and Providence with team abbreviations and innings like 200 B28 SESH and 001 2100 090-98. It also notes standings with Providence Baltimore Buffalo Newark Richmond and other clubs including Rochester, giving partial records such as 31 and 23 in a compressed box score format.
Dario Resta won all three heats against Ralph De Palma at the Chicago Speedway. He claimed the 50 mile event in 31 minutes 57 25 seconds at 97 mph, 24 mile heat in 13 minutes 42 2 5 seconds at 105 mph, and 10 mile race in 6 minutes 51 1 4 seconds at 102 mph.
Benny Leonard the sharp New York lightweight meets Vic Moran of New Orleans this Friday at the Harlem Sporting Club in a top bout. Both weigh 133 pounds with Leonard favored to win and reportedly wagering 2000 to 1000 that Moran lasts fewer than eight rounds. The card also features Charley Leonard vs Sally Woods in a ten round semi final. Milburn Saylor returns to Brooklyn to fight Harry Vierce at Broadway Sporting Club tomorrow night.
The program features Frankie Conifey vs Tommy Houck at the Olympic Club in Harlem, with Micky McCabe facing Johnny Roache in a ten rounder. Also listed are Stump Hoffman and Jack Tracey as semi wind up, and a slate of bouts across several venues Tuesday Thursday Friday with notable names like Benny Leonard and Charley Leonard.
Yale and Harvard training camps at Gales Ferry were deserted. Yale sailors toured Mrs B H Harriman’s Sultana and Payne Whitney’s Captivia while Harvard crew visited Commodore George Baker Jr’s Viking. Yale freshmen sailed on Col Robinson’s invitation aboard Roxana, a long excursion.
In Poughkeepsie New York Morton C Bogue chairman of the board of stewards announced the portoned race for freshman crews will start at 12 oclock tomorrow at the Poughkeepsie Regatta.
A Southampton Kennel Club notice states British judge Samuel Crabtree is ineligible to act at the July 5 dog show under a new rule restricting professional handlers from judging. Crabtree, based in Manchester, travels to New York en route to the U S for assignments, and his status as a judge is being contested. Dr George Anderson has agreed to judge the breeds Crabtree would have handled, including bulldogs and terriers, at a special meeting to avoid the embarrassment.
The Football Rules Committee urges players to uphold high sportsmanship as new season rules are released. It warns against holding and sideline coaching, stresses fair play, and calls on schools and colleges to retain game traditions and integrity.
A manufacturing team explains style as a trend driven process with planning, recutting, and modeling. They study new wrinkles, adopt some, discard others, and tailor thousands of suits for summer styles. Two piece suits cover sizes 4p to 64 chest with ample Norfolks available.
Broadside notes a race event near Peet Company with corner locations on Broadway and Fifth Avenue at Warren Street. Keywords point to a street location listing for a race or event adjacent to Broadway corners.
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