Brooklyn Lads Meet Their Match in Schoolboys' Baseball Championship
Manhattan Public School 24 defeated Brooklyn Public School 9 with an 11 to 1 score in a packed American League Park crowd of about 12 000. Umpired by Dummy Taylor, the game featured Toots Williams, Carl Heller, and notable early thrills as Manhattan clinched the lead behind solid hitting and pitching.
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TJ Lefty Richardson
Carl Heller
Happy Jack Chesbro
Lane
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Ameri League Park
Public School
Public School 9
Over the Bridge
Frank Farrell
feaJty
Tayor
Taylor
Amir¢@ Taylor
George W. Wingate
Public Schools Athletic League
Toots Williams
Toots
R. St. John
Heller
Lefty Richardson
Pinky Lane
Cy_ Seymour
Mike Donlir
Richardson
Sterling
Cunningham
Dumas Fils
Boyland
W. Aulick
PO Ossman
Williams
McInery
King
Bonander
Gumpert
P. S
McIinery
P. Son
F Richardson
Hel
Dummy" Taylor
C. St J’ne
OlLane
St.J'n
Dumas
Iss
Echner
Bemis
Walters
Ossman
Schneider
C. St. John
Board
Richard Jer
Three Broadway Stores Listed with Addresses
Brief item notes several Broadway stores including locations at Warren Street and streets 43rd and 34th. No further context or details provided in the fragment.
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Broadway
Warren St
43Th St
34Th St
Tuxedo Horse Show Opens Amid Sharp Competition
The opening day of the Tuxedo Park horse show drew large society crowds in ideal weather. J W Harriman and Richard Delafield dominated many classes with blue ribbons while Eleanor Mortimer led the ladies driving and Mary Harriman topped the ladies pairs.
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New York Times
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Berkshire Hills
Richard Delafield
Brook Farm
Eleanor Mortimer
Hatasu
Daryl Harriman
Farmer Boy
Mary Harriman
Richa’ Delafield
Sunny Jim
Buster Brown
Henry S. Redmond
Perfection
Adonis
Miss Mortimer
P. Lorillard
Blue Corners
Herman Vogel
Saxon
J. K. Sturgis
R. A. Fairbairn
J. G. Marshall
Frank B. Walker
Tuxedo Club
Winans Wins International Horse Show Trophy
London June 19 The second day of the International Horse Show drew a large crowd. Italy won the first round of the international jumping contests as Walter Winans of America rode Bugle eL to the championship trophy presented by the Societe Hippique for young riding horses. Butterfield of Plainfield New Jersey claimed the first prize for four year old trotters with Miss Banahan.
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London
Olympic
Italy
Walter Winans
America
Société Hippique Ge
Butterfield
Plainfeild
N. J
Miss Banahan
Travis and Douglas Lead First Round at Nassau Golf
More than eighty golfers competed at Glen Cove Nassau Country Club with Walter J. Travis and Findlay S. Douglas, ex national champions, posting 73 in morning medal play. W. L. Hicks and Travis won first cup set, while Douglas and Herreshoff advanced in second cup. Afternoon match play saw Hicks lose to E. M. Wild and Travis defeat F. C. Jennings as the tournament continues today.
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Walter J. Travis
Findlay S. Douglas
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. I. Travis
W. L. Hicks
Findlay Douglas Nestld
Fred Herreshoff
Ralph Peters, Jr
Hicks
E. M. Wild
Travis
F. C. Jennings
Douglas
Herreshoff
Tiffany Defends Hudson River Golf Crown at Briarcliff
Gilman P. Tiffany of Powelton defends his Hudson River Golf Association title by winning the second day contests at Briarcliff. He defeated C. H. Brown of Saegkill in the morning round and Lawrence H. Van Huen in the semifinals. Tiffany meets D. H. McAlpin Jr. of Briarcliff in today’s final.
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Hudson River Golf Association
Briarcliff Golf Club
Gilman P. Tiffany
C. H. Brown
Saegkill
Tiffany
Lawrence H. van Huen
Twaafisk
Twaafiskill
Jennings
Dettmer
Madden
Megiew
Spring tournament opens in East Jersey Golf League at Forest Hill
The East Jersey Golf League held its annual Spring tournament at Forest Hill Golf Club Newark with about fifty starters. A morning qualifying round produced five cups, followed by first and second cup match play results featuring players from Forest Hill Glen Ridge New Brunswick and Elizabeth.
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East Jersey Golf League
Forest Hill Golf Club
Newark
J. F. Haggerty
Forest Hill
E. E. Alsopp
F. W. Baldwin
Glen Ridge
M. Uhiler
J. Egner
A. F. C. Mailigad
Elizabeth
M. A. Wilson
New Brunswick
W. H. Bennett
Golf opens with low scores in Massachusetts and Prestwick
In Woolaston Mass thirty two of sixty entries qualify in ideal conditions at the Woolaston Club. H H Wilder of Vesper CC Lowell shot 77 best, with G R Angus Brae Burn 78 and four others on 79. In Prestwick London James Braid wins the open championship with 291 for four rounds, a record total.
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Woolaston
Mass
Massachusetts
Woolaston Club
H. H. Wilder
Vesper Country Club
Lowell
G. R. Angus
Brae Burn
J. G. Anderson
Woodland
T. R. Gulles
Commonwealth
J. E. Hylane
Alpine
London
Prestwick
James Braid
First Annual Outdoor YMCA Athletic Meet Planned
The Metropolitan District YMCA hosts its first outdoor athletic meet at Commercial High School field this afternoon starting at 3 30. Events include sprint, middle distance, relays, jumps, throws, and a two invitation contests for record. Athletes from Greater New York YMCA groups are invited. prior to the games Harlem and Eastern District YMCAs contest baseball at the field corner Albany and East New York Avenues.
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Commercial High School
Greater New York
Harlem Y
Fishing Update Reports Weekend Hauls Across Bays and Rivers
Old Great South Bay fisher Frank Mills recalls ten weakfish five bluefish of small variety four flounders and four fluke caught between Bayshore and Islip. At Rockaway Point nearby anglers enjoyed a school of weak fish and many fluke. News from York Pennsylvania notes bass activity along the Susquehanna River with C B McGready winning the first bass at York Haven.
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New Lon
Hook
Ecess
Frank Mills
Great South Bay
Bayshore
Islip
Rockaway Point
Reitz
York
Penn
New York
York Haven
Long Level Falls
Susquehanna River
C. B. McGready
Seymour's Spectacular Catch Boosts Giants Over Cubs
Cy Seymour's leaping glove snagged Hofman's would be homer at the Polo Grounds to spark a Giants 8 6 win over Chicago. The game drew 12 000 fans and helped New York narrow the NL standings as Pfeister and Crandall pitched well, with Crandall lasting longer in a tight contest.
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Cy Seymour
Giants
Roosevelt
Ballot
Chicago
Cub
Hofman
Polo Grounds
Séymour
Seymour
Harlem
Young ‘Crandall
Pfeister
Crandall
Cubs
Devlin
Pfeiser
Shannon
Bresman
Bridwell
Tenney
Doyle
Chance
Ken Pfe
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg In Close Baseball Clash
Brooklyn won 3 to 2 as Rucker and Leever pitched well in a tight game. Leever received less support than Rucker, and Bergen and Hummell provided key hits for Brooklyn while Pittsburg battled hard through nine innings. Time of game about 1 hour 40 minutes with Umpires Rotherham and Johnstone.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Rucker
Leever
Thomas
Leach
Pattee
Clarke
Hummell
Waener
Lumley
Starr
Jordan
Kane
Sheehan
Wilson
Man
Gibson
Bergen
Phelps
Wagner
Messrs
Rotherham and
Johnstone
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Battery Campbell and Schlel find Moren and Dopin
A fragment notes Philadelphia and Cincinnati with references to Batteries Campbell and Schlel, Moren, F Dopin, and Jacklitsch in an unclear context likely mentioning names and locations without full details.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Campbell and Schlel
Moren
F Dopin
Jacklitsch
Eastern League Scores Reported in City Pairings
Jersey City defeated Buffalo 4 to 2 while Newark beat Rochester 3 to 2. Baltimore topped Montreal 3 to 2 and Providence routed Toronto 13 to 1.
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Jersey City
Bauffalo
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Toronto
Local Cross-State Match Scores Reported
At Syracuse Wilkes Barre 5 to 4 Syracuse. Binghamton to Scranton 8 to 3. Utica to Albany 8 to 2. Glovesville J and G to Troy 2 to 1.
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Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Scranton
Utica
Albany
Glovesville
J. and
Troy
Local High School Football Scores From New England Matches
Hartford 15 Hartford, Waterbury 0. Meriden 16 New Haven 4. Holyoke 6 Holyoke, New Britain 4. Bridgeport 1 Springfield 0.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Meriden
New Haven
Holyoke
New Britain
Bridgeport
Springfield
Yankees Fall 4-0 as Dineen Shuts Out New York
In St Louis, Dineen blanks the Yankees 4 to 0 while Chesbro struggles. Conroy and Schweitzer spark two early runs, Schweitzer adds a triple, and St Louis plates two more in the fifth. Griffth reshuffles the lineup due to Niles illness as the latest setback in the series.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Yankees
Dineen
Griffith
Chesbro
Niles
Conroy
Schweitzer
Rain Halts Two Baseball Games in Rainy Schedule
Detroit report notes Washington leading 8 to 2 after rain halted the game in the fifth inning. The teams will resume Sunday on an open date. Cleveland and Philadelphia also halted by rain at the end of the fourth inning today.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Mich
Boston Releases Glaze and Patten to Eastern League
The Boston Americans release pitcher Ralph Glaze to the Providence club of the Eastern League. Pitcher Patten, formerly with Washington, has been released outright.
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Boston
Glaze
Patten
New York Times
Maes
Boston Americans
Ralph Glaze
Providence
Washington
National doubles champions clinch titles at Crescent turf
Frederick B. Alexander and Harold Hackett, the national doubles champions, beat Theodore R. Pell and C. Frederick Watson Jr 6-2 3-6 6-1 6-2 at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. Pell Watson had earlier defeated Crescent pair Bull and Martin 0-6 11-9 7-5 6-2. Women's events saw Clare Cassell win singles and Benedict with Littell take mixed doubles. Hall and Burt led Challenge Cup singles toward final stages.
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Frederick
Alexander
Harold
Hackett
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Theodore R. Pell
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Pell
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Clare Cassell
Miss Benedict
E. G. Littell
Walter Merrill Hall
L. Millens Burt
Hamilton Grange
Gustave
I. M. Burt
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
Perry
Parton
Seaver Defends Massachusetts Tennis Title
In Boston on June 19 R. C. Seaver defended his state singles title at the Massachusetts State tournament. He defeated N. W. Niles in a five set match on the Longwood Cricket Club courts by scores of 6-2 6-3 4-6 5-7 4-3.
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Boston
R. C. Seaver
Massachusetts
Longwood Cricket Club
N. W. Niles
Pastime Games At Pastime Oval Feature Irish Weight Thrower
The annual Spring games of the Pastime Athletic Club at Pastime Oval on Ninetieth Street East River draw entries from most clubs in the Metropolitan Association. Tom Phalen, Ireland’s new weight-throwing champion, enters the twelve-pound shot put, and will compete against top local weight throwers from scratch. Events begin at 2 30 PM with a large crowd expected.
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Pastime Athletic Club
Pastime Oval
Ninetieth Street
East River
Tom Phalen
Ireland
Phalen
Rhodora Takes Triennial Stakes at Ascot
London June 19 Richard Croker's filly Rhodora won the Triennial Stakes at Ascot ridden by Lucien Lyne finishing three quarters of a length ahead of Wheat Ear Indian Runner was third Six horses ran With the exception of the winner the starters were an indifferent set The betting on Rhodora was 2 to 1 against.
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London
Richard Croker
Rhodora
Ascot
Lucien Lyne
Wheat Ear
Auto Tourists New England Run
The Automo bile Club of America begins its ideal tour from a Fifty-fourth Street house with twelve cars at 10 am. The trek heads to Waterbury 92 miles away via Stratford and the Naugatuck River, then Manchester 137 miles north, then east through scenic New England. Participants include multiple cars in three horsepower divisions led by F D Hughes and John R Hughes Fords.
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Automobile Club of America
Pioneer Motoring Organization
Fifty-fourth Street
Waterbury
Shore Road
Stratford
Naugatuck River
Manchester
New England
F. D. Hughes
Ford
John R. Hughes
Waldron Williams
Dave Hennen Morris
Renault
Robert Lee Morrell
Locomobile
A. H. Whitma
Stoddard-Dayton
OQ. A. Woodruff
Berliet
M. M. van Beuren
Cleveland
Calvin T. Adams
A. de Verastegin
Fiat
F. Outcault
Lozier
A. L. Westgard
Pope-Hartford
W. Tracy _Williams
Panhard
Carl H. Page
Peerless
Orrel A. Parker
Royal
Lamar Ashington
H. C. Roome
Daniel Daly
Matheson
Briarcliff Race Leaders Forge Plan for Next Year
Briarcliff participants met to organize another race for the trophy next year with Clinton F. Wycke representing Stearns car elected temporary Chairman and Sydney D. Bowman as temporary Secretary. Permanent officers to follow a future committee decision. The group backs a new independent racing body and ignores the AAA three-event rule while not joining the Automobile Club of America. The meeting marks a fresh, self governed era in American auto racing.
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Clinton F. Wyckef
Stearns
Sydney D. Bowman
Apperson
American Automobile Association
de Mont Thompson
A. A. A. Tours
Briarcliff
Automobile Club of America
Grand Prize Race Course Set in Georgia
The Grand Prize race entry blanks reveal a 400.95 mile course over a 26.73 mile circuit to be run fifteen times on roads in Chat ham County Georgia near Savannah on Thanksgiving Day November 26. Roads 80 to 60 feet wide will be oiled and prepared with intersecting roads closed and course fenced for safety. Tracks torn up and cars cross on bridges at trolley crossings. Banked cement turns and five four mile straightaways allow very high speeds.
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Automobile Club of America
Chatham County
Georgia
Savannah
Time Trials on Hudson Between Cornell Wisconsin
Cornell and Wisconsin conducted afternoon time trials on the Hudson from the finish and Milton starts. Rough water hindered crews and no times were announced. Visiting day at Columbia quarters featured Dean Van Amringe cheering freshmen against the Varsity.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Wisconsin
Badgers
Milton
Columbia Quarters
Dean van Amringe
Rice
Columbia
Syracuse
Rockaway Wins Bryn Mawr Polo Championship Cup
The Rockaway team of Cedarhurst Long Island defeated New Haven today at Bryn Mawr in the finals by 15.5 to 10 goals securing first claim on the Bryn Mawr and Country Club cups. New Haven carried a seven goals handicap in the match.
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Philadelphi
Rockaway
Cedarhurst
L. I
New Haven
Bryn Mawr
Hackensack Wins Interscholastic Baseball Title
Hackensack High School defeated Passaic High School 3 to 0 in a playoff at Passaic to clinch the interscholastic baseball championship. Hackensack pounded hubschmidt for nine hits while Passaic pitcher Van Zandt held firm. The circuit also includes Orange Montclair and Englewood.
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Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack High School
Passaic High School
Passaic
Hackensack Boys
Hubschmidt
Passaics
van Zandt
Orange
Monclair
Englewood
Willie Anderson Wins Western Open on Normandie Links
Willie Anderson of Chicago captured the Western open golf championship with a 299 over two days. Fred McLeod of Chicago shot 300. Alexander Campbell and Gilbert Nichols of Boston tied for third with 301. Robert Simpson of Milwaukee struggled, posting 159 yesterday and failing to recover today.
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BT. Louis
Willie Anderson
Chicago
Normandie Links
Fred McLeod
Alexander Campbell
Gilbert Nichols
Boston
Robert Simpson
Milwaukee
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