Yankees Lead Again In Pennant Race
The Yankees moved into the pennant lead as the White Sox defeated the Athletics to take three of four. New York holds a .652 percent to Detroit’s .646 as spring and summer schedules unfold, with upcoming four game sets against the Athletics and other key foes shaping the race. Manhattan hosts two rivals, Giants and Superbas, in Washington Park while Brooklyn eyes a Bridge games run and a July Fourth stretch.
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Chicago Beats Phillies 4-2 Behind Walsh Strong Start
Chicago won a 4-2 interleague game over Philadelphia as Walsh held the visitors to three hits. Olfring, Browne, and J Collins made key catches. Plank allowed six runs in five innings to take the loss. Time of game stood at one hour forty minutes with Connolly umpiring.
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Washington Wins Final Game of Series Over St. Louis
Washington defeated St. Louis 4 to 11 in the last game of the series. Johnson puzzled the St. Louis squad as the game unfolded.
Court weighs suit wear in verdict on style lasting
A court considers a summer suit case focusing on whether lasting style matters as much as clothing quality. The line Your money back if you want it means what it says, with no statute of limitations and easy damages.
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League Chicago beat Cincinnati 10 to 3. American League Washington defeated St Louis 4 1 and Chicago topped Philadelphia 4 2 with Detroit 10 Boston 9. Eastern League Buffalo edged Newark 5 4 while Newark beat Buffalo 2 0 and Toronto won 4 3 at Providence 1 0. Rochester 3 Jersey City 1. standings show Chicago 8 21 6 and others with varying records.
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W L P C Sports Standings Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows team abbreviations and win loss records across cities including New York Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Detroit Chicago Boston St Louis with varying percentages and numbers. Readable items are incomplete.
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Fragmentary sports standings snippet from Rochester era
Fragmentary OCR shows team abbreviations with numbers for Rochester Baltimore Newark Buffalo Toronto Jersey City Providence Montreal and scores or percentages. The text is garbled but resembles a standings snippet with win loss records and batting averages.
Nightly Pro Hockey Pairings Across Cities
A list of matchups including New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Pittsburg at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago Montreal at Newark Toronto at Jersey City Buffalo at Baltimore Rochester at Providence with no games scheduled.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Phiadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
National League
Philadelphia
Washington beats St. Louis 8 to 1 in nine
Washington hitters erupt as 8 runs cross the plate. McBride Newman and Johnson lead with two bases and a triple, while Lake and Johnson combine for the mound work. St. Louis musters only one run amid strong Washington defense and timing.
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Detroit Wins 10-9 Over Boston In Ten Inning Marathon
Detroit defeats Boston 10 to 9 in ten innings to complete the series. Mullin draws the base on balls, McIntyre sacrifices, and Bush and Cobb deliver successive hits for the deciding run. Both clubs use three pitchers apiece and all are hit hard in a high scoring, pitching taxed game.
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Delehanty
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Four Pitchers Fall to Stop Cubs in Cincinnati
Chicago bashed four Cincinnati pitchers and Excelled with runners on base to win 10 to 3. Schulte and Mitchell each hit two triples, while Sheckard Downey and others contributed. Brown started for Cincinnati with Beebe Doyle Fromme and others pitching in relief as Chicago outscored Cincinnati.
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Griffin to Box Burns at Olympic Club in West 125th
Charley Griffin the Australian featherweight champion will meet Kid Burns in the star ten round bout at the Olympic Club on West 125th Street tonight. Burns has built a fine record recently defeating Jack Creely and Henry Piet among others, with the usual preliminaries on the card.
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Brisk Sunday Harness Action on Speedway Drive
A large crowd watched fast-paced Sunday brushes on Speedway Drive. Christopher Hackett's Who Knows defeated Coast Maine in two heats, with several close contests including Fitzgerald and Lady Tasteful, and notable debuts by new trailers Gus Osborne and Tobey Axtell.
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Newark and Buffalo Split Doubleheader In Early Season Play
In Newark early games, Newark and Buffalo each secured a win and a loss. Battery pairings included McGinnity Lea Crisp Hearne Merritt Williama in the first game and Parker Hearne Taylor Williams in the second. Umpires were Hurst and Byron.
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Kramer Rides Poorly at Velodrome Meet
Frank L. Kramer failed to show top form in Newark at the Velodrome track, placing fifth in the half mile professional handicap. Walter Bardgatt of Buffalo won the race, with Floyd Krebs as the nearest rival. Joe Fogler won the five mile National championship after a tight finish with Paddy O Sullivan Hehir of Australia. A major crash in the two mile amateur event injured several riders, including Victor Anderson and Ernest, with broken fingers and facial injuries reported.
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Newark
N. J
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange Flyer
Kramer
Walter Bardgatt
Buffalo
Floyd Krebs
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Paddy O'Sullivan Hehir
Australia
Ridera
Joe Passenger
Fred McCarthy
Passenger
McCarthy
Victor Anderson
Ernest
50 Mile Race for Goerke Triumphs at Guttenberg Track
About 4 000 spectators witnessed eight motor cycle events under the Manhattan Racing Association. Walter Goerke dominated the program winning the Ten Mile Handicap Five Mile Open and Fifty Mile Open with A G Chapple a frequent challenger. Chapple retired from a five mile match when his machine saddle loosened.
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Wiley and Vanoni win two hour team motor paced race in Passaic
George Wiley of Syracuse and Carlo Vanoni of Italy, with Charles Turville, led to win in Clifton Stadium clocking 79 miles and 2 laps in two hours. Frank Galvin and James Moran trailed by 75 miles 8 laps paced by Carl Ruden. Galvin escaped injury after a rear tire puncture on the north bank.
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Italy
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Clifton Stadium
Frank Galvin
James Moran
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Emer Collins
al Halstead
Bob Schultz
New World Shot Record at Pastime Spring Games
J J Elliott of the Irish American Club set a five pound shot world record with an actual put of 76 feet 2 1 2 inches at the Pastime Athletic Club Spring games at Pastime Oval though he did not win the event. The meet featured other races including the 100 and 1000 yard events and a close mile walk won by A Voellmeke ahead of W T Allen.
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Metropolitan Tennis Singles Championship Opens on Turf Courts
Reuben A. Holden Jr. defeats Alfred A. Dederer 6-0 6-2 to lead the Metropolitans first round. Gustave F. Touchard over T. E. Tomlinson 1-6 6-0 6-0. Other results include Bourne, Baggs, and Foerster advancing. several defaults noted amid rain and turf conditions.
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Howard Hildt
New Cycle Record Run to Boston
Alvin Loftes, a nineteen year old rider, set a new bicycle record from New York to Boston in 18 hours 36 minutes. He departed City Hall at 12:01 AM and arrived at 6:37 AM, aided by riders from along the route. Punctures occurred in Worcester as he started despite poor early road conditions. Loftes represents the Century Road Club of Provi-idence.
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Bronxville Tennis Tournament Opens Under USLTA Banner
The Bronxville Athletic Association announces its third annual tennis tournament under the United States National Lawn Tennis Association starting July 4. Events include men s singles doubles ladies singles and mixed doubles with entries due from Dawson J Burns on July 2 at 6 PM. Dudley Britton named referee and the winner of the men s singles may challenge G M Church holder of the Lawrence Park Challenge Cup.
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Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues
New York State League results include Wilkesbarre 8 over Troy 3 and Scranton 2 over Albany 0. Albany 1 at Scranton 0. Binghamton 5 over Utica 4. Elmira 1 over Syracuse 0. Connecticut League had New Haven 3 over Holyoke 0 and Waterbury 2 over Bridgeport 1. Southern League saw Memphis 4 over Nashville 0 and New Orleans 6 over Montgomery 1.
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Minneapolis and St Paul Lead Upsets in Midwest Scores
Recap of regional results shows Minneapolis 5 Louisville 1, Milwaukee 2 Columbus 1, Milwaukee 1 Columbus 0, St Paul 3 Indianapolis 1, St Paul 4 Indianapolis 0, Kansas City 5 Toledo 3 with multiple city matchups dominating margins.
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