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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

8

Browns Rally To Edge Yankees 7 3 At American League Park

Browns win 7 to 3 as Stone robs Hal Chase of a key hit and Keeler Elberfeld advance. Orth holds New York to limited scoring while Hartzell and Howell contribute on the mound. Wild pitches and baserunning miscues frame a tense turn in the pennant race at the park.

St. Louis Browns Yankees New Yorks Keeler Elberfeld Griffith Tem Seepses Stone Hartgell Coi Biberfeld New York ST. Louis Ribpoae O Stone Jones Chase Pick’g Lee Wallace Willms H’phill Conroy Hartzell Orth Louis Howell Eberfeld Powell O'Loughlin

Phillies Defeat Detroit in Pitchers' Duel at Detroit

Philadelphia ousts Detroit 2 to 1 as Waddell and Bender lock horns. Schaefer, Collins, Lord among the bats for Philadelphia. Cobb, Rossman tallies for Detroit. Waddell strikes out four and Owensdon provides the lone PHI run in a tight one hour game.

Detroit Philadsleb Lnord Nicholls Downs Seybold Cobb O Davis A'sman O Collins Sch Gar Watse Schaefer Collins Lord Waddell Bender Coughlin Barse Rossman Philo- Gel

Washington and Cleveland Clash In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt

Washington and Cleveland produced a pitching dominated contest as Thielman and Hughes held the line. Flick drove in two runs for Cleveland with two doubles, while Stovall and Altizer contributed solidly in the field and at the plate for a 7 to 4 final.

Washington Cleveland Aeribpore Garney Flick Jones Bradley Del'h'ty Turner Olajoie Nin Dusk Stovall Hinchman Hughes Anderson Altizer Perrine Lajoie Washinger Clevelend Ff Hughes Ee Thielman Cleve Thielman Mr. Evans

Two-base Hits Highlight Chicago Boston Game

Isbell and Dougherty deliver two base hits as Dougherty earns a home run in the innings. Altrock and Tannehill split pitching duties with 1 hit by pitch and several strikeouts recorded.

Armb Twedill Isbell Dougherty Walsh Chicago Aibforee Quillin Doubleyre Donohue Boston Tal Altrock Tannehill al Me

Massey Wins English Golf Title at Hoylake

French champion Arnaud Massey won the Open at Hoylake with 812 strokes over four rounds, the first time the title left the British Isles. J H Ayton, Verdon, and George Dulford shared third with 317, Alec Smith finished 24th with 333, noting US balls differ and make play tougher abroad.

Massey Hoylake England British Isles Arnaud Massey J. H. Ay Verdon George Dulford Sande Alec Smith Smith United States

Pirates Defeat Giants 6-1 in Pittsburg on June 21

National League game reports Pittsburg uses fourth inning barrage to chase Ames. Abbaticchio and Sh(e)han pace offense with triples while Leifield holds New York to one run. Final score 6 to 1 as Pittsburgh dominates after early scoring burst.

New York Times Pittsburg Pirates Giants Ames New York Wagner Browne Leifeld Clarke Leach Abbaticchev Nealon Sheehan Smith Letferd Anderson Shannon Fitzgerald Ces Abbaticchio Shéehan Kbaticchio Leifield Bical Anmes Pittehers Umptres Rigler Mslie

Chicago and St Louis Tie In Low-Scoring R1B Game

Chicago and St Louis played a tight 2 to 2 baseball game. Key players included Chance Evers and Bennett with stolen bases by Chance and Evers. Pitchers Brown and Lush yielded walks while making limited hits as the game ended in a draw after seven innings due to rain delay or time constraints.

Chicago ST. Louis Slagle Bennett Steinf’dt O.bolly Chance Howerd Hostet Hofman Hara Evers Burch Kling OjMarshall Holly Hostetter Brown Lush Rpy Brown Messrs. Carpenter and O'Day

Rochester Batteries Bannister and Doran Labelle and Stanage

Rochester notices list battery dealers Bannister and Doran Labelle and Stanage with contact codes and streets. Public record fragment lists firms and agents without full details or dates.

Rochester R.bleb Newark Bannister and Doran Labelle and Stanage

Public School Sports Day Dominated by Brooklyn Students

In Brooklyn at Public School No 26 and No 65 events, Castales of Class 6B won the running broad jump 12 ft 7 in in the eighty-pound class at Saratoga Field. H Case of Class GB took broad jump 12 ft 11 in in the 115 pound class, M Mitchell of Class A won unlimited class running high jump 4 ft 8 in, and H Anderson won the 100 yard dash by inches from E Abraamis. At No 65 Armory Frooklyn, 440 yard relay Class 8A won by C Prost H Hamm V Neefus and Behultge. George Casey added 12 ft 4 in broad jump eighty-pound class. W Briedell claimed unlimited running high jump 4 ft 5 in, beating I Lublinski by one inch.

FE. Castales Saratoga Field Castales H. Case M. Mitchell H. Anderson E. Abraamis Forty-seventh Regiment Armory Frooklyn C. Prost H. Hamm V. Neefus Behultge George Casey W. Briedell I. Lublinski

Public School 110 Meet Wins at Winthrop Park

Max Campbell beat Harry Sullivan by inches to win the sixty yard dash at Public School No. 110 annual games in Winthrop Park Brooklyn. W Meyer took the eight pound shot put with a mark of 27 feet 9 inches. The 960 yard relay went to Class 7A team Hinsel Habich McDonald and O Hagen.

Max Campbell Harry Sullivan Winthrop Park Brooklyn W. Meyer Hinsel, Habich McDonald O’ Hagen

Athletic Meet at Macombs Dam Park Highlights Bronx and Manhattan Schools

Public School No 4 of the Bronx hosted track events at Macombs Dam Park with Harry White winning the 00 yard dash by a narrow margin and Benjamin Warren placing second. Class 6A won the 440 yard relay and topped the point trophy with 24 points, while Class 5B earned 18 points for third. Public School No 89 of Manhattan held its annual meet there as well, with John Davah taking the 0 yard dash after eight heats and Oy Holmes winning the 100 yard handicap from scratch.

Macomb’s Dam Park Public School No. 4 Bronx Harry White Benjamin Warren Manhattan Macomb's Dam Park John Davah

Alec Ross Wins United States Open Golf Championship

Alec Ross of Brae Burn Golf Club captured the open championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club in the 13th USGA tournament. He shot 302 to win ahead of Gil Nichols 304 and Alec Campbell 305, with a gold prize and $300 awarded to Ross.

Philadelphia Alec Ross Brae Burn Golf Club United States United States Golf Association Philadelphia Cricket Club Gil Nichols Woodland Golf Club Alec Campbell Philadelphia Country Club Ross

Clymer and Lynch Leave Pirates for Washington

Pittsburg club released outfielder Ots Clymer to the Washington team and gave Mike Lynch, former Brown University player, an unconditional release.

Pittsburg Ots Clymer Washington Mike Lynch Brown University

American League Scores and Schedule Update

Yesterday's results include St Louis 7 New York 5, Cleveland 9 Washington 0, Detroit 5 Boston 4. Today New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Detroit, St Louis at Cleveland. Other results: Pittsburg 6 New York 1, Chicago 2 St Louis 0, Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, St Louis at Chicago.

St. Louis New York Cleveland Washington Detroit Ern Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Aorta Oy L. P.c Ww. L Tours Givens Phila Louis Pois Oseeee Philedelphis A. Duerr & Co Broadway

Middies Startle Hudson Oarsmen in Fine Form at Yale

At Poughkeepsie on June 21 the Annapolis crew led by Glendon showcased a high stroke of 86 across the full course, finishing in a sprint rumored to be several seconds under the record. Cornell, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania crews also contested, with Yale and Harvard prep work noted as unsettled in morning and afternoon drills.

New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Annapolis Glendon Krum £Ibow Columbia Courtney Cornell Wisconsin Rice Georgetown Russell Syracuse Ten Eyck Coach Ward Pennsylvania Quakers Red Top Conn Harvard Jim" Wray Lunt Sim Swain Burchard Wray Hadden No. B MacLeod

Light winds slow Seawanhaka regatta at Oyster Bay

Light breezes delayed start for two hours at the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club regatta. In 68-foot class sloops Neola and Irolita did not race after time limit expired. In 20-footers Minx and Sue won, with several boats DNF. In 27 and 22 footers Sue won and Regina did not finish under blustery conditions.

Long Island Sound Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club Oyster Bay Neola Irolita Aurora Winsome Istalena New York Howrard Willete Minx E. F. Luckenbach Sue Cummeries NEW York Yacht Club Howard Willets Alera A. H J. W. Alker Adelaide P. H. Adee Phryne C. W. Wetmore Atair, G. C J. BE. Meyer Banzai C. D. Mallory Regina F. G. Stewart Capsicum Sherman Hort

Sonder Yachts Selected For International Trials

Marblehead Mass June 21 The American squadron of Bonder yachts to sail to Germany and Spain includes Spokane I Chewink VIII and Marblehead owned by members of the Corinthian Yacht Club Spokane I owned by F Lewis Clark Chewink VIII by F G Macomber Jr Marblehead by W H Joyce and Sumner H Foster final selection made by the German American Committee Eastern Yacht Club boats leave Boston June 29 on Silvia to reach Kiel by August 15 for the German Emperor trophy races then proceed to Spain for Royal Yacht Club of San Sebastian events and a royal prize from King Alfonso

Marblehead Mass Bonder Yachts Germany Spain Spokane I F. Lewis Clark Eastern Yacht Club F. G. Macomber, Jr Corinthian Yacht Club W. H. Joyce Sumner H. Foster Roosevelt Boston Silvia Kiel Auakes Royal Yacht Club of San Sebastian Alfonso

Amateurs In Boats Race To Block Island Today

Amateur crews of up to five men sail thirty boats from Huckleberry Island for a 100 mile race to Block Island. Handicaps favor smaller craft with Notus in the Mitchel group carrying a large time allowance. Nut meg by A C Jones is regarded as a likely winner in this field. Swimming Races In Y M C A Tank

New York Athletic Club Block Island Huckleberry Island R. G. Mitchel Notus Httle Larry Huntington A. C. Jones

Westfall Wins New Haven Open Singles Title

In the final singles of the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club open tournament H. L. Westfall of New York City defeated Yale’s Prof. George H. Nettleton 6 3 to win the event. The match summary notes include an incomplete line of text about chal­lenges and proceedings.

New York Times New Haven Conn

De Luxe Car Breaks Down On Four Day Auto Test At Bartow

In the sealed bonnet 450 mile test, only the fifty-horse De Luxe touring car driven by C S Beach failed ignition near Bartow Bridge causing a stop for repairs. Forty four of forty seven starters completed three days of continuous running despite dust and rigid speed checks. The final run heads to Patchogue and returns along the same route.

Automobile Club of America C. S. Beach Bartow Bridge West Haven Central Bridge Jerome Avenue New Rochelle Larchmont Greenwich Stamford Norwalk Wairfield Bridgeport Woodmont Milford Butler Maxwell Court F. Offenhauser Newcastle Corners J. Florida William Folberti Oldsmobile T. Beck Long Island Patchogue

Mrs Pouch Wins Dunwoodie Club Singles Title

Mrs W H Pouch of Powelton Club reclaimed form to win the Dunwoodie Country Club women’s singles title in Yonkers, defeating Miss Marie Wegner Hamilton Grange in three sets 5-7 8-4 6-4, avenging a prior metropolitan defeat. Wright and Torrance reached the men’s doubles semi finals with Cragin and Bostwick, while Salinger and Hall also advanced in Hernem Lawn Tennis Club action.

W. H. Pouch Powelton Club Dunwoodie Yonkers Irving C. Wright Harry Torrance Calhoun Cragin O. M. Bostwick Burt George A. Salinger Hollywood Golf Club Hernem W. D. Chase Hamilton Grangs W. Merrill Hall Hamilton Grange J. C. Torrey

Tennis Championships at Wimbledon Open With Star American Lineup

The London lawn tennis meeting opens at Wimbledon next Monday without HR L or R F Doherty. Americans May Sutton Wright Beals Wright Behr Wilding and Brooks highlight the field. Wright faces Wilding and Brooks in singles, while Wright and Behr meet Gore and Barrett in doubles.

London Wimbledon HR. L R. F. Doherty Wright Wilding Brooks Behr A. W. Gore Roper Barrett

Mullins Steals Boats 2 and Launchas Squires' Sons

Sporting goods item notes Mullins steals two boats and Launchas Squires' Sons related to activity. No further details provided.

Mullins

Summer Race Meeting at Coney Island Club

At Sheepshead Bay and Coney Island Jockey Club the June meeting runs from June 20 to July 9 with trains from 34th Street and electric shuttles to the track. The program includes 78 Beaconeet and three other races, baseball, music by Lander, grand stand seating, and admission prices 50 cents for adults and 1.50 for ladies with field admission 1 dollar. Today features Giants versus Boston at 3:30 P.M.

Sheepshead Bay Coney Brooklyn Lander

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