Yankees And Senators Split Doubleheader In Washington
In a two game set at Hilltop Stadium the Senators beat the Yankees 6 4 in the opener and New York answered 8 2 in the nightcap. Long Tom Hughes was knocked out twice as Gray and Altrock held the hill. Warhop allowed eight hits in the opening frame and yielded ten in total across both games. 12 000 fans watched an uneven but competitive series with sharp plays by Conroy McBride and Unglaub.
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Yankees
Senators
Savannah
Thunderbolt Road
Hudson Valley
Crazy Horse Johnson
Warhop
Conroy
McBride
Gotham
Goose
Washington
New York
Long Tom Hughes
Manning
Hilltops
Browne
George
Old Deerfoot
Unglaub
Angy
Hemphill
Donahue
Tannehill
Engle
Mac
Milan
Kleinow
Knight
Tom
Gray
Dolly
Cantillon
Joe
Johnson
Austin
Chase
Demmitt
Laporte
Hemphil
Connie
Bargain Hosiery and Accessories Monthely Sale
A vendor offers 5900 pairs of lisle socks with silk-like finish at 20 cents a pair. Black and other colors are fast, though washing in American conditions may affect color. Also available are low shoes, tropical suits, nun's cloth suit set, Star navy shirts, and Arrow collars with two for 25 cents.
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Germany
Three Broadway Stores at Warrens on 43rd and 34th Streets
Readable text notes three Broadway stores in Warrens located near 43rd Street and 34th Street. Details are sparse but indicate a shopping district with multiple storefronts.
Baseball box score highlights for Washington vs New York
Summary of the game features multiple batting actions including a two base hit by Chase and a three base hit by Demmitt. Chase and Engle plus Browne stole bases. Manning and Hughes pitched with Hughes allowing six hits in seven innings and Manning five strikeouts. Time of game was one hour and fifty minutes.
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New York
Abrhpoa
Bride
Laporte
Milan
Kleinow
Conroy
Hemphill
Austin
Warhop
McBride
Demmitt
Knight
England
Klieviow
Johnson
Hughes
Tannehill
Donohue
Gray
Messrs
Kerin and
Sheridan
Browne
Unglaub
Chase
Engle
Manning
Altrock
Kerin and Sheridan
McConnell
Boston
Lise
Philadelphia
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Baker
Wood
Lord
Palls
Coombs
Livingstone
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O’loughlin
St. Louis
Detroit
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Jonesman
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Donovan
Egan and Evans
Pittsburg
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Leach
Grant
Clarke
Magee
Wagner
Titus
Ger
Wilson
Doolan
Gibson
OfJackl
Leifield
Quillen
Frock
Osborn
McQuillen
Jacklitsch
Messrs. Rigler and O'Day
Baseball game between Boston and Philadelphia with late scoring
Philadelphia edged Boston 1 0 in nine innings as two base hits and Baker's triple powered the visitors. Boston fielding miscues and key hits by Carrigan Lord and McConnell produced the scoring chances, while pitchers Ryan Schlitzer and Plank struggled at times in a tense 2:18 contest.
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Local Scores Digest From Altoona to York
Scores from games across several cities show New York Giants defeating Altoona 7 to 2. Reading beat York 6 to 2, Williamsport routed Harrisburg 8 to 0, and Brooklyn edged Pennsylvania 4 to 0 at Johnston. Williams 15 Wesleylan 1 appears in late results.
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Penn
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Eee Penn
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Johnston
Grilliaanetown
Mass
Williams
Wesleyan
Yale Faces Princeton In Baseball Championship Showdown
Baseball championship game set for 3 30 P M at American League Park between Yale and Princeton. Admission priced at 1 00 dollars in advance.
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Yale
Princeton
Alfred Noble Wins Parkway Handicap at Gravesend Meet
Alfred Noble, the rejuvenated veteran, captured the 2500 dollar Parkway Handicap at Gravesend, finishing a head ahead of Harrigan with Fashion Plate second after a hard stretch duel. Ocean Round won the Astoria Stakes for Woodford Clay at Gravesend, while the card produced close finishes across several races.
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Steate Ee Rites
Beverwyck Stable
Berkeley
Nicol
J. D. Logan
B. G
McCarter
BE. Dugan
Spooner
Benschoten
Rockstone
St. John's College Field Day At Hawthorne Field
Matt McGrath of the New York Athletic Club and John J. Eller of the Irish American Club aided St. John's College Brooklyn in a notable meet at Hawthorne Field. McGrath threw 178 and 179 feet in the hammer, while Eller ran 220 yards with George Young as pacemaker in 0 24 4 5. John Cass led St. John's juniors by sweeping the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the running broad and high jumps. Frank Haughney of the prep section won the 100 and 440 yard dashes and was runner up in the shot put. Frank Malloy won the running broad and running high jumps.
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Matt McGrath
New York Athletic Club
John J. Eller
St. John’s College
John Cass
Frank Haughney
Frank Malloy
New York State League Standings Brief
Final scores show Troy 7 to Syracuse 4, Albany 7 to Scranton 1, Elmira 8 to Binghamton 3, and Silkesbarre 3 to Scranton 1 in the latest slate. Standings reflect regional matchups across Troy Syracuse Albany Elmira and surrounding squads.
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Troy
Syracue
Ibany
Silkesbarre
Elmira
Binghamton
Scranton
Connecticut League Scores Report
New Britain defeated Northampton 5 to 4 while New Britain beat Northampton 8 to 2. Springfield outscored Waterbury 3 to 1 and Holyoke topped Hartford 8 to 7.
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New Britain
Northampton
Springfield
Waterbury
Holyoke
Hartford
New England League Scores Report
The Worcester team beat Haverhill 2 to 1 while Lowell defeated Lawrence 8 to 3. Lynn edged Brockton 3 to 1 and Fall River overwhelmed New Bedford 38 to 4.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton
Fall River
New Bedford
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League games included Washington at New York Detroit at St Louis and Philadelphia at Boston with Cleveland at Chicago rained out. National League shows Pittsburg and Philadelphia results with limited schedule. Eastern and American Association notes list several city matchups and partial scores.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati Ee
Detroit
Philadelphia Eseereerses
Boston
Eeeessssavvcess
Cleveland Eeee
Washington
St. Louis
Aos
Indianaplis
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas Falls
Loy Y
Louisville
Philadelphia
All Games Postponed After Boston Club Funeral
The scoreless slate reflects postponed fixtures as teams like New York, Washington, St Louis, Rochester, Toronto, Buffalo, Montreal, Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Toledo and Milwaukee fail to play following the Boston Club funeral.
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Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Baseball Box Score
Philadelphia wins 3 to 2 in nine innings as Leifield and Frock split pitching duties. Key moments include two-base hits by Lei field Grant and Jacklitsch, and a sacrifice fly by Magee.
Funeral postpones National League games in Dovey tribute
The National League postponed all today’s games as a tribute to George Dovey president of the Boston Nationals whose funeral occurs in Philadelphia. Dovey died on a train last week. his body moved from Xenia Ohio to Philadelphia and buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Flags on league grounds will fly at half mast for 30 days. Brooklyn and Philadelphia schedule a doubleheader on Wednesday while Cincinnati and Chicago plan two games on Friday.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Yale Princeton Game Sparks Campus Festive Scene
Today's Yale Princeton clash draws crowds to the American League grounds with students and spectators ready for a lively game. Hatless youths and cheerleaders showcase fieldside antics while professional magnates scan for talent, signaling a vivid college sports atmosphere.
Gilbert Wins Massachusetts Golf Title at Oakley
Percy Gilbert of Brae Burn Country Club led from the start to defeat Joseph Thorp of Country Club Brookline in a 36 hole match for the Massachusetts golf championship at Oakley Country Club by 6 up with 4 to play.
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Mass
Percy Gilbert
Brae Burn
Joseph @. Thorp
Brookline
Oakley Country Club
Capablanca and Marshall Draw Again at Manhattan Club
Chess match at the Manhattan Chess Club ends in a draw between J R Capablanca and J Marshall. Capablanca record shows seven wins, one loss, fourteen draws.
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J. Marshall
Manhattan
Capablanca
Douglas Beats Ryan In Ten Round West Side Bout
Ben Douglas of Newark defeated Larry Ryan in a ten round fight at the Olympic Athletic Club on West 125th Street last night. After an even start the final two rounds saw Douglas gain the edge with heavy rights and sharp left jabs while Ryan clinched at every opportunity.
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Newark
Larry Ryan
Olympic Athletic Club
West 125Th Street
Douglas
Ryan
Ford No 2 Leads Final Stage in New York Seattle Race
In the New York to Seattle Guggenheim Trophy race Ford No 2 driven by Bert Scott and Charles Smith arrived in Walla Walla at 6 45 am and left at 8 35 am for the last leg toward Seattle. Shawmut and Ford No 1 follow, twelve hours behind after earlier delays while Shawmut muun handles limited equipment. If conditions hold, Ford No 2 should reach Seattle by Wednesday morning passing Walula North Yakima Ellensburg and the Snogayal mie Pass.
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New York Times
Walla Walla
Wash
New York
Seattle
Bert Scott
Charles Smith
Boise
Shawmut
Ford
Acme
Itala
Ford No. 2
Walula
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Snogayalmie Pass
Cascade Range of Mountains
Itala Car Drops Out After Seattle Run Delay
The Itala car in the New York to Seattle race arrived in Denver more than ten days after the leaders due to a rear axle mishap near Kansas City. Since replacing an axle is prohibited by race rules, the Itala is expected to abandon the contest at Denver.
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Itala
New York
Seattle
Kansas City
Acme Car Reaches Rawlins in Cross-Country Race
The Acme car number 4 in the New York to Seattle race arrived in Rawlins Wyoming at 1 10 this afternoon and departed at 2 for the West. Driver George Salzman remains confident of finishing despite two jackshaft failures and delay due to heavy roads.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Wyo
New York
Seattle
West
George Salzman
St. Louis
Maxwell Briscoe Motor Car Co to Move Auburn Plant
The Maxwell Briscoe Motor Car Company announces the purchase of the Atlantic Rubber Boot and Shoe Company works at Auburn Rhode Island for about 200000 dollars and will relocate there. The Pawtucket plant has built 2000 autos annually and employed 300, but has been idle while shifting from two to four cylinder runabouts. At Auburn the output will reach 4000 machines yearly, with other plants at Tarrytown New York and New Castle Indiana.
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New York Times
Pawtucket
R. L
Maxwell- Briscoe Motor Car Company
Atlantic Rubber Boot and Shoe Company
Auburn
R. I
Tarrytown
N. Y
New Castle
Ind
Weston’s 4,000 Mile Transcontinental Walk Progress
Weston continues his cross country trek from New York to San Francisco on the eighty fifth day. At seventy one he aims to complete the 4,000 mile journey in 100 days with Sundays set aside for rest and rescheduled segments.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Weston's Utah journey ends with late midnight luncheon
Edward Payson Weston notes a disrupted sleep in Hogup Utah due to overjoy at plans for the rest of the trip. He recalls a three hour rest then a large midnight luncheon with about fifty residents who gathered to bid him farewell at 1 A M. He departs with J N Murray who will trail with a rail road velocipede plus refreshments aided by VP Kruttschnitt and the general passenger agent.
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New York Times
Hogup
Utah
Ogden
J. N. Murray
Kruttschnitt
Weston’s Route Through Utah and Nevada Report
Edward Payson Weston logs a cross country journey by rail from Ogden to San Francisco with dates and miles for stops including Hogup Tecoma Moore Ryndon Carlina Battle Mountain Winnemucca Rye Patch Toy Hazen Reno Summit Clipper Gap Sacramento Stockton Niles and San Francisco. The record notes the best time of the day and mentions the world’s greatest trestle near Midlake and a 1 hour stop after 38 miles.
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J. M. Davis
E. C. Manson
Southern Pacific Railway
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Utah
Tecoma
Nev
Moore
Ryndon
Carlina
Battle Mountain
Winnemucca
Rye Patch
Toy
Hazen
Reno
Summit
Clipper Gap
Sacramento
Stockton
Niles
San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston
RACE HORSES ESCORTED AS STABLE BOYS SEEK RIGHTS
Paris dispatch reports gendarmes escorted racehorses to St. Cloud to avert a repeat of yesterday’s unrest as forty militant Stable Boys Union members tried to block the Grand Steeplechase at Auteuil. A delegation met Labor Minister Viviani to press for union recognition and higher pay.
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St. Cloud
Stable Boys
Auteuil
Viviani
Amackassin Club hosts United States singles round in Yonkers
Thirty six players began the Men's Challenge Cup singles at the Amackassin Club Yonkers to decide a challenger to Gustave F Touchard. Early results show William H Connell defeating Dr E G Littell 14 12 6 3 and E H Jones beating A S Run yon 62 in first round with several second round matches including Ley over Ostendorf 0 6 9 7 6 2 and Inman over Holmes 4 6 6 2 4 4 retired.
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William H. Connell
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A. S Runyon
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B. M. Phillips
F. C. Baggs
F. Goughtry
C. M. Ammerman
Hastings Motorcycle Run to Boston Delayed to Noon Thursday
Due to uncompleted arrangements the start of Mr Hastings proposed motor cycle run to Boston and return cannot begin before noon Thursday. He will depart from the New York Press Club Athletic Association headquarters with a greeting for the Boston Press Club and attempt the 434 mile round trip within twenty four hours.
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Boston
New York Press Club Athletic Association
Boston Press Club
Van Cortlandt Polo Days Changed
Polo dates at Van Cortlandt Park shifted to Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays instead of Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. The schedule remains in effect until further notice with no end date announced.
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van Cortlandt Park
Meadow Brook Club Polo Matches In Heat At Westbury
Meadow Brook Club hosted two polo contests at Westbury for the cups in extreme heat. The second Meadow Brook team faced Great Neck in the opener and won 8 to 7. Morgan Grace withdrew due to heat. C B Bembleston replaced him.
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M. Stevenson
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