New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 22, 1916, p. 12

Embattled Giants Jinx Continues In Rainy Extra Inning Loss

The New York Giants drop to 5 4 in ten innings to the Boston Braves at the Polo Grounds during a rain soaked game. Muddy field, slippery balls, and umpire stubbornness stretched the contest with Burns and Gowdy producing key moments for Boston while Merkle and Robertson spark, but Giants falter late.

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Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues

National League saw Boston edge New York 5 to 4 in ten innings with the second game postponed by rain. Cincinnati swept Chicago 3 2 in the second contest after a 4 3 first game, while Philadelphia at Brooklyn and St Louis at Pittsburgh were rained out or postponed. American League reports Boston 2 New York 0, Detroit 3 Cleveland 0, St Louis 11 Chicago 1 with a noted fire incident, and St Louis 2 Chicago 1 in a second game delayed by weather. Washington at Philadelphia doubleheader postponed by rain.

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American League standings and schedule

Standings show Cleveland six games, Detroit etc. with losses and wins, and a list of today’s games including Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, New York at Beeston, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago at St. Louis.

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Maranville and Kanetchy Spark Boston Loss to New York

New York defeated Boston 6 to 3. Perritt allowed seven hits and seven runs in 7 2/3 innings, Mathewson 3 hits and 1 run in 2 innings, Allen 4 hits and 4 runs in 7 2/3 innings, Hughes 0 runs in 2 1/3 innings. Umpires Quigley and Byron.

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Maranville Kanetchy New York Boston Perritt Mathewson Allen Hughes Messrs Quigl*ty and Byron

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Reds Defeat Cubs Twice in Chicago Tilt

Cincinnati tops Chicago 8 to 4 in the first game with Toney delivering key pitching and a two run double. Griffith threw Archer out at first on a to-right hit. In the second game Cincinnati wins 3 to 2 as Lavender’s pitching and Chicago errors aid the Reds. Notes cite Mullwitz Mollwitz Williams Killifer as contributing, with both games played at Chicago on June 21.

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Foster pitches no hit game as Red Sox top Yankees 9–0

Little George Foster of Oklahoma throws a no hitter for Boston, defeating the Yankees 9 to 0 in nine innings. Nanamaker is the lone Yankee to reach second, while Boston's offense features Hooper Janvrin Magee Gilhooley and Lewis driving hits and baserunners. Fosters perfect line supported by sharp Red Sox fielding and a ninth inning shutout by Slim Caldwell.

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Browns Annex Two Games at St Louis in Doubleheader

St Louis swept Chicago in a doubleheader winning 11 to 1 and 2 to 1. Heavy hitting in the opener, Pratt and Johnson delivered timely hits in the second game as Scott faltered before Russell and a St Louis bullpen closed it out.

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BT. Louis Chicago Shotton Colling Weaver Austin Miller Borton Fournier Pratt Jackson Marsans Felach Lavan Sechalk Lynn Wellman Terry Danforth Cleotte Benz

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Scores and Standings from Recent Baseball Showdowns

The American Association results show Indianapolis 10 over Kansas City 1. Minneapolis 6 over Columbus 4. J Paul 4 over b s tga a Paul 5. Toledo 4.

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Harvard Captures Series Victory Over Yale

Harvard defeats Yale 4 to 1 in Cambridge to clinch the series. Carl Harrison, a freshm an turned pitcher, scattered six singles over nine innings with six strikeouts, aided by timely hitting from Percy and Beal. Yale pitcher Watrous struggled with fielding miscues and Harvard advantage in the fifth and sixth frames, drawing 13,000 spectators.

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New York Times Cambridge Mass Harvard Yale Crimson Fred Mitchell Harvard Baseball Carl Harrison Cincinnati Harrison Mitchell Coach Lauder Watrous Soldiers’ Field Johnson New Haven George Percy Rothfeld Abbot Coolidge Nash Harte Munson Coolridge Bush Shepley Rothfeid Beal Armstrong Harry Percy Fripp

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Tigers Tie for First With Indians in 3–0 Detroit Win

Detroit defeats Cleveland 3–0 to pull into a share of the lead. Coveleskie held the visitors to three scattered hits as Cobb trips, doubles, and scores, while Veach and Hellmann contribute in the sixth. Higuenene’s defense helps and Bagby allows seven hits in seven frames. Time of game 1:30. Umpires Nallin and Evans.

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Detroit Cleveland Indians Coveleskie Tigers Cobb Chapman Speaker Tiger Veach Hellmann Burns Higuenene Cleveland Bush Graneylf Roth Gandil Burna Prane Young Honard Ktanage Netlo Bagby McHalep Vitt McHale Howard Messrs Nallin and Evans

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Thames racing schedule altered for Yale Harvard regatta

A Yale Harvard meeting announced changes to the Thames races due to possible postponements and crew military duty. Freshman race moves to 9 40 A M and Second Varsity to 10 A M downstream on the two mile course with contingencies up to 12 noon and afternoon options if needed. Varsity race set for 6 45 P M downstream, with broader schedule shifts as rail and regatta plans adapt.

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New York Times New London Conn Atea Yale Harvard Low Morgan Herrick Felton W. A. Meikleham Harvard University Meikleham F. Valentine New London Regatta Committee Bartletti Drawbridge Navy Yard Hadley Gilfffran Parkman Thames Rive Arvard Randall Cobb Walker Maders Freeman Brewer Canfield Mitchell

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Seek Clay Court Honors In United States Championship

The Lakewood Tennis Club in Lakewood Ohio hosts the clay court championship starting Saturday with main contenders including RO Norris Williams who plans not to compete in Cleveland, George M Church and Dean Mathey defending doubles titles, Molla Bjurtstedt defending the women's title, and a strong field of entrants from cities such as Los Angeles Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg and noted Japanese players Kumagae and Mukami arriving from California.

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United States Lakewood Ohio RO Norris Williams Cleveland George M. Church Dean Mathey An Church Molla Bjurstedt This City Edward R. McCormick Eugene A. Warren Los Angeles H. ¥. D. Johns Willis Davis San Francisco Albert T. Opens T. W. Hendrick Buffalo H. T. Emerson R. A. Holden Cincinnati R. A. Johnson Parkersburg W. Va Brooke Martin Canton W. &. McElroy Garland Pittsburg Kumagae Mukami California Pion

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Women Reach Quaker Ridge Tennis Finals at New Rochelle

In rainy weather the Quaker Ridge championships at the New Rochelle Tennis Club saw multiple matches in singles and doubles. Notable results include Miss Grace Willeau deau beating Miss Jarrett 6 6 8, Miss Helen Bernhard defeating Miss Helena Pollak 6 1 11 15, and in doubles Mrs N Lehman with Mrs M Seligman edging Graes Whiteside 7 6 3 6 3. Second round and third round results feature Mrs D P Wood over Mrs Cariebach 6 3 and other pairings with decisive sets.

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New Rochelle Helen Bernhard Misa Helene Pollak Hernhard Grace Willeaudeau Mine © Jarrett Helena Pollak R. Whiteside A. M. Sidenberg D. P Wood Cariebach N. Lehman M. Seligman Misa Graes Misa Whiteside A. Lehman Baerwald Willsson E. Coward HS. Green L. G. Morris M. B. Coster Mise Cc. Morris Marie Wagner D. P. Wood Strauss

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Met Stadium Use Hurdle for Metropolitan Track Meet

A Metropolitan Association committee urged City College President Mezes to allow use of Lewisohn Stadium for the August 26 senior track and field championships. Mezes cited no maintenance funding from the city and said the stadium is rented for theater and cinema to cover upkeep. Trustees analyze bonds and maintenance needs totaling about 32 000 dollars with likely contracts for moving picture use if appropriations fail.

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Referee decision set for Moran Dillon bout at Washington Park

Ike Dorgan for Moran and Sam Narburger for Dillon will join Harry Pollok of the Washington Park Sports Club today to select a referee for the Moran Dillon contest next Thursday night at Washington Park. Fred Wienck, Boxing Commission chair, will attend. Moran training at White Sulphur Springs N Y, indicated no strong preference but would back Bill Brown if chosen. Dillon favors Ed Smith of Chicago or Mat Hinkel of Cleveland. club favors John McAvot of Brooklyn or Billy Roche. Moran telephoned from White Sulphur Springs after a strenuous outdoor day while Dillon boxed in the rain at Washington Park with Joe Cox and Gus Christie.

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Ike * Dorgan Frank Moran Sam Narburger Jack Dillon Harry Pollok Washington Park Fred Wienck Boxing Commission Moran Whiteanulphur Springs N. Y Bill Brown Jim Coffey Tillon West Ed Smith Chicago Mat Hinkel Cleveland New York State John McAvot Brooklyn Billy Roche Moran Dillon Joe Cox Gus Christie

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Long Beach Handicap Leads Jamaica Park Card In Tough Weather

Rumors of rain could not dampen Jamaica track action as Rory edged Short Grass by a head to win the Long Beach Handicap for three year olds and up over a mile and a furlong. Chicle faded late after leading early for Harry Payne Whitney while Balgee won the later mile and seventy yards event as Hav a Right Out was placed third following a disqualification. Yellowstone scored for two year olds in the opening race and Half Rock captured the maiden winners division in the day’s program.

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Jamaica Long Beach Separe Rory Lhavel Lary Harry Payne Whitney Chicle Louis Feustel He Will Whitney Flying Fairy Roly Short Rrass Mr. Foster Dr. Rice Balgee Luke Talbott Lucky George Cliff Haven Brighton Stabie Yellowstone Amalgamator Richard T. Wilson Killdee J. McTaggart Chatterbox Half Rock Dorcas Brighton Stable B. G Rockton-Onaga Taplinhous Bhee M. Foater McGee Lasi Ls Lyme Mra. W. Vale H. Bhelling Oreses Bas Boee J. J. Mhannon ODEN Cae Curr Haven Colonel Holloway Casaba Harry Junior Nash Trovato Royal Meteor Set Square Corejcan W. P. Bureh Golden Maxim R. Palld Aoear Pullux John Whalen Pal Brother Lillis Jarrone Stabie Bik H. Shilling Andes True Ax Tamerlane Hanworth Grasp Hluminator Socony Bee Roly D. J Barge Hyolden Hamburg Kéogh H. P. Whitney A. Garson Ch. c J. McTaggett Cleveland M. Garter Curraghaleen J. MacManus T. McTaggart Billy Oliver Pinch Saturn Mirza R. D. Earle Masetto Ocanya M. Garner

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Dillon to fight Moran for middleweight title in Brooklyn

Alexander Costica has returned to the United States as Snowy Baker offers a $4,000 purse for a forty five round bout between Jack Dillon and Parcy for the world middleweight championship if Dillon defeats Fran Moran in their Brooklyn bout on June 2a. Billy Miske and Jack Hubbard headline a ten round bout at the Clermont A in Brooklyn tonight.

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Inter-high gallery rifle results announced by NRA

National Rifle Association released results of inter high school gallery rifle matches from December to March. Placer County High School Auburn California led with a rand score of 10 432 and Iowa City finished second with 17 class B medals went to Erasmus Hall Brooklyn New York score 10 111 Cedar Rapids Iowa placed second with 10 000

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Cornell Varsity Nine Elects Captain Frank J. Clary

At the annual election today Frank J. Clary of Seneca Falls was chosen captain of next year's Cornell Varsity nine. Clary, a member of Alpha Tau Omega, has been regular catcher for two seasons and is noted as one of the heaviest hitters on the team.

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Ithaca N. Y Aline Frank J. Clary Seneca Falls Cornell Clary Alpha Tau Omega Varell

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Abbott Captains Harvard in Crimsons Team Tonight

Robton June 21 George El Abbott Harvard second baseman was elected Captain of the Crimson team for tonight’s game and Harry Legore was chosen Captain for Yale.

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Chicago Nationals Third Baseman Zimmerman Injured

Chicago Nationals third baseman Zimmerman will miss several days with a dislocated shoulder after a fall down stairs last night.

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Troy Club Ordered to Pay Kenny Transfer Fee

The National Commission directed Troy to pay New York State League club $300 to Kenny after the Troy club refused to keep him and sent him back to the Giants. The dispute centers on the catcher Kenny and the owed compensation.

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Old Drury and Cast Take Uneven Show Night

The fragment lists names and roles in a dated theater or show program. It mentions performers like Patterson, Cochran, Moonlighter, Durney Kurney, Bendlet, Baby Rasch and others with odd abbreviations and numbers, indicating parts or times in a performance. The text reads as a shuffled cast listing from a bygone venue.

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Races Listed for Various Age Groups and Weights

The article lists horses, weights, and entries for multiple races across two year olds to three year olds. It names horses such as Artemus Glomer Dancer and Shyness along with weights from 95 to 190 pounds and distances including one mile and five furlongs.

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Polo Ponies In Demand At Van Tassel Carney Auction

Eighteen polo mounts owned by Joseph B. Thomas Joshua Crane D Mills and John R Fell were sold for 12105 total averaging 677 per head in the Van Tassel Carney sale ring. Top price 1800 paid by Earl Hopping for Wonder an Irish bred mount once used by Monte Waterbury in 1918 practice games. Red Light and Mrasos fetched 1525 and 1490 respectively.

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Lord Saville's Entry Wins Handicapped NY Steeplechase

Newmarket England June 21 Lord Saville's All Serene ridden by Hulse won the Newmarket Stewards Handicap of 2500 substituted for the Wokingham Stakes. Torloisk ridden by Hulton finished second by a neck ahead of Caldervale with Gardner up in third. Eleven runners started. The betting favored All Serene at 20 to 1 Torloisk 2 to 1 and Caldervale 10 to 1.

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Forefathers’ Cloth Suits For Summer Wear

An ad touts men’s suits made from Norfolk wool praised for long wear. It compares the fabric to the Pilgrim Fathers’ clothes, highlighting durability and summer suitability. The copy emphasizes smart styling and county Norfolk origin.

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West Point Cadets Get Approval For Westpointer Shoes

Major General Hugh L. Scott approves a uniform shoe change for West Point cadets. The regulation priced at five fifty features the Registered Trademark on the new Westpointer model built on the same last as prior footwear.

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Broadway Intersections Notice at Warren and 34th

Street corner details show Broadway at 13th and 34th streets with a Warren location. The snippet notes corners and directions in a city map style item.

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Embattled Giants Jinx Continues In Rainy Extra Inning Loss

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Foster pitches no hit game as Red Sox top Yankees 9–0

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Harvard Captures Series Victory Over Yale

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Thames racing schedule altered for Yale Harvard regatta

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Seek Clay Court Honors In United States Championship

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Women Reach Quaker Ridge Tennis Finals at New Rochelle

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Met Stadium Use Hurdle for Metropolitan Track Meet

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Long Beach Handicap Leads Jamaica Park Card In Tough Weather

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Dillon to fight Moran for middleweight title in Brooklyn

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Inter-high gallery rifle results announced by NRA

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