Cleveland Beats American Leader in Extra Innings
Cleveland defeats Chicago 7 to 5 in twelve innings as Isbell drives in tying run with a three base hit and Clarke Walsh and Bradley deliver the decisive plays. Joss and Walsh combine for 10 strikeouts as Cleveland surges past Chicago in a high scoring National League contest.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Clarke
Rhoades
Bradley
Jed
Walsh
Isbell
O Fick
O'Brien
O’brien
Stovall
Jones
Joss
Lajoie
Bay
Hinchman
Laffote
McFarland
Roche
Quillin
Detroit Beats St Louis 2-1 In Tight Ballgame
Detroit takes a 2-1 victory over St Louis as Powell and Killian pitch well. Three sixth inning hits and an error produced Detroit’s two runs. Crawford hit a two-base hit and Rossman, Schaefer, and Leary contributed in the field with key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ET. Louis
Detroit
Louis
Powell
Killian
Jones
Wallace
Cobb
H'phill
O Rossman
Hartzell
Sch’fer
Butler
O'Leary
O'Connor
Schmidt
Fowell
Niles
Louie
Crawford
T. Jones
Pickering
Rossman
Schaefer
O' Leary
St. Louis
Powel
Mr. Evans
Chicago Triumphs in Tenth Inning At Home
In National League action Chicago edged St Louis 8 1 in the tenth inning as Reusbach delivered a clean single to right driving in Hofman who had previously singled and stolen. Kling's three bagger and a fly provided Chicago's first run and three consecutive singles plus an error gave the visitors their first lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reusbach
Hofman
Kling
Cincinnati Fans Errors Spark Pittsburg Rally in Doubleheader
In the first game, Cincinnati misplays lead to five of six Pittsburg runs. Weimer stifles Pittsburg with one hit, Camnitz allows one hit to every Cincinnati man. Second game ends after seven innings as Cincinnati loses 3-0. Mowrey drives a three-base hit for Pittsburg and Ganzel adds a two-base hit.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Weimer
Camnitz
Yuggins
Jobert
Iiteach
Mitchell
Clarke
Davie
O Tstorke
Ganzel
Abbat’o
McLean
O Nealon
Mowrey
Sheehan
Orwell
Phelps
Coakley
hLeever
Schiel
Odwell
Anderson
Leach
Storke
Leever
Carpenter and Johnstone
Ribpoae
Ribpoaef
Fluggins
Son
Robertss
Ichlel
Oawell
O Smith
Behlel
Huggins
Baseball score summary from two games
At Elizabeth Allentown area games 7 9 with Elizabeth 9. Newark Easton first game 5 Newark 6 Easton 7 Newark 10 second game. Pottsville Chester 8 Pottsville 3 in innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Allentown
Newark
Easton
Pottsville
Chester
Newark-Named Toronto shut out twice at Wiedenmayer's Park
Eastern League game reports Newark lost both games to Toronto 0 0 and 1 7. Umpire calls and ejections mentioned. Key players include Pardee Rudolph and La Belle for Newark and Thoney Wiedensaul Kelly Phyle Cockman Sharpe Zacher Wottell Flynn and Hurley for Toronto.
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Newark
Toronto
Wiedenmayer's Park
Visitors
Pardee
Kelly
la Belle
Critchell
Engle
Thoney
Mahling
C’kman
Phyle
Mullen
Wied'l
Sharpe
Schafly
Zacher
Wottell
Jones
OlFlynn
Stenage
Corrigan
Q/Rudolph
Cockman
Rudolph
Beses
Mr. Owens
Ribpoae
Ribpoae Eagle
OjThoney
Mahbling
O Kelly
Phyle S
OlWied
Sch
Hurley
LaBelle
App’ Gate
Shea
Stanley Throws Montreal Shutout Over Jersey City
Montreal pitcher Stanley struck out eleven as Jersey City scored once. Montreal did not hit Foxen but drew enough passes to aid the offense in a 2 to 0 final. Jenkins notes include Joyce and Lake contributing in the field and Madigan hit by pitch.
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Montreal
Quebec
Stanley
Jersey City
Foxen
Ribpoar Ribpore
Clements
Joyce
Bean
Lake
Madigan
Handfd
Brown
Merritt
O/Morgan
Sheehan
V'd
Herbeist
McManus
Kittage
Oj Stanley
Still
Morgan
Kittredge
Shean
Hill
Boses
Sranley
Herriet
Jerney City
Mr. Conway
Basketball standings with teams and records
The excerpt lists team abbreviations with win counts losses, and win percentages for a league. Teams include Toronto Newark Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Providence Baltimore Montreal with their corresponding records and percentages.
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Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Montreal
Scores of Other Games at Bronx Oval Utica
At Bronx Oval Y M F A 2 0 0 0 0 5 8 11 1 2 Boys Club 1 22-111 0 6 0 1 0 0 9 8 5 Hatteries Isaacs Wellman McCaffey Rudolf At Utica R H L E e e e e v e e 9 0 0 9 0 0 6 0 0 0 8 2 Patterice Walters Byrnes Smith Stroh
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Bronx Oval
Hatteries
Isaacs
Wellman
McCaffey
Rudolf
Utica
R.h.le
Eee
Sivessasbos
Patterice
Walters
Byrnes
Smith
New York Stars League Scores Reported
In Scranton Binghamton games the New York Stars beat Syracuse 9 to 5. Syracuse edged Wilkesbarre 7 to 8 at Syracuse Syracuse. Albany hosted A. J. & G. with a 1 point margin outcome.
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New York Stars League
Scranton
Binghamton
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Baseball Scores from Toledo Kansas City and Louisville
In Toledo Indiana 8 to 2 over Indianapolis. In Kansas City 8 to 1 over St Paul first game. Second game Kansas City 1 to 4 over St Paul. Louisville 6 Columbus 6 called for train in the tie game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Sherwood Wins Five Mile Road Championship Race
Charles A Sherwood of the New York Athletic Club won the five mile road championship at Valley Stream under the Ro Wheelmen. He beat clubmate William Van den Dries after a final sprint. Eifler led mid race but was edged back. Frederick H Herman of Putney Athletic Club participated, finishing thirteenth in the final heat. Time 14 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Sherwood
New York Athletic Club
Merrick Road
Valley Stream
Sherwood
Lad van den Dries
Eifler
Frederick H. Harman
Putney Athletic Club
London
England
Tou
Charles Aherwood
William van den Dries
T. Rizarri
Century Road Club
J. M. Elfier
M. van den Dries
New York City
High water fish harbors New Jersey and New York catches
In a June fishing summary from N London to Deal and Coney Island, anglers report blackfish ling sea bass pollock and striped bass catches. James Rielly Neil Hanley and others fished Greenwood Lake Ramapo River and Dreamland Pier with multiple anglers posting totals including thirty-three catfish and twenty-nine blackfish.
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High Water
N. London
S. Hock
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
James Rielly
Neil Hanley
Greenwood Lake
Joseph Massey
Deal
John Brower
Philip Hess
John Hess
Ramapo
Charlies Hill
Dreamland Pier
Coney Island
Herman &Streich
Newark Fishing Club
Ling
Whiting
Hake
James Grant
Charlies Graham
Stone Pile
Manhattan Beach
Highlands
Charles Patterson Sane
Gustave Hoffman
Joseph Heller
William Meier
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Last Day's Games
In the National League yesterday Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 1 while Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0 in Cincinnati. Today Boston visits New York and Philadelphia travels to Brooklyn with Cincinnati at Pittsburg and St Louis at Chicago. American League results show Cleveland 7 over Chicago 5 and Detroit 2 over St Louis 1. New York plays Boston and Washington hosts Philadelphia with Detroit visiting St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Washington
Iec
W.l.p.c P
Ween
Newark
Detroit . A
Beashington
Cinciana
Yale and Harvard Evenly Matched in Boat Race
Yale holds a slight edge over Harvard in the annual Yale Harvard boat race at New London. Conditions may favor Harvard if endurance and power prevail, while Yale's superior form gives the Blue a narrow prospect of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
New London
Crimson
Day at Poughkeepsie Colorful Training Routine News
Special to The New York Times from Poughkeepsie June 23. Cavalry trainees rest after long workouts as rowing trials wind down before next Wednesday's race. Wisconsin and Cornell squads enjoy trolley rides and light runs with partners like Jim Rice and Coach Ten Eyck amid quiet evening outings. Naval cadets tour torpedo boat Talbot while Georgetown and Pennsylvania squads observe lighter schedules and watch a training train past Highland Station. Canvas-covered cars protect the 39-car fleet as officials cap the planned 46-car lineup to avoid crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Talbot
Krum Elbow
Georgetown
Murray Russell _Seoeemre
Wappinger’s Falls
Pennsylvania
Highland Station
Zinsta Returns From Bermuda With New Skipper Larsen
The sloop yacht Zinsta arrived back from Bermuda under the command of Capt. Larsen who led the boat in the Brook Yacht Club race. An hour's notice after om, Comte End deserted the starting signal. Hyman beteaens one Some and Pleasant passage.
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Zinsta
Bermuda
Larsen
Brook Yacht Club
Comte
Hyman Bet Eaens
Fogbound racing yachts finish 100 mile New York Athletic Club event
Fifteen of thirty starters completed the West Harbor Light course as fog and light winds hindered finish order. Notos led the finishers, followed by Bobtail, Vingt-Trois, Tamerlane, and Okee among others, with times ranging up to over three hours for late arrivals. The judge’s boat arrival delay left final standings unresolved at noon.
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Block Island
New York Athletic Club
West Harbor Light
Bobtail
Vingt-Toris
Tamerlane
Point Judith
R. C. Mitchell
Robert Monks
R. A. Brown
Daniel Bacon
J. H
J. A. Mahlstedt
F- A. Weeks
Little Peter
R. W. Rathborn
de Ww
F. C. Sullivan
H. H. van Rensselaar
W. H. Linderman
Races for Young Horses At Sheepshead Bay This Week
Sheepshead Bay racing focuses on young horses with top events Saturday the $25,000 Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes for three year olds and the $20,000 Great Trial for two year olds. Peter Pan faces strong Keene entries as weight talk surrounds the Triple Crown series.
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Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keefe
Peter Pan
Mr. Keene
Superman
Brooklyn
Keene
Ballot
Well
Mentha
Court Dress
Gretna Green
Arcite
James R. Keene
Colin
J . Madden
Oneck
Thomas H. Williams
California
Firestone
Sheepshead Bay Races Card Details and Entries
Race by race results list for Sheepshead Bay tracking six events from the first to sixth race. Entries include Cairngorm Sister Frances Ginette Lord Badge Bright Boy Massaniello and others with weights and allowances for three-year-olds and up, plus a maiden for two-year-olds and a turf handicap.
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Cairngorm
Sister Frances
Ginette
Ovina
St. Valentine
Clements
Herodotus
Ban Lad
Masterson
Notasulga
Ceeeeee
Jane Swift
Mege’s Hill
Frank Gill
Charles Edward
Montgomery
Dan Buhre
Rogeben
Dolly Spanker
Kentucky Beau
Dreamer
Wikecvewensteolvgl
Sescere Assacesax
Tony Faust
Killaloe
Philatder
Gatebell
Masaniello
Egsackie
Banker
Rara Avis
Restigouche
Donnell
Golconda
Hollister
Essian
Kodak
Annoyance
Castlewood
Chase Wins Brushes at Empire City Speedway Meet
Large crowd attended the Sunday matinee at Empire City Speedway where Chase owned the day. Charles Wieland's chestnut trotter Chase won five brushes, defeating Topsy J B Bonnie Betsy and Tecino in various heats, with J F Beekman's J B also prevailing over Topsy and Bonnie Betsy in two heats. Fandango beat Breuben to win by a head after leading from the start, while Reuben edged ahead near the finish to reclaim the lead.
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Speedway
Empire City
Charles Wieland
Gore
Ing
Topsy
J. B
Bonnie Betsy
Nathan Straus
J. F. Beeckman
Res Ot
A. Y
Pacer
Fandango
J. H. Lawmar Breuben
Denatiube
Fi Ore
Pas
Reuben
By & Head
Troy Beats Boston Nationals in Exhibition Game
Troy's new Sunday Park hosted an exhibition between Troy and the Boston National Groove Club. Troy won 6 to 8 with Fagan homering in the eighth inning. Pitcher and player names include R.E. and Dannelly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Boston Nationals
Boston National Groyue Club
Fagan
Ans R.ele
Pat Ise
Roultes Teries
Dannelly
Ordroft
World’s Record for M Sheridan at Mayo Games
Martin Sheridan set a new discus world record with 186 feet 10 inches at Celtic Park beating his previous mark by 17 inches. He also won the 16 pound shot put with 48 feet 8% inches. Eddie Carr of Xavier’s won the three mile run in a gruelling finish over Thomas Collins. Talbot represented the Irish American Athletic Club and placed second in the discus.
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Martin Sheridan
Mayo
Celtic Park
Jamestown
Lee Talbot
Mercersburg Academy
Tabor
Sheridan
Melvin Sheppard
A. T. Bailey
Eddie Carr
Xaviers
Thomas Collins
Carr
Collins
A. T. Batley
Joseph Ledwock
E. Deering
O. G. Telschow
St. Bartholomew
J. J. Mulette
West Side
Winfield Bailey
Desir Wins Derby for Weinberg Brothers in Hamburg Wire
cable from Hamburg, Germany reports Desir wins the Derby. Desir is owned by Weinberg Brothers and trained by George Walker with American jockey William Shaw aboard. Walker previously trained Fels to Derby glory and prepared Fabula who broke down.
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New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
Hamburg
Germany
George Walker
Desir
Weinberg Brothers
Walker
William Shaw
Fels
Fabula
Esir
Pollard vs Pollard Divorce Summons in New York Court
Frederick Pollard sues Laura Kate Pollard for divorce in New York County. The defendant is to answer within 20 days after service or face default judgment. Notice served by publication under an order dated June 13 1907. Attorney Alfred T. Rowed, 108 Broadway, Manhattan.
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Supreme Court OF the
State OF New York
County of New York
Frederick Pollard
Laura Kate Pollard
New York County
New York
Alfred T. Rowed
Plaintiff
Broadway
Manhattan
New York City
Charlies H. Truax
Supreme Court of
County Court House
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Alfred T. Rowe
B Way
Michael J. Drummond
David McClure
William Street
Borough of
Knox
Marie
V. Huntington
John T. Dooling
Louise M. Kohler
Executrix
George C. DE Lacy
Shubert
Sam
Frank T. Fitzgerald
County of
Simpson, Werner & Cardozo
City
Cube Shubert
Amy Eves Lewis
John 8
Lewis
John Cc. Rowe
John Rowe
Broad Street
Ork City
N. Y
Ssac Halliwell
Charles E
Lincoln Trust Company
Brush , Crawford
Ooo Knox
Charles H
Charles H. OX
Effe V. V. Knox
Receiver's sale of Derry Collard assets at 109 Liberty Street
The Southern District of New York confirms a receiver sale of the Derry Collard Company estate including technical books charts maps printing equipment office furniture and copyrights. Sealed bids due by June 27 1907 at 11 AM with 19 percent due at acceptance and remaining balance within four days. Public auction if bids fail on July 6 1907 at 2 PM.
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United States District Court For
Southern District of
New York
Pbankruptcy
Derrycollard Company
Derry-Collard Company
Liberty Street
New York City
William L. Kitchel
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Augustus H. Skillin
Charles Shengood
United States
Broadwey
Augur H. Skillin
Pine Street
District Court OF the United States
Ichael Bilinsky
Jacob Gengel
Benjamin Zoob
Bilinsky
Gengel & Zoob
Bhoongood
U. 8
Th Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Stillman
David Wallace
Nassau New York
Surrogate notices list in Morris Littman estate case
The document details multiple probate actions in New York Surrogate's Court for Morris Littman and other deceased individuals. It lists citatations, dates, and involved executors trustees claiming rights, with notice to heirs and guardians for those under twenty-one. It also includes claims procedures and attorney details for creditors and beneficiaries.
Public notice filings for New York estates 1907
Multiple probate notices reference William Pearson and others, listing heirs, creditors, and next of kin. Citations require appearances before the Surrogate’s Court in New York County on July 23 1907. Each notice names executors, attorneys, and addresses for claims or guardianship where applicable.
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Morris Littman
Henrietta Littman
City of New York
County of New York
County of
New York
Abner C. Thomas
Said
Daniel J. Dowdney
Isaacs
William St
Borough of
Manhattan
Pearson
William
State of
Isoftn
Goa
Isab Clark
Wiliam Pearson
William Pairson
Margaret Bailey Pearson
George Pearson
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Margaret Rebecca
Oki
Margaret Rebecca Pearson
State of New York
William Pearson
County of New Yore
Hall of Records
Margaret J. Moody
Gaid
Frank T. Fri
Daniel J. Dowdnet
Ena
DE LA Mare & Morrison, Attys
Admt
Broadway
N. Y
William M. Cruikehank
Saids
County
Frank T. * Fitzgerald
Lord
Day & Lord
Wall St
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