Giants Fight Hard to Even Break in Second Game
In Boston a tense battle sees McGinnity solid early then fade as New York edges Boston 6 to 3. National League results note New York 6 Boston 3 and 9 7 in other matchups. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati post 3 0 and 7 3 scores. Upcoming games list Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Chicago.
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Brooklyn
Pittsbug
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Giants Split with Boston After Doubleheader Drama
The New York Giants battled Boston at the Polo Grounds in a doubleheader they split, taking the first game 6 to 3 before losing 9 to 7. Crandall struggled in the second, while Merkle delivered a dramatic left field homer and Donlin, Bresnahan, and Bridwell contributed key hits.
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Brooklyn Falls In Tight Loss To Philadelphia 3 2
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a tense contest yesterday. McIntyre endured a rough second inning but remained in the game before being pulled later.
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Philadelphia
McIntyre
Phillies Edge Brooklyn in Narrow Defeat After Ill Moren Exit
In a midweek game Philadelphia trails Brooklyn 3 to 2 after Moren succumbs to illness in the fifth. Moren exits, Sparks finishes as Brooklyn gains late runs while McIntyre and Bell stifle Philadelphia's offense in a tense pitching duel.
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Brooklyn
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Brif'ld
Jordan
Osborne
Sheehan
Doolin
Lewis
Doain
Bergen
Grant
McIntyre
Bell
Bransfield
MclIntyre
Mr. O'Day
Senators and Standings in the American League Race
American League standings show Philadelphia nine games to New York eight and Boston eight to Washington two. Chicago leads with 35 wins 23 losses, while St. Louis 34 24 Boston 26 34 Cleveland 32 25 New York 24 82 Detroit 82 25 Washington 20 86. Today’s games: New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Chicago at Cleveland St. Louis at Detroit.
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Chicago
Philaphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ww. S. P.C
Washingt
Athletics and Yankees Clash in Philadelphia Exhibition
After a rough Western trip the Athletics beat the Yankees 9 to 6 here. The game opened a check on the teams’ standings, with 26 players taking part and six pitchers used. Chesbro Orth and Newton hurled for New York while Vickers Bender and Dygert worked for Philadelphia.
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Athletics
Yankees
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Orth
Newton
Vickers
Bender
Dygert
New York
Nichols
Davis
Kleinow
Hemphill
Niles
Conroy
Keeler
Murphy
J. Collins
Oan
Balk
Cleveland Briefs Chronicle Local Notices
In Cleveland on Ross St Louis readers note brief items mentioning Batteries Dineen Powell Stephens Berger Joss and Bemis with scattered numeric codes and street references. The fragment provides no clear event or outcome.
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Ross St. Louis
Cleveland
Dineen, Powell, and Stephens
Berger, Joss
Bemis
Hamilton Grange Doubles Champions Win In Yonkers
Walter Merrill Hall and L Millens Burt clinched the doubles title at Amackassin Club Yonkers over James L Robinson Jr and David R Todd in three sets 11 9 7 5 6 3. Earlier at Dunwoodie Yonkers the men's singles prelims and rounds featured Dimon E Roberts George M Church Gustave F Touchard and others with several defaults and close scores.
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Walter Merrill Hall
L. Millens Burt
Hamilton Grange Lawn
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
James L. Robinson, Jr
David R Todd
Dunwoodie Country Club
Dimon E. Roberts
Paul Foerstest
George M. Church
Mortimer Wertheim
Albert E. Ward
W. M. Mall
F. C. Baggs
J. E. McGifert
J. P. Poiret
Robae Beckley
O. C. A. Child
National Women’s Tennis Tourney Sees Two Champs Advance
In Philadelphia the second day of the National lawn tennis tournament narrows the field to fourteen in women’s singles. W H Pouch of Englewood and Marie Wagner of New York reach the fourth round with decisive wins over Ostheimer and Swords. Barger-Wallach also advances with a 6 2 6 8 over Emily Scott, while several others post first and second round victories and doubles results unfold.
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Englewood
N. J
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New York
Louise Ostheimer
Huntingdon Valley
Marion Swords
Morris County
Barger-Wallach
Newport
Emily Scott
Westchester
N. Y
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Far Rockaway
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West Side T. C
W. H. McCarthy
Plainfield
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Boston
E. P. Ross
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West Side T.C
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island
Miriam Stoever
Chicago
Margaret Leroy
Philadelphia Co. G
Esther Smith
Nyack
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Miss Morris
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wainwright
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Cornell Crew Faces Hard Trial at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Cornell Varsity eight completed a four mile time trial at Poughkeepsie under coach Courtney who said the crew can go the distance though not fast. Syracuse and Columbia trades compare with other top crews as Penn shows fatigue and strength shifts. Francis S. Bangs denied any timing changes for the regatta remaining fixed at 38:00 3:45 and 6:00.
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N. Y
Cornell
Milton
Courtney
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Syracuse
Morningside
Columbia Shell
Francis S. Bangs
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Harvard Crew Practice and Yale Regatta Preview
Har vard and Yale rowing teams completed hard practice with Varsity and freshman eights racing down stream. Harvard led the return race by a short length. Yale crews trained for starts as Kennedy praised the progress and the New Haven bonfire celebration followed a Yale victory.
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Varsity
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New Haven
Yachts Start Third Indian Harbor Regatta From Greenwich
The third annual Indian Harbor Yacht Club race from Greenwich to New London began with eleven boats under a northeast breeze. The Seneca led off but drifted leeward. Istalena and Aurora followed. By nightfall the fleet was off New Haven with winds slackening as they work toward New London.
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Frank Bowne Jones
Emeline
George C. Mercer
Seneca
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
George M. Pynchon
Vanderbilt
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Pynchon
New Haven
New London
Reliability Run Opens Monroe County Automobile Carnival
The reliability run to Stroudsburg begins tomorrow at 7:30 am with cars from Studebaker Elmore Lozier Mitchell White Rambler Thomas-Detroit Stearns and Stoddard-Dayton. The event starts from Atlantic Motor Car Company and includes two hill climbs and speed trials culminating in gymkhana races. Principal entrants include Fiat Cyclone 120 hp Hotchkiss Mars and Thomas Six competing in hill climbs against Chadwick Big Six.
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Monroe County
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Rambler
Thomas-Detroit
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Stoddard-Dayton
New York
Stroudsburg
Atlantic Motor Car Company
Fred Betz
Mars
L. J. Bergdoll
Schoolboys Swim Test At Public Baths
Forty schoolboys from Primary Schools 14 40 and 29 took part in a swimming test yesterday at the public baths at Twenty third Street and Avenue A. The boys swam various distances by age and had to cover the full distance allotted to each division within the time limit.
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Avenue A
Giants vs Boston clash noted for 2 PM start
Baseball schedule item lists a 2 PM game time with Giants opposing Boston. details are limited to a polo grid reference and generic admission note.
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Giants
Boston
Yale Blanks Harvard in 8 to 0 Victory at New Haven
Yale defeated Harvard 8 to 0 before 15000 plus spectators including Taft and wife. Yale pitchers Van Vieck and strong fielding limited Harvard’s offense while Yale hits backed timely runs, first inning rally and seventh inning insurance rounded out the win.
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Eli
Hicks
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van Vieck
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Clifford
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Wesleyan Faces Trinity In Middletown Tilt
In Middletown Conn a basketball game featuring Wesleyan and Trinity is summarized with partial score data and player mentions. Names include Wesleyan and Trinity teams with limited roster detail.
Jersey City and Newark Scores Highlight Hockey Action
In Jersey City the game ended 2 to 1 with Jersey City defeating Montreal. Newark hosted a 6 to 5 win for Baltimore over Toronto. Baltimore then beat Buffalo 8 to 1, while Baltimore again earned a 5 to 1 victory over Buffalo. Providence-Rochester rain halted play.
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McGrann Wins Top Prizes at Olympia Show
R P McGrann of Lancaster Penn swept the 15 2 hands class at the International Horse Show in London with Newsboy and Shopgirl taking first and second prizes. Babette received a Peete Newsboy driven by Belle Beach Pain drew much admiration.
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R. P. McGrann
Lancaster
Penn
Olympia
Babette
Belle Beach
Mermaid Stakes and Related Races Card Highlights
The program lists multiple races for thoroughbreds including The Peter Pan Handicap at six and a half furlongs with entrants such as Peter Quince and Golden Pearl. The Watercolor Purse for three-year-olds and up runs one mile with contenders like Creation and Tenancy by Courtesy. Other events include The Mermaid Stakes for fillies, The Lazzarone Handicap on the turf, The Surf Stakes for two-year-olds, and The Stamina Purse for maiden fillies two years old with a wide set of horses and weights.
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Bedouin
Eeesee
Sugar Pine Cue Wees Berkeley
Angelus
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Ssese
el Picaro
Ches
Cavalier
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Esas
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Anna L. Daley
Queen of Trent
Petticoat
Lady Selina
Lady Hubbard
Helmet Triumphs in Five Furlong Keene Trial at Sheepshead Bay
Keene stable’s best two year old Helmet, a Disguise x St Mildred colt, won a fast five furlongs at Sheepshead Bay over a seven horse field, held off Connaught Ranger and Turncoat. The race, part of the Colin purse and tuneup for the $20,000 Great Trial, drew strong interest as Helmet showed early speed and firm footing in a time of 0:59 8-5.
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Brighton track to conduct racing despite pending plan
C. J. Fitz gerald, president of the Brighton Beach Racing Association, stated yesterday that the Brighton track would conduct racing and would stage the very best meeting possible, though official plans have not yet been announced.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
C. J. Fitzgerald
Brighton
Unclear Stakes Likely Not Run at Brighton
The speaker notes purses will be as large as possible under changed circumstances and receipts beyond legitimate expenses will return to the racing fund. He admits it is unlikely any stakes will be run at Brighton.
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Brighton
Changes in Olympic Team Narrowly Feb London Games
Several key American athletes will be unable to join the London Olympic team. W R Cray Yale J D Witham Pennsylvania and Floyd R Rowe Michigan have notified management they cannot travel. Martin Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club is unlikely to sail due to a marriage planned. No replacements have been chosen though some on the supplementary list will join thanks to club or friend funding. Seven supplementary athletes are added. Western athletes are arriving for a final muster at the New York Athletic Clubhouse before sailing.
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England
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Yale
J. D. Witham
Pennsylvania
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Michigan
Mathew Halpin
Martin J. Sheridan
D. R. Robbins
C. B. Beard
Ames University
Town
Rand
Harvard
F. M. Do Selding
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B. E. Sherman
Grant Advances To Third Round At All England Championship
Wylie Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeated C G Smith three sets to one to reach the All England lawn tennis championship third round. The scores were 4 6, 6 3, 7 5, and 6 2.
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Wylie
Grant
New York Lawn
C. G. Smith
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