Tigers Triumph Over Yale in Polo Grounds Showdown
Princeton edged Yale 1 to 0 in a tense Polo Grounds finale. Bill Deyo spun a strong two hitter as Hanks drove in the lone run in the fourth inning, prompting wild Princeton cheer and a wary Yale defense.
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Princeton
Yale
Polo Grounds
Tiser
acKome
Unt
New Haven
Bill Deyo
Trinceton
Elis
Hlanes
Harvard
Hanes
Devo
Tigers
Undertaker
Green
John Reilly
Middlebrook
Tiger
M. Azoy
Gib
E&x
Swihart
Kottt
Hanks
Hughey
Timypre
Paul Steaders
Sternberg
Feds sweep Brooklyn in sixteenth straight win
The Indianapolis Federal League team crushed the Brooklyn Tip-Tops 12 to 3 in a rain-shortened doubleheader with Cy Falkenberg dominating in the opener. Otto Peters lasted one inning for Brooklyn as Indianapolis jumped to a five-run lead in the second game.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Federals
Brooklyn
Cy Falkenbers
Hoosiers
Otto Peters
Roush
Kayser
Mey's
Vgrift
Gag’r
Sen'r
Watsoh
Peters
Shaw
Baseball results and standings across leagues
National League scores Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 1 and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 5. American League Cleveland 5 Detroit 4. Federal League games include Kansas City 5 Pittsburgh 2 and Baltimore 8 St Louis 5. International League results Rochester 6 Jersey City 5 in 12 innings. Standings list multiple teams with records. various matchups noted and multiple league schedules listed.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jalithempetio
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
Jeve
Benivelepient
Nese
Boston
Detroit
St. Pauls
Washington
Gwisrpg Juvesieses
Stacyss
ATS
New York
COS
Cleveland
Rus
Federal League
Pet
Indianapolis
Wheat's Single Beats Pirates in Short One Hour Game
President Charles H. Ebbets of the Dodgers honored by 1000 Coney Island newsboys at the game. Zack Wheat and Brooklyn teammates defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 in a brisk one hour and eleven minute contest. Wheat delivered a first inning run and O Mara scored, while Hans Wagner sparked a late three-base hit for the Pirates. Carey, Mowrey, and Viox provided Pittsburgh’s lone run, with O Mara and Daubert contributing for Brooklyn.
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Rixey
Box
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Jacobs
Kixey
Steele
Haceman
Cravath
Juderus
Paskett
Philadelpiia
Abrh PO
Abrhpoa
H’e’ns
Trelan
L.m'g
Dolan
Miller
Wilson
Butler
F OY Snyder
Ol'd'r’s
Beck
Pask't
Man
Killifer
Ee Steele
Lacoba
Byrne
Irelan
Reed
Magee
Huggins
Relan
Hageman
S&s
Lobert
Luderus
St Louis
Hagerman
Kilifer
Hixey
Messrs
Byron and
Orth
Charles H. Ebbets
Dodgers
Coney Island
Pittsburgh Pirates
Zack Wheat
Ebbets
Wheat
O'Mara
Daubert
Rucker
Pirates
Nas
Hans Wagner
Hans
Wagner
Kenetchy
Carey
Mowrey
Vio
Red Smith
Brooklyn
Kelly
Dalton
Pittsburgh
D'bert
M'rey
Smith
Keehy
Konetchy
Warner
Mitchell
Itbalton
Cutshaw
Viox
Cooper
Messrs. Rigler and Hart
Naps Take Postponed Contest 5 4 As Weed Leads Hitting
Cleveland defeats Detroit 5 to 4 in a rescheduled game. Weed collects four hits in five at bats. Detroit captain Moriarty will miss a few days due to a hand injury from stealing home yesterday. Two baseball teams, Cleveland and Detroit, play in a tight early innings battle.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Naps
Weed
Capt. Moriarty
Princeton Captain Elected After Yale Victory Banquet
Princeton baseball celebrated its victory over Yale at a Hotel Martinique banquet. Oo. S. Green ’15 was elected captain for the year. Yale held its banquet at the Victoria McAlpin. Middlebrook ’15, Yale right fielder, was elected captain for next season.
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Princeton
Yale
Martinique
Oo. S. Green
McAlpin
Middlebrook
Midnight Sun Festival Opens With Local Baseball Clash
In Atranks Alaska on June 23 more than a hundred fans attended a midnight baseball game between two local teams. The event opened the Festival of the Midnight Sun ahead of a carnival trade and general merrymaking.
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Atrbanks
Alaska
Manager Chance Reinstated To Lead Yankees In Double Header
President Ban Jon sn reinstates Frank Chance as Yankees manager for a Polo Grounds double header against the Boston Red Sox this afternoon. Chance had been suspended after a wrangle with umpire Chill et Detroit last week.
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Chance
Frank Chance
Yankees
Ban Jonsn
Boston Red Sox
Chillet
Brooklyn Feds Fined and Suspended in League Dispute
President Gilmore of the federal league suspended Brooklyn manager Bradiey for five days and fined $100 for delaying the game in Indianapolis by refusing to leave the bench. Umpire Seaton harsher, suspending Brooklyn’s Seaton for three days and fining him 8.5% for abusive language.
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Brooklyn
Feds
Chicags
Gilmore
Federal League Today
Bradiey
Iianapolis Yeasts Rns
Pischer Seaton
Batting Battles Across Cities Amid Doubleheader Is Scored
In Baltimore Newark Providence and Jersey City, batters Herbert Kelly Egan Mason Howley Enzmann Heckinger Smith Beebe Lalong Schultz Onslow Jamileson Kritchell Olham Kocher Hughes McMurray Luque Reynolds vie for runs in a series of games. uneven scoring shows tight matches with pitchers and batters trading advantage across the doubleheaders.
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Newark
R. WE
Montreal
Batterles
Mason
Howley
Enzmann
Heckinger
Smith
Providence
R.H.E. Buffalo
Fraternity Sides with Kraft in Baseball Claim
The dispute centers on Clarence Kraft once with the Brooklyn National League club. He was ordered to the Nashville Southern League team after Brooklyn released him to Newark International League. Kraft prefers Newark for higher pay, while the Players' Fraternity president advised not reporting to Nashville. The case tests minor league binding rules under the pact between the fraternity and the National Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity
Kraft
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Commission
Clarence O. Kraft
Brooklyn
Nashville
Newark
Iminora
Tennessee
Scores From Various College Basketball Games
At Toledo Chicago Nationals 8 Philadelphia Americans. At Dubuque Iowa Chicago Americans 11. Dubuque Three I s 2. Burlington Vermont Chinese University of Hawaii 13 University of Vermont 11.
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Toledo--Chicago
Philadelphia
Dubuque
Iowa
Chicago
Burlington, Vt
Chinese University of Hawaii
University of Vermont
Baltimore Defeats Cincinnati In Open League Clash
Baltimore defeats Cincinnati 4 to 3 after shutting out Toronto earlier. Score by innings shows Baltimore with a strong fourth and fifth, while Cincinnati powers include Leaguers Lear and Gonzales. Batteries listed as Russell Shore McAvoy and Lear Rowan Gonzales Carpentier.
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Paltimore
Toronto
Cincinnati
Herzog
Baltimore
Russell
Shore
McAvoy
Lear
Rowan
Gonzales
Michigan Blanks Pennsylvania in World Collegiate Tilt
Michigan defeated Pennsylvania 4 to 0 in Ann Arbor. Ferguson allowed five hits and struck out eight, while Sayre gave way to Weed in the seventh. Batteries were Saver Weed and Schwert Ferguson and Baker.
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Michigan
Cubs Defeat Mack's Champions in Toledo Exhibition
In Toledo on June 23, 12 000 plant employees watched Chicago Cubs defeat Connie Mack's Athletics 8 to 7. Chicago rallied after Philadelphia led early with a 0 10 101 13 07 18 line while the Cubs finished with a 2 09.326 0 804 game total. Batteries included Bender Brown Bressler Schang Thomas and Lavender Pierce Vaughan Hargraves.
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Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Connie Mack
Mackmen
Baker
R.H.E
Philadelphia
Bender
Brown
Bressler
Schang
Thomas
Lavender
Pierce
Vaughan
Hargraves
Baseball at Panama Exposition Plans for Major League Series
If plans mature there will be major league baseball at the exposition grounds next fall. A tentative arrangement has been made with Frank Bancroft of the Cincinnati Club to bring National League stars to face a team of American League players managed by Connie Mack of Philadelphia.
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Exposition Grounds
Frank C. Bancroft
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Connie" Mack
Philadelphia
Scranton Syracuse Tilt Results and A Postponement
In a weather affected slate, Scranton-Syracuse saw Q Scranton score 2, Troy-Troy 3, Filmira 1, Albany-Binghamton 5, Albany 0. Utica at Wilkes Barre was postponed due to rain.
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Scranton
Syracuse
Q. Scranton
Troy
Filmira
Albany
Binghamton
Utica
Wilkes Barre
Hartford New London and Waterbury Bridgeport Scores
In the Eastern Association Hartford New London records a two to nil result while Waterbury Bridgeport finishes one to six at Waterbury. The Springfield New Haven matchup was eight to nothing with the Hittsfield New Britain game postponed until a later date.
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Hartford
New London
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Hittsfield
New Britain
Unclear local match results listed for New England teams
Scattered scores show Lawrence versus Fitchburg at Lawrence with 3 to 0, Lewiston versus Portland ending 7 to 60 at Lewiston, Haverhill-Lowell 4 to 0 at Haverhill, and Worcester-Worcester 9 to 1 against Lynn. The fragmentary data suggests a sports brief with multiple results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lawrence
Fitchburg
Lewiston
Portland
Haverhill
Lowell
Worcester
Lynn
Baseball scores from Milwaukee and St Paul games
In Milwaukee and St Paul venues teams played eleven innings and extra innings highlighted by Milwaukee over Louisville 9 3 and St Paul losing to Columbus 0 4. Minneapolis edged Cleveland 5 4 while Cleveland won 9 7.
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Apoli
Milwaukee
Louiaville
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Localized rail route list from Nashville to Atlanta
A fragmented schedule lists stops including Nashville Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans and Atlanta with several city pairings such as Nashville Montgomery Birmingham Atlanta and Chattanooga Mobile and Washington area connections.
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Nashville- Nashville
Montgomery
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta—Chattanooga
Chattanooga
TF Atlanta
Mobile
Atlanta
Columbia crews set pace in four mile time trials
Columbia wound up extensive time trials at Poughkeepsie watching all three eights reach the four mile mark under ideal flood tide and light breeze. Wisconsin Cornell and Pennsylvania crews also worked out with varied fortunes as keys such as Cassberg and Webster faced injuries and illness.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Jim Rice
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Cornell
Vail
Webster
Poppy
C. H. Cassberg
Cassberg
Badgers
Krum Elbow
Nickalls
Yourpsters
Connibear
Washington
Seattle
Syracuse
Robins
Motor to Regatta Poughkeepsie Routes Mapped by AAA
The Automobile Club of America Bureau of Tours outlines direct coach routes for spectators driving to the Poughkeepsie regatta featuring Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Washington and Wisconsin. The Albany Post Road from Columbus Circle to Getty Square Yonkers and Hastings is reported in good condition with detours around river traffic and ongoing repairs near Scarborough and Fishkill Village.
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Wappinger Falls
Poughkeepsie
Harlem Valley
Pawling
Yonkers
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley
Elmsford
Eastview
Briarcliff
Yorktown
Heights
Amawalk
Baldwin Place
Lake Mahopac
Carmel
Paterson
Pawhing
New York
Stone House
Poughquag
Green Haven
Stormville
East Fishkill
Wicopee
Brinckerhott
Fishkill Village
Wappinger Balis
Fludsen
Weehawken
Newark Avenue
Hughsonville
Newburg
Highland
Mulborough
Milden
Poughkeeps
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Washington
Wisconsin
Bureau of Tours of the
Automobile Club of America
Albany Post Road
Columbus Circle
Broadway
Getty Square
Warburton Avenue
Judson River
Hastings
Keebles Ferry
Irvington
Tarrytown
Scarborough
Pocan
Baseball barred from Berlin Olympic program debate at congress
The 1916 Berlin Olympic plan faced baseball exclusion after English delegates questioned its international status. American Sullivan argued for baseball, but the congress adopted a rule requiring national juries and set entry timelines. Archery and football were approved. preliminaries will precede the New York elimination meet for Berlin.
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Paris
Berlin
James
Congress
de Coubertin
Aly Sullavern
Ebeed Bee
United States
Canada
England
Sullivan
Robert Stuart de Courcy
Laffan
Counnty
Evert J. Wendell
Haron Fierre de Coubertin
James KE. Sullivan
New York
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
International Olympic Committee
Germany
San Francisco
Carl Stein
A. Sullivan
Baron Pierre
Mes
Murray defaults in tennis hatch
Murray defaults in Middle States Championship singles at South Orange. Pell advances after Murray withdraws with injury. Inman Behr, Bull Jr and others win key matches as weather halts play and several doubles teams retire or default.
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Murray
R. Lindley Murray
Pedure Pel
Pell
W. FL Meiiin
F Watson, Jr
Kart Th. Behr
Frederick €. Inman
Od Yale
Inman
Geef
Ooh
Behr
Ble
Velur
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Crescent
Comtitnes Il
Tne
Harold
Deuce
Wattange
Coole
Milleteh Chetty
Tve
Miktdie
Chasage Camehuy
Rawlatpy
Witten Rosentaum
WM. Millet, Jr
M. Manechee
Sh. Walter ML Hall
J. Dunbar
Varderwenter
Fh. VW
Kissell
Karl Th Petz
Frederick ©. Inman
FF Thomas
Lr Wittham Toeenbaum
BR. . Stoddart
FM. Gilmore
Gom To War
Aranyi, Behar, Mortor Advance in Bronxville Tennis Tourney
Dionne defeats Aranyi eliminating all foreign players from the Bronxville Athletic Association open. Jeune, Lovibond and others win in singles matches as rain affects play. Stuyvesant tops Curtis to win Manhattan Bronx Richmond high school tennis title in a tight playoff.
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Georges Aranyt
Bronxville Athletic Association
Aranyt
G. A. S. Jeune
West Side
Arthur M. Lovibond
Seventh Regiment
W. D Canningham
Yale
Cunningham
Chambers
George S. Groesbeck
Ingo Hart
Mane
Eugene Ashley
Arthur MM. Jovilhomd
Alan Tobey
Conningham
S. i Jones
G. K. Gierden
N. Warren
G. A. L. Dieune
N. Jolliffe
Heumi
M.t. Tialveo
Ely M. Nehar
Arthur M. Levitt
Tewrues Aranyi
Cedric Major
K. Crowley
Che Feece Bare
New York
Stuyvesant
Mreesnus Hall
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
Mortis
Curtis
Merriek
Stucvesant
Doublee
Rodkin
Mitten Tayvemant
Mackin
Phengedith
Ort Lit
Ged Steles
Citibospele
Stuvesant
Fisher
Twambly
Blareenthal
Stuikvesant
Hoebiainte
Jacoby
Fo Stiesant
Morris
Bodkin
Mitler
Stuyvenant
Aledger
Sturtenat Morris
Simeles
Cilleapte
Stu’ Eeant
Tirtubenan Metis
Jecshy
Stuyvemnt
Fotkoff
Reele
Morrise
Blimreuthal
Stuy Veowent
BOXERS EASE UP IN TRAINING
Paris July 23 Jack Johnson and Frank Moran both reduced training as the heavyweight title bout drew near set for June 27. Johnson lightened walks and workouts Moran rested near Meriel Sur Lis to conserve energy. Moran received fan support while tickets and seating were arranged at the Vetodrone d Hiver venue with little betting so far and Johnson leading odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Leir
Hies
Moran
Terhiity
Etmiliarky
Meriel-Sur- Lise
Johnson
European champion Carpentier to meet Ahearn in August bout
London reports that heavyweight European champion George Carpentier is matched to meet Young Ahearn in an August bout. The bout, offered at a price of 50 pounds, is announced by Pierre Péron and the Paraghieda publishing group, with former Liberal MP involvement.
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London
Ahearn
Rookly
George Carpentier
Europe
Pera
Botrage Jey
Paraghieda
Ter
Local Scores and Places Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary notes list Wilmington Reading York and nearby towns with scattered numbers 7 and 4. No full event details or dates are readable to confirm outcomes or participants.
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Wilmington
Trenton
Treaton
Reading Reading
T. Attentown
York
Clareisburg
Quality woolens and silk shirts draw sporty shoppers
Discussion highlights woolen quality tailoring fit and style with striking values at 20 and 25 dollars. The term Csymkhana appears as the final word in sports shirts while Csymphanas ends silk in a golf and tennis shirt note. A registered trademark is referenced.
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Princeton Downs
the Elis
Mira
Gil
Qreen
Ghida
PNG
le Potal
YALF
Vom
Lic
Nish
Reilly
Hunter, c
P'Ly. Ib
Way, P
Chappelle
Hofman
Westerzn
Gagnier
Sommers
Mreokiva
Falkenberg
Carr
Scheer
Ramden
Mekhechnie
Kauff
Meyers
Westerzil
Chouinard
Messrs. Cross and Mannassau
Rhoades
Dero
Pumpelly
mocCon
Hartke Laird
Cornish
Banex
Yaie
Salmaon
Igeyo
Devo Gr
Tinhe
Stafford and Sternberg
R.h.le
Wilhelm, Quinn
Jacklitsch
Drvenport
Keupper
Simon
Walker
Berry
Adams
Easterly
R.H.E. Buffatey
Anderson
Ford
Lavigne
Blair
Watson
Hendrix
American League
Wrashington
St. Loui
National League
Hrooklyn
St. Igguis
Bicano
Bush
T'ner
P’tell
L' Bold
Wood
N'Man
J’ston
Olson
C'man
Main
McKee
High
Tuan
Cavet
Chapman
Cleveland Co
Ccc AG
Crawford
Leibeld
Dauss
Blanding
Dynamry
Graney
Rush
Dauis
Mesars
Hildebrand and Loushin
Dartmouth
Amherst
Hanover
NHL
Lowan Wanamaker
Clarence I. Wanamaker
Melrose
Mass
Wanamaker
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Sphinx Senior Society
The
Sylvain
Mos
Swasey
Vadr'ge
Low
W'm'r
Rome
Cook
Rod. &B
Levin
Sicard
I Bere
Hithan
Br'gh
Errofm—E. Kimball
Lavin
Balmos
Goodridge
Steard
Strahan
Amherot
Steten
Mendall
Brough
Ennis
Stadium Motordrome
Brighton Beach
International League
R.le Toronto
Batterles Herbert
Kelly, Ruth
Egan
Hbeebe
Lalong
Schultz
J. Onslow
Hughes and McMurray
Luque and Reynolds
Bacardi
Queens County
Jockey Club Racing
Flatbush Av
Broooklyn
East New York
Noetland Avy
Music By
Lander
Orioles
Reds
Carpentier
Cobb Detroit
Wiliam L. Carpenter
Tyrus Cobb
Allan H. Fraser
Carpenter
Cubs
Mack
New York State League
Eastern Association
American Association
Kansans City
Southern Association
Rice
Corlandh
International Congress
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Baron de Coubertin
International Olympic Constess
Cousbertin
A. Et. Tatpaile
Finland
J. Nicklander
Hans Blo
Norway
John Wieslander
Sweden
King Wi Aeg
Dionne
Aranyi
Bronxville
Krigshton Beach
Metas
Parr Maran
Freddie West
Peur Merin
Peur Merin, Bre Atoum
Wiles
Anean
Wattheur
Leon Didter
Branee
Clarence Carman
Shareten
Sharetio Bare
Fatima
Ati
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Pierce-Arrows
Jone Oth Ellis Motor Car CO
Central Ave
Stereo Arrow
New Jersey
WB Pierce
Mercer
Mercedes
Srealeater
Packard
Lt Simplex
Pilz Stearns
Loater
Br'g'm
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WIS Pierce
Ivlz
Maxwell R
Lvll Simplex
Mint
Landaulet
Stearns
Tour
Late Mutes . Co
Bresanee
Seo
E. J. Willis Co
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