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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

10

Ford Comes Back Strong and Wins

The Yankees beat the Athletics at American League Park as Ford shone on the mound. He allowed three Athletics hits, walked two, and shut down the visitors after a sixth inning rally that ended with a Yankees lead. Coombs struggled in the sixth when Davis and Barry sparked a late scoring push, but Ford and the defense held on for the victory.

Harry Davis Yankees Athletics Russell Ford Coombs Ford Mackmen Lapp Davis Sheridan Larry Doyle Arthur Devlin Brooklyn Giants Newark Rochester Buffalo Jersey City Baker Murphy Jack Barry Barry Sweeney Gardner Haker Greuiers An Penne Coombsett Yanks Nere Hemphill Berry Walter Chase Hudson River Ralln Laporte

Boston Wins Five-Game Series In Pitchers Duel

Boston defeats Washington 27 to 12 in a five game series finale. Pitching and fielding miscues produced scoring errors, with solid defense and key late hits shaping the swift win. Gardner, Lelivelt, and Elberfeld led Washington with multiple hits, while Hall and Gray pitched for their teams in a tense affair.

Boston Lord Milan Olelivelt Engle Ektani Ikiltifer Gardner Bride Ocraray Wagner Laub Kleinow Street E.t Wnele Hail Lelivelt Tiberfeld Gray Csc Hrule Conroy Verun Tetar Hivelt Warner Stahl Tait Washington Hoston Hall Loston DLy_ Hall Uxulifer Elberfeld Messrs Perrine O’loughlin

Detroit Triumph: Schweitzer's Homer Sparks Late Rally

Detroit pitchers Lake and Stroud faltered as St. Louis held a 6th inning lead. In the ninth inning a two-base error and a single drove in runs, with Schweitzer delivering a home run highlight. The box shows mixed hits and errors across both teams as late offense surfaced.

Detroit Mich Lake Intrs Tel Bass Faus Hoth Stroud Whiett Hittack Schweitzer Seure ST. Louis Stone H'tsell Bush Wallace Cobb Crawf'd Leleh'ty Gigrman Mor’ty Tedale T. Jones Tephens Ujstanage Istroud Willett Velohoniv Tleicctecidges Hoffman Stephens

Baseball Yesterday's Results From Major Leagues

Results show New York beats Philadelphia 2 1 and Chicago tops Cleveland 4 2 in American League action. In the National League Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 4 while Cincinnati edges St Louis 4 2. Baltimore over Toronto 7 1 headlines the Eastern League standings.

New Yort Philadelphia Weston Washington Chiccago Cleveland St. Louis Detroit American League New York Boston Chicago

Dazed OCR Baseball Standings Fragment From City League

Fragmentary OCR of baseball standings shows team abbreviations and figures for Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston with numeric records. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.

Chicago Philadelphia New York St. Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston

East and West baseball action across leagues

Chicago tied Cleveland 4 to 2 in a six game series opener as Olmstead allowed hits and Zelder stole home in the ninth. Earlier games feature Buffalo at Jersey City and Rochester at Newark in the Eastern League with Stroud and Willett pitching mixed results and Hartzell players noted on bases.

Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Newark Montreal Providence Toronto Ultimore Cleveland Ohio Chicago Cleveland Today White Sox Olmstead Falkenberg Zelder

Wagner's Long Hit Wins for Pirates

Pittsburg defeats Chicago 6 to 5 as Wagner's double clears bases in the sixth. Hofman goes scoreless at first base in eight innings for Chicago, with a fielding error on Tin ker's grounder. Series now tied 6 to 6 as Pirates return home after nearly a month away.

Pittsburg Chicago Hofman Wilson Pirates Camnitz Wagner Phillippi

Boston Defeats Philadelphia In Six to Four Baseball Tilt

Boston hammers McQuillan curves and plays flawless defense to beat Philadelphia 6 to 4. Stars include Boston twirler McQuillan and Philadelphia’s Graham and Ward, with key hits by Doolan and Sharpe as the game lasts one hour and six minutes.

Philadelphia Penn Boston McQuillan Collins Titus Herzog Knabe Sharpe Grant SY ‘Miller Magee Shean Ward Ccs Scecesseare Doolan Graham Walsh Mattern Frock Magvee Hervog Leck Muran O'Day Brennan

Unclear OCR sports note with referee and players

Fragmentary text mentions batter stats and umpires Hurst and Boy. Reads as an incomplete game snippet with names Egan Carroll Corey McAllister and Toronto Baltimore references.

Baltimore Toronto Batterfes -T'Ckers Egan Carroll Corey McAllister Umptires Hurst Boy

New York State League Game Goes 14 Innings

Syracuse suffers a 3 to 2 loss in a 14 inning state league contest. The box score credits Scranten and Wilke with key hits while Prsted ANes Poe Wilke contribute for the visitors.

New York State League Syracuse AY Scranten Ein Prsted Anes Poe Wilke Dutre Pinciamten

Connecticut League Scores In Extra Innings

Holyoke defeated Hartford 7 to 6 in 12 innings. New Britain beat Springfield 9 to 2. Springfield edged New Britain 9 to 8, Bridgeport won over New Haven 9 to 0. Northampton topped Waterbury 11 to 3.

Holyoke Hartford New Britain Springfield Bridgeport New Haven Northampton Waterbury

Tri-State League Standings Show York Dominates

York leads the Tri-State League with 11 points while Harrisburg trails at 7 and Lancaster 3. Williamsport and Trenton follow at 2 and 1 respectively with Reading also listed.

York Harrisbore Lancaster Williamsport Trenton Iohinstown Rhigons Reading

Tennis results from the American Association meet

An abbreviated note lists participants and outcomes from a tennis event associated with the American Association, mentioning Fi and Anthastas among competitors and events held at Minnearays.

Fia aCiy F. Anthastas Minnearays

Southern League Scores From Tuesday

New Orleans 5 Montgomery 8. Birmingham 2 Mobile 0. Memphis 1 Nashville 0. Chattanooga 4 Atlanta 3.

New Orleans Montgomery Firmingham Mobile Memphis Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta

Fortrell Announces McClure and Jube Join Yankees

New York American League Club president Frank Fortrell stated last night that pitcher McClure and outfielder Jube, both Sautherst graduates, will join the Yankees after strong interest from several clubs. Spider Trert Daniels of Racknell Colles is also mentioned in transfer chatter as part of the reshuffle.

Frank Fortrell New York American League Mclure Jube Sautherst McClure Iyenileges Yankees

Criger Leaves Hospital Following Appendicitis Attack

Lou Criger veteran catcher for the New York American League Club left the hospital today after appendicitis. He is at the Colonial Hotel under special nursing and will try to return home to Elkhart Indiana next week. Nig Clark the Nap catcher is recovering from typhoid fever and will be out for a few days.

Cleveland Ohio Lou Criger New York American League Colonial Hotel New York Club Mae Elghart Ind Criger Clark

Morningstar tops Hendricks in 18.2 balkline duel

Ora Morningstar defeated John A. Hendricks 300 to 212 at Maurice Daly's Billiard Academy on Forty-ninth Street and Broadway. Morningstar posted a 72 high run and a 12 average while Hendricks managed a 62 best and an 8 12-25 average.

Ora Morningstar John A. Hendricks Maurice Daly Forty-ninth Street Broadway Morningstar Hendricks

Smith Beats Baker in Slow Bout

Smith defeats Baker in a ten round boxing match noted for clinching and padding rather than clean hits. Both fighters appeared cautious through the bout with little decisive offense and were still standing at the final bell.

Smith Baker Fildie Swaith Johnny Baker

Willis Unsteady in Loss as Cardinals Fall to Cincinnati

Cincinnati powered past St. Louis 4 to 2 in the second game of the series. Willis started poorly, surrendering a three run first inning, and St Louis cores could not close the gap. Scoring details show multiple players contributing for both clubs with defensive plays and miscues affecting the outcome.

Willis Cardinals ST. Louis Cincinnati Today Pickett Oakes Hauser Cincinnati Mitchell Figan Woodruff Kauser Gaspar Vans Gaspar Brown Itv Caspar Oy Pickett Rowan Hite Inings Loises St- Louis Cimtires Higer and Emslie

No Perfect Stones In Tour Rivalry Shakes Glidden Rally

The Glidden tour covering 217 miles from Oklahoma City to Wichita saw heavy driving on Gumbo roads. Chalmers No.5 driven by Bill Dolger suffered a fender penalty while Cars No.1 and No.2 Premier and Chalmers No.3 posted clean scores. Only Maxwell Car No.107 and three Molines arrived by nightfall, others missing or traveling by train due to car shortages.

New York Times Wichita Kan Alahoma Oklahoma Cineinnati Kansas City Bill’ Dolger Maxwell Glide Enid Halliday

Oldfield Sets New World Auto Record at St. Paul

In St Paul Minnesota Barney Oldfield drove a 200 horsepower Benz around the circular track for four miles in 4 in a record time surpassing Ralph De Palma's prior mark on the same course. The day also featured short flights by Glenn Curtiss but otherwise the program was unremarkable.

Paul Minn Barney Oldfield Ralph de Palma Oldfield Glenn Curtiss

Travers and Travis Reach Semi in Apawamis Golf

Jerome D Travers and Walter J Travis lead the field at Apawamis Club and advance to the semi finals. Thurston and Upton also win to set up morning matches with Travers and Travis.

Braid Wins Open Championship at Saint Andrews

James Braid captures the Open Golf Championship at Saint Andrews with a four round total of 209. Aleck Herd places second with 203 and G Duncan third. Transatlantic rivals D J Ross and Willie Smith compete strongly though Ross ends with a 392 and Smith breaks a course record in the second round. Forty amateurs compete in the event.

Saint Andrews Scotland Jay James Braid Los Braid Aleck Herd G. Duncan D. J. Ross Massachusetts Willie Smith Mexico Ross Smith Dhiescelling

Teddy Broad Knocked Out By Pal Moore In Three Rounds

Pal Moore of Philadelphia knocked out Teddy Broad of England in three rounds at the National Sporting Club. The bout featured toe to toe slugging with Broad opening a cut on his left ear in the first round and Moore dominating as the pace quickened, finishing with a crushing right to Broad’s jaw in the third. Four preliminary bouts ended in knockouts.

Pal Moore Philadelphia Teddy Broad England National Sporting Club Elibhone Eithueien Broad Dan Meilerrick Moore Pat Vis Cine Moores O' Rourke

Belmont Horses Win Two Races at Sheepshead Bay

Belmont horses score two wins at Sheepshead Bay with Rockstone taking the Grass Selling Stake over Blackford. Field Mouse and Priscillian also win, while jockey Powers escapes injury after Wise Mason falls and Patterson is suspended for the incident linked to Gold Plate.

F. H. Milden Sheepshead Bay Beaucoup Rockstone Blackford Belmont Field Mouse Fulie Levy Priscillian S. C. Hildreth Jockey Powers Wise Mason Powers Patterson National Steeplechase and Hunt Association Gold Plate Ernest Huppe Coney Island Bound Brook Burwell Warwick Sete B. Lerair Creevy Pluto Thomas Sebayo Mutwell F. Ossabar Glass Dixon, Br Lang Frog Walsh Rompre E. G Brady Keogh Tara Bik Archibald Harlem Tases Hb. F Dugan Tinmie Hidreth Ch. H. Montgomery Messara-Mentzemoeory Cox Gravesend E. Posen J. Griffin Philips E. Linnell Black Lad Hean Whiting Arcite Wen Langan Lei Fintwell Byward A. Prelmont Bivisecontrinees G. M Odom Follie Levy G. J. Kraus Our Hannah Moore B. m Thomas Collinge Frank Purcell Ini iffon-Hoseland Estep Parilet B. G McGee Langden Davis Jeanne D'Arc Ch. m Shilling Kentucky B. H

Journaliste Wins French Prix des Drags at Auteuil

The $5,000 Prix des Drags over two miles five furlongs at Auteuil was won today by Journaliste owned by Eugene Fischer. Vanderbilt's trainer led the procession with the Duke de Noailles at the head as it paraded along the Champs Elysees and Bois de Boulogne to the course.

Paris Auteuil Eugene Fischer Journaliste A. G. Vanderbilt Duke de Noailles Champs Elysees Bois de Boulogne

Meadow Brook Polo Opens with Two Close Contests in Westbury

Meadow Brook Club hosts opening polo games at Phipps Field Westbury L I June 24. In the first Freebooters Second def Cooperstown 13 14 goals with penalties and earned goals totals. The second match sees Freebooters First overcome Rockaway First by seven goals handicap to win 8 7 after a fast contest. Referee H H Holmes.

New York Times Westbury L. I Phipps Field Meadow Brook Freebooters Cooperstown Meadow Bitoook Falelouters 2D F. A. Clary E. S. Reynal I—. P. Beadleston L. Wate Ee M. Stevenson D. Milburn C.es Eack F. G. von Lack G. ‘Milburn Stade Iscal H. H. Holmes Rockaway Meadow Brook

Port Jefferson Climb Opens With Nineteen-Two Cars Nominated

The first annual hill climb by the Automobile Club of Port Jefferson on Long Island kicks off today at 10 am. Ninety-two cars are entered across sixteen events, with nine previously listed starters in the free for all, now joined by T. R. Burns, C. Foster, and A. F. Ferguson. Notables such as Ralph De Palma, Louis Disbrow, Caleb Bragg, and Jules DeAye race the five foot ascent in under 25 seconds as the course climbs from the town to the Helene Serre clubhouse, averaging 19 percent grade and peaking near 15 percent.

Automobile Club of Port Jefferson Long Island T. R. Burns Fiat C. Foster Chalmers A. F. Ferguson Lancia Ralph de Palma Louis Disbrow Caleb Bragg Fred Kstcher J. R. Kirkpatrick Jules de Mactice Bragg Disbrow Bert Cerson Helle Serre

Nine events slated at Empire City track meet today

Mount Vernon Automobile Association organizes nine events at Empire City track for a mixed field of thirty eight cars. Competitions run under the auspices and rules of the American Automobile Association Contest Board.

Empire City Mount Vernon Automobile Association Contest Board American Automobile Association

Gould Buys Major French Turf Stable in Paris

Paris dispatch confirms Frank J. Gould of New York purchased nearly the entire stable of Edmond Weil Picard, a leading French racehorse owner. The price was not disclosed but believed to be several million francs.

Paris Frank J. Gould New York Edmond Weil Picard Gould

Dalmatian and Turk to meet in mile and a half race

The Dalmatian faces The Turk in a 1.5 mile race at Coney Island led stakes with equal weights. Jockey Notter returns after an injury from Belmont Park. Filly Lula, sold to W H Karrick, broke down and may not race again. Powers was arrested for speeding en route to the track.

Notter Shannon Lula W. H. Karrick F. R. Hitchcock Jeheon Powers Bone Wiss Mason Walkesharre Em. D. Laurence Eee Mest Ngs Jookey McGee Cassidy Follie Levy

Berwick and Hampton Court Apprentices in Court Entries

Fragmentary OCR notes list places like Berwick, Rialto, Hampton Court and Alvescot with time references such as noon. Mentions of apprentices and claims appear amid garbled strings, suggesting a compiled notice or docket from a local or legal column.

British Officers to Compete in National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden

Colonel the Hon. John G. Beresford will bring a team of English Army officers to Madison Square Garden for the National Horse Show, with French and Belgian officers hoped to join. Alfred G. Vanderbilt disclosed the plan. Lieut. Geoffrey Brooke and Lieut. Winfield B. Sifton are among those confirmed or expected. Other American and international exhibitors, including J. W. Harriman and Lieut. Frank Barrett, are also preparing for the Garden show amid Olympia results and ongoing recruitment by Walter Vinans.

John G. Beresford Hussars Madison Square Garden Alfred G. Vanderbilt National Horse Show Association Geoffrey Brooke Sixteenth Lancers Olympia London Harriet Lieut Brooke Duke of Connaugh Winfield B. Sifton Toronto Can Dominion War Departments United States J. Broudehoux Fifth Dragoons Commandant V. Meyer Fifteenth Dragoons H. Horment Seventh Hussars Lancksweert Regiment Des Guides Leon Ripet Ecole d’Equitation Ypres Landrain Chasseurs Lusitania E. T. Stotesbury Philadelphia Stotesbury Judge Moore J. W. Harriman New Yor Garden Frank .B. Barrett Brooklyn Lord Alastair Innes-Ker Castle Thorpe Leula Long Kansas City King E. H. Weatherbee New York David Grey Paul D. Cravath Edward Morris, Jr Chicago Olymp Garen J. T. Hyde Walter Wvinans England Inclding

Bathing Suits and Beach Accessories Sell Fast

Advertises a wide range of beach attire and gear with prices from $1.50 to $10.00. Items listed include bathing suits in color fast fabrics, one and two piece sets, swimming shirts, shoes, towel sets, bags, robes, hats, and related beachwear.

Thrift Sale Reduces Boys Summer Suits Prices

A local sale offers marked-down boys and sailor suits in Summer mixtures. Prices drop from 6.51 to 12.00 with most at five fifty or seven fifty. long trouser Summer mixtures down from twelve, fifteen, and eighteen dollars, sizes 13 to 16 years.

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