Yankees Clinch Twelfth Win as Philadelphia Stumbles
The New Yorks required no effort to beat Philadelphia as Brooklyn and Chicago and Pittsburgh also won, keeping NL leaders unchanged. In the American League, Cleveland Philadelphia and Greater New York won, while Chicago’s defeat by St Louis moved the Chicago club to fourth with Detroit close behind.
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New Yorks
Philadelphia
Quakers
Taylor
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Cleveland
Greater
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Missourians
Comiskey
Detroit
Scores of yesterday's baseball games set in two leagues
National League results show New York 12 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 Boston 0. Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati 2. Chicago 2 St Louis 1. American League games: New York 2 Washington 0. Philadelphia 1 Boston 0. Cleveland 3 Detroit 1. St Louis 6 Chicago 4. Today schedules list Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston Pittsburg at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago. Standings follow.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
American League
Phila
Phia
Giants Triumph 12 to 3 Over Philadelphians in Series Fight
The Giants rolled past Philadelphia 12 to 3 as the Quaker City bats were quiet against Ferguson then Lush and Ritchie. Titus posted the longest hit, a two-base shot, while Gilbert’s three errors marred Philadelphia’s defense. Taylor started weakly but stabilized, and New York pulled away with a seven-run sixth inning to seal the victory.
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Giants
Philadelphians
Quaker City
New Yorks
Fer
Titus
Courtney
Magee
Gilbert
Taylor
Thomas
Devlin
Bransfield
Gilvert
Gleason
Bresnahan
Marshall
Lush
Capt. McGann
Doolin
Mertes
Dahlen
Donoovan
Ritchie
Doom
Philadelphia
New York
Ferguson
McGann
Wiltse
Bowerman
Donovan
Mr. Johnstone
Giants Meet Phillies At Polo Grounds Today
Sporting event note shows Giants champions facing Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds this afternoon at 4 PM with admission listed as 60.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Philadelphia
Schreck and Davis Lead Fast Nine In Tight Ballgame
The rough OCR recap shows a tight game with three base hits by Schreck and Davis, multiple players including Morgan and Murphy contributing. Waddell scored on a moral, with Dineen handling pitchers for a one hour fifty minute contest. Umpires Nor and Hurst officiated the game.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Hartsel
Stahl
H. Armbr'r
Freeman
Felbach
Davis
Ferris
Lord
Hayden
Murphy
Morgan
Schreck
C.armb
Cross
Roe Dineen
Knight
Wachell
Opel
Murp
St Louis and Chicago battle in short nine inning game
Batter Altrock appears in the ninth for St Louis as both clubs clash in a compact contest. Wallace drives two-base hits and steals, Stone and Jones contribute, while Jacobson and Altrock combine for four and one strikeouts respectively. The game ends in 1 hour 45 minutes with 8 St Louis hits to 7 for Chicago.
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St. Louis
Chicarass
Cadieckeny LL
Wallace
Stone
F. Jones
T. Jones
Hart
O’brien
Isbell
Jacobson
Chicago
Mr. Sheridan
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BT. Louis
Niles
Hahn
TF Jones
Hemp'll
Davis
Donhue
O’ Brien
O’ Neil
Hartsell
Sullivan
O Connor
Altrack
Petty
Tan‘ Hill
Ea *Rohe
Washing Jones
Schlafly
Cross
Conroy
Ola Porte
Ow'llams
O'Deleh'ty
O'H
Fman
Guire
Chesbro
Wakefield
Falkenberg
Washington
New York
Schraefly
McGuire
Williams
Delehanty
Brooklyn
Boston
Ribpore
Maloney
Tenney
Casey
Bria’ll
Lumiey
Brain
Jordan
Bates
Man
Howard
Lewis
Dolan
Hummel
Need’m
Bergen
Strobel
Scanlon
Young
Esese
Alperman
Needham
Messrs
Conway and
Emslie
H’sman
Burch
Sh’kard
Bennett
Schulte
Smoot
Shan'n
Tinker
Beckley
Evers
McBride
Kling
Grady
R'lbach
Karger
Thomp
Thompson
Reulbach
Chesbro In Old Form Beats Washingtons 9-2
New York pitchers Chesbro and a strong defense quieted Washingtons as the Giants shut out the foe 9 to 2. Chesbro mastered the game with sharp curves and speed, while Washington failed to mount a scoring threat beyond a couple of early chances.
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New York Times
Washington
New York
Washingtons
Chesbro
Stahl
Williams
Schlafly
Anderson
la Porte
McGuire
Yale Crew Visits Harvard in Light Practice Before Races
New London Conn June 25 Yale crew visited Harvard with Varsity led by Capt Mose and Freshmen under Capt Filley. Light work dominated the day as both crews trained downstream briefing starts and a short race saw Yale win two lengths over Harvard freshmen. Graduate crew to row alumni on Wednesday with Russell Bogue stroke and Andrew Graves bringing the Graves Cup to the event.
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New London
J. 8
Perkins
Yale
Varsity
Dr. J. Hartwell
Harvard
Russell Bogue
Andrew Graves
Oiseau Not Seriously Sick Says Trainer
Mathew M. Allen, trainer for J. B. Brady's $20,000 colt Oiseau, denied reports of a skin disease like Sysonby’s. He said Oiseau has only minor leg soreness from a lotion used during Spring training, now replaced with anti inflammatory dressings. Oiseau remains fit for later Fall weight for age races, not yet declared for Brighton Handicap or Spring stakes.
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Oiseau
J. B. Brady
Sysonby
Mathew M. Allen
Brady
Allen
Mr. Allen
Yachts Compete In Greenwich To New London Race
Twenty five of twenty seven boats entered in the Greenwich to New London cruising race are set to start at 8 tomorrow morning. The schooner Queen and the sixty footer Weetamoe withdraw. Capt. Hank Haff lies at death, and Capt. Harry Lippitt has returned home. Constellation leads the fleet, Invader in her class, others race in the fleet contest.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Indian Harbor
New London
Queen
Harry F. Lippitt
Harry Heff
Hank Haff
Hank
Long Island
Harry
Constellation
Invader
Wimbledon Opens With 68 Players in Men’s Championship
The lawn tennis championship began in Wimbledon England with sixty eight men entered. Raymond D Little and Kreigh Collins represented America and won their early rounds 3-0 with scores 6-1 6-2 6-1 and 6-1 6-1 6-2 respectively. Miss Sutton of Pasadena will defend the ladies title and enter mixed doubles while Beals C Wright lost the use of a forefinger after an injury and must give up baseball.
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England
America
Raymond D. Little
Kreigh Collins
A. R. Sawyer
Collins
E. R. Patterson
Miss Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Beals C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Wright
Baseball Scores and Sunday Discharges Report
Baltimore and Jersey City game totals, with Hunter hitting a home run and three base hits by Hunter Merritt and Keister. Providence Newark game details follow, with Barton Rock Gatins and Wegnen contributing. Sunday arrests of players in New York and Brooklyn lead to bail set at $500 and imminent hearings.
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Clement
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Bean
Kelly
Cassidy
Mullen
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Hunter
OjMerritt
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Keister
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Hearne
Butler
M'Don'l
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Burchell
Moskim
McCann
Moskiman
Merritt
O’hara
Henford
Mr. Conahan
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Malay
Harley
Gatins
Dunn
Kman
Barton
O Foster
LaCh’e
O Jones
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Shea
Josslyn
Beck
Burke
Fertsch
Eagle
Prividendho Dessess Oreo
Ae Waienie
Brodie
Kerins
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Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach
Charles McCall
John Frazier
John O'Keefe
Manhattans
George Murray
Voorhees
Coney Island
W. A. Brady
Harlem
Ninety-first Street
First Avenue
Steinert
Higginbotham
Gates Avenue Court
Manager McGiiel
Utica
Robert Gilenti
Baltimore Giants
International Masters Chess in Ostend Second Round
In Ostend on June 25 the second round of the third stage of the International Chess Masters tournament was played at the Kursaal. The report lists pairings and results across four sections with players including Maroczy, Spielmann, Sig Fahrni, Perlis, Jenner, Teichmann, Rubinstayn, Marshall, Bernstein, Leonhardt, Janowski, Salwe and others and provides current scores and standings.
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Kursaal
R. W. Lb
A Ee Maroczy
Spielmann
Sig Fahrni
Perlis
Jenner
Teichmann
Rubinst
Marshall
Schleter
Bernstein
Swiderski
Leonhardt
Salwe
Janowski
Snosko
Borowski
Weiter Oho Cs
Turf at Sheepshead Bay June 21 to July 10
The Turf at Coney Island Jockey Club races run June 21 to July 10 at 2 30 P M rain or shine with events including the Zephyr and the Swift. Special transport from East 84th Street via rail and ferry connections to the track. Grand Stand tickets 3 dollars, Ladies 1 50, Field Stand 1 dollar. Motor cars to the track via New York Transportation Co.
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East 84Th St
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Whitehall St. N. Y
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Lander
New York Transportation Co
8Th Av
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Columbus
Adoration Thrown Clear as Disqualification Lowers Stakes
Western mare Adoration was beaten then disqualified after causing interference near the finish in the Rosebuds Stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Logistilla won the Grass Selling on the turf from Mandarin with Far West and Jack McKeon also featured in a card that included Peter Pan’s authoritative turf debut for James R. Keene.
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Adoration
Radtke
Oneck Stable
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Glamor
Wilson
Baringo
Woodwitch
Logistilla
Mandarin
Far West
James R. Keene
Peter Pan
von Tromp
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Kermath
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Rey Re
Chaseaway
Shaw
Colonel Jack
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Commendo-Cinderella
James Rowe
Bennington
Andria
Hogan
Ogden-Lola A
H. P. Whitney
J. W. Rogers
Habits Ie
L. Williams
Rosen
Miller
Loyal
Sewell
Ch. F
Russell-Clare’ Duncan
W. H. Karrick
Jockey Cherry seeks release from Cella at Sheepshead Bay
L Cherry the Western jockey rode for Louis Cella in New York and asked the Stewards at Sheepshead Bay for a release to return to St Louis citing breach of contract. The Stewards will hear the merits today. Entries closed at Sheepshead Bay for steeplechases and cross country events with a selling race substituted for an unfilled cross country. Weights for the Sheepshead Bay Handicap were announced with Hamburg Belle Cairngorm Proper and Tokalon carrying top weights. Fasig Tipton at Sheepshead Bay begins Kentucky bred yearling drafts today with Raceland Stud and Hartland Stud consignments as first lots.
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New York
Louis Cella
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay
Hermis
Cairngorm
Proper
Tokalon
Fasig-Tipton Company
Catesby Woodford
Raceland Stud
J. N. Camden, Jr
Hartland Stud
Columbia University Delays Approval for Hudson River Field
City officials delay action on Columbia University plans for a new athletic field along the Hudson River. Neither the Dock Department nor the Board of Estimate and Appor tionment has acted yet, awaiting the mayoral return. Original work aimed for early summer start.
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Columbia University
Hudson River
Dock Department
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Yearling auction at Sheepshead Bay tops at 15000 dollars
The final Rancho del Paso thoroughbred yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay with Newton Bennington leading bids. A chestnut colt by Watercress Rosetta topped the sale at 15000, followed by a sister to Waterboy at 14000. Other strong prices reached 3600, 1100, 300, 2500, 1600, 1200, 15000, 4500, 2750, 2700 and 8100 dollars. Major buyers included Bennington Joyner Paget and Mackey.
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Sheepshead Bay
J. B. Heggin
Great California Ranch
Newton Bennington
Janice
Watercress-Rosetta
Bennington
Waterboy
Watercress
Zealandie
J. Joyner
Sydney Paget
Teatro
Midlothian
Glenheim
the Shrew
Torso
Star Snr
Rotors
Virgil
Alba Oee
Star Ruby
Uncas
Sir Modred
M. L. Hayman
Joe Hooker
Candlemas
A. J. Joyner
John Mackey
Mariner
Sydney
Paget
Strathmore
Canopus
Darebin
Wahnetas Beat Silent Five In Roller Skating Match
A crowd at Madison Square Garden watched the Wahnetas defeat the Silent Five 14 to 0 in a roller skater exhibition. John Davidson, noted skater and cyclist, debuted with notable high and broad jumps on wheels. Tonight features a broom ball game between New York Athletic Club and Metropolitan Skating Club.
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Silent Five
Madison Square Garden
Wahneta
John Davidson
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Skating Club
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