Thirty Five Runs at Polo Grounds
Baseball recap of the Polo Grounds doubleheader where Boston tops New York 14-10 and 7-4. It notes Crandall’s exit, heavy Boston hitting in the second and sixth innings, and remarks on umpire Rigler while detailing key at bats and player actions for both games.
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Polo Grounds
Boston
Rowne, Tf
G’an
Bates
Fourth Inn
New York
Dahlen
Seymr
Dorin
Rts
Devlin
OlShaaron
Changes in boys suits at multiple Broadway stores
Local boys wear sale details show suit prices slashed from 14.50 to 12.50 with remaining items priced at 15.50 and 16.50. Norfolk styles including double breasted and tunic cut offered in Warren Street and three Broadway stores.
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Norfolk
Baseball doubleheader recap with Boston at New York
In the second game Boston, Donlin and Dahlen sparked offense while Ritchey and Smith homered for New York. Dahlen and Sweeney added two base hits, and Taylor and Lindaman exchanged strikeouts as the pitchers faced control issues with seven walks issued. Umpires Rigler and Johnstone called the games after one hour fifty minutes.
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McGann
Bates
Boultes
Dahlen
Malarkey
Dorner
Beecher
Crandall
Messrs. Rigler and Johnstone
New York
Tenney
Poyle
E’mont
Frowne
Ritchey
Lindaman
Boston
Sweeney
Smith
Seymour
Devlin
Shannon
Bridwell
Doyle
Taylor
Rigler and Johnstone
Phillies blank Brooklyn 6 to 0 at Washington Park
Philadelphia wins the series by shutout scoring four runs in the fourth inning on Knabe's single a safe bunt a fumbled bunt and Bransfield's homer over the right field fence The visitors add two more in the sixth as Pastorius Holmes Foxen combine on the mound for Brooklyn and Philadelphia pitchers struggle with four walks and seven Brooklyn left on base
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Philadelphia
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Knabe
Bransfield
Burch
Grant
GjPattee
Titus
Hum
Magee
Lumley
Bransf'd
Jordan
Osborne
Sheehan
Doolin
Lewis
Dooin
Ritter
Foxen
Pastor’s
iHolmes
Pastorius
Holmes
Elberfeld Chosen Manager of New York Baseball Club
Norman Elberfeld selected as manager of the New York team in Philadelphia to replace Clarke Griffith who resigned. President Farrell and Griffith attended the meeting and Farrell signaled willingness to spend on one or two strong players to bolster the club.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Norman Elberfeld
New York Baseball Club
Clarke Griffith
Elberfeld
Farrell
Griffith
Yankees Break Losing Streak After Defeat
In American League action the Philadelphia Athletics shut out the New York Yankees 3 to 0 after dropping the first game in the series. Other scores include Boston 2 Washington 1 and Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 with St. Louis 4 Detroit 1. Games listed: New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland. St. Louis at Detroit.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Unclear Sports Standings Fragment From 1920s Box Score
Fragmentary OCR shows team lines with city abbreviations and records such as St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Washington and scattered numbers. no complete game details or dates are discernible.
Yankees Beat Athletics in Twin Bill Bluffing Doubleheader
The New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics in a two game set. In the first game Philadelphia shut out New York 3 0 as Eddie Plank overpowerd the visitors and Orth held them. In the second game the Yankees won 2 1 in a pitchers battle between Bender and Lake. Murphy hit a solo homer for Philadelphia.
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New York Times
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Penn
Yankees
Athletics
New York
Eddie Plank
Orth
Bender
Lake
Murphy
Ball
Conroy
Elberfeld
E.collins
Blair
Powers
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E. Collins
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Hemphill
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Egan
Repord
Prempcr
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Keeler
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O Smith
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Smith
Davis
Mr. Egan
Scrambled Rail Score List From City Meets
The text lists matchups by city and score such as Jersey City versus Jersey City and Toronto, Newark versus Buffalo, Providence versus Montreal with various point totals. It reads like a fragmented timetable or results page with street names and times unclear.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Janin Stumbles in Fox Hills Medal Play at Staten Island
At Fox Hills Golf Club in Staten Island the annual championship opened with J A Janin holding the medal lead but losing to B T Allen 78 to 79 in match play after an off 17th hole finish. John M Ward, current champ, is now ineligible and the field proceeds to early rounds, with Tainter, Armstrong, Marvin and others advancing in close contests.
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Staten Islands
Fox Hills
J. A. Janin
B. T. Allen
Janin
Allen
Dormie
C. West Tainter
Hoople
Marvin
Mamlok
H. E. Armstrong
Dean
John M. Ward
Crowell Sets Ohio State 36-Hole Record At Lakeside
R H Crowell of Euclid Beach Golf Club Cleveland broke the Ohio state record for thirty six holes with a total of 158 strokes at Lakeside links during the qualifying rounds of the state amateur meeting in Canton.
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Canton
Ohio
R. H. Crowell
Euclid Beach Golf Club
Cleveland
National tennis fifth round and semifinals update
In the fifth round of the National women's championship singles Edith 2dtch of Boston beat W H Pouch of Englewood F 2-6 7 5 6-1. Barger Wallach of Newport defeated Borda of Philadelphia 6-3 6-2. H Johnson of Staten Island defeated Cohen Merion 6-2. Marie Wagner of Hamilton Grange beat Neely of Chicago 6-4 4-6 7-5. In semifinals Barger Wallach beat Rotch 6-2 6-1. Women doubles second round Neely Stoever beat Weaver Fleming 1-1 T-5. Third round Wildey over Miles Marcus 6-4 T-5 Sears Curtis over Ruffer man Smith 6-0 6-4.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Merion
Marie. Wagner
Hamilton Grange
Miss Neely
Chicago
New York VeteransBeat Philadelphia In Inter City Cricket Match
New York defeated Philadelphia 175 to 121 at Livingston S I in the annual inter city cricket match. A Brown anchored the New York batting in his best style while W C Audenreich led Philadelphia with 32 runs.
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Philadelphia
Livingston
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W. C. Audenreich
G. W. Barnes
B. Harding
N. S. Walker
W. F. Keenan
G. Fitzgibbon
B. J. Carroll
F. P. Rogers
H. Morice
F. A. W. Ireland
R. St. G. Walker
C. S. Crosman
W. Wister
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W. C. Audenreidh
J. Henry
C. Davis
G. T. Morgan
W. C. Lowry
W. M. Longstreth
R. C. Robinson, and
C. R. McGuire
Clarke sets world three mile record at Saltair track
Clarke the Australian cyclist lowered the world three mile mark at Saltair last night with a time of 5 49 3 4. He also helped set a new two mile tandem world record with Maher in 3 57 3 5, in a match against Samuelson and Wilcox. Jackie June 25 Salt Lake City.
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Saltair
Maher
Samuelson
Wilcox
Salt Lake
Jackie
Seneca Barred From New York Yacht Club Racing
The Canada Cup yacht Seneca owned by Addison G. Hanan is barred from NYYC races after measurer Halleck ruled she fails to meet club rules requiring eligibility for the annual cruise. A Delmonico's meeting upheld the ruling, and Seneca may race only in other Sound events.
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Addison G. Hanan
Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
Halleck
Hanan
Delmonico’s
Nat Herreshoff
Herreshoff
Addison Hanan
Royalty Sails Yachts in Kiel Special Class Race
Prince Henry on the Tilly XI the Crown Prince on Angela IV and Prince Eitel on Elizabeth took part in a 15 mile race with twenty starters and an 11 knot NW breeze. Carmen won followed by Hevella and Odin. Crown Prince finished sixth. The King of Saxony guests on Hohenzollern. American entry Utowana led by Jordan Mott nearby. Emperor praised by band as Hail Columbia played. Mour en route from Paris expected.
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Prince Henry
Crown Prince
Angela IV
Prince Eitel
Elizabeth
Carmen
J. P. Wisener
Hevella
O. Protzen
Odin
A. Luessmann
Saxony
Allison V. Armour
Jordan Mott
Columbia
Mr. Mour
Paris
Barr to Sail Shamrock in Lipton Cup Race
Capt. Charley Barr will steer the yacht Shamrock in the Lipton Cup race for the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Fred Thompson of the Atlantic Yacht Club arranged terms with the America’s Cup skipper to handle the schooner. The Shamrock was afloat at Marine Basin yesterday with Jim Loesch and J. P. Robbins aboard to witness. Barr left for Derr Island to recruit a crew and aims to return by Monday for a week of sailing before the Fourth of July race.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
Fred. Thompson
Atlantic Yacht Club
Shamrock
Marine Basin
Jim Loesch
J. P. Robbins
Barr
Derr Island
Regatta Entries Lead Seawanhaka Yacht Club Weekend
Victor I. Cumnock announced a fifty-boat fleet entered for tomorrow’s annual regatta at Oyster Bay, with more than a dozen boats racing today off Oyster Bay in a special event. The 57-footers head the Saturday lineup including Gardenia Mimosa III Seneca Carwina and other notable yachts.
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Victor I. Cumnock
Reatta
Seawanhaka-Corinethian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Gardenia
Mimosa III
Seneca
Carwina
Yachtsman’s 25-Foot Piccina Stolen From Larchmont Harbor
Rear Commodore Walter Hubbard reports his twenty five foot knockabout Piccina stolen from Larchmont Yacht Club. The moorings were slipped while she lay at anchor off Horseshoe Harbor and no trace has been found. Boat thefts disturb sailors on both sides of the Sound amid talk of a crackdown.
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Walter ¢. Hubbard
Larchmont Yacht Club
Piccina
Horseshoe Harbor
Touchard Wins Tallant Cup at Yonkers Club in Lawn Tennis
Gustave F Touchard defended the Tallant Challenge Cup defeating Walter Merrill Hall 6-4 9-7 7-0 6-1 after rain halted play. Earlier rounds saw L M Burt Calhoun Cragin and D E Roberts advance in singles while Burt and Cragin reached late unfinished doubles.
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Dimon E. Roberts
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Dunwoodle Country Club
Yonkers
L. Millens Burt
Calhoun Cragin
Burt
George M. Church
Touchard
William H. Connell
D. E. Roberts
Abraham Mrassford, Jr
C._M. Bull, Jr
A. S. Runyon
L. M. Burt
C. Cragin
Hillhouse
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Steinacher
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Hall
Rainier Motor Co Offers Slightly Used 1908 Cars
Rainier Motor Company lists overhauled Rainier vehicles taken in trade for the 1908 model. Cars are sold from $1,300, with six months free repairs, and include a 1907 seven passenger touring car, a 1907 Limousine-body by Burr & Co., 1906 seven passenger touring car, 1906 five passenger touring car, and a 1906 Limousine. View at Broadway and 56th Street warerooms.
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Rainier Motor Cor Company
Rainier
Burr & Co
Broadway
Cor
56Th St
Tie for first in Grand American Handicap at Columbus
Woolford Henderson of Lexington Kentucky and Fred Harlow of Newark Ohio tied for first with 92 of 100 targets each. Henderson shot from 19 yards and Harlow from 16 yards. A strong cross wind reduced scores. The shoot-off is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Ohio
Woolford Henderson
Lexington
Fred Harlow
Newark
Henderson
Harlow
Touring Automobile Club of America Arrives in Portsmouth
The Automobile Club of America's touring party arrived from Poland Springs and will move on to Boston. They completed a splendid day with excellent time and little discomfort, having traveled over 500 miles. Sentiment favors repeating the tour annually and possibly expanding it beyond current plans. The voyage is described as an experiment.
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N. H
Automobile Club of America
Poland Springs
Boston
Bingham blocks leave for Olympic sailors in London
Police Commissioner Bingham refused furlough for three New York policemen selected for the Olympic team to London. An executive order was expected from Mayor McClellan permitting the trip. Tonight marks the first gathering of American athletes at the New York Athletic Club clubhouse.
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Martin J. Sheridan
Matt McGrath
John Flanagan
London
Grover Cleveland
New York Ath
Alfred Reeves Convalesces After Appendicitis Surgery
Alfred Reeves general manager of the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association has recovered from an appendicitis operation at St. Johns Hospital Yonkers and is convalescing rapidly. He is expected to return to work by mid July. Reeves has been a key figure in advancing the American motor car industry and his full recovery will please his colleagues in the Independent Association.
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American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
St. John's Hospital
Yonkers
Reeves
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