Giants sweep doubleheader at Polo Grounds in 4-2 and 9-1 wins
New York Giants defeat Lumley’s Greenwood Grenadiers and Brooklyn in a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. matty and McGraw’s lineup spark a 4-2 first game victory and a 9-1 second game triumph. Wilhelm and Mattyson shine as McGraw moulds a pennant race ready team this season.
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Fashionable Beachwear Sale Promises Quick Rush
Local shop advertises a wide range of swimming and beach items for this afternoon. Bathing suits in various weights and prices from $2.35 to $6, plus bathing belts shoes bags and collars. Beach robes in several fabrics priced from $3.75 to $13.50. White duck hats complete the lineup.
Three Broadway Stores Open Street Corridor
Three Broadway stores located at Saint Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 34th Street join a growing retail corridor. The openings highlight the district’s expanding commercial footprint and local economic activity.
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McQuillin’s arm leads Philadelphia over Boston 6 to 0
McQuillin pitched effectively as Philadelphia routed Boston 6 to 0. Only three Boston players reached second base and one reached third. Roy Thomas, former Philadelphia and Pirates outfielder, has been signed by Boston.
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Mass
McQuillin
Philadelphia
Roy Thomas
Philadellphia
Pittsburg
Abrhpoa
Magee
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Klitsch
O Graham
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L’daman
Grant
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Sweeney
Coffey
Ke Oo O
Peg
Knabe
Ferguson
Lindaman
Autrey
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Graham
Starr
Pills
Mec Quillin
Messrs. Rigler and
Truby
Chicago dominates as Cincinnati falters in error-prone game
Chicago fielding and timely hitting stifle Cincinnati 5 to 0. Evers and Shleckard lead with key plays while Brown and Dubec hold the Reds to limited safeties. Emslie and ODay umpire a one hour forty five minute contest.
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Cincinnati
Evers
Bescher
Sh'kard
O Oakes
Hofman
O Egan
Zel
Howard
Mitchell
Schulte
Downey
Tinker
Roth
Archer
Mowrey
Shit Ayet Brown
Dubec
Miller
Sheckard
Steinfeldt
Brown
Steinfeld
New York State League Scores Report
In the New York State League Troy edged Utica 2 0 and Albany overwhelmed Syracuse 9 0. Wilkes Barre beat Binghamton 3 2 while Elmira played Scranton Rain in an unspecified result.
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Utica
Albany
Syracuse
Wilkesharre
Binghamton
Elmira
Scranton
Connecticut League Scores Incomplete Games And Standings
New Haven defeated Springfield 15 to 5, New Britain 4 over Northampton 0, Holyoke 11 over Waterbury 8, Hartford 6, Bridgeport 6 in a 14 inning game halted by darkness.
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New Haven
Springfield
New Britain
Northampton
Holyoke
Waterbury
Hartford
Bridgeport
Fall River and Other New England League Scores
Fall River 4 Haverhill 3. Lawrence 5 Worcester 2. New Bedford 3 Lynn 1. Lowell 8 Brockton 2.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Worcester
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Lynn
Lowell
Brockton
Tri-State League Scores With Darken Out In Eight
Williamsport defeated Johnstown 8 to 4 while Reading won 4 to 3 against Trenton. Harrisburg edged Altoona 2 to 1 and Lancaster finished 3 to 3 with York as play halted after 8 innings due to darkness.
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Johnstown
Reading
Trenton
Harrisburg
Altoona
Lancaster
York
Four Shooters Tie for Grand American Handicap Lead
In Chicago at the Grand American Handicap four amateurs share first after today’s round at the Chicago Gun Club. John R. Livingston Springville Alabama Fred A Shattuck Columbus Ohio George E Burns Cleveland Ohio and William Wettler Nichols Iowa each broke 96 of 100 targets. The final round to decide the championship is set for tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
Dovey Elected President of Boston NL Club
John Dovey was elected President of the Boston National League base ball team today, succeeding his brother George Dovey who died on a train in Ohio last week. John Dovey has been Secretary and a Director for three years.
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John Dovey
George Dovey
Ohio
Second Polo Game Postponed in London Match
The second game in the Meadow Brook of Long Island, N Y, versus the Hurlingham polo team, scheduled for tomorrow in the American polo meet, has been postponed likely to June 30 due to rains that softened the ground.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
N. Y
Hurlingham
Hempstead
L. I
Great Neck
Hilltoppers Drag Athletics From Second Place
New York Yankees beat Philadelphia Athletics 12 to 2 as Warhop limited the A’s to six safeties. Chase, Elberfeld, and Austin starred with multiple hits and steals while dygert and Vickers struggled. Farrell arrived to watch, Hemphill also noted, and the score reflected decisive Hilltoppers hitting in a midseason clash.
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New York Times
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Stallings
Hilltoppers
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Dygert
Vickers
Connie Mack
Warhop
Chase
Austin
Elberfeld
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Mack
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Collins
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Demmitt
Barry
Knight
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Stroll
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Cree
Frank Farrell
Toppers
Hemphill
Garney
Tm'ler
Q Collins
Dem't
Murphy
Liv'stone
Hiberfeld
Cains
Blair
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Nation league results include Philadelphia 9 Boston 7 New York 10 Chicago 9 Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati A Pittsburg St Louis postponed by rain American league games show New York 12 Washington 2 Philadelphia 2 Boston 3 Detroit 3 St Louis Washington 9 Newark Providence Rochester game in fourth inning rain Eastern league standings list Toronto Montreal Jersey City 10 Baltimore 12 Buffalo 12 Newark Providence Rochester 2 American association scores Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 11 Louisville 2 St Paul 5 Columbus 1 innings reported
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Cincinnati
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Jersey City
Baltimore Horeah
Buffalo
Newark - Provi
Rochester
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Neewenen
St. Paul
Columbus
Detroit
Toledo
Boston and Washington Play Ten Innings in Nondivision Game
Boston and Washington clash in a 3 to 2 ten inning affair as Unglaud and Delehanty spark multi hit efforts. Lelivelt steals home and Donohue adds a key double while Groom and Gray hold.
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Washington
Abrhpoa
Milan
Lord
Conroy
Hooper
Angl
Deleh'ty
Gessler
Don’hue
Stahl
McB
Wagner
Lelivelt
Niles
Street
Thoney
Groom
Spencer
Gray
Arellanes
Browne
Carrigan
McBride
Donohue
Unglaud
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Stehl
Hase
McConnell
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O'Loughlin
Perrine
M’c'nell
Kir AP Et al Abrh
M ’ Con'll
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O Hooper
del H'Ty
Don’ Hue
M’b'de
Welter
Wolter
Stahl Street
Bos
Johnson
Messrs. O'Loughlin
Langford Ready to Fight Johnson for Championship
Sam Langford, the Negro heavyweight who recently captured the British title by knocking out Ian Hague, returned home on the Lusitania. He said he is ready to fight Johnson for the championship at any time and that Hague was an easy opponent.
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England
Ian Hague
Lusitania
Johnson
Langford
Hague
Sargent Wins Open Golf Championship at Englewood
George Sargent won the National Open at Englewood with 290 strokes, four ahead of Tom MacNamara. Alexander Smith finished third with 295, while Walter Travis and others shared lower prizes. Sargent set a new U S Open medal play record, and the Hyde Manor Golf Club of Vermont hosted the event.
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Hyde Manor Golf Club
George Sargent
Englewood Club
Tom MacNamara
Wollaston
Alexander Smith
Onwentsia Links
Chicago
New England
MacNamara
Wykagyl Golf Club
New Rochelle
Jack Hobens
Englewood
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
Willie Anderson
St. Louis
Walter J. Travis
Chamion
Aurels
Andrew Campbell
Springhaven
Penn
Robert Peebles
Indiana
H. H. Barker
Garden City
Tom Anderson, Jr
Monttclair
Willie
Travers
Sargent
Richard Kimball
New Bedford
Hyde Manor
Mass
Alex. Smith
Wykagyl
Gardens City
Spring Haven
Er. R. Wupten, Jr
Baltusrol Senor
Orrin Terry
Canoe Brook
Gilbert Nicholls
Wilmington
Del
David Ogilvie
Morris County
Walter Fovargue
Skokie
Ill
H. Raui
Beaver Valley
Peter Robertson
Oakmont
Jaeck Campbell
Overbrook
Jack Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Lawrence Auchterlenie
Glen View
Findlay - Douglas
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Tom Varden
Deal
England
George Jow
Baitusrol
James Maiden
Nassau Peete
Jack Dingwall
Edgeworth
Ic Burke
Avonimink
Jack Murray
Montreal
Praeburn
Alexander Hoss
Walter Clark
Springfield
Apawamis
Herbert Strong
Joe Mitchell
Upner
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A. H. Murray
F W. Pye
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Gilman P. Tiffany
Powelton
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Columbia
Alex. Cunningham
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Robert Simpson
Blue Mound
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Alleghany
Ane
John A. Cooke
Kent County
Joe McDermott
Merchantville
Elijah Horton
Pelham Bay
George Gordon
Onondaga
J. S. Pearson
Richmond County
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Harry Vidall
Tuxedo
Max Behr
W. P. Robinson
Atlantic City
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Ekwanok
Schedule of 1920s City Teams and Matches
A compact listing of basketball matchups across multiple cities including Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburg at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland Rochester at Buffalo Providence at Newark Jersey City at Baltimore Montreal at Toronto Indianapolis at Milwaukee Columbus at St Paul Toledo at Minneapolis Louisville at Kansas City.
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Shift in Columbia crew as Phillips returns to Varsity eight
In Poughkeepsie June 25 Columbia’s Varsity eight welcomes back Phillips at No 5 after illness. Ren shaw moves to bow and Hamann shifts from bow to No 2 while Cerussi works to regain stroke. The squad shows improved form as Sim son Sutton and others recover, with practice lighter than at Cornell.
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Phillips
Columbia
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Gatch
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Courtney
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Ten Eyck
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Wisconsin
Badgers
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Harvard Calls On Yale In Annual Rowing Visit
Yale crews filled Broadview training quarters as Harvard rowed up the river in the John Harvard for the annual visit. By 6 pm both camps were moving, with coaches Wray Kennedy directing practice. Tomorrow afternoon the first race features Yale and Harvard second varsity fours over two miles downstream starting near 5 o'clock.
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Navy Yard
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Yachts Race in Squall Off Seawanhaka Corinthian Club
In strong wind and rain the Istalena skippered by George M Pynchon won her class at the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Spring race. Istalena beat Winsome by 5 minutes 1 second and Aurora by 6 minutes 6 seconds. Eleanor edged Princess by 1 second in a thirteen mile contest. Flicker won the fifteen foot class over Iris by 2 minutes 46 seconds with Edith Landon aboard the Imp. Kiel regatta reports unfavorable weather with three A1 boats racing Frau Krupp prize Germania took first in A1 with Hamburg second and Meteor third. Susange won class A2 for Oscar Huldschinsky.
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Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Eleanor
F. G. Stewart
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Flicker
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Kiel
Emperor William
Hamburg
T.W. Tietjens
Germania
Lieut. von Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Bertha Krupp
Frau Krupp
Meteor
Susange
Oscar Huldschinsky
Weston Plans Long Trek Across America by Daily Walk
Weston continues his Transcontinental Walk from New York to San Francisco on day eighty nine. He is seventy one and aims to finish in 100 days covering about 4000 miles with a revised schedule. The route includes Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Nunn Visine Hanna Granger Ogden Tecoma Moor Wells Elko and Elko to Mo.
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Col
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Rainy Travel Diary From Wells to Halback
A dispatch by Edward Payson Weston notes scattered rain in Wells Nevada and a journey toward Elko with stopovers at Deeth and Halback. The writer records long travel times, rising temperatures, and plans to remain in the area until late afternoon.
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New York Times
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Nev
Elko
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Hallack
Weston’s Night Journey Toward Battle Mountain
Edward Payson Weston reports arriving at Eiko around 1 30 A M and plans to press on to Carlin or farther to reach Battle Mountain before Sunday. He notes cold nights requiring a coat, snow covering mountains on both sides, and that sun eases the cold. He remains in good condition and hopes weather won’t hinder progress.
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Press Club Games Showcase World Class Athletes at Park
The New York Press Club hosts a stellar afternoon at American League Park with Olympic and world champions Harold Wilson and Emilio Lunghi competing against top American runners. Weight athletes led by Sheridan and McGrath, hammerer Flanagan, and Paddy McDonald vie for top honors across field and track events. Military relay teams from three regiments also race, with events starting at 2 30.
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Emilio Lunghi
Martin Sheridan
John Flanagan
Big Paddy McDonald
Matt McGrath
Bill Horr
Simon Gillies
Ben Sherman
Andy Sheridan
Martin
Nne
Amackassia Tournament Results Highlights Cup Events
Frederick C Inman defeated William H Connell 6-0 7-5 in the Challenge Cup singles semi finals. George M Church beat Benjamin M Phillips 5-7 6-1 6-1. In men's doubles Bull and Martin won by default over Runyon and Runyon. Cragin and Bostwick defeated Cole and Peiser 6-1 6-3. Mixed doubles saw Haight and Church win 6-0 6-0. Burdick and Jaynes won by default. Crescent Athletic Club trio notched three straight in Metropolitan League play at Bay Ridge. Bull defeated Roggs and Martin beat Pate. Bull and Martin triumphed in doubles over Remond and Cassamajor 6-1 6-love.
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O. M. Bostwick
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FE. G. Littell
Miss Morris
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R. H. Roggs
T—A
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John C. Remond
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Protest filed over Ford Car 2 winning Guggenheim Cup
Shawmut Company lodges formal protest in Seattle claiming Ford Car 2 is ineligible for the Guggenheim Trophy and $2000 prize. Allegations include entry across a washed out bridge under special permits, improper handoff in Snoqualmie Pass, and use of a new axle not stamped in New York. Ford Car 1 arrives later after a tough Snoqualmie pass trek and rests in a garage.
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Row Double in Metropolitan Regatta
The Harlem River regatta finished heats for junior and senior doubles with keen competition. Ten events are listed for this afternoon including finals for junior and senior singles and doubles and a barge race for women. Junior doubles results show Walsh Daly Del Genevese O Connell in first and Herrisse Earley Miller Zilli in second. Senior doubles results show Wetzler Gollner Hyland Conway in first and Corbett Bertran Herresse Knops in second.
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Walsh
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Earley Bow
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Yale Professor Nettleton Wins New Haven Challenge Cup
Prof. George H. Nettleton of Yale defeats George R. Westphal of New York City to win the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club Challenge Cup. Nettleton takes the final 6-4 2-6 7-5 6-0 after Westphal was the defending champion from last year.
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