New York Trounces Washington in Batting Deluge
The Yankees pounded Washington with long drives and home runs at American League Park. Hal Chase and Wid Conroy homered, Chesbro and Patten kept the mound busy, while defensive lapses fueled New York’s 15 runs. Clymer’s poor range and Cantillon’s ejection marred an otherwise heavy hitting day.
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Boston shuts out Philadelphia 1 to 0 in 1 to 0 victory
Pitcher Coombs strained an arm in the third as Boston scored the lone run on a Goostes RBI single after Shaw and Tannehill set up the rally. Nichols doubled for Philadelphia and Dygert allowed only two runs in five and two thirds innings. Time of game was one hour thirty five minutes with Sheridan umpiring.
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Namee
Coakley
Karger
Mason
Ome Ee
Errors by Downs and Schmidt cost Detroit in loss to Cleveland
Detroit committed costly errors by Downs and Schmidt allowing three unearned runs. Jams pitched out of danger with bases loaded as Cleveland outscored Detroit 5 to 4 in a wrangling game. In Cincinnati, late runs sealed a 5 to 1 win over St Louis after a ninth inning rally.
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Browns Rally to Defeat Chicago in St Louis
St Louis won the second game of the Chicago series 7 to 4. Walsh left the mound in the seventh for Altrock as Chicago threatened to rally.
Dincente Debuts as St Louis Tops Chicago in Tight Contest
St Louis wins its first game with Dincente on the mound. Pherg, Ojisbell, Wallace and Donohue spark the offense as Chicago fights back. Hemphill and Stone pace the hits. Walsh and Altrock combine for nine innings of work with Dineen earning the win.
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Phillies Bow to Pitching of Mathewson and Wiltse
National League report from Philadelphia notes New York defeats Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Moren shuts out the Phillies for seven innings and Mathewson Wiltse hold the line. Key moments include a first run scored on a Courtney misplay and Shannon stealing second after a walk, with Dahlen, Corcoran and Bowerman contributing a late run for New York.
Boston Beats Brooklyn Opening in Four Game Series
Boston outplayed Brooklyn in the first game with two Batch errors opening the scoring for Brooklyn. In the sixth inning Brooklyn added three more on a walk sacrifice two doubles and a single. Beacons Beaumont Bates Alperman Hummel and Tenney led Boston while Brooklyn’s Stricklett Dorner and Kiem pitched. Final score 6 to 1.
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Ihey
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Leifield Dominates as Chicago Falls to Pittsburg
Leifield held Chicago to four scattered hits while Brown pitched well for Chicago. Opening-inning errors and a costly sequence produced three Pittsburg runs. Offensive highlights include two-base hits by Chance Nealon and Abbatichio, with Leifield earning the win and 8 strikeouts for Pittsburg.
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Mesers
O'Day
Johnstone
Scores, Schedules, and Standings of Clubs
American League results from yesterday include New York 15 over Washington 7 and Cleveland 5 over Detroit 4. Standings show St. Louis 7 and Chicago 4. Today’s games list Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston and more matchups.
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Eastern League Standings and Game Results Summary
Eastern League standings show Toronto leading with 70 wins and 30 losses and Buffalo at 33 8, Baltimore at 26 49, Jersey City 35 80, Providence 80 41, Newark 25 33, Montreal 23 38. Multiple doubleheaders at Toronto Rochester and Montreal report game scores, umpires, and battery pairings including Pardee Kritchell Mack Donovan and Hearne Doran.
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Rochester
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Newark
Montreal
Local Scores Reported for Mixed City Matchups
In Springfield Springfield the score was 10 to 6 against Hartford. Norwich 6 over New Haven 4 with unclear extra text. Bridgeport lost to Holyoke 6 while Bridgeport appears listed again.
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Hartford
Norwich
New Haven
New Lonon
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Atlantic League scores recap from early season games
Reading defeated Newark 6 to 5 in ten innings at Allentown. Brooklyn won 8 to 1 over Allentown in ten innings. Easton prevailed 8 to 2 against Elizabeth in ten innings. Chester beat Pottsville 5 to 1 in the first game, and Pottsville edged Chester 5 to 2 in the second game.
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Newark
Allentown
Brooklyn
Easton—Easton
Elizabeth
Chester
Pottsville
Scores From Holiday A A Meet Across Five Cities
Results list shows games at Toledo Louisville 9 to 4 and Indianapolis Columbus 6 to 2. Minneapolis Minneapolis 8 and Kansas City remain incomplete with St Paul Milwaukee and St Paul Louisville noted.
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Louisville
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Milwaukee
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Southern League Scores Reported From Across Cities
In Birmingham, Atlanta defeated 7 to 6. in Shreveport Memphis lost 2 to 0. at Nashville Nashville led Montgomery 8 to.
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Atlanta
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Polo Handicap Changes For National Championships In Chicago
Executive Committee of the Polo Association adjusts handicap ratings this week and requires entrants to name their representing clubs for the National Championships at Chicago. Four clubs Buffalo St Louis Onwentslay Bryn Mawr entered with Meadow Brook and Rockaway possible starters. Onwentsia prepares for the event. Drawings for Rockaway Hunting Club tournament held. Independence Cup matches July 4 feature shams second Meadow Brook teams and Dedham fields.
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H. L. Herbert
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Louis A. Shaw
P. W. Wrenn
Western Tennis Women Winners in Philadelphia Round
In Philadelphia at the Cricket Club the East beat the West in the women’s national championship. Miss Carrie B Neely defeated Mrs Barger Wallach after Wallach endured a severe right arm cramp, advancing to face Rachel Harlan for a semi final spot.
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NRA Sets Palma Trophy Trials For U S Team
The NRA Executive Committee announces a two day Port Clinton event on Aug. 16 17 to select the U S rifle team for the Palma Trophy contest at Ottawa on Sept 7. Candidates must show 95 percent at 800 yards 90 percent at 900 yards and 85 percent at 1000 yards in ten shots plus scores from Wimbledon Cup Leech Cup and the 800 and 1000 yard events. Nine team members and four alternates will be chosen from these totals with eight shooters to compete in Ottawa.
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Annual press trophy to be awarded at NRA match
Brig. Gen. Hall announced an annual press trophy for the National Rifle Association press match at Camp Perry Ohio in August. The winning newspaper receives custody of the trophy for the year and the name of the winner and paper will be engraved. Additional individual prizes will be offered and the match is open to bona fide newspaper men using any military rifle at 600 yards.
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Boxing Card at Long Acre Club Delivers Fast Action
Matchmaker Billy Jacobs set up a weekly boxing bill at the Long Acre Athletic Club last night. Boston’s Emergency Kelly and Wilfield of New York headlined a lively wind up with close scores and rapid exchanges. Kid Stein clipped Joe Hanrahan with sharp rights as a crowd found the card exciting despite a few lulls. A vaudeville turn by eerie closed the show with a song and dance after four bouts.
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Wilfield
New York
Kid" Stein
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Nelson fight rescheduled amid training doubts
San Francisco reports the Britt Nelson bout has been moved from July 3 to July 31 due to Nelsons training status. Referees and organizers faced uncertainty over Nelsons availability and preparation for the match.
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MISS SUTTONS VICTORY AT WIMBLEDON
In the All England championship at Wimbledon May Sutton of California defeated Miss Lowcock 6-2 6-0. D P Rhodes beat T D Stewart 6-2 2-6 6-4 6-4. Karl H Behr Yale champ beat J F Rendell 6-2 9-7 g %. Behr strong, Beals C Wright and Behr had a walkover in first round. May Sutton to pair with Beals Wright in mixed doubles.
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Rosenbaum Reaches Harlem Lawn Tennis Open Final
Dr. William Rosenbaum advances to the final of the Harlem Lawn Tennis Club Open Singles after a 6 4 6 8 win over R H Rowe and a 8 4 6 3 semifinal victory over W Merrill Hall. He will face G Fré of Hamilton Grange tomorrow or Monday. The Kings County Club sweepstakes at Kent Street and Brooklyn Avenue saw LCM win 85 points on handicap scoring.
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Brooklyn and New York YMCA Dual Meet Report
Chairman Thomas J. Nevin announced the Tonswanda Lineage tall team as part of the dual meet between the Central Y M C A of Brooklyn and the West Side branch Y M C A of New York. The event featured athletes from the New York Athletic Association and Buffalo German Basketball circles.
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Auto Show Troubles Shape Independent Makers Rift
Independent automobile makers conflict with the National Association over Chicago show management. About eighteen independents seek N A A M admission while thirty licensed firms are present. Some independents consider skipping the Chicago exhibit and may stage their own Chicago show with help from the Chicago Automobile Club, as dates for the Grand Central Palace show are expected to be set after talks with the Automobile Club of America.
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Roof Top School Games Spark Youth Athletics
At Public School No. 88 on Broome and Clark Streets yesterday afternoon students held athletic events. The highlight was a tight 440 yard senior race with George Lau sella Hyman Shivitz and Rocco Saponari finishing inches apart. Class 4B1 won the banner with 47 points, followed by Class 4A1 with 87, and Class 3B with 16 behind.
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AAA tour rules revised to equalize entry premiums
At a Buffalo meeting the Touring Board of the American Automobile Association heard a petition from entrants for the 1907 tour. It argued that premium schedules favored clubs with many cars over small contingents. The Executive Committee amended rules to start all clubs on equal footing, with manufacturer committee backing the change.
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New York Yacht Club Meets at Delmonico’s for Election
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt presided at the New York Yacht Club meeting held yesterday at Delmonico's. He announced a yacht rendezvous at Glen Cove on August 8. The session elected twenty one new members, names not disclosed.
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Delmonico’s
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Glen Cove
Wanted Partner for Lucrative Business Ventures
Advertisement seeks an exceptionally honest partner with ample means and courage for lucrative transactions. The ideal candidate is a gentleman capable of discretion, either silent or active, with immediate contact via Box 50 Times, Times Square.
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White Wing Athletes Hold First Meet at Sulzer’s Casino
The white wings of New York held their first athletic meet at Sulzer's Harlem River Casino. Prizes were awarded to winners in each event. John Kiernan of District 9 won the 220 yard dash with a diamond pin donated by James F. Ahearn. District 7 led with 42% points, followed by District 9 with 22, District 8 with 8, and District 2 with 2. Harrow Cricketers Beat Quakers in London.
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