Luck and Two Hits Win For Yankees
Yankees beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a late rally as Norman Elberfeld and Chase sparked a decisive ninth inning. Morgan held the Toppers to four safeties, while Oldring and Engle contributed key plays in the field and at the plate. Delayed by heat, the game featured sharp defense and a dramatic finish at the wire.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Yankees
Doyle
Morgan
Joe
Connie Mack
Stallings
Hilltoppers
Laporte
Cree
Oldring
Norman Elberfeld
Chase
Thomas
Elberfeld
Prince Hal
Claudius Engle
Neok
Manning
Collins
Murphy
Davis
Austin
Sweeney
Ganley
Baker
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League saw Detroit edge Chicago and Boston beat St Louis while Cleveland blanked Washington and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0. National League highlights include Philadelphia over Cincinnati and Boston over Brooklyn with rain suspending New York at Brooklyn. Eastern League games featured Providence Newark Rochester and Baltimore in tight showings. American Association results include Louisville edging Kansas City and Indianapolis defeating Milwaukee in eleven innings with Minneapolis beating Toledo.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati Sescoseseuses
St. Louis
Brooklyn Eeece
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Providence
Newark Pees
Montreal
Jersey City
Baltimore
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas Cry
Indi
Napolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Umpires Ban Three Players In Ten Inning Detroit Win
Detroit defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in ten innings as Atz Cobb and Schaefer were ejected for disputing umpire decisions. Killifer doubled and Schmidt singled to drive in the game winning run.
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Chicago
Detroit
Atz
Cobb
Schaefer
Killifer
Schmidt
Serge suits rise in price amid strong wool market
President William M. Wood of the American Woolen Company predicts 25 to 80 percent price increases for 1910 as demand and costs push up costs while promising no lower prices for buyers. The store touts $18 to $40 serge suits and shoes, with Oxfords dominating sizes 4 and 44 in B and C widths, across three Broadway stores on Warren street, 43rd street, and 34th street.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Day's Baseball Schedule With Regional Matchups
Washington faces New York and Philadelphia plays Boston as two 2 PM games. Cleveland visits Detroit while St. Louis goes to Chicago. National League action has New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia. American Association games include Louisville at Milwaukee and Indianapolis at Kansas City. Columbus at Minneapolis and Toledo at St Paul.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Weston Faces Extreme Nevada Heat In Daylight Walks
A brief item notes extreme Nevada daytime heat reaching 100 degrees while Weston prefers walking at night. It highlights his excellent physical condition and a letter from a Wall Street mascot, keeping a veteran in good cheer.
Boston Keeps Series Alive With 6 5 Win At Washington
Boston tops Washington 6 to 5 as O Loughlin ferried to the cars by police after a shaky start. Altrock gave up 9 earned runs in 7 1 8 innings while Groom and Wood split relief duties for the Nationals. Wagner delivered a three base hit for Boston in a tight, tainted game that featured six double plays, two stolen bases, and a late surge by the visitors.
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Washington
Boston
Washington Today
O’loughlin
Delehanty
Lelivelt
Lord
Wagner
Altrock
Groom
Johnson
Wood
Steele
Arellanes
Conroy
McBride
Hooper
Thoney
Niles
Balk
Messrs
Perrine and
O'Loughlin
Pelty Stifles Cleveland as Cards Triumph
In St Louis on June 28 Pelty pitched steady for the Cardinals while Hoffman Jones and Ferris provided the offense to defeat Cleveland. Hartz, Griggs, Ferris and Bemis starred for St Louis with timely hits and fielding helped by Stovall and Ball.
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ST. Louis
Pelty
Hoffman
Jones
Ferris
Cleveland
Hartz
Hofman
Griggs
Wallace
M’ Al’se
Criger
Petty
Goode
Olordley
Scroes
i/Turner
QjLord
Ij Bemis
Stovall
Ball
Sitton
K’berg
Perring
Baseball Standings Prompt
Connecticut League results show Springfield 5 New Haven 3 and Hartford 8 Holyoke 1. New England League scores list Haverhill 8 New Bedford 1 Lowell 2 Lawrence 1 Brockton 6 Lynn 0.
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Springfield
New Haven
Hartford
Holyoke
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
Brockton
Lynn
Nashville and Montgomery battle to four in long 15 innings
The Southern League games stretched deep as Nashville tied Montgomery 4 with 15 innings played. New Orleans edged Memphis 5 to 4. Birmingham defeated Atlanta 3 to 2 and 8 to 2. D A Taylor plans a Lusitania voyage with a motor tour of Great Britain to study English athletics and return later this year.
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Nashville
Montgomery
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
A. Taylor
Alexander Taylor
Great Britain
Mr. Taylor
Weston's Transcontinental Walk Day Ninety One
Weston continues his cross country trek from New York to San Francisco aiming to finish in 100 days. The route covers 4 000 miles with daily segments from March to June listing cities from Utica to Ogden and Battle Mountain.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Hugo
Col
Granger
Wyo
Ogen
Ogden
Utah
Carlin
N.W
Battle Mountain
Night Travel From Heat Strains Writer at Battle Mountain
Edward Payson Weston describes walking at night and early morning to avoid daytime heat. He notes temperatures making daytime rest impossible and that recent days disrupted his sleep, affecting his long daily walk. He cites the need to avoid physical harm from the heat.
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New York Times
Battle Mountain
Weston’s Midnight Trek to Battle Mountain
Edward Payson Weston documents a cross Nevada march schedule starting before 9 PM, detailing a 59 mile leg to Beowawe in 7 hours 40 minutes and a further 15 mile stretch to Mozel before sunset. He reports being in good condition and notes a cheering message from his mascot at 60 Wall Street.
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Battle Mountain
Beowawe
Mozel
Wall Street
Edward Payson Weston
Pittsburg Triumphs On Timely Hitting Over Cincinnati
Timely hitting decided the game for Pittsburg as they beat Cincinnati 3 to 1. Hoblitzer and Mitchell supplied two of the three Pittsburg extra base hits while Bescher, Gibson and others contributed to the scoring. Ewing and Camnitz each earned relief appearances in a pitchers duel.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Beau
Bescher
Clarke
Egan
Wagner
Hobl’zel
Mitchell
Miller
Downey
Wilson
M’lean
Gibson
Mowrey
Camnitz
Ewing
Paskert
Dubuc
Hoblitzer
Abstein
Messrs
Emilie and
O'Day
Leach
Oakes
First game goes to Philadelphia as heavy shower cancels second
Philadelphia beat Boston 6 to 3 in the opener before a rain delay. Ward, batting for Corridon, delivered a two run single in the eighth to seal the win for Philadelphia while Knabe Becker and Magee contributed for Boston. The second game was postponed due to a heavy shower.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Ward
Corridon
Sports scores recap from multiple cities
A sequence of game results shows Johnstown earning an 8 to 2 win over Altoona, Altoona 4 over Johnstown 1, Harrisburg 5 over Williamsport 2, Lancaster 6 over Reading 4, and York 2 over Trenton 0.
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Johnstown
Altoona
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Lancaster
Reading
York
Trenton
Pilkington Named Referee for Regatta on Labor Day
Six of eight Regatta Committee members met at Harlem Casino to decide race entries and officials for the Middle States Regatta on the Speedway course in New York. James Pilkington of Harlem River Club was chosen referee with Henry Penn Burke of Malta Boat Club as starter.
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Middle States Regatta Association
Harlem Casino
Co. T. Kuchier
David Co. Brown
Speedway Course
Harlemee Association
James Pilkington
Harlem River Club
Henry Penn Burke
Malta Boat Club
Philadelphia
Harlem Rowing Club
New_York
Malta Boat Club of
Tinters
J. F. Abeel
Nassau B. C
New York
Hubert G. Jackson
Palisade B. c
Yonkers
J. A. Miller, Jr
Athletic Club
R. W. Beech
Arundel B. C
Baltimore
Thomas H. Cameron
Malta B. C
Fred R. Fortmayer
Passaic B. C
Passaic
N. J
Tighe
Sheepshead Bay B. C
Brooklyn
John O’brien
Mtropolitan B. C
Charles Preisendanz
Fairmount B. C
McCormick
Varuna B. C
Thomas Cleary
Wahneta B. C
Flushing
Harlem R. C
John W. Rumpf
Atalanta B. C
Bowerman May Return To Giants In Trade Rumor
Rumors spread that Frank Bowerman then manager of the Boston Nationals could swap himself to the New York Giants for two Giants players. Names linked include Snodgrass Seymour De Vore Schaefer McCormick and even Merkle though no confirmation exists and Bowerman was unavailable in New York or Philadelphia today.
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Frank Bowerman
Roger Bresnahan
Giants
New York
Bowerman
Boston Nationals
McGraw
Metropolitan
Snodgrass
Seymour
de Vore
Boston
Big Frank
Schaefer
McCormick
Merkle
Big Mitter
Bill Dahlen
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Eastern District High School Field Day At Curtis Field
Eastern District High School held its second annual field day at Curtis Field Staten Island with a long program of athletic events. Class 4B won the meet with 34 points, while 2A and 3B tied for second with 15. P Mc Caffery starred by winning four events and placing second in another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern District High School
Curtis Field
Staten Island
P. McCaffery
Woman contestant leads Hudson long-distance motor boat race
More than twenty boats enter the 270 mile Hudson race starting Saturday at 7 am from the New York Motor Boat Clubhouse. Contenders include Miss Parker steering Fiat, Elmo St owned by F. Giles, Martha owned by Paul Kossek, and Kittross from Marblehead. The field features nearly twenty cabin boats, one auxiliary sloop, and about six open boats in the Albany and back course.
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Hudson
New York Motor Boat Clubhouse
147Th Street
Hudson River
Miss Parker
Fiat
Elmo St
F. Giles
Marblehead
Martha
Paul Kossek
Block Island
Kittross
Albany
Pulliam Returns as NL President After Illness
Harry Pulliam resumes duties as National League president after a two month illness described as a nervous breakdown from the strain of leading the major league. He held an impromptu reception and was visited by many old friends who congratulated him on his recovery.
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Harry Pulliam
National League
Pulliam
Major League
Cantillon May Manage White Sox
Chicago reports President Comiskey may hire Joe Cantillon of the Washington team to replace Billy Sullivan as White Sox manager at season’s end Jiggs Donohue could take over Washington duties if Cantillon departs Analysts weigh the move following the season end decision
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Cantillon
White Sox
Chicago
Comiskey
Fielder Jones
Joe Cantillon
Billy Sullivan
Jiggs
Donohue
Washingtons
Eastern League Scores From Newark and Providence
Baltimore 7 Newark 14 in Newark as Desau Byers Brady and Lapp worked for the visitors. In Providence Jersey City 3 Providence 8 as Sitto Knotts Lafitte and Fitzgerald teamed for the winners.
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R.H.E. Baltimore
Newark
Desau and Byers
Brady and
Lapp
Providence
H.E. R
Jersey City
Sitto and Knotts
Lafitte and Fitzgerald
Hudson Crews Row Time Trials on Four Mile Course
Final week of Hudson practice featured time trials for eight crews on the four mile course. Cornell squads impressed coach Courtney while Columbia and Wisconsin faced injuries and absence affecting their chances. Harvard and Penn also ran trials as Wisconsin’s launch was found stolen.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsid
N. Y
Hudson
Columbia
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Courtney
Cornell
Varsity
Robinson
Phillips
Rice
Capt
Cerussi
New York
Pennsylvania
Ellis Ward
Badgers
Milton
Robert Bacon
Rosalie
Red Top
Harvard
John Harvard
Charles H. Schweppe
Crimson
Yale
Cambridge
New Haven
Robert F. Herrick
Jim Wray
Rochester split doubleheader with Buffalo in rough scores
In Rochester the first game ends 9 to 6 with Rochester batting last and Buffalo gaining a late rally. In the second game Buffalo wins 2 to 0 as Rochester struggles to plate runs. Batteries are Chappelle and Erwin for Rochester, Malarkey and Ryan for Buffalo.
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R.H.B. Rochester
Buffalo
Chappelle
Erwin
Taylor and McAllister
E. R.H. Buffalo
Rochester
Malarkey
Ryan
Barger
Amherst Blanks Wesleyan in Commencement Contest
Amherst defeated Wesleyan 5 to 0 at Amherst Massachusetts in the annual commencement season game. Bunched hits in two innings powered the victory with McClure Taylor Connolly and Marrin sharing pitching duties.
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Amherst
Mass
Wesleyan
R.H.E Amherst
McClure and Taylor
Connolly
Marrin
Yachts Enter Cape May Race From Brooklyn Yacht Club
Eleven boats have entered the ocean race to Cape May and back with start from Gravesend Bay Saturday. The Croker Cup trophy replaces Lipton’s last year and finishes off the Southwest Spit Buoy. Frederic Thompson’s Shamrock races again among schooners, sloops, and yawls.
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Cape May
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Richard Croker
Thomas Lipton
Southwest Spit
Frederic Thompson
Shamrock
Tammany
Commodore
William Co. Towen
Vigil
John Lewis
Eclipse
L. J. Callanan
New York Yacht Club
Grampus
L. D. Armstrong
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Ondawa
David B. Austen
Gardenia
Leo S. Herzig
Adyta IL
Ichard von Foreggert
Yachs
Sakana
Haviland Brothers
Hyperion
Frank Maier
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Albicore
W. M. Campbell
Adyta II
Four Yachts Enter for Challenge Cup Race
Four yachts entered the Brooklyn Yacht Club Challenge Cup returning with Mopsa as defending champion. The race starts 10 am Saturday from the Harlem Yacht Club Belden Point City Island and finishes 285 nautical miles away off Gravesend Bay. Competitors include Victory Melody and Intrepid with owners from NYAC Seawanhaka-Corinthian and New Rochelle YC.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
Sullivan Brothers
Mopsa
Harlem Yacht Club
Long Island
Belden Point
City Island
F. C
Walter S. Sullivan
Victory
Harry A. Jackson, Jr
New York Athletic Club
Melody
W. J. Matheson
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Intrepid
G. P
Kiel Hosts Third Sonderklasse Race in Wet Conditions
In Kiel on June 28, the third sonderklasse race faced light wind and rain with the Emperor present at the start. Crown Prince sailed Angela IV and others commanded yachts including Elizabeth III and Til ly XII. Hevella, owner O Protzen and Dr Rackenius, won again, taking the Emperor's Cup and Armour Cup, while Angela IV placed second and Seehund IIrd third. Tilly X, owned by C V Krogmann, finished eighth and captured the Crown Prince's Cup.
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Kiel
Emperor
Angela IV
Prince Eitel
Elizabeth III
Prince Adalbert
Jock
Prince Henry
Tilly XII
Mhevella
One Pound of Nicotine in Havana Cigars Ad
An old advertisement markets cigars claiming a refined Havana flavor with reduced nicotine effects. It touts a blend described as one pound of nicotine in ten pounds of all Havana cigars and promises a calmer smoking experience.
Kinickutt Injured Horse Accident Slows Polo Match
Frank Kinickutt of Squadron A, No. 2, was thrown from his horse at the Essex County Country Club field in Orange New Jersey. He suffered a broken shoulder as his horse strained its shoulder. the Essex Fire and Country Club team won 81 to 8.
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New York Times
Orange
N. J
Frank Kinnicutt
Squadron A
Essex County Country Club
Essex Country Club
Arthur A. Fowler
Nicholas Tilney
Jack Wilmerding
Everett Colby
H. H. Childs
Frankson
Howard Cram
Alvin Wercy
Point Judith Beats Great Neck in Polo Semi Final
On Meadow Brook Club field Westbury June 28 Point Judith defeated Great Neck 7 to 1 in a shortened polo semi final played with three men per side due to Grace's absence. Eight periods were completed as heavy field conditions and a storm affected play. Gowals earned by Point Judith and penalties four for Great Neck. Referee Reginald Brooks.
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Westbury
L. L
Meadow Brook
Point Judith
Great Neck
Morgan Grace
Aus
F. A. Clark
C. P. Beadleston
Malcolm Stevenson
F. F. von Stade
Seward Cary
J. P. Grace
W. & Goodwin
Gowals
Judi Ag
Prospective British Trophy Race Likely Declined
Indications point to no race for the British international motor boat trophy after Dixie IL won last year in Huntington Bay. The British Motor Yacht Club challenged the Motor Boat Club of America but no boat has been named and no further word has been received. The challenge deadline is July 1 with other contenders yet to be named, and no French challengers have appeared.
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Dixie IL
Huntington Bay
British Motor Yacht Club
Motor Boat Club of America
Middle States Lawn Tennis Championship Opens in New Jersey
The Middle States championship began at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey. Richard H. Palmer won the singles title. Hildegarde Turle won the women's championship. Theodore R. Pell and Wylie C. Grant captured the doubles with Turle and William B. Cragin Jr. winning the mixed doubles.
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Orange Lawn
Nathaniel W. Niles
Frederick C. Inman
Wallace F. Johnson
J. C. Neely, Jr
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry Torrance, Jr
John W. Forney
C. E. Rhodes
Robert P. Bennett
William J. Clothier
Otto H. Hinck
Dean Mathey
F. A. Jenkins
Paul Foerster
Richard H. Palmer
Harrison R. Hathaway
Ray D. Little
R. L. James
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Myrog L. Harris
Richmond
Kings County Club
Hildegarde Turle
Theodore R. Pell
Wylie. C. Grant
Turle
William B. Cragin, Jr
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