Giants fall as Boston tops in tense AL tie break
Athletics slip after a double header loss to Washington. Greater New Yorks win and Cleveland thump Chicago to equalize for first in the American League. Detroit moves up to fourth as Chicago rainouts alter the National League standings with Pittsburg grabbing second place as New Yorks lose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Athletics
New Yorks
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
Scores of Yesterday's Baseball Games
Yesterday's American League results include New York defeating Boston 8 to 4 and Philadelphia beating Washington 9 to 5. Cleveland routed Chicago 9 to 2, Detroit won 7 to 3 over St. Louis. In the National League Boston edged New York 3 to 2 while Philadelphia won 5 to 1 against Brooklyn and Pittsburg beat St. Louis 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Matchups Spread Across Cities in Region Round
A list of intercity matchups includes Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburg at St Louis, New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, Chicago at Cleveland and St Louis at Detroit.
Batting Won for Americans as Boston Triumphs Over New York
The Bostons defeated the Greater New Yorks eight to four in a nine inning game before 3 000 cheering spectators. Chesbro held Boston to four innings after a rough third. Williams Conroy Chase and La Porte starred in flawless defense. Freeman La Porte and Williams contributed key hits in the late innings to secure the win for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New Yorks
Griffith
Chesbro
Williams
Conroy
Chase
la Porte
Dineen
Freeman
Morgan
McGuire
la Forte
Delehanty
Hoffman
Parent
Ferris
Boston
New York
Ribpore Parent
Keeler
Stahl
Conrey
Hoey
LaPorte
Hayden
Del'h'ty
Armb
O'Mcguire
Selbach
Dimeen
Messrs. Connor and Hurst
Dahlen's Wild Throw Costs Boston Rally in Close Win
Boston defeated New York 4 to 3 in the final game of the series. Tenney led the play with a sharp fielding performance and a key squeeze, while Young Cy Young pitched effectively except for a fourth inning lapse. Dahlen's fifth inning throw to attempt a double play allowed Tenney to score the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
New York Today
Young
McGinnity
Dahlen
Tenney
Capt. Tenney
Bates
Devlin
Bridwell
Brain
Howard
Dolan
Pates
Gilbert
Endeavoe
Fs New York
Mertes
Gilpert
Bowerman
Cy” Young
Southpaw
First Mason Wins Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
First Mason ridden by J Martin dominates the Thistle Stakes mile and a furlong selling at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Garnish by a length and a half as Ormonde's Right takes third. Two longshots cap purses in other races while Jersey Lady upsets Toddles in the third race. Whitney Stable adds two more wins with Brookdale Nymph and Jersey Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Mason
McChesney
Sheepshead Bay Track
C. E B. Rowe
Major
Sheepshead Bay
Garnish
Ormonde
Water Tank
Oliver Cromwell
Mason
Solly M
Melbourne
Whitney Stable
Brookdale Nymph
Jersey Lady
Whitney
J Toddles
Toddles
Jersey
Futurity
Knaack
Merrick
W. Reilly
Beckman
Mettle
Finnegan
Gwe Pata Tates
Englander
Lady Ellison
Whiteley
Clare
Escutcheon
Landy
Champlain
Mercado
Jessaminé
McKee
Waterbearer
Doane
Knight of Weston
Keiser
Bois Obins
All Right
B. Williams
Ch. c
Prince of Monaco
Lady Spencer
Maurice Kraus
R. Boyle
F. Jersey Lady
Lyne
Teddies
Miller
Fantastic
Sewell
Baringo
Nancy
Radtke
The
Thistle
Manola Mason
C. E. Rowe
Grace George
L. Williams
Ijasines
Deseo
Bird of Paradise
T. Burns
Boa
Willdo
Perrine
Adelinette
Shaw
Ch. F
H. P. Whitney
J. W. Rogers
F. First Mason
J. Martin
W. Knapp
Ch. G
M. F. Grenade
Horner
Maxnar
Finn
B. G
St. Gallen-Turmoil
J. H. McCormick
Salling
Washington and Philadelphia Play By Play Box Score Summary
Washington 6 0 6 0 8 0 2 2 0 to Philadelphia 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 4 - final score 9 12 innings. Highlights include two base hits by Seybold Altizer Hickman three base hit by Kitson and Lord. Pitchers Kitson Coakley and Bender combined for eight innings with eight hits allowed against Washington.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Altizer
Hartsel
Fekman
OlSchreck
Stahl
M.cross
Heydon
Ol Knight
Abo
Kitson
Coakley
Wakes
O|bender
Seybold
Hickman
Hkitson
Lord
Cross
L. Cross
Schlafly
Bender
Baseball Doubleheader Notes and Box Score Snippets
Summary of two baseball games with line scores, player names, and in game events. Umpire Mr. O Loughlin officiated the first game while the second featured multiple line entries from Washington Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago matchups. Details include hits bases on balls and errors.
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Seanlon
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Philadelpia
Doolin
Gleason
Casey
Bergen
Lewis
Lush
Scanlon
McIntyre
Mr. Johnstone
ST. Louis
Heckley
Han
McBride
Ritchey
Grady
Laule
Pittsburg
Leach
Burch
Wagner
Weener
Nealon
Druhot
Willis
Mr. O'Day
Washington
Hartsel
Stanley
Lord
Sehlafiy
Davis
Cross
Seybold
Son
Murphy
Hickman
Stahl
Oldring
Walters
Knight
Patten
Powers
Falk
Schreck
Dygert
Tota
Bartley
Bender
Armbuster
Schlafly
Altizer
Armbruster
L. Cross
Wakefield
Falkenberg
Press
Mr. O'Loughlin
Cleveland
Chicago
Hahn
Jackson
Jones
Turner
Ojisbell
Lajoie
Donhue
Hee
Chickeo
Walsh
Owen
Rossman
Congalton
Bay
Bradley
Donohue
Townsend
Messrs
Connolly and
Vans
Detroit
D.jones
Niles
Crawf'd
Stone
Gobb
H’phill
C’ghiin
Wallace
Lindsay
Khier
O'Leary
Hart'll
Schmidt
Spencer
Donahue
Powell
St Leu
Dees
de Bos
Schaefer
Coughlin
T. Jones
Cobb
Mr. Sheridan
Providence and Toronto Scores From Local Sporting Card
Fragmentary sports brief lists teams and players including Patteries Moskiman Moran and Cronin Poole Barton Butler with locations Providence and Toronto. No clear game details or outcomes are given in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H
Jersey City
Providence
Moskiman
Moran
Cronin
Poole
Barton
Butler
Toronto
Marlborough Club boxers freed after crackdown on June event
Owen Flynn and Florence Farnett of Marlborough Athletic Club were discharged in West Side Court after a June 4 entertainment at the club on West Forty fourth Street. Police bought tickets but no tickets were sold by the club and there was no evidence of club officials’ knowledge. The bout was halted after three blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Athletic Club
Owen Flynn
Florence Farnett
West Forty-fourth Street
West Side Court
Horse Racing Card With Multiple Races and Entries
The page lists handicaps and entries across seven races for horses aged two to four, detailing weights and notable contenders such as Knight of Elway, Phantom, Ram's Horn, Water Pearl, and Cairngorm, with purses and race conditions for events including The Great Trial Stakes and The Advance Stakes. Entries include horses, weights, and some owner or rider hints, reflecting a busy race meet lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight of Elway
Kernel
Aeronaut
Sir Lynnewood
Handzara
Don Fonko
Tiptoe
Caras Scawenee
Edna Jackson
Firebrand
Monet
Tommy Waddell
Cinna
LIAS
Arklirta
Blytheness
Hssteric
JOS Warning
la Sorciere
W. H. Deniel
Charles Edward
Paumonok
Oran
Sydney Paget
R. ‘T. Wilson
Cairngorm
Heaslip
Sir Huon
Bohemian
Lord Pike
CyClops
Bull Run
Coltness
Langa
Marahaig
Green Seal
Molesey
Beauclerc
Feisser Patent
Treasure Seeker
Colonel Jack
Capitan
Gallant Dan
Jobstown
Knight of Ivanhoe
Race notes on turf mile and sixteenth with named horses
A fragment notes special weights with allowances for a turf race covering one mile and a sixteenth. Mentions Dolly Spanker Qteaslip Don't Ask Me 108 Pirate Polly Snow King running Water and apprentice allowances claimed.
Bowery’s Coup Wrecked by 60 to 1 Upset at Sheepshead Bay
Com missioner of Corrections F. J. Lantry faced sharp scrutiny after his horse Sally M. ran at 60 to 1 and defeated Timot D. Sullivan’s Frank Lord at Sheepshead Bay Yesterday. The Bowery and Tenderloin crowd blamed the lapse for wrecking a large double bet and souring political racing fortunes. Melbourne nominee owned by George Kraus won the first race at 15 to 1, hinting at broader betting turmoil surrounding Congressman Sullivan’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Bowery
Tenderloin
Commissioner of
Corrections
F. J. Lantry
Sally M
Timot D. Sullivan
Frank Lord
Sheepshead Bay
Lantry
Melbourne
Commissioner Lantry
Solly M
Santry
Solly
Go Between Protest Over Suburban Win At Sheepshead
Protest over Go Between winning the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay continues. Dandelion’s former owner John E. Madden asserts Go Between is not a gelding and seeks removal of the victory and a potential $17 000 loss for Alex Shields. Stewards delay ruling until H K Knapp’s return to decide the objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Between
Sheepshead Bay
H. K. Knapp
Knapp
John E. Madden
Dandelion
F. R. Hitchcock
Madden
Alex. Shields
Alex Shields
Coney Island Jockey Club
Thoroughbred Yearlings Sell High at Fasig Tipton Paddocks
The five farms Blue Ridge Stud Virginia Bal gowan Iroquois Maplehurst Daytona Studs Kentucky provided the offering at Fasig Tipton at Sheepshead Bay. A large group of visiting horsemen kept prices near the week’s high averages. Phoenix National chestnut colt from Handspring Monteroit topped yesterday’s sale at $5,500 to J May traTher for Paul J. Rainey. Star Shoot Ellangowan bay sold to same buyer for $4,500.
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Blue Ridge Stud
Virginia
Balgowan
Iroquois
Maplehurst
Daytona
Kentucky
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Phoenix National
Major Daingerfield
Handspring-Montroit
J May
Paul J. Rainey
Ormonde's Right in hasty post and race melee
Ormonde's Right balked at the start sulked in the saddling shed then rolled on the ground with jockey Shaw trapped beneath. The groom freed the horse, Shaw suffered a sprained and twisted leg and fainted. Perrine rode in his stead as the hood was added. The horse finished the race still unruly and attacked his groom. The horse has run with a muzzle for two years after a prior incident at Aqueduct. The Jockey Club announced A B Dade will start at the Shiton Beach meeting, replacing Richard Dwyer amid scheduling and personnel changes. Amberjack, a starter at Sheepshead Bay, withdrew with colic after being posted as starter, though bets were placed on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormonde
Shaw
Perrine
Aqueduct
Carter
The
Jockey Club
A. B. Dade
Richard Dwyer
C. J. Fitzgerald
Brighton Beach
Dwyer
M. Fitzgerald
Dade
Buffalo
Brighton
Cassidy
Amberjack
W. C. Daly
Sheepshead Bay
Police Athletic Association Organized
The Police Athletic Association was organized yesterday at Police Headquarters with Chaplain J A Wade presiding. Inspector W W McLaughlin elected President and the group plans to join the Amateur Athletic Union. The first meet will be at the American League grounds on September 29 or October 6 with prizes presented by Commissioner Hingnara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Athletic Association
J. A. Wade
W. W. McLaughlin
Martin Sheridan
John J. Hynes
John T. Melon
John Flanagan
John J. Eller
Edward M. Carrette
Amateur Athletic Union
Greater New York Baseball Club
Hingnara
McClellan
Wade
Chidwick
Gen. Bingham
Belmonts Take Part in Meadow Brook Polo Practice Match
At Meadow Brook Club near Westbury L I a practice polo game featured three Belmonts August Sr Jr and Raymond with J A Rawlins facing Reginald Brooks J A Burden R L Stevens and J S Phipps. The Phipps team won four goals to three after a rough but closely played contest Raymond Belmont was uninjured after a collision but returned to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
L. I
Rockaway
Meadow Brook
August Belmont, Sr
August Belmont, Jr
Raymond Belmont
J. A. Rawlins
Reginald Brooks
J. A. Burden
R. L. Stevens
J. S. Phipps
Larned and Clothier Triumph in Middle States Tennis Finals
Ex-Champion William A. Larned and William J. Clothier won the doubles final at Orange Lawn to earn a challenge for the cups. In women's singles, Helen Homans and Alice Day advanced, with Day defeating Esther Smith and Homans beating D. F. Platt. Parkes captured the Hamilton Grange title, defeating Merrill Hall after a prior win over W. M. Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
William A. Larned
William J. Clothier
Harold H. Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
Helen Homans
Alice L. Day
New Jersey
Miss Homans
D. F. Platt
Miss Day
Esther Smith
C. D. Cleveland
Souther
Miss Underhill
Middle States
Dr. Augustus
Adsworth
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
George H. Miles
P. L. Weimer
Dr. Widmer
University Off Pennsylvania
Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs
H. F. Carleton
Crescent Athletic Club
Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Edward B. Dewhurst
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
University of Pennsylvania
Harry Torrance
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Englewood Field Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Jay Bramhall
T. B. Souther
W. F. Freeman
I. &. Moris, Jr
Orange’ Lawn Tennis Club
Morris County Golf Club
West
Side Lawn Tennis Club
Miss Hole
Edna Wriday
Freeman
Phoebe Reynolds
L. S. Coe
F. Platt
Miss Coffin
Margaret Lee
Miss Souther
Helen. Homans
Edna Wilday
Morristown Field Club
Auferman
Plainfield Country Club
L.S. Coe
Underhill
George L. Parkes
Hamilton Grange
149Th Street
Convent Avenue
Belle Harbor Yacht Club Inaugurates Annual Cruise
The Belle Harbor Yacht Club will inaugurate an annual cruise this year and provide two weeks of racing for the fleet under Commodore H. F. Hewlett. The flagship Nepenthe will lead the fleet from Sea Cliff harbor to harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Harbor
Club Trip Plans July Rendezvous to Shelter Island
A club schedules a voyage from July 17 to July 28 returning to Belle Harbor. The exact itinerary is undecided but the farthest point reached will be Shelter Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Harbor
Shelter Island
Smith Wins Open Championship at Onwentsia
Alexander Smith of Nassau Country Club Glen Cove wins the United States Open on the Onwentsia Club course with 2905 strokes for 72 holes, four strokes ahead of Willie Anderson. Willie Smith secures second with 802 strokes, while James Maiden Toledo and Lawrence Auchterlonie Glenview tie for third at 305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest
Alexander Smith
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L.L
United States
Onwentsia Club
Willie Anderson
Muth
Willie Smith
James Maiden
Toledo
Lawrence Auchterlonie
Glenview
Alexander Ross
Oakley
Stewart Gardner
Gardenay
Chandler Egan
Gilbert Nichols
Denver
Jack Hobens
Englewood
N. J
Arrival of Buyers Prompted by City Hotels and Stores
A long list of buyers and firms from across the United States gathered in New York hotels and streets to inspect cloaks suits and waists and other dry goods. Names include Hink J F Son Eureka C T Hink Louisville Strauss Herman Sons 45 Lispenard Street and Rines Brothers Portland Wurzburg Grand Rapids and Doerflinger Lacrosse among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
N. Y
N. J. Shaul
Normandie
Horsfal & Rothschild
Hartford
Portland
F. W. Coolidge
Uotions
Naverre
Whitney, W. M., & Co
Albany
N. Oy
Broadway
Park Avenue
Wurzburg Dry Goods.Company
Grand Rapids
Enc
W. M
Wurzburg
Nations
Hotel Imperial
Doerflinger
Company
Lacrosse
Wis
Union Square
Seville
Newcomb-Endicott Company
Detroit
Mich
H. B. Scott
Woodward
Howett-Warner Company
Philadelphia
Penn
H. W. Clark
Grand Hotel
Emporium
The
San Francisco
Cal
Cuik, Biederman
Worth Street
Breslin
Grand Leader
St. Louis
A. Crofoot
J. Harris
Woodstock
Turf Season at Sheepshead Bay Jockey Club Races
Coney Island Jockey Club announces racing at Sheepshead Bay from June 21 to July 10 at 2:30 PM daily rain or shine. Readers are offered advance departures from East 34th Street with Parlor Car Train options and ferry connections to the track, with details on schedules and transport by streetcar and motor lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
G&eat
East 34Th
E. R
Vie L. LR. R
Whitehall St
39Th St
Brooklyn
Grand St al
New York Transportation Co
8Th Av
48Th St
Columbus
Cascara Sagrada Best Laxative Promoted in 1900s Ad
An advertisement extols Cascara Sagrada as a leading worldwide laxative with no habit formation, detailing forms like Aromatic Cascara Sagrada fluid extract, Cascara Tablets, and Fruit Lax. It promotes nightly dosing for adults, notes mild action, and claims relief for dyspepsia and biliousness, urging regular use to prevent summer bowel troubles.
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Greater
Giants
Quakers
National League
Cincinnati
American League
Philo’phia
Chi
T. Louis
Washing'n
A Ge
China
B.S
Pittsbur
Hila’phia
Bridw
Bresn
Marshall
McGynn
Dahien
Bresnahan
Balk
C'tney
Jordan
Magee
I. Annere
Man
Eason
Thistle Stakes
Ieee Meade Ea Ote Bohemia
Meddler- Castalia
J. . Rogers
Mirza
Clements
al Powell
J. Hennessy
Monfort
Bert T
H. Cochran
Kenny Law
B. c
Griffen
Broken Vows
F. T. Meehan
J. McLaughlin
R.H.E
Rochester
McLean
Carisch
Currie
Toft
Doran
AIO
Montreal
Newarks
Torontog
Baltimore
Marlborough
Sheepshead Bay Races
Tammany Man
Inspector McLaughlin
New Association
Belmonts
Carl H. Schultz
Madison Square
First Ave
Ma Fotters
TR Ktrics
H. B. Kirk & CO
Frankfort, Ky
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
Brokaw Brothers
Sporting Goods
Onwentsia
Alex. Smith
Bs Bolts
von Lengerke & Detmold
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Larned and Clothier
Nassau
Hegeman
Prescription Chemists
Times Building
Times Square
Bryant
Polo Grounds
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