Giants Win Fifth Straight as They Top Brooklyn 4 to 2
The Giants beat Brooklyn 4 to 2, extending their winning streak to eight straight games and solidifying second place chatter. Key hits by Raymond, Murray, and Devlin backed a strong pitching effort, with defensive plays including a sharp double play in the seventh.
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Superbas
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McGrawites
Manhattan
East River
Buccaneers
Chicago
McGraw
New York
Raymond
Department of Entomology
McGraw University
Hunter
Lumley
New Southern Southpaw
Lumleyites
Coogan
Doyle
McCormick
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Mac
Bergen
Larry
Lennox
Murray
Red
Devlin
Bridwell
Schlein
Tenney
Sred
Hummel
McElveen
MacMillan
Dexter
Jets
O’hara
Youths Summer Suits Sale Across Broadway Stores
All youths sizes 32 to 35 chest on sale with deep discounts. Suits originally 16 to 18 dollars now 15 or 18 dollars. 20 to 28 dollar range marked at 18 to 28 dollars. 22 to 28 dollar range reduced to 16 or 28 dollars. Includes work and play wear for youths and men and boys. Three Broadway Stores at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American League games Washington faced New York and Philadelphia and Boston played Detroit Cleveland St Louis and Chicago. The National League saw New York beat Pittsburg 4 to 2 as Brooklyn won, Chicago and Philadelphia also played, and Baltimore Newark. Eastern League matches included Rochester versus Buffalo and Providence against Jersey City with Newark and Montreal Toronto in the mix. American Association results featured Columbus edging Minneapolis 1 to 0 and a 6 to 4 Columbus win over Minneapolis, along with Indianapolis 1, Kansas City 0 and Toronto 9 to 6 over an unspecified opponent.
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Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
American Association
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Wee
Chicago
New
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Philadelphia
Rochester
Reir Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
American Association. Co
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Louieville
Indi
Napolis
Baseball matchups across major leagues in play
The schedule lists games including Washington versus New York and Philadelphia versus Boston with 2 P M starts. Other pairings include Cleveland at Detroit St Louis at Chicago New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis Buffalo at Rochester Louisville at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Kansas City Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St Paul.
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American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. B.al
Yankees Split Doubleheader With Washington Senators
Johnson dominated the mound as New York and Washington split a twin bill at American League Park. The Senators won the opener 3 1 while the Yankees replied with an 11 3 victory in the nightcap amid defensive miscues by both clubs and standout hitting by Engle and Lelivelt for New York.
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Washington
Senators
Johnson
Yankee
Washingtonian
Warhop
Groom
Mr. Gray
George Browne
Giants
Engle
Lelivelt
Demmitt
Austin
Gray
New York
Uj Browne
Feld
Conroy
Chase
Angl
D’anty
Dem’tt
Do’hue
Knight
Sw’ney
Street
Hemphill
Elberfeld
Donahue
Messie
Kerin and
Sheridan
Murray Dies At Plate In Brooklyn Game
Murray collapses at plate after Burch rocket throw for out. Dispersal note says James Sebring released by Brooklyn. Box score shows New York 4 Brooklyn 2 with Devlin two base hit and Lumley sacrifice.
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Larry
Burch
Brooklyn
James Sebring
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PGA
Lumley
Dwell
McM
Bridwell
Hummel
McMillan
Lennox
New York
Devlin
Tenney
Doyle
Clement
McElveen
Hunter
Raymond
Messrs
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Rigler
Exposition Park Closure as Forbes Field Set for Dedication
Pittsburg bids farewell to Exposition Park with nearly 6000 fans saluting the flag as Forbes Field rises as the new home of the Pittsburg team. Chicago defeats Pittsburg 8 to 1 in the final game at the old park. Leifield and Brown start, Pfeister finishes.
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Exposition Park
Forbes Field
Chicago
Evers
Barbeau
Leach
Sh’kard
Clarke
Hofman
Wagner
Chance
Abstein
Miller
Schulte
Wilson
Tinker
Gibson
Archer
Leifield
Brown
Pfeister
Phillies and Boston Battle In Tight Pennant Tilt
Philadelphia and Boston clash in a 4 to 3 game with Bransfield striking the key three-base hit. Osborne and Knabe lead offense while Sparks and Mattern hold mound duties for the pitchers, with multiple errors shaping the score.
Baseball scores from several minor leagues across regions
New York State League results Wilkesbarre 2 Elmira 0 Troy 8 Syracuse 4 Utica 3 Albany 2 Scranton 4 Binghamton 8 in 13 innings Connecticut League New Haven 7 Waterbury 4 Bridgeport 7 Northampton 2 Hartford 9 Springfield 3 New Britain 18 Holyoke 10 New England League Lawrence 7 Lowell 6 Fall River 6 Worcester 5 Lynn 6 Brockton 3 Haverhill 2 New Bedford 1 Tri State League Lancaster 5 Reading 4 Altoona 4 Johnstown 0 Williamsport 6 Harrisburg Trenton 1 York ?
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Northampton
Hartford
Springfield
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Holyoke
Lancaster
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Harrisburg
Trenton
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Southern League Scores Quick Summary
Nashville beats Montgomery 2 to 1 and Nashville downed Birmingham 3 to 2. Memphis shut out New Orleans 2 to 0. Mobile edged Little Rock 1 to 0. Atlanta defeated Birmingham 2 to 1.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Little Rock
Pitcher Spade Signs with Reds
Cincinnati reports that pitcher Robert Spade, who refused to play last season, signed a contract with the Cincinnati club today and joined the team this evening. The American League game schedule lists Americans vs Washington at Park.
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Baseball Today
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Weston’s Transcontinental Walk Faces Mosquito Toll
Ninety second day of Weston's cross country trek from New York to San Francisco. at seventy one he plans to finish in 100 days. The route covers 4000 miles with revised daily targets from Utica to Battle Mountain and Ogden, including stops in Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Nunna Granger Hugo Wakeeney Nunka Hugo to Battle Mountain.
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United States
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Battle Mountain
Mosquitoes and Heat Chase Reporter in Battle Mountain
Special to The New York Times reports travel writer Edward Payson Weston arriving in Battle Mountain after a long journey. He endures intense heat with 90 degrees in the shade and widespread swarms of mosquitos on a sage brush prairie with few trees.
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New York Times
Battle Mountain
New Jersey
Weston Pedestrian Weston on Nevada Route to San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston will walk from Battle Mountain Nevada to San Francisco with railroad officials providing assistance. Railway operators at Battle Mountain delivered the train order and pledged to aid the pedestrian. Messages from division and station staff indicate smooth progress planned for the night trip.
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Edward Payson Weston
San Francisco
Bernard J. Harley
New York
Yale Ends Harvard Victory in Commencement Day Game
Yale shut out Harvard 4 to 0 in New Haven as Van Vieck and Merritt held the Crimson to limited hits. Cushman, Philbin, and Van Vieck contributed key hits and runs as Yale fans filled the stands for commencement and reunions. Attendance reached about 15,000 with an easily managed pace at a one hour and twenty five minutes game.
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Simons
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Aronson
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Jefferson
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Currier
Hammene
New York
Rhpo AlLa’gan
M’l Lin
Oj Hicks
Cush’n
Eee W.wk
Walaia Gracuariisndne
Geoo FO
Messrs. Smith and Adams
Baseball scorecard fragment St. Louis Chicago and Detroit Cleveland
Box score style recap lists players, positions, and line scores for three games. It names teams St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland, with batting totals, pitching lines, errors, and umpires, plus time of game and left on bases. The fragment shows multiple infields, substitutions, and sacrifice plays.
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Tucker
Archer
Pittsburg
Chicago
Gibson
Tinker
Hofman
Schulte
Miller
Pfeister
Leifield
Messrs. O'Day
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H'sman
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Parent
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Purtell
Tannehill
Atz
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Cleveland
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Lord
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O'Leary
Mullin
Young
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Fordham pitcher Egan weds Jennie Tood in Jersey City
Frank J. Egan of Brooklyn Fordham College pitcher, under contract with the Cincinnati National League Club, married Miss Jennie Cecilia Tood of Newark at the Justice of the Peace office in Jersey City on Monday night.
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Frank J. Egan
Brooklyn
Fordham College
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Jennie Cecilia Tood
Prospect Street
Newark
Justice of the Peace
Alfred Sorenson
Montgomery Street
Men Over Fifty Sought For Work Advertisement
A Page 15 employment notice targets men past age fifty seeking work. The ad invites applicants to respond to opportunities and outlines basic requirements.
Philadelphia Beats Boston On Heavy Hitting And Pitching
Philadelphia won 9 to 0 at Boston as Krause excelled on the mound while only one Boston player reached third. Thoney fractured his right leg sliding into first and will miss weeks. Niles Hooper and Thoney charged with errors for Philadelphia. Davis and Thomas homered? No, three-base hit by Thomas highlighted offense.
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Philadelphia
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Thoney
Oldring
McC’ell
Ganley
Collins
Gardner
Murphy
Speaker
Davis
Hooper
Barr
Stahl
Baker
Wagner
Car’gan
Oj Ryan
B'chell
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Seseeee
Thomas
Ryan
Burchell
Carrigan
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O’loughlin
Perrine
Turf Racing Today at Sheepshead Bay Officials and Schedules
The Turf notes racing today at Sheepshead Bay with events listed for July 1 2 3 5 7 8 10 18. L I R R operates from East 34th Street at 12 10 12 40 and 1 20 P M until further notice. Transit options include Brooklyn Rapid Transit every 10 minutes via Brooklyn Bridge or subway to Borough Hall with a change to the Boerum Place elevated station. Vi 329th Street Ferry departs at 1 P M.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Borough Hall
Boerum Place
New London Harbor Palls with Craft for Races
Cool weather aids Yale and Harvard oarsmen as four revenue cutters arrive to police the Thames during races. Ships line the harbor for the Sandy Graves Trophy half mile event tomorrow. captains plan patrols and crews refine practice ahead of the big rowing day.
Conference Sets Race Timing For Yale Harvard Regatta
Tine Chappell chairman of the local Re atta Committee and Will am Meikleham the referee chosen by both Yale and Harvard met this afternoon. They agreed the course was laid out satisfactorily and Meikleham urged Captains to row as close to 6 o clock as possible with delays not tolerated. A new rule allows a race to be stopped and restarted if an accident occurs in the first half mile. Gen Leonard Wood and Col Adelbert Cronkhite are expected to arrive tomorrow to view the races from General Frank.
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Reatta
Willam Meikleham
Yale
Harvard
Meikleham
Leonard Wood
Adelbert Cronkhite
Frank
Cerussi gives up rowing after standout career
In Poughkeepsie, Cerussi retires from rowing due to near nervous breakdown after consulting a physician in New York. Colleagues and coach pay tribute to his exceptional stroke and leadership, comparing him to famed oarsman Jack Wright while noting his peak form in 1907 and the previous year.
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Cornell Varsity
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Columbia
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New York
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Burns and Wagner Battle to Slow Bantam Ten Rounds
Frankie Burns and Young Wagner fought a slow ten round bout at Brown's Athletic Association last night. Burns edged a marginal decision in a fight kept by its lack of action. Burns's left eye was cut in the fourth and Wagner bled in the sixth.
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Frankie Burns
Young Wagner
Brown’s Athletic Association
Burns
Wagner
No NL Games Tomorrow In Honor Of Israel Durham
National League president Harry C. Pulliam announced no games will be played tomorrow in memory of Israel Durham, president of the Philadelphia NL club, who died Monday in Atlantic City. Flags at NL parks will fly at half mast until July 28 as a mark of respect.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Harry C. Pulliam
Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Jersey Jubilee Tour Expected to Draw 25 Cars
Twenty five automobiles are slated to start the three day Jersey Jubilee Tour from the Touring Club of America at 239 West Fifty fourth Street tomorrow at 10 AM. Nineteen New York owners confirmed plans including Poertner Motor Car Co officials handling three National cars. A pacemaker role by A L Westgard and a route car from Warner Instrument Co mark the event. The trip promotes highway improvements and honors New Jersey officials with commemorative medallions for Gov John Fort.
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Touring Club of America
West Fifty-fourth Street
New Jersey Automobile Club
New York
A. L. Westgard
Warner Instrument Company
New Jersey
John Franklin Fort
Ig Ghrt
Petrait
Gov. Fort
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