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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1913

Page

8

Giants Face Crucial Four-Game Series With Phillies

The New York Giants travel to National League Park in Philadelphia for a pivotal four game set with the Phillies. McGraw’s team seeks first place as Philadelphia defends a slim lead while Seaton and Alexander bear the burden of pitching for the Quakers. The outcome will shape the pennant race as Brooklyn waits at Ebbets Field and the rest of the league scrambles for position.

New York National League Park Philadelphia Giants Phillies McGraw Dosin Polo Grounds McCormick Barge Nites Mathewson Marrel Tesreau Demaree Alexan Seaton Alexander Quakers Brennan Buch Superbas Sooin Moore Rixey Chalmers Mayer Brooklyn Ebbets Field Boston New Yorkers Dahlen Cubs Cardinals Pirates Braves Reds Joe F

Cincinnati Beats Chicago 9 to 1 in Final NL Game

Cincinnati mounded Pierce out of the box in the fifth inning as Chicago yielded nine runs in the final game of the series. A hitting spree favored Cincinnati with Richie's limited early value for Chicago. Mabson, Ames, and Marsans paced the offense while Brown and Williams held Chicago to a manageable total.

Cincinnati Chicago Pierce Mel Small Tinker de Brown Tter Richie Tinker Ind O Sargher Kine Ames D Richie Wilama Extrore Leach Archer Bates Groh Stenehue Wienke Evers Marsans Dodge Kling

Baseball Scores From Yesterday American and International Leagues

Detroit beat St Louis 6 to 2 and Cincinnati routed Chicago 9 to 6 in American League games. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3. In the International League Montreal edged Jersey City 4 to 3 while Jersey City won 6 to 0 in a rematch. Seven innings noted for one game. Newark and Rochester tied 3 all, called in ninth.

Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh Montreal Jersey City Newark Rochester Providence Buffalo International League Baltimore Toronto L. P Philadelphia Sovesese Washington New York Rooklyn Ft. Louis Aoraeiee Osten International League L. P.c Enneewnee Rochestewee

Blue Peter V wins 235 mile Albany race with record

The motor yacht Blue Peter V finished at 1 25 P M off West 147th Street to win her class and break the distance record. Her crew kept the engine running all night amid leaks and cooling water pours, earning high praise from Commodore C F Chapman for extreme pluck and endurance.

Blue Peter V New York Motor Boat Club West 147Th Street Albany Thistle Commodore C. F. Chapman Blue Peter Devel Excelsior T. Trolsen J. H. Wallace New Rochelle Yacht Club V. C. Pedersen Fabian W. A. Thomas Fort Washington Kelma Howard H. Squires Bathurst Aes Peekskill Frances H G. W. Hoertel L. Wolters Lilian N J. H. Smith Oeysee

Crawford's homer sinks St Louis in Detroit win

Sam Crawford belted a run producing homer in the ninth inning runway between centre-field bleachers and the gate to spark Detroit past St Louis 5 to 2 in the final game of the series. Cobb's hitting highlighted the Tigers attack as Detroit added four runs in a key seventh inning. Mitch ell and Dubuc matched earlier, with Detroit plating two doubles and a single to drive the victory.

Detroit Mich Sam Crawford St. Louis Crawford Mitchell Dubuc Cobb

Baseball game summary Chicago versus Cleveland

Chicago and Cleveland played a game with Chase earning a three base hit. Kahler and Blanding allowed several runs while Turner and Rath contributed on defense. Lajoie and Weaver featured in key plays as Chicago posted a nine inning line. Time was one hour forty seven minutes with Mesers Hildebrand and O Loughlin officiating.

O'Neill Kahler Carisch Chicago Cleveland Chase Blanding Chapman Lajoie Turner Johnston Rath Weaver Clase Russell Mpires Mesers Hildebrand O'Loughlin

Batted for Camnitz and Kelley in key innings

In a scoring update for a St Louis versus Pittsburgh game, two-base hits by Vieux and Hyatt and a three-base hit by Kammers highlight the action. Hite pitched five and one third, Camnitz two thirds, and Adams two innings with Hendrix striking out four. Stolen bases by Miller, Winston, Pi add to the tense play.

Camnitz Kelley Adams St. Louis Pittsburgh Viex, Hyatt Kammers Hite Hendrix Camnits Konetchy Miller Winston Harmon

Albany and Scranton game completed. Troy Wilkesbarre halted

Sheriff Peasley stopped the Troy Wilkesbarre game at Chadwick Park after a New York detective, John M. Hurley, alleged he bought a ticket for admission. The State League matchup Albany versus Scranton was allowed to finish on the same grounds.

Albany N. Y Scranton Chadwick Park

Y M H A Athletes Run at Pelham Bay Park Meet

The Y M H A Manhattan games at Pelham Bay Park featured 220 yard dash won by S A Shapiro with Reman second and Schaffer third. A Weinstein won the junior 100 yard dash with Milton Adams. no second, M Schreiber third. J Taub won the one mile handicap with Powa second and Zelvin third. E Janowitz and I Keller took the half mile walk. A Brissell won the broad jump handicap, Baner second, Heller third. Brissell also won the 12 pound shot left and right with Mayer second and Yada third. The one mile relay was won by Brissel Baner Taub Shapiro. Marburger Weinstein Adams Mayer were second.

Young Men's Hebrew Association of Manhattan Pelham Bay Park Y. M. H. A. Athletic League A. Shapiro Max Reman al Schaffer A. Weinstein Milton Adams E. Baner I. Heller A. Brissell H. Yada W. C. Mayer Brissel Baner Taub Shapiro Marburger Weinstein Adams Mayer

Mott Haven Club Holds Members Meet With Rust Dominance

Harry Rust led the club events as principal winner in the first set of members’ games at Mott Haven Athletic Club. He won the 600 yard handicap from ten yards in 1 2 seconds and the one mile handicap from scratch in 4 50, while other results include Mohr and Beck securing dash victories and Keppler and Powers taking the obstacle race.

Harry Rust Mott Haven Athletic Club Rust R. Mohr T. M. Coulter J. Power

New York Turners Win Titles at North American Turnfest

In Denver on June 20 Paul Krimmel and John F Bis singer of New York Turn Verein captured first and second places in the thirty-first North American Bride’s Turnfest after competing in ten events. Officials announced a full awards list would follow tonight.

Denver Col Paul Krimmel New York Turn Verein John F. Bissinger

Jersey City Battery Clash Fails To Decide Winners

In Jersey City and Newark venues, Montreat and Rochester faced tight innings with limited scoring. Games were halted by travel constraints, with teams battling through late frames before rain or schedule considerations paused play and affected results.

State League Scores Highlight Close Mini Results

In the state league games, Utica beat Binghamton 4 to 1, Utica and Binghamton each won one? The entries show Utica 4 Binghamton 1 and Albany-Scranton 3 Albany 1, and ee 5 Syracuse 4.

Syracuse Albany Scranton Pat Ror Veesbaree Utica Binghamton

Unclear OCR list of cities and teams

Fragmentary text lists locations such as St Paul Milwaukee St John Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis and Kansas with odd spellings and punctuation, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.

St. Paul Milwaukee St. Jonn Colurebue Columbus Toledo Lumbus Indianapolie Mdianapolis Louisville Minneapolis

Eastern Association New Haven Meeting Notes

Fragmentary report lists locations New Haven Hartford Waterbury and Springfield with numbers suggesting scores or counts. No clear event or outcome is stated. Further readable data is needed for a complete summary.

New Haven New Hartford Waterbury Water Springfield

Incomplete Score Ledger Between Cities

A fragmented list shows matchups with odd scores and unclear team labels. Entries reference Oakland Portland San Francisco Venice Los Angeles Sacramento with numbers like 6 2 7 5 11 7 but lack complete team names dates or contexts.

Oakland Portland San Francisco Coumae Venice Angeles San Fran Sacramento Los An

Fragmented Rail Route Snippet Signals Travel Hints

Snippet from a historical railway notice references Mobile to Chattanooga and Memphis routes with partial station pairs and missing details. The readable fragments hint at connections between New Orleans and New York lines and cross-country links, but lack concrete schedules or dates.

Bruleur Wins Grand Prix At Paris In Record Time

Bruleur the Saint Alary colt edged Opott by a length to win the Grand Prix de Paris, the world’s richest stake, in 3 minutes 12.25 seconds. The race drew President Poincaré and cabinet members to Longchamp as 19 other contenders faded.

Paris ME. de Saint-Alary Bruleur Baron Gour Opott Vicomte d'Harcourt Ws Vanderbilt Pirpiriol Reindeer Belmont Bayard Herman Bryea Blarney Frank J. Gould the Republic Raymond Poincaré Nieting Lonschemps Houli

Featherweights At Rink Highlight Week Of Boxing

St Nicholas A C Card opens week with three ten round featherweight bouts at the rink headlined by Joe Goldberg of Rochester versus Frankie Fleming. Other cards feature Johnny Kilbane defending his title ambitions and clashes at Atlantic Garden A C and Olympic A C with fighters from New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Canada. Week closes with shows at major New York and Brooklyn clubs as usual.

St. Nicholas Rink Johnny Kilbane Johnny Dundee Garden A. C St. Nicholas Joe Goldberg Rochester Goldberg Kid Julian Syracuse Julian Frankie Fleming Atlantic Garden A. C Lower East Side Joe Hyland New York Young Tack Brooklyn Paddy Sullivan Young Evans Kohama Kid Frankie Killeen East Side Olympic A. C Harlem Manhattan Street Amsterdam Avenue Teddy Hubbs Pittsburgh Hennessey West Side Barney Smith England Frankie Notter Young Ketchell Kid Goodman Canada Fairmont Atlantic Garden A. C National Irving Gowanus

Britton Arrives for International Cup Canoe Challenge

Ralph B. Britton, challenger for the International Cup, reaches Ward's Point Camp in Tottenville S I with three canoes from Gravesend Bay home of the New York Canoe Club. American paddlers doubt defense of the cup but view Britton as the toughest challenger yet. Racing expected at the camp today.

Ralph B. Britton American Canoe Association New York Canoe Club Gravesend Bay Ward's Point Tottenville S. I United States Mr. Britton

Holiday golf events lighten district clubs this week

Holiday golf draws attention as golfers nationwide hit the links for the Fourth and the day after. The Powelton tournament starts next week while New York Newspaper Golf Club hosts a foursomes event at Upper Montclair with play to 1 PM and a 4 PM dinner.

Powelton New York Golf Club Upper Montclair van Cortlandt Park Great Neck Golf Club A. E. Scheff Richard H. Higgins Herbert W. Hill Francis J. Alvord Greens J. E. Kelley J. F. Shanley Col George Harvey Herbert W. Hilts Dunsberry House A. G. Scherer James T. Smith W. H. Duval Joseph M. Byrne J. H. Haggerty William R. Hees

Billy Gibson Association Outing Draws Big City Crowd

Warring Bronx factions plan an armistice to attend the Billy Gibson Association outing at Witzel's Point View Grove in College Point. Promoter and sports figure Billy Gibson will entertain thousands, with boxing’s best and many city notables expected to attend.

Billy Gibson Association Bronx Gail Witzel Grove College Point

Loomis No-Hits Bay City Challenger In Adrian

Loomis of the Adrian South Michigan League staff pitched a no hit game against Bay City. Twenty seven men faced Loomis, nine struck out. In the ninth inning a runner reached on an error but a double play ended the threat and the next batter was retired.

Adrian, Mich Loomis Adrian

O'Brien Wins Two Mile Swim at Jamaica Bay

Thomas O'Brien of the American Life Saving Society won the two mile race at Jamaica Bay L I against the United States Life Saving Corps. He received a silver loving cup and led the field with clear finish ahead of the King Corps runner up.

Thomas O'Brien American Life- Saving Society United States Life- Saving Corps Jamaica Bay L. I. O’brien King Corps Wiliam J American Life-Saving Society

Kramer Wins Straight Heats in Velodrome Showdown

Frank Kramer, America’s sprint champ, defeats Francisco Verri in straight heats at Newark Velodrome. Verri, hindered by punctures, forced to start thrice in one heat, shows strong form. Donald McDougall of NYAC shines in amateur events with a record-setting heat but disqualified for pole-cutting.

Frank Kramer America Francisco Verri Newark Verri Joe Fogler Kramer Donald McDougall New York Athletic Club Clark Goullet Grenda Fogler Cavanagh H. E. Bleeker New York Wondy Frank Kramer East Orange Italy

Hill Dominates Newark Stadium Bicycle Card

Freddie Hill of Boston swept the day at the Newark Stadium Motordrome, winning three professional events. He captured the two mile championship, the fifteen lap handicap, and the five mile match race over Frank Corry of Australia, with Spears and Root also advancing in the championship lineup. Harry Kaiser and Gus Wohlrab were notable amateur winners in other events, as multicycle pacing marked the main feature of the program.

Freddie Hill Boston Newark Stadium Eddie Root Hill Corry Harry Kaiser New York Simon Pures Gus Wolhrab Jersey City Wohlrachd Peter Drobach al Halstead England Frank Bilatz G. Hinklein Charles Brown Newark R. Clark Kearny N. J Fred Hill Robert Spears Australia Gus Wohlrab J. Dreher Jake Magin Irvington Peter Droa C. B. George Frank Corry James Fitzgerald C. Holly al Raines

Brighton Beach Motordrome Holiday Racing Week End

Three days of racing from Friday night to Sunday headline a holiday program at the Brighton Beach motordrome with no event on Wednesday. The one hundred minute team race tops Saturday night card featuring ten top drivers. On Fourth of July the Empire Handicap pits Arthur from New York at scratch as the feature event with entries including Johnny Cox Mike Costello Hartley Ray Veditz and Billy Vanderbury.

Brighton Beach Arthur New York Hartley Ray Veditz Billy Vanderbtury

Elena Wins Gold Cup Race From Newport Fleet

The schooner Elena skippered by Morton F. Plant wins the Clark Gold Cup race over Elroita and Sea Fox in a 163 mile Newport start. Commodore Pratt’s Sea Fox finishes third, followed by Harold Van derbilt’s Vagrant II in fourth. The Elena posts 2 hours 48 minutes 53 seconds corrected time for the first division.

Marblehead Mass Elena Morton F. Plant Groton E. Walter Clark Philadelphia Dallas B. Pratt Harold Vanderbilt Alfred Douglas Boston H. M Irolita BE. Walter Clark Sea Fox Vagrant IL H. S. Vander- FY Ene A

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Postpones Series After Commodore's Death

In Port Washington on June 29 the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club postponed its planned races against Bayside YC due to the death of Bayside Commodore G. Waldo Smith. The local star boats held three races with Snake owned by Tracy H. Lewis winning the first, edging G. A. Corry's Little Di by 2% minutes. Corry won the second and third races.

Port Washington L. I Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Bayside Yacht Club G. Waldo Smith Star Boats Snake Tracy H. Lewis G. A. Corry R. Corry

Friede Defends Mystic Canoe Trophy at Tottenville

Leo Friede won the Mystic Canoe Trophy yesterday at Tottenville Il. He defended the title after an ideal sailing day that included an impromptu race for a spot in the International Cup. Boston entrants Douglass and Canadian champion Britton were notable rivals with Douglass finishing second.

Leo Friede Tottenville Ss. IL Boston Ralph Britton Canada Newman Douglass New York Mr. Friede

Chapple Defeats Davis for Five Mile Championship at Brighton Beach

Chapple beats Charlie Davis in straight heats to win the five mile match race at the Brighton Beach Motordrome. Chapple’s best time was 135 4-5. Doane thrills crowd in six mile handicap finishing 4:02 flat. Hartley Thomas wins three mile professional. Ray Fischer tops two mile novice. Maher wins German Derby on Turmfalke, adding to English Derby title.

Arthur Chapple Charlie Davis Brighton Beach Chapple Davis Brooklyn Flyer Chaple Doane Mike Costello New Rochelle Paul Ohne Hartley Thomas Ray Fischer Brooklyn Martin Kessler Newark Philadelphia Billy Vanderburg Ray Weditz Secrence Kearney New York

Thoroughbred Racecard Notes for Six Races at Perth

First race for three year olds and up runs six furlongs with Perthshire "112" and a raft of entries including The Turkess Discovery Lit tle Hugh Pharoah and Sir Denrah Moncrief Lady Lightning Springmass Bouncing Lass Henpeck Sleuth Elm Whisper Bell Working Lad Progressive Bunch of Keys. Second race for three year olds and up lists Stentor Lohen grin Bally Cliff Nightstick Prince Eugene Knight Uncas Sea Chilf. Third race for three year olds and up mile and a sixteenth features Strenuous Dr Duenner His Majesty Flying Fairy Prince Eugene Nightstick Mission Cock o Walk Starbottle Also eligible Sand Hin. Fourth race for two year olds over a mile names Gainer Garl Mater Executor Fathom Stake and Cap Punch Bowl Golden Chimes Spear Head. Fifth race for four year olds and up over about two miles and a quarter shows Nose n Malaga Shannon River Golden OConnor Simon Dale Also eligible Exempler. Sixth race shows five furlongs with Lancewood Oliver Flask Selon Polly Athletic Girl Water Water and Bendge among others.

Perthshire the Turkess Discovery Little Hugh Pharoah Challer Sir Denrah Moncrief Lady Lightning Springmass Bouncing Lass Henpeck Sleuth Elm Whisper Bell Working Lad Progressive Stentor Lohengrin Bally Cliff Nightstick Prince Eugene Knight Uncas Sea Chilf Dr. Duenner His Majesty Flying Fairy Mission Cock O' the Walk Starbottle Sand Hin Gainer Garl Mater Executor Fathom Stake and Cap Punch Bowl Nosen Malaga Shannon River Golden O'Connor Simon Dale Rae Lancewood Fade Esbert Oliver Flask Selon Polly Bendge

Touchard Wins Middle States Tennis Title In Five Sets

Gustave F. Touchard defeated Princeton’s Dean Mathey in five sets to claim the Middle States singles championship at the Orange Tennis Club courts in Mountain, New Jersey. The match stretched nearly four hours with 57 games, and Touchard wore down Mathey to win 4 6 9 7 6.

Gustave F. Touchard Orange Tennis Club Mountain N. J Dean Mathey Princeton Mathey Touchard Wilmington Del Delaware Princetonian Love

Thornton Wins Southern Tennis Title in New Orleans

Dr. Nat Thornton of Atlanta defeated Carlton Smith of Atlanta to win the Southern championship in tennis singles. The final two sets followed an interrupted match, Thornton taking yesterday 9-7 and today 6-3. The contest was a three-set challenge per agreement.

New Orleans Nat Thornton Atlanta Carlton Smith Thornton

Capablanca Leads Chess Masters in Rice Club Meeting

Eleven masters gathered at Rice Chess Club rooms on Saturday to draw numbers for the mid-Summer tournament and settle rules. Participants included Capablanca Chajes Black Adair Bernstein Grammer Marder Phillips Tenenwurzel Stapfer Kupchik with Duras Kreymberg Bethoff absent.

Rice Chess Club J. R. Capablanca Oscar Chajes R. T. Black Dr. Adair J. Bernstein J. Grammer A. Marder Capablanca Duras

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