Yankees Shatter Pour Ohio Pitchers Cohan
American League results from yesterday show New York defeating Cleveland 7 to 2 while Detroit beat Boston 10 to 3 and St. Louis topped Philadelphia 2 to 1. Today’s schedule lists Cleveland at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington and Detroit at Boston.
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New York Americans Defeat Cleveland 7 to 2 in Baseball
The New York Americans beat the Cleveland nine 7 to 2 as 12,000 fans watched at the grounds. The article notes Cleveland sent four pitchers to the mound, all of whom struggled while New York capitalized on weak Cleveland pitching. It mentions Mr. Joss and others, and includes remarks by Mr. Cohan about the game’s atmosphere and sportsmanship.
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Broad way Stores Listing Connects Three Locations
Fragmentary item notes three Broadway stores with addresses on Warren Street and near 43rd and 32nd Streets. Mentions numbers 258 842 1260 and BG. No clear event or context provided.
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Keeler's late homer lifts Cleveland in rough strikeout duel
Cleveland pitcher Manning goes nine for a 7-2 win over New York. Keeler belts a fourth inning two-run homer amid Ball and Graney protests. Ball shines at short, Manning fans five, while Lattimore and Chech contend on the mound.
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Batteries Mustered In At Washington And St Louis
Readable lines show battery crews with names Mullin Schmidt Winter Burchell Glaze Carrigan at Washington and Graham Stephens Burns Street at St Louis. Other fragments reference R H E Perrott and R E St. Louis with numeric codes.
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Philadelphia Battery Names Walsh Sullivan and Dygert
At Philadelphia the battery lineup includes Walsh and Sullivan from Chicago, with Dygert Carter and Schreck mentioned in the roster.
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Eastern League Scores Report From Montreal Toronto and Buffalo
In Montreal Montreal edged Providence 41 to 4 while Toronto tied Jersey City 4 to 4 when play ended after the ninth inning due to rain. Buffalo beat Newark 1 to 0. Rochester defeated Baltimore 4 to ? with the result not fully specified in the text.
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New England League Scoreboard Action Across Cities
In Fall River Haverhill defeated 5 0. Lawrence blanked by Lowell 3 0. New Bedford hosted Lynn with a 2 2 draw. Brockton beat Worcester 5 2. Games listed by city pairings show varied results across the circuit.
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Scranton Triumphs in Local Matchups Across Cities
In Binghamton the score was 3 to 0 with Binghamton beating Troy. Syracuse prevailed 7 to 3 over Albany. Wilkesbarre edged A. J. & G. 3 to 2. Scranton defeated Utica 5 to 1 as results roll in.
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Connecticut League Scores From Bridgeport and Waterbury
Bridgeport defeats New Britain 4 to 3 in Bridgeport New Britain clash. Waterbury hosts New Haven and wins 4 to 0 as the Connecticut League action proceeds.
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Unclear Score Summary From Mid Atlantic Matches
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Southern League Scores From Little Rock and New Orleans
Baseball scores report Little Rock losing to Atlepta 2 0 at Little Rock and New Orleans defeating Montgomery 6 0 at New Orleans. Mobile beat Birmingham 8 2 in Mobile after 2 innings. Memphis vs convene et grounds unresolved.
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Tri-State League Scores From Four Midweek Games
Harrisburg hosts Lancaster 4 to 3 while Williamsport beats Reading 4 to 3. Altoona defeats Wilmington 4 to 3 and Johnstown tops Trenton 4 to 2.
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NYU Defeats Stevens Institute 6-5 at Castle Point Field
In a fast game NYU toppled Stevens Institute 6 to 5 at Castle Point Field. Murphy allowed two homers by Ridgway and Itz before being relieved by Gorsch who kept Stevens to two hits. final line shows Stevens eight runs and three errors to NYU six runs and seven hits.
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Penn Defeats Columbia In Early Lead In Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania defeats Columbia in the first inning with five runs driven by walks errors and timely hitting. Spring hits a two on homer to deep center with two men aboard to cap a strong opening for Penn as the game unfolds at Philadelphia.
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Easy Victories Mark Speedway Matinee Opener
Road Drivers Association opened with fast heats except Class D trot where Charles Brandon won heat one before Judge Boardman reversed in heat two and event. Invader led in Class Trotting, Who Knows and Kate Nelson topped pacing races, with Gracie Pandit and Clara among fast Class E performances.
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Races in the Pickford Downs card feature mixed weights and maidens
A full page of racing results lists six races with weights and entrants. The card includes three-year-olds and up in open events, maidens, filly and mare handicap, and two-year-olds selling races. Notable names include Royal Lady, Pins and Needles, Dandelion, Faust, and Park Row among others, with varied weights and distances from five furlongs to one mile and a sixteenth.
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Columbia crews shuffle after Annapolis defeat
Coach Rice reorganizes the rowing squad. Keator moves from seven to seven in the second boat, Star buck shifts to seven in the first boat, and Ryan steps into six from the second boat's stroke. Clapp moves to four and Hauser to three. Four-oared gigs are prepared for Harlem regatta and Memorial Day events.
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Baseball Today at 4 P.M. American League Park
The Americans square off with Cleveland at American League Park in the late afternoon game. Weather and start time set for 4 P.M. local.
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Matty Batted Out in National League Results
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburg defeated New York 5 to 1 and St Louis beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 Cincinnati surpassed Boston 6 to 1. Philadelphia and Chicago rain postponed while New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago on schedule.
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Standings of the Clubs in the League
The standings show Chicago leading with a .685 winning percentage and 136 games. Boston, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and St. Louis follow with varying records and percentages in this section.
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Pirates wallop Giants 5–1 as Mathewson exits early
In Pittsburg on May 13, the Pirates overpower the Giants 5 to 1. Mathewson struggles from the fourth inning after Becker Braddon and Bridwell spark a five-run burst, Crandall and Needham hold New York scoreless in relief, and the Pirates gain ground for second place.
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St Louis Defeats Brooklyn 5-2 In Misty May Game
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 as Wilhelm was hit hard in the fifth inning, producing five runs for the victors. Errors and listless play aside, the Cards held Brooklyn to two runs. two-base hit by Lumbers and other miscues shaped the scoring in a tense, late-afternoon affair at the park.
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R H E Cincinnati 20 OOO Dae Boston Details
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Bud Goodwin Sets YMCA Branch Swim Record
At the Twenty third Street Branch YMCA in New York City Bud Goodwin swam six lengths of the 96 yard tank in 56 seconds to break the branch record previously held by himself at 58 seconds. George South of the NYAC gave a 25 yard backstroke exhibition in 14 seconds. The event featured several races with winners including Gordon M Evans and W H Geary with times around 29 to 37 seconds.
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Hendrickson Wins Class Shooting Title At Bergen Beach
John H. Hendrickson of Long Island City, ex-champion trapshooter, led the field at Bergen Beach Gun Club with 48 of 50 targets in the 18 yard class. F Hall was second with 46. In the 17 yard class W C Damron and T J O Donoghue Jr led with 43, while H L Lee topped the 16 yard group with 46. several shooters finished at 42. It was a day of high order shooting on a favorable course.
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Public School 1 Captures District 18 Title in Park
Public School 1 won the District 18 Public School Athletic League baseball championship at Prospect Park by beating Public School 23 8 to 1 yesterday.
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Cornell Oarsmen Dropped After Turmoil
Four leading Cornell varsity rowers were expelled for the year after a breakdown in teamwork. Coach Courtney cited poor cohesion as the cause, with Harvard looming in two weeks. The Varsity lineup was reshuffled to include Frost, Bayer, Clark, Dods, Brinton, Backus, Samnger as stroke, and Cox as coxswain.
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Smashing Start to Open Tennis Tourney at Harlem Club
The Harlem Lawn Tennis Club hosts day three of the Open with 12 doubles pairs. Mollenhauer and Burt beat Lee and Touchard 6-4 6-1 in doubles, while Condon advances in singles with wins over Fischer and Fitch. Mollenhauer and Paret reach two singles brackets as touches of unfinished matches linger midweek.
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Murray Hill Club hosts first season women tennis tourney
At Summit New Jersey Murray Hill Tennis Club held its opening women’s club tournament with singles and doubles. In early rounds Miss Hammond defeated Miss Colton 6 1 6 3 and Miss Marcus beat Esther Smith 6 2 1. In doubles prelims Mrs Miles and Miss Johnson beat Miss Kuttroff and Miss Mar. Local fishing notes describe high tide May 14 to 16 and anglers reporting mixed catches from Sea Bright Seventeen Fathoms Bank Premium Point and Ulmer Park with sea bass blackfish striped bass flounders and porgies common.
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Tennis doubles results from early rounds
In round one Miss Colton and Miss Brown defeated Mrs Rubbanen and Mrs Ingalls 2-1 6-4. Miss Hammond and Miss Little beat Miss Smith and Mrs Auferman 6-5 5-7 6-4. Miss Moore and Mrs Pouch defeated Miss Edna Wildey and Miss Natalie Wildey 6-1 6-3. Mrs McCarthy and Miss Wagner beat Miss Colton and Miss Brown 6-2 1-3. In the second round Mrs McCarthy and Miss Wagner beat Miss Moore and Mrs Pouch 6-3 5-7 6-3.
Stevens Defeats NYU in Tennis at Castle Point Field
Stevens Institute tennis team beat New York University 6 sets to 1 at Castle Point. Singles featured Haskins Stewart Berrian and Stew art winning key matches while Draudt fell to Summit. Doubles saw Bermian and Haskins prevail 6-3 3-6 6-1, and Draudt with C A Stewart taking 5-7 6-3
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High School of Commerce Senior Games Held on Thomas Campus
The annual High School of Commerce senior games on Thomas Campus saw Class AB win the point trophy with 55ty points to Class 8A. Jacob Taub of Atlas Athletic Club claimed three wins in the one mile, 880, and 440 yard runs. Frank Ryder won the broad jump and pole vault. Additional event winners included Rudolph Bick, Peter Ansher, Levin, Rau, and Ryder in various sprints and field events.
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Miles Defeats Pennell in Queen's Club court contest
Eustace Miles beat W H Pennell three games to one to win the fall court tennis championship at Queen's Club. Miles will meet Jay Gould of New York for the British title on May 16. A Olympic draw was made with preliminaries at Queen's Club next week and entrants were Americans and Englishmen.
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