Cold on Hilltop but Hot for Thielman
The article reports a chilly day at American League Park where the New York Yankees beat Cleveland 3 to 1, with details of yesterday’s results and today’s schedule. It highlights Thielman’s performance and mentions other teams and players in a verbose game narrative.
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Thielman
New York Yankees
American League Park
Gustinci
Che
de Pai
Askarae
Vouselman
Aireliad
Vagen Yariecs Cpiie
Tiintwan
Nileg
Sonplate
Thielryan
Wesel
Tineimann
Niles
Automobil's 10 Ball Grounds and Times Building
Unclear fragment describes automotive topics and a building project with references to Spewalkers Creed and Bryant. Mentions daily impact and a company named CAR -CO. with building context. Names and places are fragmented. core action unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Spewalkers
Bate Creed Ay
Entianice Times
Buildig Daily Imp. M
Tone
Bryant
CAR -Co
Ciftic+. Building
Suits for Every Taste at Rocers Peer & Company
Summer fashion at Rocers Peer & Company promises variety with one or multiple suit options. Prices range from 18 to 45 dollars for fancy mixtures and blue or black serge selections across three Broadway stores in New York City.
Ball’s Redoubtable defense Surfaces in Cleveland Game
In a tense New York at Cleveland game, Ball’s sharp fielding and Chase’s bat secure a 1–0 or similar scoreline as Chesbro’s spitball maneuvers disrupt Cleveland’s offense. The narrative highlights Ball’s left‑handed snag, second‑base relay, and late defensive plays that thwarted Cleveland rallies, with Stovall and Clarke among key at bats.
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Conroy
Ball
Cleveland
Mr. Ball
New York Forces
Ohio
Birmingham
Hinchman
Chase
Chesbro
Hickman
Perring
Thielman
Turner
J. Clarke
Nill
Berger
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Niles
Cleveland Clarke
N. Clarke
Thulman
Stovall
Hudson
Clarke
Lajoie
Philadelphia Beats Cioatricans In Close Game
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 6 to 5 in a pitchers duel. Key hits include J Collins two-bagger and H Davis sacrifice, with a crucial error by Parent. Vickers pitched for Chicago and Smith for Philadelphia. game lasted 1 hour 20 minutes with Connolly and Egan behind the plate.
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Phil Pres
Philadelphia
Ci Oatricans
J. Collins
H. Davis
Parent
Chicago
Krhpgoa
Sullivan
Moran
Smith
Hhit
Murphy
Nich
Coombs
I Wierson
Donohue
Ff Vickers
Vickers
Messrs. Connolly and Egan
Washington shuts out Browns 4 to 0 on five hits
Tom Hughes limits St. Louis to five hits as Washington wins 4 to 0. Feature play includes Hoffman's fly catch and a double play. Street homered for two-base hits. Shipke and Street hit three-base hits.
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Washington
Tom Hughes
St. Louis
Browns
Hoffman
Port
Milan
Janley
Jones
Peleh
Stone
Pking
Ae Street
Wallace
Fr'man
Ferris
M’bride
OT. Jones
el Shipke
Spencer
Ee Hughes
Waddell
Tmals Ars Ea CF Ee
Street
Shipke
Freeman
Hughes
T. Jones
Glaze Dominates as Dartmouth Tops Yale 3–2
Dartmouth defeats Yale 3 to 2 in New Haven behind captain John Glaze’s all around play and solid pitching. Glaze and Leonard teamed on the mound while Ros Van Vieck and Wylie contributed in the field.
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New Haven
Conn
Dartmouth
Yale
John Glaze
R.hle
Glaze & Leonard
Jon Ros van Vieck
Wylie
Ran Esd
Paret Upsets Touchard In Harlem Open Tennis Final Round
Jehiel P Paretdominates Gustave Touchard to win 6 2 6 3 in the final singles match at the Harlem Lawn Tennis Club open. William Connell also falls to John Condon 6 2 6 3 in the upper half. Rain limits late play as Rosenbaum and Connell beat Brinkerhoff and Hartmann 6 2 6 0 in doubles. Alumni lacrosse and baseball at CCNY celebrate dedication day with both Varsity squads defeating former players.
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Jehiel P.paret
Gustave F. Touchard
Harlem
William H. Connell
John Condon
William Rosenbaum
G. G. Brinkerhoff
F. Hartmann
Westchester
Bedford Park
Gustave F. Toucnard
Hamilton Grange
William H. Rosenbaum
Jehiel P. Paret
New York
Bon Homme Captures Maiden Stakes At Belmont Park
At Belmont Park a muddy track hosted the Maiden Stakes for two-year-olds over five furlongs. Bon Homme ridden by Shreve led from start to finish to beat Statesman with Ruble third as the Forsythe stable claimed a fast rising colt win under heavy field changes and early rain.
Belmont Park notes Jockey Flynn but steeplechase event set
P T Ching signs lightweight jockey Stuart Flynn for spring rides. Belmont stewards bolster the finish order after Faust is knocked down early in the last race, ruling crowding by Troublemaker. O'Neill plans B and O stable training on the Canadian circuit. McCarter suffered only scrapes from a Metropolitan Handicap jostle. United Hunts fix a May 30 meet at the new Belmont Park course with five events including the Clark Cup and Decoration Day Stakes.
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P. T. Ching
Stuart Flynn
Orleans
Belmont Park
Faust
Tileing
Flynn
Frank O'Neill
Fred Burlew
Stabie
O'Neill
McCarter
United Hunts
Gans Wins Lightweight Title Bout in Eleventh Round
In San Francisco Joe Gans the lightweight champion defeated Rudolph Unholz the fighting Boer in the eleventh round of a twenty round match. The referee stopped the fight as Unholz appeared unable to continue after consecutive knockdowns and Gans led from the early rounds.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Rudolph Unholz
Unholz
Gans
Anholz
Brooklyn Falls to Pirates as Rain Delays Hit Games
Brooklyn defeated by Pittsburgh 5 to 2 after rain halted several National League games. St Louis beat Cincinnati 5-2 while Boston shutout Philadelphia 0-13. Other rain affected schedules and remaining matchups included New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Pittshburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
W. Li
St Louis Wins Final To Take Brooklyn Series Three Games to One
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 to close the series at home in St Louis. Barry, Hummel, and Charles driven by Beebe and Bell in a windy game with St Louis taking the lead early and holding on through seven innings. Final line shows St Louis 5 Brooklyn 2 with bass on balls, hits, and errors listed for both sides.
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ST. Lusis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Loeis
Pate Ora Rhpoae
Barry
Ohummel
Charles
Abo
Osh'han
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Lumley
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K'teny
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O'B
Rke
Pattee
Ludwig
Maloney
Gilbert
Puget
Conselation
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Pastorius
Delehanty
Hummel
Kenethy
Beebe
Mr. Emslie
Ewing Blanks the Bostons in Cincinnati Victory
Cincinnati pitchers held Boston to four hits and a flawless fielding game. Ewing allowed two earned runs over seven innings while Ferguson and Young kept Boston elsewise quiet. Three-base hit by Ganzel and timely Cincinnati hitting keyed a 4 to 0 win.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Ewing
Ahpoae
Hugegins
O Brown
Lobert
Ob'mont
Mitchell
Bates
Oferg’son
Han
Young
Potal
Ferguson
Bedstom
Ganzel
Mowrey
Ritchey
Huggins
Hulswitz
Sweeney
Mr. Rigler
Montreal and Providence Games Postponed
Partial readable text notes Montreal and Providence games postponed with other games at Toronto and Jersey City. Names listed include Rudolph and Brown and Batter ies Lafitte and Vandegrift.
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R.H.E
Jersey City
Toronto
Lafitte and
Vandegrift
Rudolph and Brown
Montreal
Providence
Raltn
Races and Entries at Baychester Meet Include Handicap and Steeplechase
The program lists six races for three-year-olds and up to six furlongs with weights, two-year-olds non winners of 1000 dollars four and a half furlongs straight, the Baychester Stakes for three-year-olds one mile, a steeplechase for four-year-olds and up about two miles, maidens two-year-olds selling five furlongs, and a one mile selling. Entries include Pantoufle Bear Poo Colonel Jack Hessian Quesition Mark Rialth Maximilian Aiken Self Protection Yellowback Bayonet Liliadel Economy Baychester entries appear with weights and penalties. Automobiles for the race track depart from Times Building daily at 12:30 and 1:00 PM, fare 1.00.
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Pantoufle
Aid Ak Bear Poo
Afetheuio. Co
Cece
Colonel Jack
Adriana
Big Chief
Hartford Boa Obs
Lawrence P. Daley
Richt Sort
C.s
Sir Martin
Tom Reid
Tage Amine Nthe Armlak
Hessian
Maximilian
Aiken
Yellowback
Harrigan
Robert Cooper
Cscesceeesdali
Liliadel Economy
Jennie
Father Stafford
Beverwych
Wamboro
Hephaestus
Harry Rogers
Bethlehem
J. W. Kents
GABE
Isle of Meadows
Nedjim
Sister Phyllig
St. Joseph
Chantilly
Lally
Sir Toddington Wee
Nick Stoner
Ces
Teacress
Swedee
Lord Stanhope
Bellwether
Belmont Park Racing Trains and Tickets Announced
May 18 to 30 events at Belmont Park with specific train departures from East 14th Street and Flatbush Avenue. Some trains run only on opening day Saturdays and Decoration Day. parlor cars on 12:00 and 1:00 trains reserved for Turf and Field Club members and annual subscribers. Box seats available at Waldorf Astoria and Pinkerton's on Broadway.
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Belmont Park
14Th St
Flatbush Av
Brooklyn
East 34Th St
Turf and Field Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Pinkerton’s
Broadway
Autoists Meet in New York On Endurance Transcontinental Race
Representatives of more than twenty five car makes and officials from the Automobile Club of America and the American Automobile Association will discuss rules and arrangements for a double transcontinental endurance race from New York to San Francisco and back. The contest aims to show long distance reliability and economical running with official observers recording every detail. Controllers from the Motor Car Manufacturers Association and other trade groups will consider endorsing the event and submitting race rules for member review.
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Automobile Club of America
The
American
Automobile Association
New York Times
New York
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
H. O. Smith
Walter Marmon
Marmon
A. & Newby
Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Association
Jefferson de Mont. Thompson
A. A. A. Racing Board
A. R. E Burdington
Long Island Automobile Club
Robert Lee Morrell
Alfred Reeves
American Motor Car Manufacturers’. Association
Darry T. Clinton
Association of Licensed
Walter Lee
Frederick J. Wagner
E. R. Hollander
Fiat
André Massenat
Panhard
Paul Lacroix
Renault
Walter F. Sykes
Zust
Walter Allen
Mercedes
J. W. Delamater
Hotchkiss
Harry Lozier
Lozier
C.F. Wyckoff
Stearns
C. F Singer, Jr
F. Plummer
R. D. Garden
Pierce
John T. Cutting
Oldsmobile
C. F. Redden
Studebaker
Frank Eveland
Stevens-Duryea
E. W. Headington
Haynes
W. H. Hulbert
Garford
Thomas racing team dines ahead of Grand Prix plans
Harry P. Houpt Louis Strang and J. T. Marquis led a Thomas staff dinner at Hotel Marseille Broadway and 103rd Street predicting strong showing for the American entrant in the July 8 Grand Prix. Montague Roberts will accompany the European party aboard the Lucania May 20 and Strang and his mechanician aboard the Adriatic the same day.
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Harry P. Houpt
Louis P. Strang
J. T. Marquis
Marseille
Broadway
103D Street
Thomas Motorcar
Montague. Roberts
New York
Paris
Harry Houpt
Lucania
Strang
Adriatic
Louis Strang
Mr. Houpt
Thomas
J. E. Bowies
H. G. Vogel
A. S. Robertson
A. D. Frost
Fred J. Titus
R. D. Wilard
Frank Bowen
Theodore Sheldon
Montague Roberts
Frank K. Youngs
E. R. Thomas
Buffalo
Anglers' Club of New York Sets Fly and Balt Casting Records
In Harlem Mere Central Park the Anglers' Club of New York held its third annal fly and balt casting tourna ment. Dr R Johnson Held set three world records and a club mark, surpassing all known bait casting distances with a quarter-ounce bait under windy conditions. Helu also posted strong performances, besting old records.
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Anglers’ Club of
New York
Harlem Mere
Central Park
R Johnson
Helu
Salmon rod casting yields new world records in New York
In a Central Park event amateurs and professionals tested salmon rods fifteen feet long. The winner, Milter, claimed amateur world champion with a best cast of 129 feet, surpassing the 120 foot mark. Pro record rose to 120 feet as Mills improved the former 124 feet 8 inches record.
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Dr. Held
E. B. Rice
EH. J. Mills
C. J McCarthy
Boston
W. M. Plevins
Northamptonshire
England
New York
Milter
Madison Square Garden
E. J. Mills
John Enright
Ireland
Harlem Mere
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