Poor Support for Manning Loses Game
In American League action Chicago defeats New York 9 to 3 as Manning struggles with a heavy workload and faces rough support from his fielders. Parent shines at short for Chicago while Umpire Egan leaves early after being struck by a foul tip.
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Egan
New York
Chicago
Manning
Walsh
Sullivan
Tannehill
Davis
Niles
Chase
Messrs
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O'Louchlin
Aulick
Cubs win dramatic ten inning game over Giants 8 to 7
In Chicago May 25 the Cubs defeated the Giants 8 to 7 in ten innings. Bresnahan left with a wrist injury. McGraw was ejected after disputing calls. Mathewson started for New York but lasted only two innings as Chicago built leads before the Cubs won with a lone run in the tenth. Wiltse relieved for New York, Pfeister was touched for runs, and Brown closed out the Cubs victory with strong relief pitching.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Giants
Cubes
Bresnahan
McGraw
Emslie
Matty
Cubs
Malarkey
Wiltse
Mathewson
Pfeister
Brown
Pubach Eco
Ally Oce
Bey OM
Chance
Bridwell
Moonlin
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Schulte
Sheckard
Evers
Moran
Seymour
New York
Messia, Emslie
O'Day
Local Battery Lineup for Pittsburg Match Report
Umpire Mr Klein presided as Camnitz and Gibson faced Ferguson Dorner and Bowerman for H. B. Pittsburg game. Myles Boston recorded a notable number play while EL Batteries showed in the lineup.
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Myles Boston
Camnitz
Gibson
Ferguson
Dorner
Bowerman
Mr. Klein
Unclear item with scattered names and figures
Fragmentary OCR lists names Battery Moran Jacklitsch Beebe Fromme Ludwig Ampires Mesars Rud derham Johnstone with numeric tokens and stray codes, lacking cohesive event or context for a proper summary.
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Philadelphia
Moran
Jacklitsch
Beebe
Fromme
Ludwig
Rudderham and Johnstone
Local Youth Baseball Scores from Four Inning Games
Series of short baseball results shows teen teams from Newark Newark Toronto Baltimore Buffalo Rochester Jersey City and Montreal Montreal competing in four inning games with scores ranging from Buffalo Providence 4 3 to Newark 13 7 and 9 5 in various pairings.
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Real
Montreal
Newark
Mont
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Paterson Union League Outlaws Fold After Memorial Day
Paterson New Jersey May 25 The Union League outlaw baseball club of this city is a thing of the past Manager McCann has returned from Philadelphia where Paterson Unions played on Saturday He said the team had no financial backing and about $1 000 was owed players for salaries He predicted most Union League clubs were in poor financial condition and the outlaws would not last after the Memorial Day games.
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Sheetal
New York Times
Paterson
N. J
McCann
Philadelphia
Outlaws
New York Swimming Club Races At Public Baths
A large crowd watched the New York Swimming Club hold a program at the Public Baths on West Sixtieth Street. Exhibitions by Monte Cristo act, fancy diving, and water polo accompanied novice and relay events with winners including Doses Cullane, Herald, and Reilly in various races.
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Public Baths
West Sixtieth Street
McKenzie
Joseph Nill
Paul Rottner
New York Athletic Club
Doses Cullane
Baum
Herald, Dougherty
Askinson
M. Kohn
H. Kohn
McCubbin
Reilly
Scrateh
Onegones Mccubbin
Trials For Olympic Swimmers Set At Travers Tead
The American Olympic Games Committee will hold swimming trials on Thursday June 4 at 2 PM to select America’s top four 200 meter swimmers for possible Olympic team entry. The trials will include all entered competitors to determine the fastest four men for the team race.
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America
Travers Tead
Xavier Athletic Club Closes Indoor Season Highlights
The Xavier Athletic Club held a season ending indoor meet at 205 West Fourteenth Street with a road run from the clubhouse to Washington Arch and back. Howe beat E. Kearin in a close finish. C. Clark won the running high jump at 4 feet 9 inches. F. Marquand won the potato race and F. Connell won a similar event for St. Colombo Club members.
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Xavier Athletic Club
West Fourteenth Street
Washington Arch
Howe
E. Kearin
C. Clark
F. Marquand
F. Connell
St. Colombo Club
Vanderbilt Leads New York Yacht Club Cruise Plans
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt steering the steam yacht North Star arrived from Fayal via Newport with the New York Yacht Club. After several months cruising European waters, Vanderbilt will immediately begin drafting plans for the club’s annual cruise.
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Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Fayal
Newport
Commodore Vanderbilt
Amateur jockeys shine as Belmont hosts two stakes races
At Belmont Park yesterday amateur riders won both the flat stake and the Meadowbrook Hunters Steeplechase. Rio Grande ridden by Dion Kerr beat Black Oak by a head in the Amateur Cup while Pete Dailey won the hunter event after a tight finish with Flying Machine and My Grace.
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Washington
Boston
Belmont
Antaeus
Raymond Belmont
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Black Oak
John Tucker
Master of Craft
Jay O’brien
Rio Grande
Dion Kerr
Mr. Kerr
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Gardiner
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Pessara-Valara
W. F. Mathews
W. O. Joplin
Meadowbrook
Suffragette Escapes Serious Harm After Gallop Incident
Two year old filly Suffragette trained by James R. Keene ran away yesterday at Sheepshead Bay, narrowly hitting a fence but suffering only minor cuts. Edward Corrigan announced plans to sell his racing horses and breeding stock, with yearlings from his farm to be sold in New York. Belmont Park published weights for the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap next Saturday, led by T. S Martin at 160 pounds and John M. P. at 158.
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James R. Keene Stabie
Sheepshead Bay
Edward Corrigan
Belmont Park
Corrigan
New York
T. S Martin
John M. P
Agent
Mr. McCann
Grand Pa
Commodcers Fontaine
Steam yacht Issaquena goes into commission for season
The Issaquena yacht owned by A. M. and J. Stewart of the New York Yacht Club was placed in commission yesterday signaling the start of the season. Baseball Today features an American League Park game at 4 P. M. with the New York Americang va listed among participants.
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A. M. and
J. @. Stewart
New York Yacht Club
Baseball Today
American League
Great Neck Loses At Polo In Opening Match
Special to The New York Times Great Neck N Y May 95 opening polo season drew a large crowd at Gracefield estate for the second Great Neck Challenge Cup with New Haven and Great Neck clubs. New Haven dominated the play with R T Keeney scoring and Millburn and Grace adjusting for Great Neck before delays and injuries shortened the game to three on a side.
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New York Times
Great Neck
Long Island
Gracefield
W. R
J. P. Grave
New Haven
R. T. Keeney
J. P. Grace
George Millburn
W.R. Grace
J. _B. Thomas, Jr
W. R. Grace
J. BP
Grace
E. Stoddard
J. Hunt
W. L. Goodwin
Geo. Millburn
Paul J. Rainey
S. H. Geer
Long Island Championship Tennis Action Across Brooklyn Courts
The Long Island championship resumed at Kings County Lawn Tennis Club with singles and doubles rounds. Notable results include Edwin P. Larned defeating L. Reimer, A. L. Williston beating H. C. Meinken, and Frederick B. Alexander besting Gustave F. Touchard in men’s play, plus Mrs. A. G. Miles and Louise Hammond advancing in the women's singles. East Jersey League also reported four doubles teams advancing at Plainfield Country Club.
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Kings County Lawn Tennis Iule
Prooklyn
Walte
Knickerbocker F. C
W. Franklin
Kings County
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Oe H. Belknap
H. Roberts
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Strooklyn
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H. L. Westfall
Robert M. Beckley
Dimon E. Roberts
Otto H. Hinck
F. Gates
Walter L. Pate
F. H._ Sanborn
C. H. Billings
F.M. Neves
C. H. Dunn
R. D. Barnes
E. Lee
Dr. William _Rosenbaum
J. F. Condon
Frederick B
A. G. Miles
Louise Hammond
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
116Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
W.C. Clark
Clara Kutroff
E. T. Rice
East Jersey
Plainfield Country Club
Dean Mathey
R. A. West
Elizabeth Town
Country
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H. S. Long
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Ilderan
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A. Brower
W. B. Cragin, Jr
W. Wadsworth
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Fe.a. Weeks
Elizabeth
Englewood players win two semis at Columbia meet
In the interscholastic tennis meet semi finals on South Field at Columbia University Reimer and Erasmus defeated Blache of Englewood High School 6 2 7 5. Clinch of Englewood School for Boys beat Day of Montclair High School 6 1 6 2.
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Columbia University
Reimer
Erasmus
Blache
Englewood High School
Clinch
Englewood School
Day
Montclair High School
Farewell Banquet For European Billiards Champion Lucien Rerolle
A sendoff last night at the Liederkranz Club honored Lucien Rerolle, European amateur billiard champion, who departs today on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Second place in the international tournament was noted. Speakers included PS Poggenburg, Charles J. A. Towne, E. L. Schmitz, and Maurice Daly.
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Lucien Rerolle
Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Liederkranz Club
East Fifty-eighth Street
PS Poggenburg
Charles J. A. Towne
E. L. Schmitz
Maurice Daly
M. Revolle
Klenke
D. L. Schmitz
Jockey Club Stewards Announce Race Meeting Appointments
The Stewards of The Jockey Club met yesterday in the Windsor Arcade under Vice Chairman James R. Keene. They appointed officials for upcoming race meetings and granted licenses to several jockeys and trainers while suspending S. J. Barnett’s license. Deputy Steward Herman B. B Duryea was named in Belmont’s absence. Representatives to future race settings were chosen: Andrew Miller for Brooklyn, H. K. Knapp for Coney Island, and H. J. Morris for Buffalo.
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F. K. Sturgis
F. R. Hitchcock
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S. J. Barnett
Pimlico Track
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Norman. Brooks
E. Callahan
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Tony
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Daniel Murphy
Edward Murier
Alton Ramsey
Henry Smitth
Elliott Wolke
Robert Boyle
George Barbee
Richard J. Berger
J. E. Cook
W. €. Daly
C. Franklin
John W. Graver
J. Garson
Charles H. Hughes
L. Strube
John H. Valentine
J. C. Williams
John 8. Ward
Herman B.B. Duryéa
August Belmont
Belmont
New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
H. K. Knapp
Buffalo Racing Association
H. J. Morris
Automobiles for Race Track Leave Broadway at Noon and Night
The schedule shows cars leaving the Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 12 50 p m and 11 00 p m for the race track with a fare of one dollar.
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Broadway
Bryant
Manhattan Auto Car CO
Times Building
Broadway Entrance
Murdoch Tourists End Transcontinental Car Run in Philadelphia
J H Murdoch arrived in Philadelphia at 4 30 this afternoon completing a 32 day cross continental pleasure trip from Los Angeles in a Packard eight horsepower car. He traveled 3 778 miles with seven passengers and minimal tire trouble. The journey, begun April 24, aimed to show long trips by private cars are feasible and may influence a return run for a New York Times organized contest.
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Philadelphia
J.H. Murdoch
Los Angeles
New York
Murdoch
Evanston
Wyo
L. L. Whitman
Ogden
Whitman
Mr. Murdoch
Bellevue-Stratford
Johnstown
Penn
Death Valley
Garlic Springs
Nev
Packard
Goldfield
Fly
Great Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Race prospects discussed for second international Savannah race
The Automobile Club of America committee met at the Fifty-fourth Street club house to consider a favorable report on a second international race over the Savannah course and will announce after today’s Board of Governors meeting. Simultaneously the Racine Board of the American Automobile Association will meet at Fifth Avenue HQ to state its stance on the proposal and protests from the Automobile Clubs of France and Great Britain.
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Fifty-fourth Street
Board of Governors
Savannah
Racine
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France
Great Britain
Vanderbilt Wins Blue Ribbon At Philadelphia Horse Show
The seventeenth annual Philadelphia Horse Show opened at St. Martins Green Wissahickon under clear skies. Reginald C Vanderbilt won first prize with Dr Selwonk in Class 20 Harness. Other blue ribbons went to White Wall Ariel Pride of Prides Unicorn Miss Ann and Mss Ann with various owners in New York Conn and Berwyn.
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Wissahickon
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William H. Moore
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Br. G
Br. m
Unicorn
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Lord Burleigh
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Emily Bedford
Green Farms
Conn
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Weatherbee
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Quigley and Morgan Expelled From Intercollegiate Track
Chicago television reports expose a major scandal as Ray mond Quigley captain and star sprinter and Freeman Morgan broad jumper are expelled from intercollegiate competition. Quigley allegedly won and kept 310 from a July 4 Cripple Creek celebration shortly after his captaincy was elected. Morgan allegedly deserted the Chicago team for a Midlothian Country Club dinner, costing Chicago a dual meet against Wisconsin by two points.
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Badgers
McGovern to Box Robson Tonight in New York
Terry McGovern returns to New York tonight for a six round bout with Spike Robson the English champion at the National Athletic Club 147 149 Twenty fourth Street McGovern last fought in the city two years ago defeating Jimmy Britt at Madison Square Garden with a noted comeback attempt.
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New York
Jimmy Britt
Madison Square Garden
McGovern
Spike Robson
National Athletic Club
Twenty-fourth Street
NYAC Forfeits Race At Philadelphia Regatta
The eight oared crews of the New York Athletic Club and University of Pennsylvania were to row off the dead heat after dark on the Schuylkill River but NYAC forfeited. The Red and Blue won the Stewards Plaque and Penn seeks a rematch at Harlem Regatta.
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Ward
Mercury
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Harlem Regatta Association
Cornell Navy Rowing Faces Varsity Dilemma After Sanger Sickness
Ithaca May 25 The Cornell Navy varsity crew loses bow rower Sanger to hospital treatment just days before a race with Harvard on the Charites River. Coach Courtney faces a crisis with no substitutes as he weighs breaking up the second eight or risking defeat to Pennsylvania next Saturday. Freshman Hadley No. 3 was dismissed for insubordination.
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Hadley
Quakers Send Few Entries to Memorial Day Regatta
Philadelphia will be represented by three crews in the Memorial Day regatta of the Harlem Regatta Association. Sixty five total entries were received, far below previous years, with thirteen New York crews competing in the American Rowing Association regatta. The event features an eight oared schoolboat race and an exhibition by the Atalanta Boat Club eight that won championships in 1889 and 1800. Trials are in the morning, finals in the afternoon.
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Yale Navy Rowing Team Joins Thames Regatta Trip
Yale crews received permission to travel to Gales Ferry on the Thames next Wednesday for the Harvard regatta set for June 25. The Varsity eight and four with substitutes, along with the freshman eight, will compete under Coach Kennedy with team officials and faculty in attendance. Robert Hale Noyes Jr., former Varsity eight captain, becomes head coach of the freshman eight.
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Schoolboy crew practice restricted by faculty at De Witt Clinton
Reports say De Witt Clinton school crew, entered in the Memorial Day regatta on the Harlem River, practiced last Sunday under Capt John Nagle of the Harlem Rowing Club. Nagle says the crew did not row fast, while Stuyvesant boys were seen in the morning, causing a mistaken impression they were De Witt Clinton.
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