Change of Pitchers Costly to Yankees Browns Win
The American League scores show St Louis 5 New York 3 and other results with Cleveland 2 at Washington and Boston 16 Chicago 3. New York still leads amid a chaotic game marked by pitcher changes and a cameo by Master Williams, as fans interactions and odd plays color the narrative.
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Jimmy McAleer
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James
Master Williams
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Genthanks
Gn.e
Page
Williams
Russet Oxford Shoes With Coordinating Socks
A brief note describes russet oxfords paired with matching russet socks for a coordinated menswear look suitable for cool weather and uniform style.
Highland stumbles in late innings as New York wins
In a tense game the Highlanders push in the sixth and tie on Niles’ hit, but St Louis pulls ahead in the ninth. Newton pitches for New York and limits errors while Hogg struggles for St Louis. Final score 8 to 5 in favor of New York.
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Potteries and Durchell vs McFarland Altrock Nelson Shaw
In Boston the scoreline shows Potteries Durchell and McFarland along with Altrock Nelson and Shaw. Umplire Mr Con.
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R.E.E
Potteries
Durchell
McFarland
Altrock
Nelson
Shaw
Mr. Con
Detroit Battery Players Face Officials in Sc Sequences
In Detroit a sc sequence lists Donovan, Payre, Plank, and Powers with umpires Sheridan and Hurst. The fragment references Philadelphia and a numeric code 4000090100-141, suggesting a sporting or official match note with battery mentions and umpire names.
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R.H.E
Detroit
Philadelphia
Donovan
Payre
Plank
Powers
Messrs. Sheridan and Hurst
Battery firm notes names and umpire in city listing
A fragment lists B E C Washington 1.00 to 100 0389 71 Cleveland and a line of surnames Batteries Smith Street Joss Rhoades Clark with an umpire Evans. The context points to a local business or match listing with participants and an official.
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Washington
Cleveland
Smith and Street
Joss, Rhoades
Clark
Evans
Giants Defeat Chicago In Patchwork National League Clash
New York wins 7 to 4 over Chicago as injuries affect both sides. Cincinnati tops Brooklyn 2 to 1, while St. Louis shuts out Philadelphia 2 to 0. Wittsburg defeats Boston 8 to 1. Today’s games include New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Boston at Pittsburg.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wittsburg
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnat
Seesdd
Unclear fragment of sports score list
Fragmentary score fragment shows multiple city abbreviations and odd characters. no coherent game result or context is established.
Giants Triumph Over Cubs 7–4 With Patchwork Lineup
With a wounded, patching squad the Giants beat the Cubs 7 to 4 in Chicago. Bridwell, Bresnahan, Seymour, and Ames arouse concern as Crandall's rookie start yields victory. Home runs boost the score. Mathewson, Taylor, and McGinnity falter while Heulbach is hit. Reulbach struggles with control as Giants rally to edge the Cubs after an early lead.
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New York Times
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Giants
Cubs
Bridwell
Bresnahans
Seymour
Ames
Mathewson
Taylor
McGinnity
McGraw
Crandall
Heulbach
Reusbach
Reulbach
Umpire Names in Bergen and Ritter Case
In the text Welmer Campbell and McLean Bergen and Ritter are mentioned with an umpire labeled Mr. The fragment hints at a sports officiating scene involving several individuals and an umpire.
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R.H.E
Welmer
Campbell
McLean
Bergen
Ritter
Short fragment mentions umpires and names
Fragmentary text lists officials and umpires including Messrs Rudderham and others, with sparse references to individuals and measurements.
Interscholastic Final Round On South Field
The final round occurred yesterday at South Field and Versity where George Church Engle von from Lincoln Reimer faced Colum in a tennis match ending 6 2.
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South Field
Atversity
George Church
Englevon
Lincoln Reimer
Colum
Yankees Acquire 200-Pound Pitcher in Record Trade
In a surprising move reported by The New York Times, the New York Yankees acquire a hard throwing pitcher weighing about 200 pounds in a high profile deal. The buyer and financial terms were not fully disclosed, but the trade signals a push to bolster the rotation for the stretch run.
Melisande Wins Laureate Stakes In Outsprint Thriller
At Belmont Park the Forsythe Stable’s High Private misfired and Melisande owned by James R. Keene swept the five furlong Laureate Stakes, beating High Private and Statesman. Tourenne captured the Cosmopolitan Handicap, with Jack Atkin second after a bold stretch effort. Roseben and Royal Tourist were among beaten favorites as Usual top names under Whitney and Keene saw mixed results.
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Jack Atkin
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James R. Keene
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Keene's two colts fire fast at Sheepshead Bay trials
James R. Keene sent two three year old colts to fast morning trials at Sheepshead Bay. Colin tuned for the Belmont Stakes as a mile and three eighths effort with a 1:42 2-6 first mile and 2:37 2-5 for the mile and a half. Celt trialed for the Brooklyn Handicap going a mile and a quarter with a 1:40 1-5 first mile and 2:07 2-5 for the full distance.
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Colin
Celt
Sheepshead Bay
Belmont Park
Gravesend
Belmont
Brooklyn
Aie
Belmonts Sail to England for Epsom Derby Race
August Belmont and Perry Belmont head to England aboard the Lusitania to oversee the English Derby at Epsom next Wednesday. Belmont's colt Norman III. is a Derby favorite after winning the Two Thousand Guineas, with William K. Vanderbilt sending Seasick II from France. Perry Belmont plans to stay after the Derby to enter horses for the Grand Prix de Paris two weeks later.
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Broadway Entrance Times Building Schedule
Daily service departs Broadway entrance of the Times Building at 12 30 noon and 1 00 PM. Fare is one dollar.
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Broadway Entrance Times
Wrestlers for Olympic Tryouts Held at Savage Institute
Admirers scarce as final American Olympic tryouts were held in New York City last night. George H. Mehnert won the 115 and 119 pound classes, John H. Krug Jr. captured the 147 pound class, and Lee J. Talbott faced G. W. Smith in a heavyweights match. Metropolitan AAU set junior championships for Travers Island on July 11 with a one mile walk planned.
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Miss Mix Leads as Local Women’s Championship Opens
Miss Julia R. Mix of Englewood Golf Club wins medal for lowest qualifying score at the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship opening on the Orange County course. She carded 93 for 18 holes, followed by Miss Georgianna Bishop with 97. Eight players qualified for match play, including Mrs. E F Sanford and Mrs. F Fellowes Morgan with 98 and 102.
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Conn
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Gaw Surprises Golfers In British Amateur Run
H L Gaw of Philadelphia stunned Sandwich links with a brilliant morning win over Gordon Simpson in the British amateur championship. He lost in the afternoon to A V Hambro, but his 22nd hole victory and deft putting drew praise from local players and rivals.
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Philadelphia
Sandwich Links
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McGovern Draws With Spike Robson In Six Round Bout
In a six round National Athletic Club match, former champion McGovern fought Spike Robson to a draw. Spectators judged Robson underwhelming while McGovern failed to recapture past form, with Robson pressing in round five and McGovern chasing in round six.
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Race clubs clash over Vanderbilt Cup amid protests
The American Automobile Association Board of Governors met to discuss the French and British protests against the Vanderbilt Cup rule. The Savannah Automobile Club denied pledging support to an international race and warned of handling sanctions to enforce sanctioned events. The meeting, the largest in AAA history, postponed to this afternoon with unanimous actions and notices to foreign clubs to address communications to the AAA.
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Automobile Club
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
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New York City
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Ostend
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Pardington
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Battey
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América
Transcontinental auto trip ends in city with 82 day tally
Jacob Murdock of Johnstown Pennsylvania completes a Los Angeles to New York voyage in a Packard with his family in 82 days 5 hours 25 minutes from a total log distance of 3692 miles. He spares seven days, driving 25 actual days, and set a best private owner record for pleasure travel.
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Women and Men Tennis Champions Duel on West Side Courts
The West Side Club nc continues the championship with Jeannette Smith and Elizabeth Moore advancing to the final rounds in the women's doubles after straight-set wins. In men's events, Boo Jr. defeats C M Bull Jr in the singles final, while doubles matches feature Seymour Johnson with Louis Hatzfeld and other pairings securing wins or byes amid a crowded early round schedule.
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L. H. Fitch
Johnson
L. E. Ssnes
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Belmont Family Polo Clash At Van Cortlandt Park
A polo match yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park saw Squadron A defeat the Belmonts 8 to 5 points in ten six minute periods August Belmont and August Belmont Jr led the Belmonts while Louis Neilsen and J H Hunt starred for Squadron A The West Point cadet polo team will visit tomorrow to play Squadron A
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Belmonts
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Governors Meet Over Neutral Polo Field Plan at Belmont Park
Perry Belmont presided at a Turf and Field Club board meeting attended by John Jacob Astor and other leaders. A joint conference with Polo Association president H L Herbert discussed building a neutral polo field on United Hunts grounds at Belmont Park for championship army and interclub games. The proposal was deferred pending broader club support.
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J. Searle Barclay, Jr
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H. L. Herbert
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De Witt Clinton High Seizes Dual Meet At Columbia Oval
De Witt Clinton High School track team defeated Columbia free men 43 to 38 at Columbia Oval. The crowd watched keenly as the score remained close, with the freshmen leading until the final event the 880 was decided.
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Bunny Runs To Fair Arms In Excited Horse Show Scene
At a Philadelphia fair the society crowd erupted as a rabbit named Bunny caused a chase by riders and onlookers. Mrs Frank Gould saved the animal, while George Watson and others won prizes in dealers’ harness events and pony harness competitions.
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Yale Soccer Schedule For Spring Season Announced
The Yale soccer football schedule for next spring is announced. March 13 Columbia at New York, March 20 Harvard at New Haven, March 27 Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, April 3 Cornell at New Haven, April 10 Haverford at Haverford.
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