Yankees Unload Game 10 Browns Rivals to Win
American League results show New York defeated by St. Louis 7 to 2 with Boston 4, Chicago 2, Washington 3, Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 5, Detroit 4. The piece notes Howell’s ninth inning pitching and critiques New York’s uneven defense and misplays as St. Louis players dominate with quick, clean work during a long late game.
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J. Louis
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicagd
Eetre
Ww. L. P.co
DsiDetroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsborg
Automobiles to Ball Grounds Special Cars From Times Building
Special cars depart from the Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 5 P M. Bryant phone 1903 announces Manhattan Auto Car Co offering rides for 50 cents with an office in the Times Building.
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Ball Grounds
Broadway
Times
Bryant
Manhattan Auto- Car. CO
Times Building
Boys' Wash Suits in Sailor and Norfolk Styles
Bargain boys garments highlight wash suits in sailor Russian and double breasted cuts. Fabrics emphasize feather weight batiste like woolen cloths. gray ba tiste striped and plaid options priced from 12.50 to 14.50.
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Norfolk
Boys Summer Wear Sale at Broadway Stores
An old newspaper item advertises boys summer goods including straw hats blouses shirts and thin underwear. It notes shoes and tan Oxfords for boys and marks a Broadway Stores location with multiple street addresses. The text suggests a focus on affordable summer attire for boys and fathers' summer wear.
Ball by Ball Fight on Umpire Sparks St. Louis Rally
In a tense St. Louis vs New York game the crowd roared as Howell used a new cover ball to fuel a late surge. Stone delivered a two base hit, bringing Jones home while the note of controversy over umpire Silk O Loughlin echoed from Regali's on Staten Island to the stands.
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St. Louis
Howell
Nev Er
Jonesy
Stone
Silk O'Loughlin
Regali's
Staten’ Iskind
Silk
New York
Stahl
Jones
Conroy
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Spencer, .c
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Chesbro
Ria O
Luke
Sti Doule
Beason
Lake
Pare
Hoffman
Williams
Wilt Jones
Giants Whitewash Cubs On Western Trip
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 1 to 0 at the West Side Grounds in Chicago. Pitcher Pfeister held Chicago to three hits, while Wiltse allowed five hits for New York. Bresnahan injured, Bresnahan finger bone broken. catcher's abscess causing pain.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Giants
Cubs
New York
West Side Grounds
Press
Pfeister
Cub
Doyle
Herzog
Steinfeldt
Devlin
Doyie
Wiltse
Bresnahan
Resate Evers
Shannon
Si'kard
Otenney
Schulte
Odontiin
lChance
Oseym'r
Stafdt
Fraser
Zimmer
Belmont Park Races Briefly Marred by Startling Stallion Action
J F Madden's Clockwork caused a mishap at Belmont when the colt bolted from the stable area toward the straight course and crashed through a rail, leaving Betty Vincent behind as the race went on. Meanwhile James R Keene shipped Super Man to Kentucky after an injury marred his Metropolitan Handicap bid. Paul J Rainer restructures his stable separating steeplechasers from flat racers with DeMund joining trainer Ed Peters. Don Creole, in a Brooklyn Handicap trial, clocked 1 40 for a mile and 2 06 5 5 for the full distance, the fastest Brooklyn prep since Banaster.
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J. FE. Madden
Belmont Park
Madden
Clockwork
Betty Vincent
Yost
Eve
James R. Keene
Superman
Keene
Sheepshead Bay
Kentucky
Castleton Staupd
Paul J. Rainer
Rainer
DeMund
Ed Peters
Roy Rainey
T. S&s. Martin
Sanctus
William Garth
Brooklyn
Don Creole
Mr. Barte
Gravesend Track
C. Leighton
Banaster
Gravesend
Baseball Today 4 P. M. Americans vs St. Louis
Baseball action announced for today at American League Park at 4 P. M. The Americans face the St. Louis team with expected strong pitching and lineup availability. Fans are advised to arrive early for seating and program details.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
St. Louis
Adv
Sanctus Captures The Stake In Belmont Park Race
Sanctus wins the International Steeplechase Handicap at Belmont Park beating Bayonet and Grandpa. Stanina takes the Ladies Stakes for H P Whitney, while the day’s big event, the International, draws a large crowd. Sanctus was one of four favorites and secured victory by a length and a half.
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New York
Belmont Park Course
Paul J. Rainey
H. P. Whitney
Stanina
Sanctus
The
International
Deleanta
Bayonet
Delcanta
Grandpa
Taboo
Delaby
Kate
J. Mouore
Racquet
Leach
Amnesty
Madeira
Laelenero Ae Isetty Vincent
Sumter
Clockwork
Shreve
Stone
Esbs
Gabe
Delcania
Fenders
Amanda H
Griffith
B. G
St. Leonards-Harpsichord
William Garth
Potentate
Turease
Aftongreen Stable
M. . Kelly
Herbert
Musgrave
Mayette
Shaw
Connaught Ranger
Garner
McDaniel
Madden
B. c
Ethelbert Morganath
H.R. Brandt
Stantina
E. Dugan
Jersey Lightning
Koerner
Jeanne d'Arc
J. Lee
Whitney
B. F
Nasturtium
A. J. Joyner
Dupee
McInerney
Doubles Play Dominates Long Island Championship
In Brooklyn on the Kings County Club courts the top National doubles pair Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett advanced to the final by defeating H. S. Roberts and J. C. Allen 6-2 6-3. In the women's doubles Miss Sallie Homans and Miss E. A. Lane won their first round at the West Side Club.
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Kings County Club
Brooklyn
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Knickerbocker Field Club
H. S. Roberts
J. C. Allen
R Aty
Charles M. Bul, Jr
H. C. Martin
A. L. Williston
W. M. Jennings
Charles M. Bull, Jr
W. C. Martin
Otto
H. ‘Hinck
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Edwin P. Larned
C Frederick Watson, Jr
H. J. Billings
C.F. Neves
Frederick’ Be Alexander
Stealy
Raymond PD
Little
Sallie Homans
E. A. Lane
Louise Hammond
F. A. Tanner
Ross Burchard
F. P. Fisher
Thames Ec. Trask
F. C. Inman
Fitzar W. Leonard
Raymond D. Little
E. BR. Corninwall
J. H. Fitch
Automobiles for Race Track Depart Broadway Broadway Times Building
Automobiles depart the Broadway entrance of the Times Building daily at 12 30 noon and 1 00 PM for the race track. Fare is 1.00.
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Broadway Entrance
Columbia Defeats Penn In Dimly Reported College Baseball Game
Under a large Columbia student crowd at the Polo Grounds Columbia beat the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 1. Freshman Murray Lee dominated, allowing only one hit and no walks, while Penn’s errors in the fifth opened the scoring. Lee struck out seven as Columbia maintained the lead, with Penn threatening in the eighth before Lee ended the danger. Attendance about 3,000.
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Columbia
Polo Grounds
University of Pennsylvania
Murray Lee
Zimber
Hayes
Pennsylvania
Lee
Ab Pyne
Schmidt
Thayer
Drigan
Young
Spring
Woods
Colier
Twitmire
Vlee Penn
Hendrick
Londrigan
Simpson
Osterhout
Miltenberger
Kimbel
Mr. Fitts
College Battery Listings Across East Coast Grounds
R H E names and lineups appear for multiple collegiate matches and venues including Easton Ithaca West Point New Haven and others. Batteries listed include Voorhees Mahoney Caldwell McDonald and others with scores and affiliations at each site.
Speedway hosts fast third cup matinée by Road Drivers
The Road Drivers Association showcased ideal conditions as Invader, Dr. Chase, and Charney Belden led a strong field in two heat wins and pacing records at the Speedway. Thomas B. Leahy’s pacer set another fast time while Kate Nelson and Cuban competed in split heats amid a near season best overall. A two-starter team race drew attention as many events posted record speeds.
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Road Drivers’ Association
Invader
Dr. Chase
Charney Belden
Thomas B. Leahy
Speedway
Kate Nelson
Guttenburg
Trotters
Zealous
Charles Brandon
Lord Bromley
Fish
Judge Poardman
J. I. Toplitz
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B. m
Cee
George Me
Ch. G
Cosden
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C. m. Oracle
Rose Electrite
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E. Boltenus
MM. Jermony
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Salstone
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Treat
Hinds
Iseteateral Gio
Ae Oa Claro
Joseph F. Gibbons
E. J. la Place
Cuban
J. M. Redbird
Ben Ryan
Coren
Leahy
Lizzie Pandit
Cornell Varsity Crew Heads to Boston for Harvard Race
Cornell crew, with Coach Courtney, Manager Vanderveer and boat builder Hoyle, travels to Boston to race Harvard on the Charles River Saturday. The eight will row in Cambridge, with Williams, Bayer, Clerk, Dods, Brinten, Backus, Stevens and Cox Clark. Twenty five men joined the track trip to Philadelphia for the intercollegiate meet. trainer Moakley backs Michigan or Pennsylvania to win, but credits Cornell with a chance.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Charles E. Courtney
Vanderveer
John Hoyle
Boston
Harvard
Charles River
Cambridg
Williams
Bayer
Clerk
Dods
Brinten
Backus
Stevens
Cox
Clark
Philadelphia
Moakley
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Belmont Park Racing Schedule May 13 to May 80
Trains from East 34th Street list times in sequence for opening day Saturdays and Decoration Day. Parlor cars on 20 and 1:00 trains reserved for Turf and Field Club members and annual subscribers. Box seats available at Waldorf Astoria and Pinkerton's on 57 Broadway.
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34Th St
Flatbush Av
Brooklyn
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East 34Th St
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Pinkerton
Broadway
Auto Club Plans Second Road Race and Four Annual Events
The Automobile Club of America, after accepting the American Automobile Association's debt, moves to hold an annual international road race for the Grand Prize beginning Fall 1908 under Ostend rules. Additional events include Briarcliff stock car road race and a long distance touring car contest plus a hill climb. Foreseen Savannah course venue and expected foreign entries frame the decision.
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Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
America
The
Automobile Club
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Savannah
KE. H. Gary
Robert Lee Morrell
Henry Sanderson
William G. McAdoo
Frederick D. Underwood
William Pierson Hamilton
George F. Chamberlain
Col
John Jacob Astor
Winthrop E. Scarritt
Mora Motor Car enters Vanderbilt Cup with six cylinder model
William Burke, New York representative for Mora Motor Car Company, filed the first formal entry for the Vanderbilt Cup on behalf of S. H. Mora. He said American manufacturers should declare their position early and Mora would enter with a six cylinder car. The Vanderbilt Cup Commission reportedly ruled that foreign material can be used if parts are made in America, except magnetos.
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New York
Mora Motor Car Company
S. H. Mora
Burke
America
Mora
Vanderbilt
Acme
Stearns
Europe
England
Wales
France
Germany
Austria
Guy Vaughan
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Broadway
Cor
56Th Street
Irish American Club Vets 250 For Olympic Fund Drive
At a Monday meeting the Irish American Athletic Club voted 250 dollars to the Olympic Committee of the Amateur Athletic Union to support American athletes competing in London in July. The club has 28 men training for the June 6 Philadelphia tryouts and arranged a special train for athletes and friends to the Quakers trial.
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Irish-American Athletic Club
Olympic Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
London
Philadelphia
Jon
Yale Loses Sprinter Lester Stevens to Injury
Special to The New York Times reports Yale will be without sprinter Lester Stevens who sprained a tendon while practicing in New Haven. Stevens, from Milwaukee and a former University of Minnesota athlete, leaves Yale with a reduced chance to win the intercollegiate championship next Saturday.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale Today
Lester Stevens
Yale
Stevens
Milwaukee
University of Minnesota
Accident at Wissahickon Horse Show in Philadelphia
A hunting class accident at the Wissahickon Horse Show injures Isaac Jobson and dislocates his shoulder, with his horse Yarafort bucking into the rail. Jobson’s wrist fractures. spectators rush to aid him as several women faint. Winners include Doeneaster Model, Guy Fortune, Lively Beeswing, Priscilla, Sandow and Sultan, Red Raven, Daphne, Dr. Seiwonk, and Pride oPrides.
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Philadelphia
Wissahickon
Richard P. McGrann
Grand View Stock Farms
Lancaster
Penn
Isaac Jobson
Tarafort
Johson
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Elsinore Farm
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Guy Fortune
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William H. Moore
New York
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Milwaukee
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Sultan
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Red Raven
Thomas
J. Feros
Richmond
Gay Fortune
Daphne
Dr. Seiwonk
Reginald ¢. Vanderbilt
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Lady Stuart
Richard McGranh
Pride
Middlesex Hunt
Master H. Higginson
South Lincoln
Mass
New Haven Polo Team Defeated Badly by Rockaway Hunt Club
May 27 New Haven polo team faced a crushing defeat at Rockaway Hunt Club in the second Great Neck Challenge Cup match. Rockaway won 19 earned goals to 9 with 4 goals lost for penalties, while New Haven scored none in play. J A Rawlins Rene La Montagne and D Chauncey led Rockaway scoring as New Haven forfeited three-quarters of a goal for penalties.
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New York Times
Great Neck
L.K
New Haven
Rockaway
Hunt Club
Yale Town
J. A Rawlins
Rene la Montagne
D. Chauncey
Rocksway
Rawlins
J. A. Rawlins
Lace
Goels
Jess
St. Goals
Morgan Grace
S. H. Geer
Midshipman Douglass Honored With Thompson Trophy
Annapolis May 27 Archibald Douglass captain of the Naval Academy football team and pitcher for the nine has his name placed on the Thompson Trophy Cup as the midshipman of his class with the greatest personal influence for promoting athletics. William H. Dague All America end and nine member will receive a sword as best all around athlete of his class.
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Annapolis
Archibald_ Douglass
Knoxville
Tenn
Naval Academy
William H. Dague
Fowler
Ind
Women Golfers in Championship Semi Final Set at Essex County
Miss Julian R. Mix Englewood faces Miss Georgianna Bishop Brooklawn in a sesmifinal at Grange N J as the Metropolitan Championship narrows to a deciding match. Mix aims to continue her strong form after a 4 up 2 to play win.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Julian R. Mix
Englewood
Georgianna Ldishop
Brooklawn Club
Essex County Country Club
Grange
N. J
Sanue
Miss Bishop
Miss Mix
Pinehurst
Balluster Club
Mrs. Morgan
Anouther
W. Fellowes Morgan
Baltusrol
A. D. Aldridge
Dyker Meadow
F. D. Mager
Essex County
J. B. Kenney
Richmond County
Bertha Crahan
North Jersey
James Barclay
Hackensack
English pair defeats Gould and Sands in Queen's Club match
In London at Queen's Club on May 27 Eustace Miles and W H Pennell defeated Jay Gould and Charles Sands of New York in a four handed lawn tennis match. The Americans won the first two sets 2-6 and 6-8 but the English duo answered with three straight sets 6-1 6-3 7-3 to take the match 3 sets to 2.
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London
Queen's Club
Eustace H. Miles
W. H. Pennell
Jay Gould
Charles E. Sands
New York
Navy Rifle Team Granted Participation at Camp Perry
Secretary Metcalf reversed a prior ruling and allowed members of last year's Navy rifle team now with the Atlantic battleship fleet to participate in this year's rifle contest at Camp Perry Ohio. The Navy team won high honors in last year's shoot.
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Metca
Navy
Camp Perry
Ohio
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