Giants Sweep Two From Quakers in Polo Grounds Slugfest
The New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Quakers in both morning and afternoon games at the Polo Grounds. Wiltse pitched a no-hitter through ten innings in the opener, aiding a 1-0 victory, while Doyle and Donlin powered a 9-3 nightcap as New York climbed in the pennant race.
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Rucker Shuts Down Boston In Brooklyn Doubleheader
In Boston on July 4 Brooklyn and Boston split a twin bill. The morning game went to Boston 7 to 5 with Pastorious delivering a homer and a late rally. In the nightcap Brooklyn’s Rucker was near invincible, steering Brooklyn to a 5 to 1 victory aided by Lumley and Sheehan.
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Yankees Win First Game as Senators Dominate Second
In Washington on July 4 the New York Americans won the morning game 5 to 1 amid a Yankees lineup depleted by infield losses. The Washington Senators took the afternoon game 6 to 2, with Jack Kleinow stepping in at second base and delivering solid defense.
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Connecticut League Results Snapshot
Connecticut league results show Meriden defeating New Haven 4 3 in the first game and 4 3 in the second. Springfield beat Holyoke 4 1. New Britain won 2 0 against Waterbury in the first game and 6 to none in the second against Waterbury. Hartford defeated Bridget 2 0 in the first game while Hertford beat Sport 2 1 in the second.
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Holiday Baseball In Big Leagues Tonight
National League games feature Cincinnati at St. Louis. Yesterday’s results include New York over Philadelphia 1 0 and 9 3, Boston over Brooklyn 7 5 and 5 1, Chicago over Pittsburg 2 0 and 9 3, with St. Louis beating Cincinnati 3 2 and Cincinnati 6 2. American League matches list Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis and New York Washington Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland in two games each. Standings reflect current team records and ties across leagues.
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Rain Delays Big Cycle Race At Vailsburg Track
The thirty mile motor pace race between Jimmy Moran and Nat Butler at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark was postponed due to a soaked board track. Races planned for yesterday will be added to today's regular programme.
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Whippany Wins Polo Game at Local Club
Whippany River Club defeated Essex County Country Club 5 goals to 4. Lineups: Whippany River Club Borman Kenerson Kenneth Schley Frank Kinnicutt Courtland Nicoll. Essex County Theodore D. Robinson Charles Barry Charles A. Munn J Y B Walker.
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Auto Races at Pimlico Track
Robert Morton of York Pennsylvania won two main events at Pimlico speedway today taking the Pimlico free-for-all handicap in ten forty four and the fifty mile motor car race in fifty seven eight. He drove a horsepower car in both events and also won the five mile touring car race in six sixteen.
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Fairs Retains Tennis Title After Championship Match
London July 4 Cecil Punch Fairs holder of the professional world court tennis title defeated challenger E Johnson to reach the final. The match went best in thirteen sets with Fairs winning seven games to Johnson two after four sets in each of two days. Fairs led 6 2 after day two and required only one set to clinch the title, which he did with ease.
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Philadelphia Morning and Afternoon Games Summary
Two games listed between Philadelphia and Boston with innings and scores. Batteries noted as Vickers Powers Winters Pruitt Corrigan in the morning and Young Criger Plank Smith in the afternoon. Line shows various odd digits and lines likely OCR errors from a box score.
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White Sox Win First Game In Morning Tilt
In Chicago Morning action the White team defeated St. Louis 4 to 0 after a 10 inning stretch. Batteries were White, Walsh, Sullivan, Graham, Waddell, Petty and Criss with Blue and Spencer in the field. Afternoon game tied 6 to 6 as Chicago racked up six runs in a late rally. Howe lp Spencer, Welsh, Manuel and Sullivan supported the effort.
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WATE League Game Results Noted
Wilkes-Barre earns wins over Scranton 2 1 and 3 2. Troy sweeps Albany with 4 1 and 1 6. Utica defeats A J and G 3 0 and 6 0. Syracuse edges Binghamton 3 2 and 2 3.
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Travis Wins Apa Tamis Club Tournament in Golf Final
Walter J. Travis of Garden City defeated S. J. Graham of Fairfield 6 up and 4 to play to claim the Apa wamis Club tournament cup. Travis earlier beat Charles H. Seely Wee Burn 3 up and 2 to play in the semifinals in a showdown.
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Sykes Wins President's Cup At Hackensack Golf Club
The Hackensack Golf Club hosted the President's Cup for 36 holes with a record field. H W Sykes won the trophy by one stroke over G S Ackerson, amid a crowded clubhouse and an evening fireworks display.
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Murray Olyphant Wins Englewood Golf Club Championship
Murray Olyphant defeats S. V. Beckwith 1 up in the final round to take the Englewood Golf Club championship. W. L. Loughman secures the second cup by beating D. L. Manson 2 up 1 to play. F. Starbuck wins the third division, and W. C. Shoup and W. T. Berry claim other cups. Cunningham tops handicap, and Mrs. Cunningham wins the women’s putting contest.
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Lamb wins holiday handicap at St Andrews Golf Club
B Lamb captured the event with a net score of 7 cents strokes at the St Andrews Golf Club holiday handicap yesterday. Leaders included notable players in the field as the contest concluded.
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Travers Breaks Montclair Golf Course Record
Jerome D. Travers set a new Montclair Golf Club course record beating Marshall Whitlock’s 70 by one with a 69 in the morning and afternoon rounds. Travers posted a split of 36 and 33 for the total.
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Golfers Compete At Fairfield County Club
Over one hundred golfers entered contests in Classes A B and C at the Fairfield County Golf Club yesterday. E C Converse the club president and George P Sheldon partnered to post a 38 on a nine hole round. Ties in all divisions will be settled next Saturday. Seven prizes were awarded.
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Knollwood Club Handicap Winners and Top Scores
Twenty five starters contested the handicap for three prizes at Knollwood Country Club. E W Sanborn won with 187 44 143, R J Safford, Stanley Ward and S D Woodruff followed with 146 net. Woodruff took second in the playoff and Ward third. Golfers at Yountakah CC also had a busy day with an eighteen hole medal play handicap cup won by F A Marsellus, 75 net. Phillips fell to Marsellus in the final thirty six hole round. Mr and Mrs A F Rice won the mixed foursome handicap with 98 13 85.
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Three Cups Awarded in Wykagyl Country Club Matches
At Wykagyl Country Club New Rochelle three single elimination matches concluded with close wins. T. V. Bermingham defeated A. L. Lichtenstein 1 up to take the first trophy. George F. E. Wedmer beat E. R. Delano 1 up for the second cup. George Scott defeated G. B. Pinkney 1 up to claim the third cup.
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Buffalo Wins Y M C A Meet at Trenton
Buffalo led the Eastern district YMCA track and field championships scoring twenty eight points. Orange New Jersey tallied eighteen and Brooklyn thirteen while Paterson twelve Philadelphia nine New York nine and a half Trenton six Rochester six and Ardmore Pennsylvania four by omitted text.
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Yankee Cricketers Start Two Month Tour in Wales
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia cricket team begins a two months international tour with a match against South Wales tomorrow at C meeting. The representative Welsh side gathered a strong eleven and the Americans train as a balanced squad with bowlers King Hordern Lester and wicketkeepers Jordan Winter.
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Drivers Shun Heavy Track At Mineola Opening Meet
The New York Driving Club opened at Mineola with a record crowd but postponed races to next Saturday due to heavy rain making the track slippery. Officials cut events to dashes as the program faced unsafe conditions for fast driving.
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