Quinn's Triple Timely Wins for Yankees Over Senators
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators at American League Park by a score of 5 to 1 in the final game before a western trip. Jack Quinn outpitched Walter Johnson, delivering a key seventh inning triple that drove in two runs as Cree's three-base hit helped spark the victory. The win tightens New York's grip on the pennant race as they edge closer to first place and continue their steady form.
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Even Break for Philadelphia in Boston Doubleheader
Philadelphia wins the second game 4 to 2 after Boston took the first 1 to ?. The doubleheader featured Morgan vs Collins in the opener with a fourth Philadelphia player injured, and Stahl scoring twice for Boston in the nightcap. Errors by Gardner and Lewis aided Philadelphia’s two runs. Hartsel, Rath, Collins and Stahl were among the standout performers.
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Collins
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Stahl
Thomas
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Abribpo
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Aretlanes
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Engle
Hall
Brooklyn Climbs A Peg Beats Doves In Washington Park
The Brooklyn Superbas defeated the Boston Doves 4 to 1 to secure their fourth consecutive win and rise to sixth place on the pennant ladder. New pitcher Knetzer impressed by limiting Boston to six hits as Wheat and Daubert led Brooklyn’s offense with timely hits. Brooklyn turned two double plays in the field and left Gaining on base for Boston.
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Doves
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Superbas
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Wheat
Brooklyn
Bill Dahlen
Burch
Twheat
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Daubert
Lennox
Parsons
O’day
Brennan
Yankees Sell Joe Doyle to Cincinnati Reds
Joe Dorie a pitcher with the New York Yankees since August 39M was sold yesterday to the Cincinnati club of the National League and will join the Reds in this city tomorrow. Doyle has pitched two games for the Yankees this year and lost both.
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Joe Dorie
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Club
Reds
Tomurrey
Doyle
Yankees
St Louis Beats Detroit To Take Fourth Straight In Series
Detroit fell 3 to 1 at St Louis as the Tigers were topped in the fourth straight win for the home club. Key plays included two-base hits by Stone and Newman and a three-base by Newman. Petty pitched the final innings for St Louis with Bereft and Connot on the mound.
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Detroit
From &T. Louis
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Killifer
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St. Louie
Connecticut and New England League Results Brief
Connecticut league games noted with many unreadable items. matches include Stythemmpcron versus Flartford on wet fields with Pridgeport, New Britain, Waterbury, New Haven, and Holyoke results. State and New England leagues show scattered scores and weather-affected games amid garbled names and rail/train references.
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Stythemmpcron
Flartford
Pridgeport
New Britain
Waterbury
New Haven
Springfield
Holyoke
Giants Win Fourth Straight Over Philadelphia
The Giants defeated the Phillies 4 to 2 to stretch their winning streak to four. Bugs Raymond pitched well with solid support, while Grant hit a decisive home run in the eighth as Philadelphia rallied briefly. A key double steal and a rundown ended a budding rally in the seventh, and New York extended its record to ten wins and ten losses since returning to the Polo Grounds.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Giants
Home Warriors
Bugs
Raymond
McGraw
Quakers
Grant
Flaherty
Knabe
Magee
Bransfield
Devlin
Citadel
Snodgrass
Wilson
Reymond
Dooln
Deolan
Devore
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
Standings in the American League show Philadelphia leading with a 26 9 record and New York at 23 10. Yesterday's results include New York 5 Washington 1 and Philadelphia defeating Boston in a doubleheader 4 2. In the National League Chicago 22 12 leads with New York 23 14. yesterday saw New York 4 Philadelphia 2 and Brooklyn 4 Boston 1.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
W. L
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnatus
W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Chicago
Yale Cubs in a Frolic
Yale freshmen shut out Harvard by 6 to 0 in New Haven. McCreery had four of Yale’s fourteen hits, powering the victory as Yale improves in a baseball clash.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard Cubs
MccCreery
Manhattan Chess Club Wins Team Match at Home
After a marathon Memorial Day session lasting past midnight, Manhattan Chess Club defeated Franklin Chess Club of Philadelphia by 9 to 6½. Captains were William M. de Visser and P. B. Driver, with E. Michelsen of Chicago as referee. Players J. Capablanco, A B. Hodges, A. Meyer, H Meyer, Roething, J. Rosenthal, H. Rosenfeld and M. Smith won. J. M. Hanham, F. J. Marshall and TL. Rosen drew.
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Franklin Chess Club
Philadelphia
Manhattan
William M. de Visser
P. B. Driver
E. Michelsen
Chicago
J. R. Capablanco
B. Hodges
A. &. Meyer
American Association Results Brief
An item from the American Association reports on results involving Billwanee Indianapolis and Kansas City, noting trains or grains and a list-like summary of standings. The fragment indicates competition outcomes with multiple city teams and organizational references.
Newark Leads Eastern League as Indians rout Jersey City
Joe McGinnity s Indians regain first place by beating Jersey City 9 to 2 on their home grounds. McGinnity held Skeeters to scattered hits, while Newark exploded for five runs in the eighth. Jersey City defense miscues aided the visitors in a loosely played contest. Time 1 30. Umpires Byron and Murray.
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Jersey City
Abribpo Ae
London
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Toronto Triumphs And Falls In Modene Last Game
In the final Moderne contest Rochester faced Toronto with Blair Newton Vande eritt and Slattery leading a mixed a play. Second arena showed Toronto against Manchester with MecGinney and Cain credited for work as umpires Flatigen Kellr.
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Ante
Blair
Newton
Vandeeritt
Slattery
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Mochester
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Cain Oneia
Flatligen
Kellr
Montreal Triumph Over Buffalo 3 0 in Softball Match
Montreal dominates Buffalo in a lopsided game scoring three runs while holding Buffalo to none. Neefe and Erichell lead for Montreal with solid batting support from Lubec and Mc Allister. Umpires Bolle and Hurst oversee the contest.
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Montreal
Neefe and
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Lubec and
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Bolle and
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Keliher Case Resumed in Boston Bank Loot Probe
Boston May 31 government continues efforts to link George W Coleman Cambridge bank looter and Big Bill Keliher in US Circuit Court trial for aiding Coleman in siphoning deposits. Witnesses say Keliher spoke of Coleman and hoped he would not turn on him. Mamie Hightower, Coleman's companion, denied planting funds while Coleman admitted falsity in earlier grand jury testimony.
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George W. Coleman
National City Bank
Cambridge
Bill
Keliher
United States Circuit Court
Coleman
Kelcher
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Mamie Hightower
Kansas City
R. J. Holmes
Coakley
Lora Atwood
Mr. Coakley
Morse
Miss Hightower
Pelletier
Strosneider Arraigned In Cambridge Bank Heist Case
John H. Strosneider, held in 25000 bail in Brooklyn federal custody, was arraigned before Commissioner Morse on charges of aiding the theft from National City Bank of Cambridge. The examination was postponed to Saturday as he sought bail relief. He allegedly worked with Bill Kellner to recover part of the 300000 stolen from banker George W. Coleman.
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Brooklyn
National City Bank
Cambridge
Mass
Morse
Federal
Allen
Strosneider
Bill
Kellner
George W. Coleman
Fischer-Hansen Seeks Discontinuance Of Suit Against Trustees
Carl Fischer-Hansen, fresh from a year on Blackwell's Island for subornation of perjury, sought through counsel to drop a suit against his wife Anson McCook Beard and George Gordon Battle as trustees. The action, for 1250 dollars for an unpaid annuity, followed a pre-separation agreement with his wife and Isaac Brokaw. Beard urged trial to prevent further harassment. defendants had paid 1200 dollars toward the annuity and another due in January, but failed to meet that payment. Justice Erlanger reserved decision.
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Blackwell's Island
Justice Erlanger
Anson McCook Beard
George Gordon Battle
Isaac Brokaw
Fischer
Fischer-Hansen
Harriman Might Be Alive Honor At Northwestern
Chicago May 31 James A Patten Board of Trade operator named honorary member of Northwestern track team at first annual dinner He received a sweater and urged exercise noting If K E Harriman had taken more exercise he would have been alive today The gymnasium housewarming funded by Patten cost 250000
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James A. Patten
Board of Trade
Northwestern University
A. W. Harris
Athletic Association
E. H. Harriman
Patten
Stevens Defeats Syracuse In Tight 1-0 Baseball Victory
Stevens Institute baseball team edged Syracuse University 1 to 0 at Hoboken in a well played game. Batteries Coleman and Fryer for Stevens Thortag and Holmes for Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Stevens Institute
Syracuse University
Hoboken
Ee Stevens
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Fryer
Thortag and Holmes
JUVENILES GET LAW'S LESSON AT CITY COURT
The Children’s Court held its second busiest day with over 150 cases filed yesterday. Juveniles under sixteen faced charges from pocket picking and illegal entry to throwing stones and subway rowdyism. Lewis Middleton, 15, was sent to the House of Refuge for taking cents from a younger boy. Eleven Italian youths were fined for causing a disturbance on a Broadway express train.
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Third Avenue
11Th Street
Lewis Middleton
West Dirt Street
Justice Hoyt
Free Dental Clinic Opens in Harlem for Poor Children
Magistrate Peter F. Barrow and friends open a free dental clinic at 44 East 12th Street serving public school children too poor to pay. Miss Marjorie Clark and Dr S Josephine Baker urged the need, and within ten days funds secured sustainment of the Harlem clinic at about 440 a year.
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Barlow
Marjorie Clark
Board of Health
S. Josephine Baker
Harlem
Grafts Legs on Dogs at Northwestern Medical School
Dr Victor I Lespinasse of Northwestern University Medical School revealed a surgical method to reconnect severed arteries using magnesium rings instead of sutures. Tested on dogs, this technique aims to avoid clots and vessel damage, dissolving as the arteries fully unite after the ends are joined by the rings.
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Chicago
Victor I. Lespinasse
Northwestern University Medical School
Lespinasse
Lespimasse
Girl Calls Him Slaver In Street Theft Case
A detective stops a theft near Macdougal and King as a 15 year old girl Mary Tripioglie is identified by her mother as missing since Sunday. She claims Lorenzo Bernadelli 22 Brooklyn. three men attacked her companion. Mary is sent to the children’s society and Bernadello is held on $3 bail.
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Foy
Macdougal and
King Streets
Louisa Tripioglie
No. 13
Downing Street
Mary
Lorenzo Bernadelli
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Lorenzo
Jefferson Market Court
Kernochan
Children’s Society
Bernadelto
Surrogate Notices for Claims in New York Estates
Multiple public notices issued under Hon. Abner C. Thomas Surrogate orders. Creditors and claimants are urged to file claims with vouchers to the named executrix or attorney by specified dates in 1910. Names include Ellen M, Charles Marne, J Wil ls, Shirt, and Adrian Iselin Jr with firms Guthrie Bangs Van Sinderen Pratt Koehler Russell McCurdy Yard Whitridge Butler Rice. Locations span Wall Street Cedar Street Broadway and No 59 Wall Street in Manhattan.
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New York
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Guthrie, Bangs & van Sinderen
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City of New York
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Bangs & van Sinderen
Stromers
New York City
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Pratt, Koehler & Russell
Cedar Street
Caroline Maync
Executrix
Borough of Manhattan
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Thomas
William Brinkerhoff
McCrdy & Yard
Eem
New City
Whitridge
Butler & No
Adrian Iselin, JR
Samuel Woolverton
Whitridge, Butler & Rice
Wall Street, N. Y
Anna Haen
Stebbins
County of New York
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Charles Edward Souther
Abner Co. Thomas
Supreme Court
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Marzo Mahona
Emma . Das
Itsaac Goldberg
Fendants
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Nascae Street
Isaac Goldberg
Edward B. Whitner
Supreme Court of State of New York
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Kings County
Udith C. Cutting
Plaintif
Ageinet
Rogert L. Cutting
Queens
Charles Aronstam
Mont Street
James A. Blanchard
Supreme Court of the
State of New Yon
Mortague Street
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