Newark Bears Struggle as Orioles Halt Hit Parade
Thormahlen shuts down league leaders with three hits allowed and seven strikeouts, helping the Orioles snag a win over the Newark Bears.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
7
Newark Bears Win 3-2 Over Baltimore in Pitch Duel
International League action had Newark beating Baltimore 3 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Thormahlen started for Newark with Pennington and McGraw aiding the staff as Newark totaled three hits off Thormahlen. Epmann allowed seven runs in two innings as Baltimore failed to close the gap. first Newark visit to Baltimore this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark
International Rescue
Thormahlen
Groles
Giars
Enmay Pennington
McGraw
Thormation
Fern
Epmann
Bears
Ramalives
Tae
Sesices
Regret Dominates Belmont Debut In Fast Race
Regret, the Kentucky Derby winner two years prior, returned at Belmont Park for mares three years and up, winning by nearly ten lengths in five and a half furlongs. Yankee Witch faded to second with Admiration third as the crowd celebrated a bold showing by the Mumburg-Jersey Lightning filly and anticipated future starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Wayne Whitney
Regret
Belmont Park
Mumburg-Jersey Lightning
Admiration
August Belmont
Friar Rock
Friar Fox
Gideon
Belmont Park Entries and Time Noted in Mixed Script
In a garbled telegraphic style the entry list and timing for Belmont Park are partially visible. Mentions include numbers 105 and 63, references to leagues such as the Eastern League and Southern Association, and a fragmentary note about a race or event labeled Fowlesyang Met with several stray names and figures.
War shadow dims Canadian view of sport and a salmon tale
Canadians fear casualty lists will dull public interest in baseball and other sports as World War I advances. A veteran sportsman notes fear and duty may end competitive play, while a lighter tale from New Brunswick recounts Gator Bill Willian McGeehan reeling in a 10 pound salmon with unusual daring. Overseas troops report that training and fitness sustain them in harsh marches and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Sam
Univer
Great Dominion
Fiewershare
Silick
United States
No Man's Land
Bell
Red Sox Stop Indians In Opening Game Of Series
Boston defeats Cleveland five to one in the first game of the Western invasion. Mays limited the guests to four hits and the Red Sox produced a big sixth inning with Lewis, Walker, and Lardner driving in runs. Boehling started for Cleveland, lasting sx innings before Coombe relieved.
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Cleveland
Mays
Lewis
Walker
Lardner
Boehling
Coombe
Chintamsia
Tomoto
cAty
Ben Be
Pines
Mogan
Wacker
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Ty Chaphie Marie
Hapa Va Harris
Aspwedanite Bo Bon Wire So Ervone: Tptniaiehs de Heston, Nea Taehien
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Janet Twe
Om County
Nick Grune
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Ty Mays Asenaker
Yonkers Club Tennis Showdown Sparks Youth Talent
Yonkers club hosts Eastern New York State patriotic lawn tennis tournament on clay. Benjamin J. Larson defeats Marold Taylor to reach semi finals. Letron bracketed with Ingo H. Mann. Miss Means defeats Mrs Hartmann in a three set women’s final at 67 04 68. Muff over Madeline Lowerre to reach final.
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Henjamin J. Larson
Marold Taylor
Brooklyn Schoolbus Star
New York State
Amackassia Club
Letron
Ingo Hmnetmann
Willard Botsford
Lateon
Fronz
Hia
Taylor
Planze
Miss Means
M. B. Hut
Hartmann
Muff
Misa Madeline Lowerre
Yeager
Ron En
Tom W. Botlaton
Fest
Ramnd
Martin
Mel
Gary
VR Pyle
Tarley
Allan Bate
Ak Wagar
Ay Pieby
Marina Catenin
Madelinn Laiaerse
Throeckmorton and Whitney Triumph in Tennis Semi
Marcus A. Throckmorton and Edward I. Whitney defeated Frederick B. Alexander and W. S. Parker 6-4 6-2 in the Sleepy Hollow Country Club snital invitation doubles semi finals. Throckmorton’s smashing and Whitney’s mid court play powered the victory despite Alexander’s strong foray at the net.
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Vents
Sleepy Hollow
Scarborough-on-Hudson
Marcus A. Throckmorton
Bhanon
Edward I. Whitney
Frederick B. Alexander
WS. Parker
Throckmorton
Whitney
Alexander
Lawyers' Mortgage Club Plans a Big Outing
The annual outing of the Lawyers' Mortgage Club will be held on Saturday June 9 at Munger's on the bench New Dorp Staten Island. Events include a 6 yard daily puthet lodeyard dash 80 yard handicap and a 80 yard relay. York office vs Brooklyn office contest for the Isbell trophy baseball game and Hurd trophy standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers’ Mortgage Club
Saturdaay
Munger’s
New Dorp
Staten
York
Brooklyn
Ner
New York
Pitcher's Wildness Wins for the Reds
Cincinnati took the third game of the series from St Louis 4 to 2 as Steele faltered, issuing a walk to the first man each of three innings while the Reds capitalized. Waldo, Neale, and Magan contributed hits, and Walton batted in key runs, securing the win for Cincinnati.
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Reds
Cincinnati
St Louis
Steele
St. Louis
Paik
Neale
Sean Titres
Walton
Tod
Detroit Tigers Beat Yankees 2-0 On Donovan Field Shutout
Wes Mitchell and Ray Caldwell duel as Detroit nips New York 2 to 0 at Polo Grounds. Mitchell held the Yankees to seven hits while Caldwell allowed four in a pitchers duel highlighted by strong Tigers defense and timely scoring. Miller and Aragon made late threats but failed to spark a comeback as Detroit’s two runs came on timely hits and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Polo
Tis Fark
Wes Mitchell
Detroit Tigers
Women Reach Semi-Finals In Patriotic Lawn Tennis Tourney
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national indoor and champion, led a field of top players at the Ardsley Club on turf courts. Pollak, Vanderhoef, and Browning advanced in singles while Wood and Bjurstedt headed a strong doubles pair to reach the semi finals as spectators watched fast, erratic bounds due to a slightly quicker surface.
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Marie Wagner
Helene Pollak
Marion Vanderhoef
Molla Hjurstedt
Ardsley Club
Ardaley-on-alndaon
Miss Pollak
Re. Benjamin F. Briggs
Briggs
Miss Vanderhoef
Miss Browning
Miew Marie Wagner
David C. Mille
Miss Bjurstedt
Rawson JL. Wood
Ce Gallery
Reynolds
Homer 3. Green
Tremely
Mrs. Wood
Mix Browning
Mise Vanderhorn
Mias Vandershoef
Sho
Mrs. Hungate
Mamaux Wins His First Game Against Phill
Mamaux secured his first win of the year for Pittsburgh in the opening Western series game against Philadelphia. He was briefly relieved by Jacobs in the eighth with two on and one out as a rally threatened, while Pittsburgh's offense built a lead in the second and third innings on hits from Winchman, Brief, and Ward, aided by Hinchman and McCarthy. Philadelphia answered with runs in the fourth and fifth, including Luderus scoring on a walk and subsequent hits, but Pittsburgh held on for the victory.
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Skeptic
Slong
Alm
Gloomy
Gus
Rasch
Hoiles Trandicap
Re F. Carman
Startling
Wilson
Omar Khayyam
Marco—Lisma
Frederick Johnson
Omar
Detroit
Neer
Hiner
Mitchell
Caldwell
Mighty
Walter Pipp
Whitehell
Robby Veaer
Sleiman
George Burns
Vitt
Hendrye
Caldiwell
Feuh
Spencer
Maisel
Veach
Tub
Veneh
Misa Bfursteat Negan
Les. Wood
Ian
Bjurstedt
Mrs. Wood
Pelham
Hittaburgh
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Mamaux
Jacobs
Bancroft
Cooper
Stock
Winchman
Brief
Ward
Hinchman
Hrief
McCarthy
Luderus
Pit Gree
Nichol
Killifer
Whitted
Gwenn
Harty
Minor Leaguers Register Minneapolis May 31
Local club members registered under the conscription law. Names Koight Altizer and Compty appear among the registrants as average participants in the process.
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Minneapolis
Adsa Mn Tacday
Koight
Altizer
Compty
Poor Start Critics Spotlight A Rework Rejects
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear items but shows critics eyeing a project with PETA and Taste. Names like Walter and Salaal appear, while references to phage and Donte indicate scattered mentions across entertainment and science topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PETA
Stone
Waltera
Salaal
Feature Facts For the Fans
Willie Mitchell of theFiger South pitched a shutout against the Yankees in the first home game in ages. Jennings's men posted their third straight win as Mitchell notched the season two shutout. Elmer Miller made a running catch that robbed Tal Spence of a key hit in the Polo Grounds feature. Red Sox opened home stand with victory led by Larry Gardner. Mayiaux earned his first win for the Mentos over Tat Moran's Phillies as Koush struck out three times in a Reds win over the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mitchell
Yankees
Jennings
Mitchell
Elmer Miller
Tal” Spenc
Polo Grounds
Red Sox
Larry Gardner
AL Mayiaux
Mentos
Tat Moran
Phillies
Koush
Reds
Matty
Cardinals
Recount in Auto Race A Benefit to Vail
Cincinnati May H-ten Vail finished second in the 260 mile International automobile sweepstake at Sharonville track. Official judges statement lists ten Chevrolet as winner. timing devices, not fully completed, show Eart Cooper finishing fifth instead of seventh.
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Cincinnati
Ten Vail
Sharonville
Ten
Chevrolet
Wen
Eart Cooper
Braves Beat Browns in Exhibition Clash in Toronto
May 11 game at end of sixth inning shows Boston leading 4 2 over Cleveland. RalNsmyr started for Heston National and St. Louis Americana teams in the mixed exhibition in Toronto.
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Toronto
St. Louis
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