Robins and Braves Split as Rudolph Tops Coombs in Pitchers' Duel
In a doubleheader at Ebbers Field yesterday, Dick Rudolph edged Jack Coombs in a tight with Brooklyn tagging home runs and sharp fielding. Red Smith and Pat Moran led Boston's offense while Buck Wheat and Hi Myers stood out for the Robins in the second game. The Pirates visit next as Brooklyn seeks series return.
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Smith
Ebbers Field
Man ‘Ay
Dick Ruaolph
Jack Coombs
Rudolph
Coombs
Sherwood Magee
Hi Myers
Koneteby
J. Carlyle
Buck
Mager
Joe Wilcoit
Robina Ac
New York Foamts
Prindelphia
Pat Moran
Phil Tre
Atlas
Polo Grounds
Iph
Stallings
George Stallings
Daubert
Jimmie Sebnaton
Buck Wheat
Mararville
Brooklyn
Mowrey
Cut Naw
Maran Wise
Myers
Cheney
Ivy Olson
Braves
Ragan
Larry Cheney
Casey Stengel
Casey
Duster Mails
Maranville
Evers
Collins
Mails
Githeult
Wheat
Hi Myer
Magee
Konetchy
Mike Mowrey
Konetehy
Chief Meyera
Aroun
Kenetchy
Ivy
Olson
Pirates
Robins
Robbie
Buccaneers
Pirates Down Cincinnati Reds In Fourteen? Fairley Style
The Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 4 after taking five runs in the first four innings on eight hits off Schneider and adding three more in the fifth off Dale. With scattered box details and player names, the report notes Dale’s ninth inning run and a later stretch of substitutes.
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Pittsburgh
Oy Ite Tereson
CincInnati
Pirates
Schneider
Dale
Aurhpone
Carey
Fiomvern
Tannston
Th Neale
Warner
Schulte
Barnes
Gretuts
Smithew
Moslwite
Sonmiat
Harmen
OFC Spiahetcese
sCatke
Totaia
Hatter Foe
Chisinau
Harmon
Sitges
Peer Wieck
Pat Tir
Harun
Itee Lam Wi
Kamae
Tamie
Bush
Hughie High
Gilhooley
Walter Pipp
Ray Caldwell
Yanks
Ray
Connie Mack
Rube Oldring
Rube
Caulswell
Walsh
Cal Well
Oldring
Aiready
Meyer
Schang
Gedeo
One Best Bet Echoes for Bunting Promise
At the port chatter turns to bets and bets on outcomes with hints of wagers on Wilson and a soft tray option. The speaker boasts a cinch to win the pennant and taunts rivals while promising to back the favored bet with all his pay.
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Ted
Colonel Hughes
Leonard Ward
Cummins
Root
Whitman
Giants Excitement Follows Full Season Rollercoaster
The Giants fan frenzy swirls around New York as McGraw rebuilt with Federal League stars and a bold road record. June tests loom over White Sox Tigers and Red Sox aims while old guard stars Merkle Doyle and Fletcher linger in a shifting lineup amid hopes of revival in 1919.
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New York
Giants
McGraw
Kauf
Anderson
Rariden
Roush
McKeehnie
Rooters’ Row
Merkle
Doyle and
Fletcher
Giantine Field
Ryan's nemesis leads the field in Brooklyn dual meet
Jamen Ryan of St. John's Prep suffers a defeat in the hurdle event at Erasmus Hall High School's dual meet on their Brooklyn field. William Goldman surprises as a first-time entrant in the race, with a detailed report of results and participants from both schools. Mrs. A. A. Gilkes of Siwanoy Country Club posted low gross and net scores in a Glen Ridge tournament under the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association, with about fifty players and a water-filled course presenting many hazards.
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Siwanoy
St. John's
Glen Ridge
Lete
Country Club
Hy A
Cavagnard
Jamen Ryan
Metropolitan Association
St. John’s
Erasmus Hall High School
Brooklyn
William Goldman
Finy Yard Fash
Gunar
Ty Pranelin
Yanmie Talis
Nteiner
Sees
Jurabsio
Ted
Keer
Peter Toe
Wietey
Kress
Tao
Wang
Mande
Krpanias Wall
Eorends
W. Wieben
Machanoach
Acca High
Jusey
Srigo
Jonmragit
Ix Denen
Glen Rides
Lana
Arman
Avery Tmenee
Mtoe
Coe
Gerund
Jeans
A. A. Gilkes
Siwanoya Country Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Glen Ridge Country Club
D. J Breit
Essex County
R.L. Johnston
H. B. Salmon
Forest Hill
Johnston
Manning Shuts Out Buffalo and Providence Wins Ninth
The report notes Manning pitching a shutout against Buffalo and Providence winning in the ninth. It mentions Baltimore, Rochester finishing strongly, and refers to Bre and Wale with Gondbret and Wels in a fragmented fashion.
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Manning
Buffalo
Mit
Providence
Baltimore
Tueup
Rochester
Gondbret
Wels
Yankees Fall to Athletics in Polo Grounds Drama
The New York Yankees lose to the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 3 at the Polo Grounds. Joe Bush pitched poorly, Ray Caldwell struggled, and Rube Oldring starred for Philadelphia with a triple and decisive hits. Hughie High and Gilhooley led the Athletics offense as Cleveland and Washington hovered in the background.
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Yankees
Bill Donovan
Senators
Cleveland
Washington
Browns
Yanks
Joe Bush
Polo Grounds
Jon Bush
Athletics
Joe
Red Sox defeat Washington to complete series sweep
In Boston on June 1, Washington fell 1 to 0 as Johnson pitched for the Red Sox. The win capped a four-game series sweep and followed the American League pennant celebration. The box score shows Johnson yielding the lone run while Washington failed to mount a comeback.
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Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Johnson
Wamiington
Ala
Bobton
Poutars
Lawin
Roniewi
Mobaest
Walker
Jolmaen
Dariner
Javrin
Alnamith
Thowaa
Ruth
Wid
Ilolen
Age Henstaseo
Hutt
Oran
Cleveland Indians Get an Even Break in Doubleheader
In St Louis on June 1 the Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with the Cardinals, edging them 3 2 in the first game and losing 8 and 0. Morton of Cleveland delivered a ninth inning run scoring single to bring in Wambstunas from second, securing the win in the opener.
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Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Cleveland
St. Louis Wero
Morton
A.la
ST. Loula
A. Terripone Aerhipone Graney
Lo Soren
Hernbor
Siler
Sinth
Siner
Gauail
Pratt
Howard
Marsan
Weanman
Jono
Martiey
Oneill
eTetun
Erverniay
Baie Lee
Ae Linen
Mines
Hanie
Slena
Rae
Nas
Ake
Natn
Damon
Yate Fark
Bilis
Umjare
Counauy
A. Fe
A. Terb
Ifa
Rere
Aumn
Thas Aik Tech
Cievelaee
Bt Dais
Aumgardner
de Parond
Lavitermiik
Mautgardner
Uy Mettair
White Sox Win When Jackson Hits
Detroit June 1 Chicago won the first game of the series from Detroit by 6 to 8. The third inning decided the contest as the White Sox scored four runs on two singles and two errors in that session. Joe Jackson went four for five with a triple two singles and a base on balls in four at bats, totaling nine safeties in consecutive at bats.
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Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Joe Jackson
Lang Murphy
Rush
Neaver
Collis
Cobh
Fournier
Acknot
Fecoianeé Gil
Collin Peate
Myrne
Fehalk
Ferry
Stanage
Alte Faber
Fordham Defeats Mt. St. Josephs in Final Home Game
Fordham overwhelmed Mount St. Joseph's of Baltimore yesterday by 15 to 3 in the teams’ final home game. Collins powered Fordham in the box with strong pitching while Sharkey contributed at bat as Fordham struck early and often against three visiting pitchers.
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Fordham
Mount St. Joseph's
Baltimore
Collins
Sharkey
Ronnat
MT At Sons
Piocery
Botyatin
Club Standings From International Games Report
Results of yesterday include Richmond 8 over Newark 1 and Providence 2 over Baltimers 2. Toronto defeated Buffalo 5 to Rochester 3, while Montreal had a win over ? Stands list teams Montreal Toronto Rochester Rochester, Montreal and Toronto lead in standings with scores and records shown.
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Richmond
Newark
Newark Falls To Southerners In Richmond League Opener
The Richmond International League opened in Newark with a 6 to 1 win for Richmond over Newark. McKenery limited Newark’s offense as Healy and Richmond’s Kersner spearheaded a fast, error-light effort. Richmond broke the game open with two runs in the seventh, securing victory. Newark’s lone run came in the same inning on a double and infield plays.
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Newark
Indians
Rebels
McKenery
Schacht
Richmond
Reynolds
Mc-Kenery
Clement
Eibel
Durgin
Demenate
Hentityet Bt If
M-trougy
Weniry
Keecherto
Haynoldee
McKen
Harvard Nine Beats Williams in Memorial Day Tilt
Harvard defeats Williams behind Garritt on Memorial Day as Harvard pitchers tightrope Williams to seven scattered hits while Harvard totals five. Coolidge stars with three hits and runs as Young, Williams pitcher, struggles in early frame. Garritt robes Harvard with a triple and key plays, but Harvard prevails on a rough afternoon at Cambridge.
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Ambridge
Harvard
Williams
Garritt
Brown University
Coolidge
Vy Garritt
Cooldge
Young
Abbot
Tarte
Powell
Reed
Axe
Marvard
Pi Farraet
Ronan i
Cornell Track Team Elects Frank Foss Captain for 1917
Frank B Foun junior from Chicago was elected captain of the Cornell track team for 1917. Foss is an intercollegiate pole vault champion and will lead the squad next season in Ithaca on the campus.
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Cornell
Frank Foss
Ithaca
Frank B Foun Junior
Chicago
Foss
Doctor Kicks Hole In Shell Of Columbia Rowing Team
Poughkeepsie June 1 A medical decision bans Perevandie from further rowing this year due to high blood pressure. R. E. Swineourne replaces him at No 3 as Columbia University crews train under ideal weather. The varsity eight shows strength but juniors and freshmen display ragged technique and instability in a long practice row.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Columbia University
Jim Rice
Ancersson
Perevandie
Perxandie
R. E. Swineourne
Rice
Edgewater
Raisin
Emili
Yale Crew On Knees Of Nickalls In New Haven
Yale crews faced difficulties in a trio of 1 1/2 mile races held in New Haven with captain Seth Low among rowers. The second boat showed strong showing while stroke position unsettled as Meyer and Hyatt drew consideration for the main crew. Yale heads to New London for final training, with selections still unsettled.
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New Haven
Yale
Guy Wickalls
Ckalie
Snally
Seth Low
Laws Rence
Sturtevant
Kenitaky
Ridin
Sheldon
Lows
Weertman
Hadley
McLane
Fitspatrick
Meyers
Newton
Bow
Pratt
Nush
Hyatt
Cord Meyer
Meyer
Serub
New London
Overton Named Yale Track Captain After Undefeated Season
New Haven May 11 John Williame Overton Nashville was unanimously elected captain of Yale track for next season. He is regarded as Yale's best distance runner in a decade, having won indoor meets this winter and been part of the Yale relay team that equaled the world record. He swept the half mile and mile against Harvard and Princeton, with a third in the mile at the intercollegiates.
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New Haven
John Williame Overton
Nashville
Yale Trae
Overton
Wesley M. Oler, Jr
Yale
Accra
Harvard
Princeton
Gray flannel summer suit blends ease and elegance
If you are at sea or undecided about a summer outfit choose a gray flannel for a discreet yet refined look. It stays cool with warm days and warm on cool days, some styles unlined backs, and options without vests. Also notes bathing suits in plain silk and fast colors.
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Boston Braves
Red Smith
Red Ragan
Frank O'Neill
Red Pattages
Thenn Knights
Crimson East
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Sactors
Fenton Reaves
Fobers Field
Styx
Ceate
Rey
Borton X. Tek
Brooklen
Kiera
Ybor
Dwobert
Jotmeter
Mazer
Momre
State Finftn
Wes Bes Gowdy
Kalan
Creser
Norton Hirookyia
Esa Atacaneriin
Pverg Wad Mower
Uulishaw
Deuter
Worton GM Lak
Poe
Aivers
Ollina
Mages If
Miller
Rodeinn
P Eol Tornye
Rowan Keoki
Hmiphee O'Kay
Kaan Pee
Balink de Latah Sonik Win'coian’ Ls
Klaubere & Brot, Inc
Cincinnati Reds
Wilson
Nix
Sin
Jay
Tigers
Kington
Freddie Welsh
Benny Leonard
Charlie White
Ryan
A. B. Gilkes
Donovan
Inna
Plek
Peto
Lajoie
Mefnnis
Baumann
Philadelphia
Hush
Witt
Pick
Boone
Gedeon
Lerday
Heung
Sur
Ber
Ana
American Association
Southern Association
Atlanta
Jackson
MT. ST. Joseph's
Vira Ave
Bescaisa
Belmont Park
Little Neck
Winirina
Stach
Caliah
Wenge Nowarie
Fiter
Memnoile
Stebeementer
Sesturgin
Cmeacn
Tabese Rite
Keanan
Mart Rivet
Neen
West
Automobile Instruction
Doctor
Shell OF Columbia
13Th St
34Th St
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
Warren Ar
Diet St
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