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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1917

Page

5

Giants Beat Cardinals to Stay Ahead in West

Tesreau shut down St Louis as the Giants won on the road, holding the Cardinals to six hits while two early runs and a late double play keyed the victory. Meantime the Dodgers beat the Cubs, keeping New York ahead in the pennant chase.

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Two Racing Stables Put Up for Sale Today

Two racing stables go under hammer this afternoon at Belmont Park as owners retire from the turf. George F. Johnson Jr and partners consignhorses to the sale with favorites Omar Khayyam and Sinner of the Kentucky Derby among the entries. Johnson and associates also offer horses such as Marco and Hidden Ace as other well known imports — Gifford A Cochran and partners disperse Last, winner of three straight races.

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Busy Day in Store For Lawn Tennis Mer

A hectic schedule unfolds for metropolitan district lawn tennis players with several invitation events. At Siteny Hollow Country Club in Hudson, the men’s invitation tourney begins, linked with the Amackassin Club of Yonkers. In doubles action, Hilde appears in the Marte Tennis and the Canoel Open at Columbia Oval in The Bronx this morning.

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Browns Win After Ten Inning Tilt Over Washington

In Washington on June 1 St Louis defeated the Senators in ten innings. A wild throw in the ninth tied the game after Washington led 2 0 for eight innings. McBride errored in the tenth on Pratt’s grounder, Narsons doubled to set up another run, and Rumler’s single scored Pratt. Final: St Louis 4 Washington 2.

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Retiring Unbeaten Lightweight Champion Debate Sainted Legacy

The piece discusses famed boxers and the prospect of retirement with an unbeaten title. It weighs Leonard against past champions Gans Nelson Wolgast Ritchie and Welsh, noting his current skill, knockout pace, and potential future as Kilbane looms. It also reflects on the lure of purses and the Red Sox’s veteran lineup amid a cold spring.

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Soldier Athletes Highlight New York Club Spring Games

Soldiers and sailors will take part in the New York Athletic Club spring games on Travers Island this afternoon. Military events include a four-fifths mile relay with eight teams, a half mile walk in uniform, and a one mile run in uniform. Notable entrants include members of Company B, 4th Regiment, and the hospital corps from Fort Wadsworth, with several college athletes also competing.

New York Athletic Club Travers Island National Guard Army Marines Naval Re Serve Company B Vist Regiment New York Tiss Hospital Corps Fort Wadsworth Arthur Engels Roy F. Moree Andy Kelly Bernie Weters, Jr Shite Billy Moore Princeton Larry Scudder University of Pontsylvania Fred &. Murray Sit Lincoln George A. Sironder Egil Muller W., F. Roos Eddie Carroll R. Erdman

Standings and yesterday's results for major league clubs

Detroit lost to New York in rain while Cleveland crushed Boston 4 to 0 and St Louis beat Washington 1 to 0. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 2 to none despite rain. New York and Chicago maintained top spots as standings show Hoston and Detroit trailing.

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J Joy Johnston Heralds Old Waterloo Boxing Echoes

J Joy Johnston recalls Waterloo days as boxing news centers on Joe Welling Dundee Dundee bouts and a Harlem Sporting Club lineup. Promoter notes reach toward Leonard title plans with Dundee rematches and Willard talks amid a Brooklyn venue buildup. The article mixes historical reminiscence with ring drama and shifting plans for major bouts.

Fight Log Tonight Sets Pairings Across Clubs

Queensboro A C features Jimmy Solly and Billy Burke. Clermont S C presents Gunboat Smith and Jack Clifford. Fairmont A C pairs Irish with Eddie Wallace. Broadway C matches Soldier Bartfield with Harry Gattle. Harlem S C schedules Frank Mera and Carl Morris, with Cline. Harlem S C (Hammels) lists Willie Astey and Frankie Williams.

Queensboro A. C Jimmy Solly Billy Burke Clermont S. C Gunboat Smith Jack Clifford Fairmont A. C Irish Eddie Wallace Broadway Soldier Bartfield Harry Gattle Harlem S. C Frank Mera Carl Morris Sy Cline

Rally in Ninth Gives the Robins Winning Run

The Dodgers opened their first Western trip with a 4 0 victory over the Cubs in Chicago. A ninth inning rally by Brooklyn produced the decisive runs as fielders stopped Chicago’s tying threat. McCoombs and Marquard pitched for Brooklyn while Chicago sent several pitchers to the mound. The game featured a parade of players and a late rally that sealed Brooklyn’s win amid frenetic defense.

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Phillies Rout Pirates in Philadelphia Slugfest

The Phillies crushed the Pirates in Philadelphia with strong hitting and shaky pitching. Meyer toed the mound for Philadelphia while Miller and Cooper labored for Pittsburgh as the scoreline swung in favor of the home team.

Miller Eyes Regular Yankee Role in Left Field

MER MILLER, a Yankee left fielder candidate, faces Nughie High and Frank Gilhooley for a regular job. Judges like Fielder Jones rate him equal to or near Tris Speaker defensively. Once a star minor league hitter, he showed nerves at bat but aims to overcome it in big league play.

Mer Miller Yankees Nughie High Frank Gilhooley Miller Fielder Jones Tris Speaker

Battle of Southpaws at the Polo Grounds

The Yankees face the Tigers with a southpaw duel in New York as Donovan leans on Nick Cullop while Coveleskie eyes a strong return for Detroit. Coaches note strong pitching depth and a busy schedule with Detroit games and a patriotic display planned at the Polo Grounds.

Tigers Ray Caldwell Bill Donovan Nick Pic Tina Jeynings Har Coveleskie Hughie Jennines Coveleskie Yane Kees New York Sam Jennings Donovan Red Sox Prank Baker Prank Gilhooley Hughies High Covele Giants Mitchell Rhmke Duuse Holand Oscar Witt Yankers Polo Grounds Varkess Lil Ele Yankees Detroit Frank Detroit 14 Wll West White Sox Enst

Memorial Day Golf Drives Red Cross Support Rising

The Metropolitan Golf Association netted about 199000 for the Red Cross on Memorial Day and organizers expect the total from 24000 clubs to near a million dollars within eight months. The Memorial Day event, led by Mortimer Barnes and others, was a striking success as plans for the next one-day tournament in late May advance.

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Morton Stops The Mad Rush Of the Red Sox

The Boston Americans saw their win streak halted as Cleveland beat them 2 to 0 on June 1. Morton outpitched Ruth, who took his first loss of the season, while Cleveland managed only a single hit through eight innings. A sequence in the fourth featured a Chapman walk and stolen base, with later miscues aiding Cleveland's scoring.

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Fate Must Go To Detroit Tigers Says Commission

Cincinnati June 1 De Fate an NL club was ordered to report to the Detroit Americans by the National Baseball Commission. The Cardinals obtained their draft and Detroit complained Navin appealed to the commission claiming the Nationals drafted De Fate with intent to send him to St Louis Americans. The commission noted an injunction proceeding showed Rickey would try to turn over De Fate to the St Louis Americans at the earliest moment and warned clubs against schemes to defeat drafts.

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Gowdy Leads Braves Enlistment Pace At Camp

Boston Braves catcher Gowdy becomes the first Major League player to enlist and train with the Hoxton team. Career notes recall his time with Lancaster Otto State League, Giants trade, and later return to the Braves as catcher in 1914 after stints with Buffalo.

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