De Palma Wins Harkness Handicap Error Muddles Scoring
In a chaotic finish at Sheepshead Bay Ralph De Palma was declared winner of the 100 mile Harkness Handicap after a scoring error credited Tommy Milton with victory. Officials admit the mistake and promise a correction while De Palma protests and asserts he led late in the race.
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Love and pitching duel in tense Yankees White Sox clash
A veteran Love and rookie Shellenback faced New York and Chicago in a long scoreless stretch before the Sox burst in the fifth. Risberg, Collins, and Felsch led a key rally while Love exited, and Finneran, Caldwell, and Mogridge closed as Chicago edged New York in a tense, high effort game.
Standard Team Defeats Sisco in Shipyard Play
The Standard team won its fifth straight game by defeating the Siscos 6 to 2 in the Shipyard League at Port Richmond Staten Island. Kelly lashed two triples while Killickier and Wish provided strong batting. Plans call for the winner to face other shipyard leagues for the national championship.
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Alexander Beats Fisher in University Heights Tennis Exhibition
Alexander, the Internationalist, outplayed Edward Fisher of Yale in a University Heights singles exhibition. He won 6 to 3, using movement to force Fisher into weak positions and gain the decisive edge.
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Week's Major League Records Summary
The document reports weekly MLB records detailing each league's wins and losses, runs scored, runs allowed, and runners left on base, including Saturday games. It lists the period ending June 1 with standings and opponent scoring data.
Toney's Winning Streak Broken By the Phillies
Cincinnati and Philadelphia met in a single game delayed by rain and a late arrival. The Phillies won 6 to 5, knocking Toney from the mound after five straight wins.
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Abbott Sails Anna Victor in Bayside Interclub Race
George Abbott in the Arin won the first inter club star class race on a Port Washington Yacht Club triangular course in Manhasset Bay. The Arin finished twenty seconds ahead of George A. Corry aboard the Little Dipper. BL Linkfield in the Taurus was twenty-two seconds behind the Little Dipper as the Bayside Yacht Club colors led the fleet. Charles E. Hyde placed fourth in the Hydra amid a brisk westerly breeze and improving time for the yachts.
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Browns Fight Uphill Beat Athletics Again
In St Louis on June 2, the Browns rallied to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 2. Key hits included three singles and two doubles by a St Louis batter off Perry, aided by a wild pitch and Gardner's error.
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Polo Playing Is Revived At Gedney Farm Hotel
Polo is being revived at the Gedney Farm Hotel in White Plains New York with the first game of the season set for next Saturday. The old field has been prepared and daily practices entertain hotel guests as ponies are stabled and Earl Hopping oversees the games at Gedney Farm.
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Standings and results for Major League clubs today
Standings show New York leading the NL with 26 wins and 11 losses followed by Chicago 24 12 and St Louis 21 20. In the American League New York is 25 16 and Chicago 18 17. Yesterday Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 and Detroit beat Boston 4 to 3 in a series of league games.
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Remick Quartet Fails to Cheer at Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Onlookers at the Sheepshead Bay speedway watched the Remick Quartet attempt to sing Cheer Up Father Cheer Up Mother amid exploding bombs a motorcycle sprint and a roaring aero engine. Despite courage the quartet faltered as band music overwhelmed their chorus and they hurried to the finish with the red haired baritone skimming the track with his hat trailing.
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International Mat Bouts In Brooklyn Tonight
Several international wrestling contests will be held at the Star Theatre in Brooklyn tonight. Nicola Kondagana known as Young Munday will meet Harry Bruce. Finn Gorilli will wrestle Young Hackenachmvists Ivan Milla of Russia plans trouble for Zulu Mavenpa.
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Arthur Spencer Wins Newark Velodrome One Mile Grand Prize
Arthur Spencer of Toronto defeated Bob Spears and Frank Kramer to win the Newark Velodrome one mile Grand Prize race in a tough sprint amid multiple punctures. Spears won the first heat, Spencer the second, and third heats sealed the victory as punctures disrupted the event and racing tires were later barred. Big Ali Grendu claimed the five mile open and the one mile handicap.
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Gavin and Dowling Red Cross charity match at Scarsdale
Mrs William A Gavin of Baltusrol played Jack Dowling the Scarsdale pro in a charity golf match at Scarsdale Country Club to aid the Red Cross. Dowling won four up with two to play as crowds watched a closely contested round that raised about 500 dollars for the relief fund.
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Baltimore Tops Newark Twice In Baltimore Newark Series
Baltimore defeats Newark twice at Wiedenmayer's Park by 4 to 3 and 4 to 3. Newark newcomer Schaefer shines in right field and bonds with Liberty debuting for Newark. Fans clash with umpires after a seventh inning riot sparked by Newark catcher O'Brien and Baltimore pitcher Herbert.
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Indians Shut Out Senators When Players Collide
Cleveland defeated Washington 1 to 0 in eleven innings in a pitchers battle. Shotton and Morgan collided chasing Chapman's fly, allowing Hurt to score. O'Neill singled, scored on Chapman’s timely hit, with Washington turning two double plays in support.
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Jersey Skeeters Fall to Binghamton 7 5 in West Side Park Loss
Binghamton pushed across three runs in the third and fourth innings to beat the Jersey Skeeters 7 to 5 at West Side Park. Jersey City started with two early runs but could not overcome the visitors, who matched yesterday’s score with a repeat tally pattern.
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Boxing Nights and a Sporting Editor’s Spring Shift
A Remington athlete voice reveals the annual spring switch in boxing coverage by the Sporting Editor. The piece laments reduced roughneck boxing in favor of lawn tennis and golf while humorously pairing self awareness with nostalgia for prizefights and past adversaries. The narrator vows to present Hyde styled journalism for a day, promising a reunion with fall and winter boxing friends.
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Tigers Bunch Hits With Pass Beat Red Sox
Detroit wins the second game of the Boston series 4 to 3 as Ruth hits a homer for Boston in the sixth. In the ninth, Boston threatens with bases on balls and two singles but Scott finishes the game with a foul to Yelle.
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