Yankees Rally Past Browns 5 1 in Tough Tug of War
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 1 after a tense clash on the hilltop. George Stallings’s crew showed grit as they toppled Rube Waddell, with Laporte, Ferris, and Hartzell delivering key hits and Brockett managing early trouble before New York pulled away in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Chicago Defeats Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Bout
Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 6 in a pitching heavy game played in Chicago today. Chicago used sixteen players and five pitchers while Philadelphia used thirteen and multiple hurlers. Batteries: Chicago Scott Fione Smith Payne Sullivan. Philadelphia Coombs Krause Vickers Plank Dygert Thomas. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Detroit Defeats Boston 5 to 3 in Timely Hitting
Detroit edged Boston 5 to 3 with timely hitting and smart base running. Pitchers Willet and Schmidt mixed well for Detroit while Steele Cicotte and Donahue worked for Boston as umpires Kerina OLeuzhlin called the game.
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Eastern League Games Today and Yesterday Results
The Eastern League lists today matchups Newark at Jersey City Montreal at Buffalo Toronto at Rochester Providence at Baltimore. Yesterday results include Providence 3 Newark 0 Baltimore 7 Jersey City 1 Toronto 1 Montreal 5 Buffalo 0. New England and Connecticut League results follow with scattered scores for Worcester New Bedford Brockton Haverhill and others.
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Jane Crisp
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Standings Report Baseball R ace in American League
The American League games list matches with New York leading St Louis after a 7 to 5 score. Washington and Cleveland had a rain delay while facing each other. National League action includes New York at St Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Boston at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Cubs Win Pennant as Bonus Hits $10,000 Division
Chicago Cubs capture their third straight National League pennant after beating Philadelphia 4 to 2 in twelve innings. President Murphy presents a $10,000 bonus to manager Frank Chance for distribution among players. each active player receives $455, while 21 takers share the award. Johnny Kling and others released do not share. Moren helped seal the win with a bases loaded walk in the twelfth.
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Pittsburg Beats Boston 9 to 8 in Overtime Darkness
Pittsburg defeated Boston 9 to 8 after a seesaw game with six runs in a single inning for each side. McCarthy was pulled in the fourth after issuing two bases on balls. Wagner hit a bases loaded homer in that frame as Pittsburg rode four pitchers Camnitz Powell Frock Phillippe and Gibson against Boston McCarthy Mattern and Smith. Umpires Emilie and Kane.
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Harvard Wins Thirteen Inning Softball Contest At Soldiers Field
Harvard defeated Williams in a tight thirteen inning game at Soldiers Field. Hicks drove in the winning run with Harvey's two base hit after a 1 1 tie from the second to the thirteenth. Templeton allowed eight hits while Hicks fanned eleven. Lambie’s fielding stood out as Harvard defense held Williams to limited scoring. Aronson and Hicks reached bases for Harvard. Time 2 40. Umpire Connelly. Attendance 2000.
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Amherst Beats Pennsylvanias Errors Spur Victory
Philadelphia June 3 Amherst won 8 to 3 at Franklin Field as Pennsylvania fielding errors and weak base running undercut the home team. Regulars absent for exams forced substitutes, breaking team work and shaking confidence. McClure, Henry and McEnerney pitched for Amherst while Carr, Cozens, Watts, Collier, Chapman and Shultz manned for Pennsylvania with Hassett umpiring.
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Columbia Oarsmen Off to Poughkeepsie Training
The Columbia varsity and freshman crews left for Poughkeepsie to train for the July 2 regatta. Eighteen varsity and twelve freshmen sail, with two varsity coxswains, one freshman coxswain, a manager, assistants, and coach James C. Rice. Some rode the barge Columbia to training while others took the train. F Miller Jr, earlier thought benched, will join after his father reversed the decision.
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Americans vs St. Louis at 4 p.m. today
Baseball note reports an American League Park game this afternoon at 4 o clock between the Americans and the St. Louis team. The brief item highlights the scheduled matchup and venue.
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Superb as Begin Badly Lose First In West
Brooklyn drops the opener of its Western trip to Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Fromme outpitched McIntyre. McIntyre hits McLean to trigger a Cincinnati rally in the fifth. Miller doubles and advances on Egan’s bunt, with a bases loaded double by Mitchell clearing the bases. Hoblitzer and McLean score on subsequent hits as Cincinnati pulls away.
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Burt and Touchard Reach Felipe Cup Final at New York Lawn Club
The Felipe challenge cup singles semifinal saw L Millins Burt defeat Frederick Inman 7-5 6-4 to reach the final against Gustave Touchard on the New York Lawn Tennis Club courts. The winner advances to meet Theodore Pell in the challenge round for the cup.
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Sid Axworthy Wins at Speedway Park Matinee
The Road Drivers event at Speedway Park yesterday featured Sid Axworthy, the chestnut gelding owned by Charles Miland, defeating Frank Kilpatrick's Wilmar after a delayed rain postponement. Wilmar won the first heat, Axworthy led the second, and Wilmar quit the final heat due to lameness as Kilpatrick did not drive.
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O Connor Wins Medal in New Jersey Golf Championship
Archie Graham of Paterson failed to qualify in the tenth annual New Jersey State Golf Association tournament at Montclair. Charles W. O Connor of Essex County CC captured medal honors with 76, leading Max Behr and BE Barnes. Englewood captured the team title with 326 as 84 players competed across 5900 yards, after tees were lengthened.
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Off Day for Bowlers Leads Amid Heat at Madison Square Garden
Large crowd attends National Bowling Association championship night in New York. William Fenniman of Brooklyn posts a 439 in the individual standings, placing seventh as contests wrap early due to heat. Matches feature Koster, Dunbar, Whitey Horan and others in series play, with Western two man champions Schwoegier set to clash with Paterson rivals Grady and McGuirk as entries near close.
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Vardon Brother Enter US Open Entry by Cable
London reports that Tom Vardon, a noted English professional golfer and brother of Harry Vardon, has submitted his entry to the United States Open Championship via cable to the United States Golf Association.
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New York Yacht Club Sets Conditions for Spring Cups Race
The regatta committee led by H De B Parsons Ernest Lorillard and Walter Kerr announced the New York Yacht Club spring cups race to be sailed Thursday June 17 off Glen Cove with a 12 o'clock start. Courses follow the Glen Cove chart and starts use one gun. Sixteen classes include handicap and 20-footers. If no yacht finishes within half an hour after sunset the class will be declared off.
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Rockaway Hunting Club nets Big Polo win in Great Neck
Rockaway Hunting Club defeats New Haven 9 to 6 in the semi final for the Great Neck Challenge Cup at Grace Field. Cary scores all four Rockaway goals in periods seven and eight, aided by Rawlins and La Montagne. Time ten periods of six minutes. handicap of three given to New Haven. Referee Morgan Grace.
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The Tribune Summer Resort Guide This Sunday
The Tribune releases its Summer Resort number next Sunday, an authoritative sepia toned guide promising detailed listings, schedules, and recommendations for travelers and readers seeking seasonal leisure options.
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Alexander Brown Dominates Philadelphia Horse Show Ring
In Philadelphia on June 3 polo ponies highlighted the show. Alexander Brown of the city captured three blue ribbons in individual events and placed first and third in the team exhibition. Edwin H Weatherbee’s David Gray won the Corinthian class, while W Harriman added two blues with Lady Durham and Nala in harness events. Paul Sorg of New York also earned multiple wins with Pilgrim and Pioneer in the over 15 hands 3 inches pair, and Tease and Vanity Fair in tandem events.
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Cars Reach Buffalo in New York to Seattle Race
Five cars covered 190 miles from Syracuse to Buffalo in ten hours on a rough sandy course. They anticipate faster times to Toledo tomorrow as the field heads toward Seattle. No accidents marred the trip and officials expect record times.
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Summer Resort Picks Highlighted by The Tribune
If you are undecided about where to spend your vacation this summer consult The Tribune's Summer Resort number, coming next Sunday, for curated destination ideas, lodging options, and local attractions to help plan a memorable trip.
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