Yankees Beat Browns 8 to 5 In Muted Show Of Power
The Yankees drew a bigger crowd and defeated the St Louis Browns 8 to 5 in a strenuous afternoon. McAleer’s lineup built a late rally, with Laporte, Ferris and Demmitt keying a seventh inning surge. Waddell pitched for St Louis, while Brockett struggled as New York pulled ahead in the seventh and closed out the win.
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Chicago Defeats Philadelphia In Poorest Game This Season
Chicago beat Philadelphia by 2 runs in a rough 2 to 6 contest. Twelve pitchers or more were used, with Chicago using thirteen men and Philadelphia sixteen. Batteries included Scott, Fione, Smith, Payne, Sullivan for Chicago and Coombs, Krause, Vickers, Plank, Dygert, Thomas for Philadelphia. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Detroit Beats Boston 5 to 3 as Timely Hits Dominate
Detroit edged Boston 5 to 3 with timely hitting and sharp base running. Batteries Were Willet and Schmidt for Detroit Chewite and Donohue for Boston Umpires Kerina and OLeuzhlin provided the plate calls.
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Eastern League Games Today and Yesterday Results
The Eastern League slate for today includes Newark versus Jersey City, Montreal at Buffalo, Toronto at Rochester, Providence at Baltimore. Yesterday's results show Providence 3 at Newark 6 and Baltimore 7 to Jersey City 1 with Rochester 2 over Toronto 1 and Montreal 5 to Buffalo 0.
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Johnson brothers win Massachusetts lawn tennis doubles title
In Newton on June 2 the Johnson brothers Barry and Charles defeated Irving Wright and R G Leonard in the finals of the Massachusetts State lawn tennis doubles championship at Brae Burn Country Club. Score line 63 64 3-4 6-1. On Saturday they meet Beals C Wright and F P J Sulloways in the challenge round.
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Baseball Standings and Box Scores From Today
American League games featured New York seven over St. Louis five and Chicago nine at Philadelphia. Detroit five at Boston while Cleveland visited Washington. Boston triumphed over Chicago three while Washington vs Cleveland weathered rain. National League saw New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago with Pittsburgh nine, Boston eight, Cincinnati six, and Brooklyn and Chicago tied for remaining.
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Cubs Celebrate World Series Bonus After Pennant Win
Chicago Cubs clinched their third straight National League pennant with a 4 3 twelve inning victory over Philadelphia. Frank Chance received a $10 000 bonus for distribution among players. each active member gets 455 dollars while others receive nothing. Moren drove in the winning run with a bases loaded walk in the twelfth.
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Brooklyn Drops First Western Trip Game in Cincinnati
Brooklyn lost 6 to 2 in Cincinnati as Fromme outpitched McIntyre. Cincinnati pitchers held the Superbas to scattered hits, with ten strikeouts and solid control. Brooklyn led briefly after an early run, then Cincinnati exploded in the fifth inning with doubles and timely hits to pull away.
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Pittsburg Beats Boston 9 to 8 In Dark Weather
Pittsburg defeats Boston 9 to 8 after a windy, dim game with six runs allowed in one inning by both sides. Four Pittsburg pitchers worked as McCarthy left in the fourth after two bases on balls. Wagner cleared the sacks with a bases loaded homer in that frame. Batteries Pittsburg Camnitz Powell Frock Phillippe Gibson Boston McCarthy Mattern Smith. Umpires Emslie and Kane.
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Harvard Defeats Williams In Thirteen Innings At Cambridge
Harvard edged Williams 2-1 in a 13 inning baseball game at Soldiers Field. Hicks delivered the winning run on a two bagger after a long duel, Harvey added the two base hit earlier, and Templeton allowed eight hits in a tight shutout effort for Williams. Lambie’s fielding supported a low scoring affair with several scratch hits in the late innings. Attendance was 2,000 as Connelly umpired.
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Amherst Wins On Quaker Errors In College Baseball
Amherst edges Pennsylvania 5 to 3 at Franklin Field as Penn players err early and base running costs chances. Regulars absent for exams, substitutes disrupt teamwork and confidence. Batteries McClure Henry McEnerney for Amherst Carr Cozens Watts Collier Chapman Shultz for Pennsylvan ia. Umpire Hassett.
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Columbia Oarsmen Off For Poughkeepsie Regatta Prep
The Columbian varsity and freshman crews left yesterday for Poughkeepsie to train for the July 2 regatta. Eighteen varsity and twelve freshman oarsmen sail with two varsity coxswains, a freshman coxswain, crew managers, and coach James C. Rice. Some rowers traveled by train after missing the 10:30 barge departure. F Miller, class of ’11, will join the trip after his father reversed a decision to bar him from going, boosting prospects for the team.
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Burt and Touchard Reach Felipe Cup Final
L Millins Burt and Gustave F Touchard advance to the Felipe challenge cup singles final after Burt beat Frederick Inman 7-5 6-4 in the semi. The Internationalists Hackett and Little win Manhattan doubles final berth with 6-1 6-2 over Paine and Taylor. Pell and Grant reach other semi.
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Sid Axworthy Wins at Speedway Park Matinee
The Road Drivers hosted a race card at Speedway Park yesterday after a weather delay. Sid Axworthy, owned by Charles Miland, defeated Wilmar in the final heat after Wilmar won the first heat and nearly did so in the second. Kilpatrick did not drive Wilmar in the final heat due to lameness. London report notes Tom Vardon, brother of Harry Vardon, has entered the US Open via cable to the USGA.
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O Connor Leads Field In Montclair Golf Medal
Archie Graham of Paterson fails to qualify in the first division at Montclair in the tenth annual New Jersey State Golf Association championship. Charles W. O Connor of Essex County Country Club wins medal with 76 as Englewood takes team honors for the third straight year with 326. Behr and Barnes also break 80. tournament features long tees and tight matches across divisions.
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Off Day For Bowlers Leaders Hold Places At Garden
Large Madison Square Garden crowd watches National Bowling Association event amid heat. Fenniman of Brooklyn posts 4 percent total to seize seventh. Koster defeats Dunbar in a best three of five rubber after two matches. Whitey Horan beats Knox. Bertha Wilson challenges any woman. Franz eyes Nelson in anticipated big match. Paterson teams await Schwoegiers and McGuirk Grady clash. nearly 100 five-man teams entered. entries close today.
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Conditions for New York Yacht Club spring races announced
The New York Yacht Club regatta committee led by H De B Parsons Ernest Lorillard and Walter c Kerr announced the spring cups race to be sailed Thursday June 17 off Glen Cove start at 12 noon. Courses follow the Glen Cove racing chart with one gun start. Sixteen classes include handicap and footer events. If no yacht finishes within half an hour after sunset the class will be declared off.
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Rockaway Four Wins Great Neck Semi Final Cup Match
Rockaway Hunting Club defeated New Haven 14 to 6 in Grace Field to reach the second Great Neck Challenge Cup final. Cary scored all four Rockaway goals in periods seven and eight. Rainey and Rawlins added multiple scores despite New Haven handicap efforts. Ten six-minute periods conducted by referee Morsean Grace.
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The Tribune Summer Resort Guide About Next Sunday
The note states that next Sunday is the date of The Tribune's Summer Resort number, an authoritative guide. It emphasizes the issue's timeliness and the guide's role as a definitive source for resort information.
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Alexander Brown Dominates Philadelphia Horse Show
Philadelphia June 3 Polo ponies highlighted the day as Alexander Brown earned three blue ribbons in individual events and led the team win. Edwin H Weatherbee's David Gray took the Corinthian class, while J W Harriman added two blues with Lady Dilham and Nala in harness events. Paul Sorg of New York also claimed multiple wins with Pilgrim Pioneer and the tandem Tease Vanity Fair.
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Cars Reach Buffalo in New York to Seattle Race
Five cars completed the Syracuse to Buffalo leg in ten hours on a 190 mile stage. Contestants head to Toledo for a 300 mile run on rough sandy roads with no accidents reported and expectations of possible records at Seattle.
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Summer Resort Guide Preview for The Tribune
If you are undecided as to where you will spend your vacation this summer, don't fail to consult the Summer Resort number of The Tribune next Sunday.
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