Major and Man Gwe Big Tennis Surprise
Dr Rosenbaum and O Neale pull upset as Le Roy Washburn conquer Tallant and Sweetser on grass at Country Club of Westchester. Major and Man rapid through Hall and Whitney while Inman and Voshell dominate Bags and Pell in a day of seven doubles matches and one-sided results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcheater
Forest Hilla
William Rosenbaum
Cornell-Vale
Cedric Major
Alrick H. Man, Jr
Walter Merrill Hall
F. H
Ted) Whitney
Major
Man
Hall
Whitney Turne
Theodore Roossell
Hernon S. Prentice
le Roy
Washburn
Robert la Roy
Watson M. Washburn
Hugh Tallant
Harvard
Arthur Sweetser
Seael-Light Aed
Jor
Half Man
Whitney
Agairst Frederick CG. Baggs
Howard Voshell
Bushy Voshell
Hartsdale
Elliot Hinten
New York
Wight
Bags
Alan
Voshell
Frederick C_ Inman
Lyle Evans Ma
Ban‘aleo
Hartadale
Bassford, Jr
Cornell Athlet
Interna
Rc, van Viet
University of California
Baesford
Pell
Prentice
Tess
Edmund
Penslee
Yale
Julian
Myrick
Rosenbaum
Gall
Dionne
Harry Parker
West Side
Roxentaum
Merrill Hall
Ted Whitney
Ies Fant
Rorenbaum
Inman
K. P. Larned
Mahan
Tyrie
Aary
Parton
Putin
Standing of the K of C League Report
The record provides standings and results in the Knights of Columbus league with several figures and names obscured by OCR. It lists team positions and scores, noting leaders and performance in recent games, though many entries are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. League
College Twirler Fans Seventeen Batsmen
Farl Brooks, pitcher for Arthur HIT High School of Saginaw, shut out Bay City Western 3 to 0 with seven teen strikeouts. He recently threw two no hit games and today only one clean hit was allowed. He averages sixteen strikeouts per game across seven starts with no earned runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Farl Brooks
Arthur Hit
Thin City
Bay City Western High School
Brooks
Kings County Net Team Wins Tight Meet
The Kings County tennis club of Brooklyn edged Terrace Club 5 matches to 4 on Lovers' Grounds. Frederick G. Anderson beat Lowell Shumway 6-2 6-8 6-3, while Charles Chambers routed William Jennings 6-0 6-3. Doubles saw Roberta and Reimer prevail for Terrace 6-3 6-3, and Mollenhauer and Thurber of Kings County beat Jackson and Cunningham 6-6 6-6 in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennis
Brooklyn
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County
Lowell Shumway
Charles Chambers
Little Napoleon
William Jennings
Miss Bjurstedt Opens bid to defend U S tennis title
Philadelphia June 4 Three former national champions Mrs William H Pouch Miss Evelyn Sears and Mrs Harper Wallach entered the thirtieth annual United States lawn tennis championships in Philadelphia for women singles doubles and mixed doubles. Miss Molla Bjurstedt defending champion will play singles and doubles with Mina Sears and will pair with Charles Bull Jr in mixed doubles. Notable entrants include Mrs Thomas C Handy of Los Angeles and Mrs George W Wightman of Boston formerly Hazel Hotchkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mre
William H. Pouch
Evelyn Sears
Mra Harper Wallach
United States
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Molla Bjurstedt
Side Tennis Club
New York
Mina Eleanora Sears
Boston
Pennsylvania
Miss Lah
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Ahenters
Thomas C. Handy
Los Angeles
Minn May Sutton
George W. Wight~man
Hazel Hotchkiss
Hamilton Grange Wins On Courts In Club Match
Hamilton Grange tennis club defeated University Heights 4-3 on their courts at 14th Street and Convent Avenue. Notable results include Arthur M. Lovibond, doubles champion, beating William M. Fischer 6-4 6-1. Other singles winners were Banks, Mead, Partridge, Buzzini, and junior Paul Martin. doubles champs Lovibond-Mond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Grange
University Heights
Convent Avenue
Arthur M. Lovibond
William M. Fischer
Newport
William J. Banks
J. Saeger
Veal E Mead
Leslie Robinson
Mugh R. Partridge
D. Letson
Herbert Buzzini
Theodore J. Donovan
Paul
William Burt
Partridge
Thy Luzzini
Sueger
Joseph Daubel
Gustave Steinicher
Voshell Wins Third Eastern NY Tennis Title
Howard Voshell of Brooklyn captured the Eastern New York State championship at the County Club of Westchester in Greenacres Hartadale, defeating Elliot Binren of Fordham 6-3 2-4 6-3 6-4 to claim permanent possession of the trophy for a third time.
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Howard Voshell
Brooklyn
New York State
Westchester
Greenacres
Hartadale
Wordell
Fordham University
Bronx
Voshell
Rinzen
Voxhell
Vouhell
Minzen
Binsen
Veshell
Fordham
Love
Waskell
Severs
Binzen
Portsider
Tita Rey
Pitheid
Long Branch Falls to Giants Led by Doyle in Opener
In Long Branch New Jersey Larry Doyle led the Giants to a 7 to 1 victory over Mike Denlin's Long Branch in front of a society crowd at the Hollywood Horse Show Grounds. Schupp and Schauer split the pitching duties with Andy Conkley starting for the locals. Doyle scored on a three bagger by Kauff and Brown's throw that plated another run, while Hunter Mureau and Wendell added run production. Combly pitched well after a rough first inning, Recording eleven strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Giants
Larry Doyle
Mike Denlin
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Schupp
Schauer
Andy Conkley
Conkley
Burns
Ettinger
Mani Bitinger
Feyiti
Bolton
Lera
Jack Collins
Weaverer
Yankees
Collins
Donovans
Ber Trove Hassell
Ilhooley
Baker
Colina
Caine
Pournier
Gedeon
Russell
Russell Walker
Nese
Marshall and Janows Draw in Chess Match
F J Marshall national champion and D Janowski of Paris played the second game of their match at the Manhattan Chess Club rooms yesterday. After a nearly eight hour siting and sixty four moves they drawn. Janowski led mid game by a pawn but Marshall steadied to force a draw. Score to date Marshall 1 Janowski 0 drawn 1. The third game scheduled for this afternoon at the Manhattan Chess Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Marshall
D. Janowski
Paris
Manhattan
Janowski
Marshall
Manhattan Chess Club
Eastern League Results and Southern Association Scores
Eastern League results list includes New Maven and Nubile with scores against Memphis and Atlanta. Southern Association results show Orewa on four and other brief items. Compact recap of minor league outcomes with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Orewa
Memphis
Atlanta
Reds Have Easy Time With Jersey Cubans
The Cincinnati Nationals beat the Jersey City Cubans 18 to 11 at West Side Park Jersey City after taking an early four run lead. Six thousand fans attended and booed the Cubans for errors and weak fielding as Providence Cities won four straight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Cinccinnati Nationals
Scere
West Side Park
Eau
Club Standings and Results From International Games
Yesterday’s results show Newark beating Richmond 7 to 0 and Providence defeating Baltimore 9 to 0. Buffalo lost to Montreal on wet grounds while Toronto and Montreal hold strong with Montreal at 20 11 645 and Toronto 18 13 343 in standings.
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Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Richmond
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Mutlato
Micherd
Rock'ter
Walti Re
Yankees Lose After Umpire Adversity In Chicago
In a rough afternoon at Chicago the Yankees fall 12 to 6 as Silk rules against them trigger a long rant from New York players. The White Sox surge from a slow start, with Donovan and Fisher lifting Chicago late to seal the rout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasaph
Silk O'Lea
White Sox
Yankees
Prominge
Ty Sox
Silk
Donovan
Nunamabr
New York
Funkees
Allen Sussell
Nick
Fisher
Weet Weaver
Ness
Kelack
Sox
Cleveland Defeats Red Sox 9 to 0 in Shocking Tilt
Cleveland drills Boston 9 to 0 as Mays and Bagby take hard hits from early on. Morton outpitched Foster while Cleveland capitalized on Boston errors and timely hitting. Hoblitzell and Gandil exit after being struck. the game features injuries and sharp bullpen work in a lopsided decision.
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Mays
Bagby
Cleveland
Boston
Morton
Foster
Hoblitzell
Gandil
Taylardton Arena
McNally
Cudge
O'S
Gergner
Aiag
Bile Graney
O'Selll
Rena
Nowant
Sael Merhaes
Talets
Sealey Bante-Thanir
A Macnee
Abd Dana
Hsin
Close Pennant Races In Both Big Leagues
Giants and Yankees neck and neck for leadership in their leagues. Brooklyn leads the NL with a tight field behind, while in the AL Boston closes on Washington as Cleveland and New York fight for first. Cobb and Speaker era notes and recent hot streaks shape a volatile week across the circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Yankees
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Week's Record in the Big Leagues
The week's record across major leagues summarizes games played from Saturday, June 3, detailing wins and losses, runs scored and allowed, total hits, errors, and men left on base by opponents. It tracks each league’s standings and tallies per team.
Long Wallop in Ninth Gives Game to Tigers
Detroit wins 4 to 3 over Washington in the ninth on a Davis drive over Milan's head. Veach homered and doubled with Heilmann driving in a run, while Gallia and Rice held Detroit to four hits. Washington’s scoring came on sacrifices and a key double by Foster and a Rondeau single in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Detroit
Milan
Davis
Wallington
Gallia
Rice
Veach
Kavanagh
Heilmann
Bush
Hamilton
Washington
Jie Foster
Rondeau
Petralt
Baevteay
Titekbanks
Dawa
Shane Macrigorhi
Williates
Bane Woathigton
Bierroit
Piet Bane
Braves Defeat Colonials in Waterbury Collage Game
Waterbury Conn June 4 The Boswea defeated the Colonials in a spirited regional matchup. Boswea with strong pitching and timely hitting secured a decisive victory over the Colonials, who struggled to close the gap in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
Bos
Wea
Colonials
Indians Rally Past Richmond 8-7 In Ninth Inning
Newark erased a three-run deficit with four scores in the ninth, then added another to edge Richmond 8 to 7. Callahan pinch hit, Witter and Zacher fueled the rally with key hits while Zimmersman closed out the final frame for Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Richmond
Indians
Enaman
Enright
Richmont
Callahan
Coke
Schreier
Schwert
Durgin
Milan
Aragon
Witter
Zacher
Eddie Zimmersman
Healy
Witster
Newank
Ian
Hallahan
President Tener Dines Umpires Praise Them
A National League umpire meeting with Teague's president Tener featured officials Emalie, Klem, O Day, Rigier, Eason, Orth, Byron, Queley, and Harrison. Rulings on unusual plays and rule interpretations were discussed to ensure uniform interpretation on the field. Tener praised the umpires for splendid service during a post session dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Teague
Tener
Heydler
Emalie
Klem
O'Day
Rigier
Eason
Orth
Byron
Queley
Harrison
State League Results and American Association Recap
State League results feature Cara and Bosgramion among top finishers as American Association results list key performances. Names appear with fragmented wording. the item reads as a compact sports brief noting standings and notable names without full context.
Baseball Men Open Season For 1910 B R T League
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit baseball league opens its season tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Wallace's Bridge Street. The Central Division teams play the Northern Or team, with Berge expected to lead. The opening features Centra and Prank Avenue as rivals, showcasing early matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Wallace
Hidgewalse
Lust
Pirates Win as Visitors Triumph in Connecticut
In Center Conn the Pirates defeated Stamford with key contributions from Adarey and Jacobeaa Gibson. For the locals, Champion led the effort. The game featured strong performances and a decisive finish in a locally billed abition contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Stamford
Samme
EA Burgh Nationaly
Tordrearn
Adarey
Jacobeaa Gibson
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W. Hall
T. Whitney
DR. Rosenbaum
O'Neale
Tallant
Sweetser
By James S. O'Neale
Ignee Halen
Ant
College Twirler
Terrace
M. Bjurstedt
University Heights Club
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Doyle
Andy Coakley
Denlin
Janows
REDS
Ast
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Moe Mate
Raita Fee
New
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Albert Hamel
Vane
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Alenia
Trace
O'Loughlin
Ban Johnson
Gene Felsch
Bo Schalk
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Peck
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Schalk
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Beston Braves
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Cleveland Indians
Red Sox Gaming
Tris Speaker
Tve
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Speaker
Cobb
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Letses
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R. M. Volo
Philadelania Tan
Boston Viet
Ittsburan
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Newarks
HEISE
Sebrelen
Tania
Daria
Ray
Wade
Racin
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Zarher
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Dubielapee Witter
Haan
Kischner
Start
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St. Louis Browns
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Sisgler
Pratt
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Lajoie
Meyers
Miller
Koob
Groom
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Acotio
Slater
Glering
Tohomony
Merers
Manel Mevara
Konn
Wellman
Wiate Tor Meyer
Isin
Oasea Sivaine
Prattap Masts
Bia Millen
Sokang
Foilaietonia
Cys Moore
Sanat Weiltean
Vinten Beale
Sal
Tener Dines
Cara
Bres
Bosgramion
American Association
York
W.L
Clevel
N. York
Pittab’h
Phila
Chic'go
St. Lo
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