Giants Rally to Beat Cubs 7 1 Amid Slaughter
New York Giants topple the Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 in Chicago as Mathewson dominates with five hits allowed and no walks. Merkle and Merkle lead the late rally with a three run triple and decisive nine inning offense that pushes the Giants into first place by a half game over the Phillies.
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Chiago
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McGraw
Phillies
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Devore
Matty
Mieteher
Ingle
Harry McIntyre
Fred Merkie
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Zimmer
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Mathewson
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Thor Ida
Tigers Score Five Runs Beat Senators in Detroit Clash
Detroit pitchers Lafitte and teammates held Washington to six hits as the Tigers built a 5 to 1 victory. Long and SENS贡献 failed to spark, while Detroit produced ten safeties to secure the win.
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Senators
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Lafitte
Pirates Lose In Ten In First Extra Inning Of Season
In Pittsburgh Philadelphia won 6 to 4 in the tenth inning. Luderus hit a three base scamper after a misplayed ball by Waener, scoring the decisive run. Balks were called on both pitchers, first time this season in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
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Tide Charter
tRsen— Washing
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Trek
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Etocle
Alexanier Valke Steele
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Philadelphing & Firat Tase
Etre
Pottehorm
Cincinnati Defeats Boston in Tristate League Clash
Cincinnati beat Boston 9 to 2 as Gogpar and Downey drove runs while Bates went 4 for 4. Boies and Pietter contributed four hits each in a high scoring game. Stolen bases noted with Downey adding authority on the basepaths as Cincinnati gains in the series despite late changes.
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Dunes Cunneinnay
Boston
Gogpar
Bates
Cinerea Postos Abr
Eney
Ness Een
Meta Bohae
Polemun We
Tao Feta
Piret
Hale
Superbas Rally But Fall To Brooklyn In Nine
The St Louis Superbas and Brooklyn Dodgers split a tense game with Brooklyn taking an eighth inning lead after a tight pitching duel. Nap Rucker shone for Brooklyn while St Louis fought back with Evans Moore and Mike Moore contributing key hits. Golden struggled with control as the late rally broke the tie, with two runs scoring on errors before Brooklyn held on for the win.
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Sune
Pi Daten
Merry Men
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Superbas
Nap Rucker
Dablen
St. Louis
Evans
Mike Moores
Nap
Zephyr Golden
Wheat
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Oletten
France
Brooklyn
Zach Wheat
Fy Belie
Port Garden
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Rucker Wall
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Couteen
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Tartace
Ewans
Turion Pities
Atvirim
Mier
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Tirookin
Fasoa
Johnstone
Lsaimel
Polio Ponies Must Sail on Saturday for Bond Forfeiture
A fragment reports on polio ponies, noting a single lame animal and a second string of ponies ready to field as two matches are required on successive days. It mentions English ponies in good condition, ticket sales, special trains from Brooklyn, and anticipation of a larger crowd than the prior match.
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Pennsylvania Station
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Approval for the Reds Directors vote money for more players
Cincinnati June 1 The directors of Cincinnati of the National League after debate expressed faith in Clarke Griffith's managerial ability and the team's strength They voted to spend money on available players to aid the era Griffith was questioned on the team's prospects and his answers drew approval President Lynch of the National League arrived during the meeting and conferred with August Herrmann He had the Pittsburg club and umpires Klein and Doyle statements on a protest by Pittsburg May 27 and asked Griffith and Grant to submit their versions of the affair
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Cincinnati Es
Clarke Grifith
Griffith
Lynch
National Re
August Herrmann
Pittsburg
Klein and
Doyle
Enine
Grifith and
Grant
Yachting Racing Rules Set For Gravesend Championship
The Yacht Racing Association of Gravesend Bay outlines twelve championship races and four specials with eight starts and two defeats required to prize. Clubs include Atlantic Benhurst Brooklyn Crescent Marine and Field New York Canoe Club.
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Tower Bay
Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Tay
The
Atlantic
Benshurst
Trooklyn
National
Crescent Athletic
Marine and Field
New York Canoe Club
Yale Oarsmen Confer On Big Track Meet In England
Yale rowers prepare for inter varsity tests on the river at Gales Ferry with Kennedy guiding the freshmen and the eight crew. Harvard and Yale officials meet at New Haven to discuss the Yale Cambridge intercollegiate meet with dates up to July 12 and event changes under consideration.
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England
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Kennedy
Navy Yard
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Garelty
Puille
George St. John Shatfield
New York
Frost
Varatty
Frostmen
Sheffield Students Pick Freshman Athletics Officers
Students at the Sheffield Scientific School Yale won a demand for equal voice in athletic appointments. They selected officers for the freshman baseball and track squads, naming Benjamin Harward as 1981 baseball manager and W Y T Ketcham as assistant manager, with FC Dows and FC Stewart also chosen for track leadership. If these officers perform well, the school may later choose major-team officers.
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Yale
Tomnleht
Benjamin Harward
Butte
Moor
W. Y T. Ketcham
New York City
FC. Dows
Cedar Rapids
Japeietant
Stewart, Tren
Sweeney Beats Hartzell In March Tournament Opener
Sweeney the renowned rennees' star athlete defeats Roy Hartzell at Doyle's Academy in a high school opening game of the DiMarch tournament. Sweeney leads with a strong start and a 35 to 18 victory in a forty nine inning contest. Hal Chase and Jim Vaughan, captain-manager and twieler, are set to play tonight. Bingham named captain of Phillips Exeter Academy track team for next year. resident of Lawrence Massachusetts class of 12, will manage football next fall.
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Rennees
Ateher
Roy Hartzell
Doyle's Academy
Sweeney
Hal Chase
Jim Vaughan
Bingham
Exeter
N. J
William J. Bingham
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Lawrence
Mass
Harriman Named Yale Hockey Team Manager
June and William A Harriman of New York City will assist as manager for the Yale hockey squad, continuing the Harriman family connection to Yale athletics. The appointment follows the late Ke H Harriman, with the Harri man legacy tied to university sport circles.
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New Maven
William A. Harriman
Yale
New York City
Ke HL Harriman
Bas
San Francisco marksman sets revolver record at Shell Mound
James J. Gar tan of San Francisco established a new world revolver record at the Shell Mound range scoring 467 for fifty shots at fifty yards on the standard American target. The former record of 5 was set by Captain Calkins at Springfield, Moss, in 10.
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James J. Gartan
Shell Mound Range
Calkins
Springfield
Moss
Swimmers Train For Intercollegiate Meets At Travers Stand
Nearly one hundred swimmers prepare for the outdoor Intercollegiate aquatic championships at Travers Stand on July. Teams named include Annapolis, West Point, Princeton, Yale, Pennsylvania, City College of New York, Amherst, Cornell and Symminee with expected entries across multiple events. The New York Athletic Club reports tidal conditions will start events promptly at 2:90 p.m.
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Annapolis
Weat Point
Hays
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Stoddart
Yale
Felf
Arrows
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Wyman
Schmitt
Palmer
Hughes
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Bit Kistler
Cowed
Auerbacher
Anthony
Jamieson Nevens
City College of New York
Eisele
Coughlin
Stern
Phillips
Kermerer
Steinhoof
Amherst
Carter
Cornell
Symienee
New York Athletic Club
Burke Loses On a Foul in Ten Round Bout
Ted Nelson defeats Burke at the Olympic Athletic Club Harlem by disqualification in the ninth round after Burke clashes and the referee rules Nelson fouled. Nelson threatened early control with a knockdown, Burke battled back and stunned the crowd with a late rally before the foul-ended finish and Burke’s expulsion from the ring.
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Egaitor
Burke
Ted Nelson
Olympic Athletic Club
Harlem
Jim
Brooklyn
Dan Tone
Ted
Golfing News From Pelham Bay Park Course And Rumson Talks
New Yorks second eighteen hole public course at Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx is drawing players. The Manhattan Golf Club runs headquarters with a full schedule through mid October and the June cup qualification test is eighteen hole medal play. The article lists officers and those who qualified for the June cup. A two day invitation tournament by the Toxic Golf Club draws leading metropolitan amateurs including Jerome D Travers Oswald Kirkby Gardiner White Gilman Tiffany Findlay Douglas Archie Rela Max Tee Robert Watson and others. The next PGA championship is likely at Rumson Country Club near Seabright with H L Barker to manage and prize money around 250. The Eastern championship is noted for last year at Salisbury links won by James Maiden.
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New York
Pelham Bay Park
Bronx
Manhattan Golf Club
W. Fairchid
Robert Whiteley
A. Jackson
G. W. Fatrentid, Jr
Chauncey
Keen
Toxic Golf Club
Jerome D. Travers
New Jersey
Oswald Kirkby
Travers
Gardiner W. White
Gilman P. Tiffany
Findlay S$. Douglas
Archie Rela
Max Tee
Robert C. Watson
Ei Professional Golfers’ Association
Rumson Country Club
Seabright
Barker
Garden City
Rumson Green
Tat
Rumson
Salisbury Links
Hest
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Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Shrewsbury
James Maiden
National Lawn Tennis Association Tightens Foot Fault Rules
Lawn tennis officials move to stricter rule enforcement across tournaments. The draw must be by a blind system with random selection from separated papers, substitutions barred after drawing, and penalties for infractions. Foot fault rules are clarified to prevent server advantages, with emphasis on consistent officiating and fair play.
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National Association
Rnellshmnes
Smilar
USA
Spikea
Tse
Spikes
Rsectio Hon
Tournamen
Sunday Baseball Ruling at Fort Banks Provokes Protest
General public barred from Army games at Fort Banks Washington May 31 as officials restrict Sunday baseball admission. Soldiers and their guests allowed. public excluded amid protest from Massachusetts towns near the fort. War and Navy departments have declined to place nationwide Sunday games restrictions.
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Nts
War Depot
Toston
Gener Wood
Army
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Nnle
Department
Hia
War
Navy
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