Yankees Edge Naps In Extra Innings At Polo Grounds
The New York Yankees nearly pulled off a historic win but faltered in the late innings, losing to the Cleveland Naps in ten frames at the Polo Grounds. Welter led New York with three hits as McConnell held Cleveland to limited damage, while Chapman starred defensively at short for the visitors.
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Tribune Juniors Defeat World Juniors In Big Baseball Win
The Tribune Junior Baseball team crushed the World Juniors 17 to 6 at Parade Grounds Prospect Park yesterday. Twenty two hits powered the win with five home runs including standout Joe Thoomey striking out twelve World batters and pitching nine innings. Batteries Tribune Thoomey and Chandler World Kuh e and Fagen.
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Baseball Race in Big Leagues Results and Standings Outline
National and American League games are listed with today matchups and yesterday results. Standings show Philadelphia leading the NL with 18 wins, Cleveland and New York follow, while Detroit and St Louis trail in the AL. International League mentions Newark Jersey City and Providence with current records.
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Toronto
Tachester
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Nochester
Torani
Maltimore
Dery City
Athletics Win Third Straight Over Tigers in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts Detroit as the Athletics take a 10 to 6 win marking their third straight in the series. Willett pitched for Philadelphia while Cottrell struggled early but steadied. timely hits and efficient defense aided the visitors. Connie Mack used a youngster later, and Willett exited after guiding the A's to victory.
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Yaet
Barry
Winiett
Scott Shuts Out Red Sox in Chicago Showdown
A garbled recap notes Boston was blanked by Chicago as Hooper and Ball produced two metated singles. Errors by Boston proved costly with Wagner and Leonard involved, while Chicago pitcher Scott dominated, and Leonard was lifted in the ninth.
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Mattick
Fournier
Scott
Weaver
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Yane
Connolly
Browns Turn On Senators in 12-5 Victory
Washington fell 12 to 5 as Browns rallied in the third game of the series. Key hits included two-base and three-base blows from Stovall, Compton, and Mullin, with Mullin pitching support from Mitchell to outpace Altrock and Guilfoyle.
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Henry Calvo
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Altrock
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Gandil
Rucker Lets Reds Down With Two Hits In Cleveland Game
Indian pitcher Napoteon Rucker of the Brooklyn Superbas held the Reds to a brace of singles as Cincinnati lost 0 to 5. The Reds again sank to the cellar while Rucker dominated with dazzling shoots and bends. Only three Reds reached first in the fifth and sixth innings, twice off baserunning and a double play by the defense. Johnson and Cutshaw sparked fleeting rallies but the Superbas controlled the early game.
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Rixey Shuts Down Phillies as Pirates Break Through
In a rough first inning Pittsburgh took control with a string of passes and Wilson driving in five of six Pirates runs. Earl Moore relieved Rixey in the third, delivering solid work while Wilson added a three bagger and two base hits. The Pirates won 6 to 1 behind timely hitting and stout bullpen work.
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St Johns shuts out Syracuse in season finale 7 to 0
St John’s dominated Syracuse with pitcher Ren Carey fanning fifteen and allowing two singles. Carney homered and drove in seven, while Syracuse misplayed key moments in the 7–0 victory on the visitors’ field.
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Davis Cup Tilt Opens on West Side Courts in New York
Lawn tennis stars from the United States and Australia gather at the West Side Tennis Club for the first Davis Cup preliminary ties. Maurice McLoughlin and Horace Rice lead the American challenge against Australia, with Billy Larned and other notables in practice as the event unfolds. The German team pending results, with Belgium, Germany, France and South Africa also in the mix, shapes a sprawling intercontinental contest.
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Indians Again Victors Shugrue All The Way
Newark tops Providence 7 to 4 as pitcher Latliie holds and Shean Swacka blaze the offense. Buckeye boxer Shugrue dominates Robideau at Madison Square Garden in a ten round decision, delivering a sharp display that left the Quaker City foe overwhelmed.
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Kurte Matta
Germans win on courts in Davis Trophy elimination
The German team beat France in the Dwight F Davis international lawn tennis trophy elimination, winning two of three singles and the doubles. Kreuzer defeated Ver t 46 26 2, Rahe beat Decugits 2 6 64 2 4 594 7%, Mate beat Gober 61 4 6d, and the doubles Kiiosehroth and Rahe won against Decugis and Germot 15 64.
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Manual Training Heh School Defeats MANUAL in League Tilt 16 to 4
The Manual Training High School team built a 16 to 4 lead over Manual in the Brooklyn Queens division championship pursuit at Woodmen Mark yesterday. The scoring details list Labate and Feothinghatin as pitchers, with Ackerman and Vivene contributing on defense and offense for Manual Training.
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Ackerman
Honagura
Labate
Feothinghatin
Iy Ackerman
Chris von der Ahe Dead Owner of St. Louis Champion Ball Club
St Louis mourns Chris von der Ahe a German immigrant and longtime baseball magnate who died at sixty one after two months of illness. He built the St Louis Browns into pennant winners, profited from stock purchases, and later failed financially leading to selling Sportman's Park and his club to satisfy creditors.
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Miss Wagner Wins Amackassin Cup at Yonkers
Miss Marie Wagner national indoor lawn tennis champion wins the Amackassin cup singles final on Yonkers courts beating Mrs Arthur Lehman in straight sets 6-0 6-4. Men's results show Hartman and Latimer advancing. doubles and mixed rounds incomplete in the damaged report.
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Quakers Honor Murphy Funeral Plans At Penn
Philadelphia mourns Mike Murphy a famed amateur athletics figure and former Yale and Pennsylvania coach. Honorary pallbearers will include his peers while University of Pennsylvania track members serve as active pallbearers at a memorial service on Franklin Field. An undergraduate movement seeks to erect a monument to Murphy on the field.
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Marvel of Speed Is Lippincott at Intercollegiate Meet
Donald P. Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania won the 220 yard dash at the intercollegiate championship in Harvard stadium. Officials reported a world record time of 21.0 seconds, then 21.15 seconds after a conference. an official measurement later found the mark to be one and one fifth over 220 yards, under James K. Sullivan’s supervision.
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Free racing today at Belmont Park crowds expected
An infield open free to those who care to attend Belmont Park for today’s joint meeting. Despite a poor day for long-distance travel, locals may fill the grounds as Pinkertons monitor crowd control for a potential Saturday half holiday. Belmont’s steeplechase and Derby feature two-year-old racing with Rock View a probable winner.
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Rochester Edges Montreal In Hockey Showdown
Rochester defeats Montreal 8 to 2 in Montreal with strong power play by Quinn and Williams. Birke, Dale and Burns contribute with solid two way play. Buffalo routs Toronto 15 to 3 at Toronto as Rutalo shines alongside a Batteries-Frill and Gowdy duo.
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Harmony in American polo camp over defense of cup
H L Herbert asserts all harmony exists in the American polo group as they select the strongest lineup to defend the cup against England. Key players include Harry Payne Whitney and the Waterbury brothers with Stoddard, Devereux, Miburn, Keene, and Stevenson forming a powerful defense. No practice on arrival day as both sides rest ahead of Meadow Brook match. Odds favor England at 2 to 1.
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