Yankees Tame Tigers to Move Up in Standings
New York defeats Detroit 5 to 1 at American League Park as Manning and Chase star. Keeler adds three hits and Cree hits a three-bagger, boosting the Yankees to second place with a crowd of about thirteen thousand watching a brisk, sharp game.
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Yankees Sell Ward to Quakers
The New York club announced yesterday that Joe Ward was sold to the Philadelphia Nationals for a price stated. Ward played with Philadelphia in 1906 and left New York last night.
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Murphy Joking Says Kling Over Cubs Bonus
Kansas City Me June 7 John Kling said Murphy is joking about joining the Cubs after a dispatch claimed he would accept the team’s share of a 19000 bonus. Kling denied sending any such message and doubted Murphy’s plans, insisting he will not report this month.
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Touchard Wins Felipe Cup In Four Sets At New York Club
Gustave F. Touchard defeated Theodore R. Pell in four sets 6-4 4-6 0-6 12-10 to claim the Felipe cup at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Pell had taken the cup from Harold Hackett a year earlier, and the match featured fast serves, net play, and strategic variations.
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Standings and Results From Major League Baseball
American League games today include Detroit at New York and Chicago at Washington. Yesterday's results: New York 5 Detroit 1. Boston 6 St. Louis 4. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1. Chicago 8 Washington 0. Detroit leads AL standings with 27 wins and .459, New York 22-5, Philadelphia 25-5-75, Chicago 22-?. Washington 12-30-8. National League schedule features New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St. Louis. results include Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 0. Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 6 Boston 1. New York vs Chicago listed rain as noted.
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Superbabe Wins A Game Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Opener
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 6 to 1 in the first game of the series. Bell pitched effectively for Brooklyn while Beebe struggled with control. McMillan produced a key double and a sacrifice, with a fielder s choice scoring another run in the eighth.
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Pirates Rally In Eighth To Defeat Phillies 4 To 3
Pittsburg overcome Moren’s strong start with a three run eighth inning, sparked by a triple and a double. Leifield allowed seven hits in eight innings before Hyatt batted for him, and Wagner’s double plated the decisive run. Final score 4 to 3 with Klem and Kane umpiring.
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Cincinnati Beats Boston 6 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
Cincinnati won 6 to 2 over Boston after Bates opened with a three-base hit but failed to score. Boston loaded the bases in the second inning but could not push across a run as Ferguson left early. Campbell McLean and Roth faced Ferguson Mattern and Smith as umpires Cusack and Johnstone.
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Eastern League Games Today and State League Results
Wilkes Barre edged Utica 2 1 while Syracuse defeated Scranton 8 1 and Elmira beat Albany 6 5. Troy topped Binghamton 6 3. Connecticut league saw New Britain win 18 3 over New Haven with Holyoke 4 Hartford 4 and Springfield 3 Bridgeport
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Expert rifleman Gus Zimmermann sails to Hamburg
Gus Zimmermann, famed as the expert rifleman and prize winner, sailed for Germany last week to represent the United States at the international shoot to be held in Hamburg next month under the direction of the United Shooting Association of Germans.
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Novel Yacht Challenge Aims 155 Mile Offshore Run
Commodore Leonard Richards plans a July test with the yacht Carola sailing 155 miles off Sandy Hook to anchor. Amateur skippers must locate Carola by standard navigation methods, circle her, and return to a finish near Ambrose Lightship outside the harbor. Also noted is a baseball score: Chicago shut out Washington 5 to 0 with pitcher Gray exploited by bats.
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Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia 3 1 in Nine Innings
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Berger stars with two RBIs and a three-base hit. Plank is knocked out after two innings while Dygert, Bemis, and Livingstone share pitching duties for the losing Phillies. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
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Boston Beats St. Louis 6 to 4 in Baseball Clash
Boston defeated St. Louis 6 to 4 as Graham’s curves failed to trouble the locals. Arellanes started for Boston, replaced by Cicotte in the fourth inning who pitched effectively. Batteries were Arellanes and Cicotte for Boston with Carrigan. St. Louis used Graham and Stephens with Howell and Smith behind the plate. Umpires were Kerin and O’Loughlin.
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New York to Seattle auto race starts with four cars
Four cars including two Ford entries Shawmut and Acme prepare to chase the Pacific in a New York to Seattle contest. Italia driver illness delays one entry while crews dash 338 miles from Chicago. Ford teams boast continental piloting advantage as night departures loom.
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Larned Opens on Englewood Courts in Davis Cup Shuffle
National champion William A. Larned debuted in the Englewood Field Club event with a walkover against Stephen Millett and a lead-tilting match against Robert D. Wrenn. The tournament aims to gauge form for potential Davis Cup selections as top American players compete across singles and doubles, including Larned, Millett, and Wrenn while the Metropolitan League features West Side Club and Bedford Park Club clashes.
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Sears Holds Her Title in Pennsylvania Eastern States Tennis
In Haverford, Miss Edith Rotch of Boston defeated Miss Rachel Harlan of Philadelphia 7 5 7 5. Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston defeated Rotch 6 3 2 6 6 4 to claim the title. Doubles ended Sears Fenno 7 3 9 5 7 5 over Sears Curtis 7 3 9 5 7 5. Mixed doubles Sears Clothier beat Harlan Rendell 3 6 6 2 8 to set up a title match with Fenno and Wren.
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Wright and Sulloway Defend Massachusetts Doubles Title
Wright and Sulloway defended their Massachusetts state lawn tennis doubles crown at Brae Burn courts. They defeated the Johnson brothers 7-5 7-5 3-6 4-4 64 to retain the title.
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Bryn Mawr Defeats Point Judith In Polo Match
Bryn Mawr four beat Point Judith on Bryn Mawr grounds by 12 goals to 7. Point Judith started with a 6 goal handicap while Stevenson added 32. Bryn Mawr had three mallet hooking penalties and one safety, Point Judith two penalties for illegal mallet work.
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New England League Results Feature Varied Scores
Baseball today reports New England League scores with Lowell routing Haverhill five to three and Brockton defeating New Bedford six to four. Other games include Worcester and Lawn ending in a 0 0 draw. A 4 00 P M game at American League Park was listed with Americans versus Letre.
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Englewood hosts extra day of pro-am golf near national Open
The Englewood Golf Club plans a best ball foursomes event for June 23 with eighteen holes medal play. Pros from across the country and notable players Tom Vardon and George Duncan are anticipated. Prizes total about 200 dollars, split pro and amateur. The event coincides with the national Open at Englewood on June 24.
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Women golfers ready for fourth annual Eastern Championship
A large field of leading women golfers gathered at Baltusrol for the fourth annual Women's Eastern Golf Association tournament. Notables included national champion Kate C. Harley, Massachusetts titleholder Mary B. Adams, and Olympic, Philadelphia, Englewood entrants. Metropolitans optimistic about inter-city matches as captain Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany expects strong participation from Stout Manica Bryce Wetmore and others.
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Meenan Captures All Round Title in De La Salle Meet
Daniel Meenan of De La Salle Institute won the all round championship with 16 points at the 25th annual games held at the Clason Point Military Academy Jason on the Sound Westchester County. George F. Scannell Jr. finished second with 13 points after Meenan defeated him in the running broad jump.
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Lafayette Defeats Lehigh in Second Seasonal Meeting
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Lafayette beat Lehigh 4 to 2. Scoring included a six run first inning for Lafayette and late pushes by Lehigh. Batteries Schneider and Matson for Lafayette with Bason and Sterner for Lehigh.
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Dartmouth Defeats Penn in Low-Scoring Duel
In Hanover on June 7 Dartmouth topped Pennsylvania 7 to 5 as Penn fielded well but failed to convert baserunning chances and tactics. Mitchell was replaced by Eckstrom in the sixth. Schultz and Cousins partnered for Dartmouth while Mitchell and Chadbourne worked for Penn. Time two hours. umpire Kiljourhy.
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Bowling Tourney Tests New York Talent At Madison Square Garden
New aspirants crowd National Bowling Association championships at Madison Square Garden. Baltimore’s George Hendler leads singles. Vanderbeek Copeland of Brooklyn climb to second in five man event. Larkin Morris of Baldwinsville and Gilbert Horan contest top spots with sharp scores as weeklong matches unfold.
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Vermont Hands Columbia Shutout in Ball Park Showdown
Vermont pitcher Collins dominates for 4 to 0 win over Columbia. He fanned 12 and yielded only two hits, backed by faultless defense. Lee sparked Columbia early, but Vermont maintained the lead, with two-base hits by Shaw, Tonkin, and Lee and several sacrifices.
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Tim es Sq Automobile Exposition Promises Low Prices
Amusements ad lists largest dealers in new and used cars with low prices, noting showrooms in New York at 215-17 W 48th St near Broadway, Chicago Michigan Ave, and St Louis Pine & 18th St. Claims 83,500 cars ready for delivery and promotes touring and runabout models from J. J. Evans and others.
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