Yankees Beat Tigers 5 to 1 as Manning Starred at AL Park
New York climbs to second in the league after a 5 1 victory over Detroit. Walter Manning and Hal Chase led the attack with two standout defensive plays by Chase and three Keeler hits, while Birds Cree and McIntyre contributed big hits. Summers started for Detroit, with Works finishing and Manning allowing four hits while striking out five.
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Walter Manning
Hal Chase
Willie Keeler
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Laporte
Austin
Yankees
Birdie Cree
Frank Farrell
Manning
Tigers
Hans Wagners
Husher Jennings
Crawford
Cobb
Schaefer
McIntyre
Chase
Moriarity
Beckendorf
Schmidt
Rossman
Works
Innning
Keeler
Kiemnon
Moriarty
O'Leary
Eiberfeld
Kleinow
Elberfeld
Pagle
Engle
Summers
Cree
Liberfeld
Greery
Engie
New York
Detroit Abrabrillopoaee
Bush
Io’leary
Behmidt
Beckender
Sini
el Bobane
Kietnow
Klenow
Kiemon
Eld
Seckendorf
Evans
Perine
Yankees Sell Ward to Quakers
New York Yankees announced Ward sold to the Philadelphia Quakers for a price. Ward played with the 1906 Philadelphia Nationals and left New York last night.
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Yankees
Ward
Quakers
New York
Joe Ward
Delphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Murphy Joking Says Kling Over Cubs Bonus
Kansas City dispatch reports John Kling denies sending any dispatch to the president about joining the Cubs with a $10,000 bonus. He says Murphy is joking and he has no plans to report this month or December.
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Kansas City
Murphy
John Kling
Henge
Cubs
Sen
Lave
Touchard Captures Felipe Cup In Four Sets
Gustave F. Touchard defeated Theodore St Pell in a four set final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club to win the Felipe cup. The match progressed 6-4 4-6 8-6 12-10 as Touchard used net plays and speed variation to counter Pell’s baseline attacks. Semi finals in the handicap singles saw Boorman, Pate, and Gunther advance with results 6-4 6-3 and 6-5 for the later rounds.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Touchard
Theodore R. Pell
New York Lawn
Pell
Avery
Kenneth M. Boorman
Walter L.pate
Edward A. Gunther
Theodore St. Pell
Standings and Results in Early Baseball Action
American League games today feature Detroit at New York and Chicago at Washington among others. Yesterday's results saw New York 5 Detroit 1 and Chicago 8 Washington 6. Boston 6 St Louis 4. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1. National League 10-day schedule has New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburg with Brooklyn 2 St Louis 9 and Pittsburg 4 Philadelphia 3. New York vs Chicago postponed by rain. Detroit leads American League while Pittsburg, St Louis, Chicago and New York lead their leagues with varying win percentages.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Opening Game Of Series
Brooklyn pitchers dominate as Bell holds St Louis to two runs in eight innings aided by Beebe. McMillan drives in a run with a double and a fielder's choice later in the innings. Wild pitches and classy defense shape the early series tilt.
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St. Louis
Bell
Brooklyn
Beebe
McMillan
Ming Brooklyn
Petecieien Sateen
Owen Sac
MecMillan
Eustus
Gilbert
Kenetchy
Alperman
Hummel
Ellis
Burch
Salles
OM Beebe
Umon Pires
Truby
Rigler
Pirates Rally To Beat Phillies In Tight Sixteenth Inning
Pittsburg wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia after four rally in eighth inning. Moren faltered in the eighth, yielding three runs after a triple, a double, a single and a walk. Leifield started strong but left for Hyatt to bat, Wagner doubled driving in Clarke. Leifield allowed seven hits in eight, Moren six in seven and one third. Eight inning pitch count and miscues noted.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Moren
Brown
Wagner
Clarke
Leifield
Hyatt
Wagener
Titus
Letfield
Baller Moren
Adams
Fime
Mpires
Klem
Kane
Cincinnati Triumphs Over Boston Behind Early Lead
Bates opened with a three-base hit for Cincinnati but failed to score. Boston loaded the bases in the second but did not bring in a run. Cincinnati chased Ferguson in the second inning and won 6 to 0 as Campbell McLean and Roth held Boston to a weak attack.
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Cincinnati
Bates
Boston
Cincinnnati
Ferguson
Campbell
McLean
Roth
Mattern
Smith
Johnstone
Eastern League Games Today and Scores
Providence defeated Jersey City 5 to 0. Baltimore beat Newark 7 to 2. Montreal 17 Toronto 2. Rochester 16 Buffalo 2. Standings show Rochester 23 6 9 .697 top, Baltimore 18 20 .474, Toronto 20 18 .571, Buffalo 17 20 .459, Montreal 18 16 .529, Providence 14 20 .412, Newark 16 18 .471, Jersey City 14 21 .400. Batteries listed for each game with umpires.
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Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
McGinnity
Crisp
Hardy
Peterson
Stafford
R. H. E. Baltimore
Adkins
Hearne
Litton
Goettel
Spahr
Finneran
Kissinger
Ryan
Barger
Erwin
Kelly
State League Results Highlights Across Teams
Wilkes-Barre 2 beat Utica 1 while Syracuse routed Scranton 8 to 1. Elmira won 6 to 5 against Albany. Troy edged Binghamton 3 to 3. Connecticut League saw Britain 18 over New Haven 9 and Holyoke 4 over Hartford 3. Springfield 3, Bridgeport 2.
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Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Syracuse
Scranton
Elmira
Albany
Troy
Binghamton
Britain
New Haven
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
Bridgeport
New
American marksman Gus Zimmermann sails for Hamburg shoot
Gus Zimmermann, renowned rifleman said to have won more prizes than any American, left for Germany last week to represent the United States at the international bundesshoot in Hamburg next month under the United Sheeting Association of Germans.
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Gus Zimmermann
America
Germany
United States
Hamburg
United Sheeting Association of Germanos
Novel yacht race aims for 125 mile offshore dash
Commodore Leonard Richards of the Atlantic Yacht Club plans a July voyage in the Carola to 125 miles offshore from Sandy Hook. Seven yachts will seek the Carola by navigator methods, sail around her, and return to finish near Ambrose Lightship or a harbor outside mark.
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Leonard Richards
Atlantic Yacht Club
Carola
Sandy Hook
Ambrose Lightship
Chicago Dominates Washington in 8–0 Victory
In Washington on June 7 Chicago shut out the capital city team by eight to zero. Walsh confounded the Washington batsmen while Gray took the mound and received little support from his defense.
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Washington
Chicago
Washington Today
Walsh
Gray
Hahn
Browne
Parent
Conroy
Isbell
Delehanty
Donohue
Dougherty
Milan
Purteil
Ungland
Tannehill
McBride
Atz
Owens
Street
Seer
D. Gray
Washington Owens
Tannehil
Jays—Gray
Washngton
Connolly and Hur
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 3-1 in Philadelphia Park
In Philadelphia on June 7, Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3-1 as Berger held the Phillies to scattered hits and drove in two runs with a three-bagger. Plank took the loss after two innings. Batteries were Berger Bemis for Cleveland and Plank Dygert Thomas Vickers Livingstone for Philadelphia. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Plank
Berger
R. H. E. Cleveland
Berger and Bemis
Dygert
Thomas
Vickers
Livingstone
Egan and
Sheridan
Boston Beats St. Louis 6 4 In Baseball Tilt
Boston won 6 to 4 over St. Louis as Graham struggled for St. Louis. Cicotte relieved Arellanes in the fourth and pitched effectively for Boston. Batteries Boston Arellanes Cicotte and Carrigan St Louis Graham Stephens Howell Smith Umpires Kerin O Loughlin.
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Boston
Graham
St. Louis
Cicotte
Arellanes
Rhe Eromicone
Cicotte and
Carrigan
Graham and Stephens
Howell and Smith
Kerin
O'Loughlin
New York to Seattle Auto Race Opens With Four Cars
Four cars ready for the New York to Seattle contest depart at dawn under independent pilot plans. Ford crews gain early continental support while Acme Shawmut delay owing to illness. Italia driver illness blocks substitute. Col C. K. Pardee chairs the Orphans Automobile Day Association setup in Albany with Morgan Newton and Schwalbach leading efforts to transport about two thousand children to Coney Island.
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iRy
the Tribune
St. Louis
New York
Seattle
J. H. Gerrie
Automobile Club of America
Pacific
Chicago
Shawmut
Fords
Ford Organization
Ford
Centralia
Acme
C. K. Pardee
Orphans’ Automobile Day Association
Albany
W. J. Morgan
Richard T. Newton
Alexander Schwalbach
Coney Island
Newton
Dreamland
Broadway
49Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Sith Street
Queensboro Bridge
Larned Competes in Open Court Trials at Englewood
National champion William A. Larned opens at Englewood Field Club in New Jersey drawing veteran Stephen Millett and defeating Robert D. Wrenn as officials test form for upcoming Davis Cup selections. Other results include Kelley, Watson, Dionne, and Hinck advancing in men’s singles with several defaults noted. The Metropolitan League also reports West Side Club wins over Hamilton Grange with Cragin and Mahan victorious in singles and doubles.
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William A. Larned
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Larned
Stephen Millett
Nestor
Robert D. Wrenn
United States National Lawn
Carleton
Kelley
al Lindsey
Harry Martin
George M. Church
Edwin P. Larned
Alexander Amend
Frederick Watson, Jr
Artemus Holmes
G Ale Dionne
A. C. Bostwick
Raymond Dpd. Little
Harry Torrance, Jr
Edwin PF. Fischer
King
Otto H. Hinck
Felix Doubleday
I. W. Kendall
CM. Ammerman
Edgar F. Lee
E. Foerster
West Side Club
Hamilton Grange Club
Bedford Park
Brooklyn
Lyle EK
Mahan
Calhoun Cragin
West Side
Walter Merrill Hall
Cragin
B. Falls
Touchard
John ©. Remond
Robert Cassamajor
Miss Sears Holds Her Title In Pennsylvania Tourney
In the final round of the women’s championship lawn tennis tournament of Pennsylvania and the Eastern states at Haverford Miss Edith Rotch of Boston defeated Miss Rachel Harlan of Philadelphia 7-5 7-5. Eleanor Sears of Boston defeated Rotch 6-3 2-6 6-4 in the challenge round.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Edith Rotch
Boston
Rachel Harlan
Eleanor Sears
Rotch
Marton Fenno
Evelyn Sears
Miss Curtis
W. J. Clothier
H. J. Rendell
Fenno
Wren
Wright and Sulloway Defend Massachusetts Lawn Tennis Title
Newton, June 7 Wright and Sulloway successfully defended their state lawn tennis doubles championship title on the Brae Burn courts. They defeated the Johnson brothers by scores of 7 5, 7 5, 3 6, 4 6, 6 4.
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Wright
Sulloway
Newton
Mass
Wright and
Brae Burn
Johnson Brothers
Bryn Mawr Defeats Point Judith In Polo Match
Bryn Mawr four defeated Point Judith 7 to 2 on Bryn Mawr grounds. Point Judith carried a 6 goal handicap and Stevenson added 2 more. Bryn Mawr had 11 goals with three penalties for mallet hooking. A full list of players is F A Clark C P Beadleston M Stevenson F G Von Stade for Point Judith and W Stewart R E Strawbridge Charles Wheeler W H Smith for Bryn Mawr.
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Philadelphia
Point Judith
Bryn Mawr
Stevenson
F. A. Clark
C. P. Beadleston
M. Stevenson
von Stade
W. Stewart
R. E. Strawbridge
Charles Wheeler
W. H. Smith
New England League Scores From The Day
In the New England League Lynn and Worcester tied 0 0 while Lowell defeated Haverhill 5 3 and Brockton beat New Bedford 6 4. The baseball page notes a 4 00 P M start at American League Park where New York Americans played Letro is listed as a result entry.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
N. Y
Americans Ve. Letro
More Golf for Pros at Englewood Open Week
Englewood Golf Club schedules an extra day of competition for the national open week on June 23 with best ball foursomes for pros and amateurs, prize money around 20 dollars, and plate for amateurs. Notable entrants include Tom Vardon and George Duncan.
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Englewood Golf Club
Englewood
Tom Varden
George Duncan
Vardon
Women golfers ready for fourth annual Eastern Championship
A field including national champion Miss Kate C. Harley and Massachusetts titleholder Miss Mary B. Adams prepared at Baltusrol for the Women’s Eastern Golf Association event. Several performers showed form though no scores were released as the Metropolitan squad eyes strong inter city matches with Mrs Charles L. Tiffany leading the team.
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Eastern Golf Association
Baltusrol
Kate C. Harley
Fall River
Mary B. Adams
Wollaston
Massachusetts
Caleb F. Ford
Philadelphia
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
N. J
Georgiana Bishop
Brooklawn
Fox
Huntingdon Valley
Miss Harley
Miss Adams
Charles L. Tiffany
Charles T. Stout
E. A. Mantee
Marie Bryce
Maud K. Wetmore
De La Salle Sprinter Meenan Wins All Round Title
Daniel Meenan of De La Salle Institute won the all round championship at the twenty fifth annual games with 16 points. George F. Scannell Jr. finished second with 13 points after Meenan defeated him in the running broad jump at Clason Point Military Academy, Westchester County.
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Daniel Meenan
de la Salle Institute
Clason Point Military Academy
Clason-on-the-Sound
Westchester County
Meenan
George F. Scannell, Jr
Scannell
Lafayette Beats Lehigh Again In College Baseball Game
In Bethlehem on June 7 Lafayette defeated Lehigh for the second time this season by a 4 to 2 score. Schneider and Matson led Lafayette while Bason and Sterner starred for Lehigh.
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Bethlehem
Penn
Lafayette
Lehigh
R. H. E. Lafayette
Schneider and Matson
Bason and Sterner
Dartmouth Triumphs Over Penn 7 to 5 In Narrow Finish
Dartmouth defeats Pennsylvania by 7 to 5 as Penn’s careless baserunning and weak tactics contribute to a loss. Mitchell was replaced by Eckstrom in the sixth. Batteries Schultz and Cousins for Dartmouth, Mitchell, Eck and Chadbourne for Penn. Time two hours. Umpire Kilourhy.
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University of Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Eckstrom
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Schultz
Cousins
Eck
Chadbourne
Kilourhy
Crowded field in NBC bowling titles at Madison Square Garden
Aspirants crowded the National Bowling Association championship last night at Madison Square Garden. George Handler of Buffalo scored 664 in singles, Vanderbeek and Copeland of Brooklyn led the two man event, and Larkin and Morris of Baldwinsville climbed to fourth in the standings. Metropolitan Jam of Baltimore posted 2863 in five-man play as Gilbert beat Horan in a two-series standout. The schedule continues with the final five-man roll, and on Wednesday the winners will be announced.
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Madison Square Garden
George Handler
Buffalo
Vanderbeek
Copeland
Brooklyn
Bowis
Windheim
Utica
Larkin
Morris
Baldwinsville
McGuirk
Grady
Paterson
Rochester
Metropolitan Jam
Baltimore
Charles V. Gilbert
Cleveland
Clarence J. Horan
Gilbert
Horan
General Postoffice
New York
Postoffice
William Sweiger
Lee Johns
Newark
Sweiger
George Hendler
Coc
Sageman
F. Larkin
Charles Lubra
Clemens Laskowski
Allentown
Alex. Ullman
Graf
V. B Schulz
Dohn
Eee
Riddell
Watt
Ernst and Erdmann
R. Luhrs
Charles Klepper
J. Dougel
Akron Banks
Ullman
Luhrs and Crane
Granger and
Crane
Walker and Lowden
Vermont Beats Columbia Behind Pitcher Collins in Shutout
Vermont blanked Columbia 4 to 0 as Collins kept the visitors hitless aside from two miscues. He struck out twelve and received stellar support from his teammates. Lee provided Columbia’s offense with the club’s only early spark, while Vermont’s defense prevented further scoring.
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the Tribune
Burlington
Columbia
Beefore Collins
Vermont
Colla
Boston Americans
Lee
Ribpoa
Ribpes
Tollison
Oschmidt
SleConnell
O Kimball
Shaw
Tonkin
Ee Connell
Burrington
Om Balle
Collies
Collins
Hill
Collison
McDonald
Amusements and Auto Sales Ad Across Major Cities
Large advertising blotter from Times Square Automobile Co promotes new and used cars at low prices in New York near 48th Street and Broadway, plus Chicago and St. Louis locations. Touring and runabout cars with 40-48 HP listed at 3500 dollars. Includes contact at J J Evans and broker notes on specifications and exchange.
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New York
48Th St
Bway
Chicago
Michigan Ave
ST. Louis
N. W
J. J. Evans
Liber&l Exchange
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