Rexel Realty and Polo Grounds Mystery Hit by Lights
Giants catcher Bill Rariden cites Polo Grounds lights and shadows as the main reason for the team’s batting slump at home. He notes touring parks expose the issue and discusses how sun and shade affect hitters and pitchers, with reference to other teams’ complaints. The piece also covers surrounding baseball talk and team prospects.
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O'Neill
Bill Rariden
New York Giants
Giants
Polo Grounds
Tilt
Hoosier
Harlem Meadow
Tare
Will
Grounds
Hana
Belmont Park Racing Results and Giants Optimism Collide
Race results from Belmont Park are listed with horses and owners, including Talial Stayt and other winners. The article blends racing outcomes with a discussion of the New York Giants pennant hopes and the Brooklyn Robins’ strong season, noting upcoming Western trips and potential breaks.
Charley Dosle Praises Fatigue Free Pitching Era
Charley Dosle, the Fittsburgh base ball expert, hails the elder at the plate as a master of glare and judgment. He credits Fred Anderson of the Giants with six straight victories and steady improvement, while Rariden calls the Buffalo man among the greatest pitchers he has ever caught.
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Charley Dosle
Fittsburgh
Charley
Sam
Fred Anderson
T the Giants
Fred
Rariden
Buffalo
Johnson Upholds Chill Precedent in Baseball Umpire Battle
President B B Johnson of the American Hearne hm sustains umpire Chill in a Boston Cleveland game dispute over interference with a base runner. Turner collided with Chill, was ruled out, then allowed to return after a conference with Dinneen. Johnson backs Chill and dismisses Boston protest, while also upholding a Detroit ground rule home run call.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Hearne Hm
Chill
Cleveland
Horton
Turner
Boston
Dinneen
Johnson
Washington
Detroit
Weeghman seeks two infielders as Cubs arrive at Volo Grounds
Charles Weeghman, Cubs owner, visits Volo Grounds to scout and buy two infielders. He targets Evers, Maranville, and other stars and hints at paying top prices to secure them from Phillies, Braves, or Giants. Tinker praises Frank Schulte and Joe McCarthy notes talent across the Chicago Keystone squad.
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Charles W. Weeghman
Chicago Cubs
Volo
Charley
Windy City
David Horas
Hmian
Phillien
Weaphman
Merbert Torter
New York Giants
Tinker
Evers
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Hraves
Giants
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Mulligan
Lone
Alex McCarthy
Pinker
Frank Schulie
Helder
Frank
Sebaste
Cy Williame
Joe
Atat
Speaker
Cobb
Raul
Buck Wheat
Pride
Brooklyn
Heinie Zimmerman
Trakec
Heinie
Cubs
Sears and Raymond Set Up National Championship Showdown
In Philadelphia on June 9 the women's national lawn tennis championship narrowed to final round contenders. Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston and Mrs Edward Raymond of New York led, with Raymond defeating Mrs Barger-Wallach 6-1 4-6 6-1 and Sears winning against Phyllis Walsh. Doubles and mixed results seeded progress as Sears and Molla Bjursstedt advanced to semis, facing Claston and Whi while Raymond meets Feely Sears in singles.
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Philadelphia
Toatny
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Anora Sears
Boston
Mra Edward Raymond
New York
Molla Bjurstadt
Ars. Raysiond
Barger-Wallach
Miss Rearso
Phyilia Walsh
Molla Hjuratedt
Eleanora Sears
Heston
Stee Dorothy Claston
Susanne Whi
Baltimore
Knockouts End Bouts at New Polo A C
Hebby Moore from West Side stopped Johnny Baker in four rounds with a hook to the jaw. Joe Hyland defeated Denny McFadden in the fifth round with a body punch and a jaw shot.
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Rageauls
Guy Siete
New Yolo Athletic
Hebby Moore
West Side
Johnny
Kid) Baker
Dreamland
Joe Hyland
Denny McFadden
State League Results show mixed call for season
The report lists results with uncertain names and terms such as seitaree Tee and Thee cane alongside Ariana as Stacienort arvarde, indicating a fragmented standings update with multiple unclear entities.
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Seitaree Tee
Cane
Ariana
Stacienort Arvarde
The Case of Stallings Braves in 1914 15
A historical look at the 1914 15 Braves under Stallings, noting poor early starts, injuries to rivals, and strong pitching yet weak hitting. It contrasts Giants, Cubs, and Dodgers road success with home struggles, and mentions Morton Mamaux and Johnson Alexander as rising pitchers. The piece also reflects on Cubs Giants and batting and fielding strengths.
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Walter Johnson
Senators
Indians
Cubs
Chicago
Jim Vaughn
Jimmy Lavender
Claude Hendrix
Mike Prendergast
George McConnell
Tom Seaton
Braves
Stallings
Riaven
Evers
Bill Jamon
Stalling
Gianto
Phillies
Dodgers
Stalling Ars
Straves
Swedish Athletic Official Arrives for Amatuer System Study
J. E. Edstrom of Stockholm, president of the International Amateur Athletic Federation, arrived to study our amateur competition system. He will attend the Millrose Marathon this afternoon and plans to return home in a few months. A meeting of the registration committee of the Metropolitan Association was held to review handicap and novice road races, with some athletes deemed ineligible pending score adjustments. George J. Turner, president of the Amateur Athletic Union, was in town. Frederick Y. Rudien defeated by Turner in the local meet.
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Edstrom
Stockholm
Sweden
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Gothenberg
Kirkwall
Exetrom
Berlin
Millsose Athletic Association
Rostrom
New York Caledonian Club
Metropolitan Association
Growth of Trapshooting Clubs Across the United States
Du Pont issues a revised national gun club map listing 3 061 clubs as of January 1 1916. If each club has about fifty shooters, approx 194 050 trapshooters are members. Including non club shooters pushes the total beyond 410 000. Top states include Pennsylvania New York Illinois Minnesota Iowa Ohio New Jersey Wisconsin Michigan with varied club counts.
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The
du Pont Company
Wilmington
Del
United States
Lafayette Elects Track Captain For Next Year
Evans of Washington New Jersey elected captain of the Lafayette track team for next year. He has been a member for two years and his principal event is the broad jump. He has scored points in the sprints during the 1915 and 1906 seasons.
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Lafayette
Easton
Penn
Dune
Josep Raymon Evans
Washington
N. J
Evans
Hanson Triumphs in Belmont Blackstump Feature Race
Hanson, son of Oddfellow and Jane Eyre, won the Blackstump Highweight Handicap at Belmont Park amid a muddy, windy day that dampened rivals like Sam McMeekin. Hidden Star and Bonnie Tess followed, with Madden training four winners including Good Counsel. Archdale fell in the two-mile steeplechase, Lysander taking first, Chivalry second, and Devotee third as Broom clinched the final race over Sandow and others.
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Boreas
Nimbus
Belmont Park
Hanson
Oddfellow
Jane Eyre
Sam McMeekin
McGee
Gunrod
Samuel
McMeekin
Hidden Star
Lly
G. F. Johnson
J. P. Mayberry
Sam
Bonnie Tess
Hanworth
Westchester Racing
Yeaterday
Priscilla
John &. Mad
Good Counsel
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George Odom
Brighton
Forde
Hia
Cheer
Vanitie
Lantana
John E
Milton
Hhe
Lysander
Archdale
Sehwarts
Ke-boonp
Chivalry
Northwood Stable
Players of Class Clash To day in Title Tennis
The metropolitan tennis championship opens today at Bronxville Athletic Association with a strong field. Notable entrants include Robert Lindley Murray, Frederick C. Inman, Theodore Roosevelt Pell, George Meyers Church, Robert Le Roy, G. Carleton Shafer, Lincoln Reimer, and many others from Columbia, Princeton, and California. Competition splits into upper and lower draws, with Willis E. Davis and Captain Francis Munter among the standout names as the event proceeds after local exams.
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Bronxville Athletic Association
Robert Lindley
Murray
California
George Meyers Church
Robert le Roy
G. Carleton Shafer
Lincoln Reimer
Eamond W. Peaalee
George A. Walker
Jr. de
William, Rosenbaum
L. Grin
Nell
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Sensation
Francis T. Muneter
Cornell
Davia
Harold
Throckmoraries
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An Dyne Johne
Leland Stanic
van Viet
Uni- California
Charles Leonard Aman
Princeton
Arthur W. Sweetser
Elliot Bingen
Fordhem
Abraham Bussford
Arthur
Cragin
Frederick C. Inman
George
Groetbeck
Vanderbilt B. Ward
Kwetna
Trent
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