Coveleskie Too Clever For Yankee Batsmen
Detroit pitcher Harry Coveleskie outpitched the Yankees 4 to 1 as Detroit opened the home series. Veach hit three singles driving in three runs while Caldwell struggled, Cobb struck out once, and Dean, Pipp, and Chinaugh contributed for New York. The Tigers benefited from Gedeon’s costly error and a late Heisman RBI as Donovan’s club dropped its first of the series.
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Cobb
Gedeon
Detroit
Harry Coveleskie
New York
Bill Donovan
Yankees
Gothamites
Tigerstar
Jengs
Caldwell
Tiger Tribe
Howeve Slim
Slim
Veach
Goteh
Bush
Tigers
Fret Tu Vitt
Vexch
Vito
Peckinpaugh
Vitt
Tyrus
Heisman
York
Dean
Pipp
Chinpaugh
Ringlé
Hugh High
Donovan
Magee Hut
Buber
Grand Rapids
Cullop
Dono Coveleskie
Robably
Yanks
Slim Caldwell
Georgia Peach
Off Day for Ray New Tone Sports Note
An unclear clipping mentions Ray and a light day with scattered names and figures. It references Gedeon and Young among others, with fragmented stats and uncertain teams. The article reads like a partial box score or column notes from a game recap with stray numbers and names.
Athletes Balked by Muddy Track Postponement Delays Event
A rain soaked track at Eliwood Port New Jersey forced the Singer Employees Athletic Association meet to be postponed to next Sunday. About 1000 entrants arrived to find gates locked and protests erupted as the muddy grounds made competition impossible. If held as planned the seven mile walk from Newark to the park would have contaminated the field and road conditions. Gate receipts were to aid the Eger Wolf Day Nursery with proceeds delayed by weather.
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Singer Employes’ Athletic Association
Eliw Dethport
N. J
Newark
Park
Egerwolf
Harrisburg Magnates Take Over Troy Club
Harrisburg magnates announce plans to take over the Troy club of the New York State League in Harrisburg Pa. They will begin operating the franchise this week amid shifting league alignments and recent league dissolutions. The change follows the Pennsylvnia State League folding and adjustments after the Federal League’s entry impacted teams formerly in the International League.
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Marcinburg
Troy Club
H Dean
Newark
Indians Beat Phillies as Morton Ties Strikeout Record
Cleveland won 7 to 2 over Philadelphia as Morton struck out thirteen, setting a league season record. Most Ks came in the first six innings, with four strikeouts in the sixth and a wild pitch on one later at bat.
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Indians
Myers
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Morton
Seazon
Witt
Pick
Lajoie
McGinnis
Follo
Ats
PHILA
Abe
Sven Pone Graney
Gantt
sMtellimuer
Wickert
den Shane
Ternie
Hard hitting Sox shut out Senators
Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 0 as Scott and Russell held the visitors to four scattered singles. Joe Jackson led the attack with three doubles and Jack added two singles and a triple amid a productive Chicago offense.
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Scott
Russell
Chicago
Washington
Joe Jackson
Jack
Wabh
A. Lo
MCAGO
Morgan
Weaver Willmmth
Milne
Jackson
Frick
Honeanre Soi Sekai Cote Dy
Ae Banks
Teery
Henry En
Metilieen
Ingen
Boaniin
Asre
Cottey
Boas Terry
Thwart
Bs Aste
Sas
Resta Wins Big Chicago Race in Fast Time
Carlo Resta won the second annual 800 mile Derby at Speedway Chicago with a time of :02 31 and an average speed of 98.7 mph. Ralph De Palma finished second after engine trouble late in the race. Christianns, Vail, and O'Donnell followed as the top finishers. The event drew nearly 100,000 spectators as several high profile entries withdrew or faced mechanical issues.
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Chicago
Carlo Resta
Ralph de Palma
Resta
Christianns
Vail
O'Donnell
de Palma
Core
Justest
Vin
Ralph Mulford
Rickenbacher
Nee. de Painin
Resti
Barney Oldfield
Tom Alley
Marshall Defeats D Janowski Again In Chess Match
United States champion F A Marshall beat D Janowski of Paris in 38 moves at Manhattan Chess Club. Marshall led by two points after this win as the latest results show Marshall 2 Janowski 1 with two draws.
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Janowski
Marshall
Postponements Feature Dundee Expects Week in Big Leagues
Bad weather disrupted schedules in both leagues last week with eleven National games and thirteen postponements, while the American had sixteen games and twelve postponements. Standings barely moved as teams waited through a week of poor weather.
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Dundee
Indians Sign College Players as Cleveland Adds Juker and Bradley
The Cleveland club announces the signing of pitcher junker and Captain Jack Bradley catcher from the University of Almola. Bradley is touted as a standout this season and will join at season's end with Juker. The deals were secured by Robert McKay secretary of the Cleveland club.
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Junker
Jack Bradley
University of Almola
Bradley
Juker
Robert McKay
Cleveland
Records in Major Leagues for Week
The weekly Major League record roundup lists games played and results across both leagues. It notes wins, losses, runs, hits, errors, men left on base, and opponent totals for the week ending Saturday June 10.
Two Lightweight Aspirants Clash for Welsh Title at Garden
New York lightweights Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee meet tonight in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden to decide bragging rights before a possible shot at Freddie Welsh. Both vow knockout aims but the bout may influence Welsh title chances amid strong demand for a Welsh challenge.
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Welsh
New York
Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Freddie Welsh
Dundee
Leonard
Hay
Sta Sting
Cubs Rise to Fifth as NL Teams Share Narrow Week
Chicago National League club moved from seventh to fifth as NL teams finished the week tightly bunched, with St Louis last and Brooklyn first. In the American League Detroit, Chicago, and St Louis posted more wins than losses while Western clubs led the circuit 11 to 4 against the East.
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Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Louis
Boston
Browns
Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
Ex Yankee Hoffman Retires After Eastern League Season
Former Yankees outfielder Danny Hoffman, now with Bridgeport in the Eastern League, announces retirement after this season. He played for the St Louis Browns, Philadelphia Athletics, and New York Yankees and plans to pursue business interests. American Association and State League results are mentioned along with Chicago game times.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Danny Hoffman
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Morton Sets Season Strikeout Mark In Wild Pitch Inning
Morton the Cleveland pitcher struck out thirteen yesterday, setting a season high. A wild pitch enabled four batters to be struck out in one inning. Joe Jackson went 3 for 4 with two doubles against Washington. Detroit fans presented Hughie High with a club bag before the game. The Yankees fell, while Chicago’s win over the Senators allowed New York to keep second place.
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Morton
Cleveland
Joe Jackson
Washington
Detroit
Hughie
Yankees
Senators
Chicago
Gordon Lands Easy Victory in Mayo Mile
Defying rain and a soaked track, Castle Park hosted Mayo Men’s Association events. New York Athletic Club dominated, taking six places with two firsts led by Willie Gordon in the Mayo Mile dominating the field in a swift 4:48.23 as Plant trailed.
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Mayo Men’s Association
Athletic Avenue
Castle Park
New York Athletic Club
Mayo Mile
Willie Gordon
James W. Plant
Long Island Athletic Club
William J. Banfield
Knights of St. Antony
Gordon
Plant
Banfield
Walter Johnson
Swedish-American Athletic Club
Horace Hf. Holden
Yale
Frank Masterson
Holden
Masterson
Johnson
B W. Georgi
Thetate
George
Arthur Reilly
William
Red) la Rose
J. K. Norton
Stanford University
Arthur J. Dougherty
Tom J. Kelly
Irish-American Athletic Club
William Powe
Kelly
Italy
Jerry Nunziata
Unione Sportivat Lana
Natla Parkehs
Wink Sinan
Belmont Entries Spark Compact AI Event
Fragmented OCR notes mention Belmont entries and various garbled terms. The readable bits reference a plan setup and a security or armor theme, with names such as Mirna and Yount appearing amid unclear phrases. The text remains highly distorted with no coherent event or outcome.
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Rohaeny
Ieee
Betas
American League games today and yesterday results
Today York visits Detroit Kington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at St Louis. Yesterday Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1 Chicago beat Washington 5 to 0 Cleveland toppled Philadelphia 7 to 2 Boston beat St Louis despite rain. League standings show Cleveland 29 wins 19 losses, Detroit 24 22, New York 24 20, Chicago 22 25, Washington 25 21, St Louis 27 26, Boston 24 22, Philadelphia 15 24.
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Providence
Hallimore
Rochester
Huffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Science
WLP
W.L. P.O. Reovide
Buffalo
Riche'd
Sin Toronte
Haltion
LW & Lmon
Ookys
New York
Philadelphia
Olen
Cinel Fa
Pittyburenste Levis
Cleveland
Washington
Datrell
Calea
St. Lousa
Philadeigala
Thurwlay
York
Detroit
Kington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Louis
BC Nation
Clevel'd
N.Y
Chic'go Puta
Wash
St. le Boston
Phila
Courtney keeps Cornell coach on duty despite illness risk
In Poughkeepsie Cornell crew coach Courtney defies doctors to remain in Ithaca until after the big regatta. His decision steadies the team as rain disrupts training, with the Cornell oarsmen hopeful of renewed vigor under his continued guidance.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Charles F. Courtney
Cornell
Ithaca
Courtney
Poughkeepele
Siesta
Oskes
Penn
Columbia
Wat
Syracuse
Jim Ten Ezek
Peekskill
Colombine
Fen
Spaeth Challenges Yale Coach Over Crew Defeats
Princeton’s Dr. J Duncan Spaeth harshly criticizes Yale rowing coach Guy Nickalls after Yale’s poor season. Spaeth labels Yale’s crew as not class, citing defeats by Cornell and Princeton. He notes Yale finished far behind in major races and calls for accountability amid ongoing exchanges in the Weekly.
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Yale
Guy Nickalls
Nickalls
J. Duncan Spaeth
Princeton
Cornell
Hich
Spaeth
Shane Dlea
Graves
Harvard and Yale Oarsmen Take Sail
Harvard and Yale oarsmen enjoyed sailing along Cantons area waters. The Harvard squad sailed from Red Top and Gypsy to Gardener's Bay aboard Kanawhi Sultana, returning to Gales Ferry by night after practice and time rows.
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London
Conn
Hate Yard
Yale
Harvard
Gypsy
Ndt
Gardener's Bay
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