Eight Survive Crescent Tennis Tourney Field
Eight of twenty women advanced past the first two rounds at Crescent Athletic Club on Jay Ridge turf courts. Match highlights include Mrs Le Roy defeating Mrs Candee 6 4 7 9 and Miss Dowling sweeping two matches to reach the round of eight.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Jay Ridge
de Forest Candee
the Heights Marine
Brooklyn
Mra
Robert Te Roy
Jidys Dowling
Kign
Jay
Amy Harper
Caroma Winn
Theo Sohst
L. Manheimer
Sexton
Edith Roberts
Helene Pollak
Crescent
Mrs. Candee
Miss Dowling
Tech
Senha
Hinloca Putian
Howard Voshell Wins Two Matches in Flatbush Tennis Meet
Howard Voshell, national indoor champion, advances in the Terrace Club event at Flatbush as he defeats Robert Shearer in straight sets and moves toward the semifinals. Teammates and rivals, including Taylor and Throckmorton, also compete in the same day’s rounds.
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Howard Voshell
Samilial
Terrace
Materday
Voshell
Robert Shearer
Otto Salm
Taylor
Gerald Dowseed
Howeyr
Donaldson
Harold
Throckmorton
Meround
Throckmera
Patriono
Mingeen
Ipl
Romera
Young
Feature Facts For the Fans
Baker's home run in the ninth fuels a Yankee victory as Slim Love keeps a long scoreless stretch, Peckinpaugh collects two doubles and a single in five at bats, Paddy Driscoll subbing for Doyle for the Cubs hits a double, Heinie Zim adds four hits in five at bats, the Reds fail to score after six innings despite leading off each frame, Ty Cobb tallies two triples in four plate appearances, and the Pirates-Braves marathon uses six pitchers across eleven frames.
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Baker
Yanks
Slim Love
Peckinpaugh
Paddy Driscoll
Northwestern
Doyle
Cubs
Heinie Zim
Reds
Ty Cobb
Pirates
Braves
Phillies Blank Cardinals with Rixey on Mound
In St Louis on June 12, Rixey kept the Cardinals scoreless as Philadelphia teammates combined for hits in the seventh and eighth innings. Whitted tripled, Luderus walked, Niehol hit into a double play but Whitted scored after wild pitches. Rixey doubled scoring Killifer, Cravath and Whitted drove in runs in the eighth, after which Smith was ejected for disputing balls and strikes.
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St. Louis
Rixey
Philadelphia
Whitted
Luderus
Niehol
Killifer
Ames
Cravath
Pirates Win in Eleventh From Braves by One Run
Pirates beat the Braves 6 to 2 in eleven innings at Boston. Jacobs pitched the win, Tyler took the loss. In the 11th Pittsburgh scored on Carey and Bighee singles, Smith error, and Baird sacrifice. Other teases include results from city tennis and golf events with multiple players noted.
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Pirates
Braves
Kuspurgm
Gune
Kisbures
Las
Boston
Jacobs
Tyler
Pittsburgh
Carey
Bighee
Smith
Baird
Noston
Pittraurgt
Wenman
Wagner
Wawings
Koostely
Tyla
Magee
American Association sninm 8 Spoen American Association sninm
New York State League play features a tense matchup with teams from the American Association and a note on the 8 th season. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate interleague competition and possible scheduling notes.
Double Plays By Robins Help to Shut Out Reds
Dodgers beat Reds 2 to 1 as Brooklyn pitchers and defense turn three double plays. Marquard started, Cadore finished, Mitchell excelled in seven innings, Stengel and Daubert contributed early runs, and Clark’s miscue cost Cincinnati in a tight afternoon game.
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Robins
Reds
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Matty
Mitchell
Rube Marquard
Cadore
Robinson
Marquard
Daubert
Hiekman
Casey Stengel
Rey
Shean
Clarke
Hal Chase
Hallf
Thorpe
Olson
Stengel
Groh
Kopf
Wheat
Corshaw
Zach
Ax Zaza
Cutshaw
Robbie
Chase
Mone
Leon Cadore
Kurthie
Jim Thorpe
Neale
McKechnie
C Dorn
Meyers
Smyth
Grok
Rouseh
Monray
Grifith
Griffith
Paul Pane
Jane Sh
Brooke
Haare
Gavin Leads Forty Women in Great Neck Golf Event
Mrs Gavin opened with a strong showing at Great Neck tournament golf leading a field of forty women with a gross 80 and defeating bogey by three strokes. Mrs Victor Von Schlagel captured the low net with 10K 14. Iriah Patay Cline defeated Jimmy Duffy in a ten round bout at the Pioneer Sporting Club with Cline winning all rounds except the first and third.
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Gavin
Great Neck
Victor von Schlagel
Iriah Patay
Cline
Jimmy Duffy
Pioneer Sporting Club
Life in the trench and baseball notes from war era
A collage of verse on life in trenches and sports commentary. It contrasts grim trench peril with baseball debates over umpire authority, praises players like Schupp and Cobb, and notes young golf and metropolitan champions amid war-time patriotism.
Return of Bonhag Prize Ordered by NYAC Committee
George V Bonhag once a distance champion was ordered to return the first pins won in the one mile walk at the New York Athletic Club games after the Metropolitan Association registration committee met last night Bonhag registered as unattached with the Inland association and his return to the cinderpath followed a five year retirement.
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George V. Bonhag
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Association
Bonhag
Winged Foot Club
Inenl Association
George P. Matthews
Ronhag
Villar Kyronen
J. P. Hackman
Kaleva Athletic Club
Bronx
City Hall
Kyronen
Hans Kolohmainen
Kolohmainen
Hugh Honohan
Maynard Trippe
SL John's Prep
Thomas Tully
St. Benedict's Prep
Indians and Senators Tie in the Sixteenth
Washington and Cleveland played sixteen innings to a 2 2 percent tie, darkness called the game. Cleveland scored in the fifth and the locals in the seventh, with each side adding a run in the tenth.
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Washington
Cleveland
Corases
I Foraker
Smalas
Crane
Mane
Ceeivet
Harris
Moan
Harm Fisth
Vane
Stepan
S. Mabala
Giants Again Beat Cubs in Heated Battle
Giants edge Cubs 10 9 in a stormy contest at Weeghman Park. Edges of the game featured sharp fielding, wild pitches, and ejections as Fred Mitchell and Larry Doyle were banished by umpire Billy Klein. Schupp earned his eighth straight win despite a five run surge by Chicago, while Tesreau closed the game securing the decisive relief win for New York.
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Schupp
Giants
Ruth
Cevelestie
Chicago
Cubs
Weeghman Park
Fordie Schupp
Perdic
Sehupp
Tesreau
Bruins
John McGraw
Hulk Chance
Fred Clarke
Billy Klein
Fred Mitchell
Cub Manaager
Larry Doyle
Little Napoleon
Ferdiesenupp
Seaton
Tom Seaton
Burns
Hercog
Kau
Herzog
Zimmerman
Hendrix
Fletcher
Merkle
Robertson
Benny
Doyle
Kauff
Klem
Williams
Deal
Zeider
Heine
Walter
Wilson
Wolter
Wortman
Mann
Mitchell
Klem Tesreau
Felder
New York
Fletcner
Davey Robertson
Holke
Elliott
Cub
Kiem
Driacol
Rariden
Zelder
Burn
Hertog
Kaul
Dee Goths Ik
Wild Throw Decides Contest for the Tigers
Detroit edges Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Witt delivers a key grounder and Young scores the deciding run in a tight game. Mitchell was effective though Philadelphia stacked two runs in the third inning on two hits a sacrifice and an error. BB hit two triples in four at bats.
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Philadelphia
Zawu
Witt
Heisman
Young
Detroit
Mitchell
Opmiladelpia
Eho Wen Owe
Gdones Pa
Tarai
Fordham Student Defeats Bassford In Tennis Singles
Fordham University student defeated Bassford in a singles match on turf courts at the Country Club of Westchester. Three singles matches were played plus an exhibition doubles for the Red Cross fund, featuring Alexander and Throckmorton defeating Behr and Le Roy in a doubles set, with Binzen beating Massford in singles and Throckmorton shining in the doubles.
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Country Club
Westchester
Red Cross Fund
Frederick BR. Alexsander
Harold A. Throckmorton
Karl Behr
Robert le Roy
Elliott Binzen
Psyed
Abraham Massford, Jr
Fordham University
Massford
Throckmorton
Ther
Behr
le Roy
Baker's Home Run Breaks Yankee Jinx in Dramatic Twelve
In a twelve inning thriller at the Polo Grounds Ed Cicotte dominated, but the Yankees, led by Peckinpaugh and Hendryx, finally won 3 to 1 as Baker belted a decisive blow and the White Sox offense faltered after first inning contact while Slim Love and Russell steadied pitching for New York.
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Stove
Ed Cicotte
Molo Grounds
Yanks
Cotte
New York Amercians
Pipp
Milter
Haker
Trappe
Willam Donovan
Witham
William
Donovan
Pippin
Yankee
Yank
Yankes
Nemesis
Chot
Slim Love
White Sox
Overson
Jinx
Creotte
Baker
Coogan
Peckinpaugh
Fone
Peer
Leslie Nunamaker
Nunmaker
Fany Lima
Cicotte
Nanamaker
Russell
Sox
Schals
Leibold
Ina
Love
Kid Gleason
Ward Woihiam
Jean Sal
Bears Beaten by Grays as Egan Makes Wild Toss
Providence wins 5 to 2 over Newark in the opening game of a series after a wild eighth inning throw by Egan on a potential double play cost four runs. L. Ayres struck out eleven for Providence, setting a local season record.
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Bears
Grays
Egan
Providence
Totay
Eayres
Providesc
Newark
ART PoMoan
Callahan
Hann
Heston
Fultz Seeks to Prove Baseball Monopolistic Trial
Philadelphia June 12 The second day of the Baltimore club suit against organized baseball opened in federal court with Fultz president of the Players Fraternity testifying that the National Baseball Commission pressured him to expel Federal League players from all major leagues. Witnesses claimed efforts to crush the Federal League and stifle competition were discussed by key figures.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore Baseball Club
United
David
Fultz
Ers’ Fraternity
Baltimore
National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Commission
Stuart St. Janney
Joseph Vila
New York
Vila
Ban Johnson
American League
Federal League
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Fred Hawthorne
Flatbush
Ming
Dalton J Scheming
Sone
Nore
Phillies
Cardinals
Miss Walsh
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Country Club
J. Saunders Jor
Chyllis Walsh
Holberton
Wykagyl
J. W. Holberton
Embury Palmer
William Young
George L Lowerre
American Association
Sninm
Spoen
Ana
New York State League
Ebbets
Duffy
Pittsbure
Ronton
Chica
Brook
St. Louie
Beth Bes Phila
York
Whlyn
Louie
Philw
Hington
Grantlana
Thia
Tigers
Red Sox
Jack Barry
Cobb
Vench
Heilman
Ruth Vs
Hobby Jones
Walter Tra
N. Y.A.C
Brennan
Devere
Rob Devere
Kansasity
Broadway Sporting Club
Brenan
Joeki
Johnny
Kid) Alberts
Dundee Bears
Jonnay Vundee
Frenkie Callahan
Ruy
Southern Association
Indians
Senators
Jeff Tesreau
McGrawites
Dehupp In
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Fordham
Bassford
Yank Jinx
Iaton
Ray Teale
Gamaran
Choate
Peter
Ty Ion
Etna
Wgeeran
Schalk
Hildabrand
Cleotte
Smithereens
Mogridge
Comiskey Clan
Weaver
Eddie Collins
Tackson
Corporal Hendryx
Timothy
Imberg
Fritz Maisel
William Donovan
Risberg
International League
Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
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