Yankees Turn On Sox In Hilltop Victory
New York defeats Chicago 7 to 5 as Clyde Engle fuels the win with a three bagger and a homer. Isbell, Demmitt, Hemphill, and Knight contribute key hits while Burns and Walsh struggle, limiting the Sox after a late rally. Engle's timely drives cap a tense game before a large crowd.
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Ocean to Ocean Auto Race Updates From Wyoming and Missouri
The Shawmut car leads the ocean to ocean race leaving Laramie at seven in the morning. Ford car No 1 reaches Cheyenne from Greeley after a hail storm and heads to Laramie five hours behind, still in good condition. Acme car arrives in Denver at noon and departs for Cheyenne nearly a day behind Ford No 1. Itala car, fifth, arrives at Marshall with heavy damage after a collision with a freight train on the Glasgow Missouri River bridge and may reach Kansas City tomorrow.
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Ford
Cheyenne
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Col
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Kansas City
Brown Gets Revenge in Providence Baseball Clash
Providence June 14 Brown defeated Amherst 4 to 2 in a revenge win. Two wild throws produced two Brown runs while timely hits added two more. Amherst had six hits off Warner in five innings before Staff relieved. Vernon pitched a strong game for Brown.
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Harvard Rowing Team Arrives at Red Top for Training
Harvard varsity oarsmen and substitutes reached Red Top Conn from Cambridge with coaches. They soon faced two eights and three four-oared crews on the water, rowing three miles downstream and back at a 26 stroke. Yale crews delayed, water rough, freshmen and varsity lines shuffled in four-oared events.
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Oarsmen Exchange Greetings on River Practice
Cornell and Columbia crews met for a first season practice on the river in Poughkeepsie New York. Water was good and both teams exchanged cheers near the house boat with Courtney and Rice calling compliments from their launches.
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West Shore
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Racing at Saratoga set six days a week in mid summer meet
Directors of the Saratoga Racing Association met yesterday and decided to race six days a week during the mid summer meeting at Saratoga. The meet runs from August 2 to August 28 inclusive with an attractive program planned and a brighter outlook than a year ago.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Lipton Rules Out Cup Challenge Under Present Conditions
Belfast June 14 Sir Thomas Lipton says he will not compete for the America's Cup under outdated rules He rejects sailing under fifty six year old terms and favors the contemporary international rule while offering to race under it to give Americans the advantage but insists on modern conditions.
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Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Ann
Europe
Postponed Games Accumulate in National League Standings
The National League standings issued by Acting President John Heydler show at least thirty four unplayed games due to rain or cold weather. The Giants top the list with eleven postponed games, signaling many double headers ahead.
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National League of Baseball Clubs
John Heydler
Giants
Behr Wins in Straight Sets at Englewood Club Tennis Final
Karl H Behr won the chief cup defeating Edwin P Larned 6 1 6 4 6 3 in straight sets. Edna Wildey beat Mrs George L Chapman 6 4 6 2 in women singles. Hackett and Little won the doubles over Behr and Edwin Fischer 6 4 6 3 7 5.
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Englewood Field Club
Behr
Edwin P. Larned
Edna Wildey
George L. Chapman
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Hackett
Little
Edwin P. Fischer
Larned
Miss Wildey
Mrs. Chapman
Edwin P. Larmed
Haerold H. Hackett
Edwin Fischer
George S. Chapman
Louise Hammond
Raymon TD
Frank J. Gould
Artemus Holmes
Evelyn Sears
William A. Larned
Standings and Results From baseball today and yesterday
American League games featured Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston. Results yesterday New York 7 Chicago 5 Cleveland 3 Boston 1 Detroit 1 Washington 11 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 6? Misread. American League standings show Detroit 80 16 .652 Cleveland 22 22 .500 Philadelphia 25 19 .568 Chicago 19 23 .452 New York 23 19 .488 St Louis 18 26 .409 Boston 24 22 .422 Washington 14 28 .333 National League games Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York 2 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburg 7 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 1 Chicago vs Boston weather National League standings Pittsburg 34 12 .739 Philadelphia 21 23 .477 Chicago 31 18 .635 St Louis 30 27 540 Cincinnati 27 25 .540 Brooklyn 28 38 .378 New York 23 20 .535 Boston 31 9 .295
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Metropolitan championship lawn tennis action at West Side Club
Victories by Hugh Tailant Charles M Bull Jr Frederick Inman and Henry J Mollenhauer signal progress in the metropolitan championship tennis tournament at the West Side Tennis Club near Van Cortlandt Park. Tailant defeated Gustave Touchard 6-4 2-6 7-5 in a tight match as Inman crushed Lyle Mahan 6-1 6-1 and Pull swept William Cragin Jr 6-4 8-6 in another brisk day with many players eliminated.
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Charles M. Bull, Jr
Frederick ©. Inman
Henry J. Mollemhauer
West Side Tennis Club
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Tallant
Harvard
Iustave Fr. Touchard
Touchard
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Pull
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Dr. J. William Rosenbaum
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Crescent Team Wins in Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
In Brooklyn at Park Slope Club, Bedford Park Club led by Richard H. Palmer and William H. Connell won two singles and the doubles as Palmer defeated George S. Whiting 6 6 2 and Chambers beat Connell 7 5 5 7 6 4. Crescent Athletic Club beat Kings County Club with Bull and Martin falling to local rivals 6 8 6 4 and 2 6 7 5 in singles. doubles went to Kings County 7 6 9 7. Bronx doubles title went to Pell and Grant after beating Connell and Touchard 6 4 6 4 6 2.
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Bedford Park Club
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Cornell
Charles Chambers
The
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Kings County
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Henry J. Mollenhauer
Bronx
Theodore R. Pell
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G. F. Touchard
Wallace Johnson Wins Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Title at Merion
In Philadelphia on June 14 Wallace F Johnson defeated Rev H J Rendall in straight sets to win the Pennsylvania state lawn tennis championship at Merion. Final doubles were captured by H M Tilden and H B Register over F H Bates and H H Collom 6-8 7-5.
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H. B. Register
F. H. Bates
Power boats Heather Ilys and Insep race to New York
Hamilton Bermuda June 14 power boats Heather Ilys and Insep began the return race to New York for the Crescent Athletic Club cup at 1:09 am from the Farewell buoy. J W Shepherd signaled the start and the trio led the field as they vanished from sight with the ligs in front.
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Ilys
Insep
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Jeffries Arrives in Pittsburg Amid Large Welcome Crowd
James J. Jeffries, the retired heavyweight champion, reaffirmed plans to fight Johnson in the fall as he reached Pittsburg. Thousands jammed the station as police used force at moments to manage the crowd.
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Cycle race postponed from Sunday at Newark Velodrome
The rain postpones the Newark Velodrome bicycle race to tomorrow night with the feature match race between national champion Frank L. Kramer and Australian title holder Jackie Clarke.
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Baseball Today Feature: Americans vs Chicago at 4 P.M.
The day’s American League Park game features the Washington Americans hosting the Chicago club at four this afternoon. Players to watch include key pitchers and batters in a tight AL rival matchup.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
Chicago
Philadelphia Rockets Past St Louis 7 to 1 in Sixteenth
Philadelphia won the fourth straight over St Louis as Earl Moore pitched tightly allowing five hits. Bresnahan appeared in center field. Scoring included a six run first inning by Philadelphia and a late surge by St Louis. Final score 7 to 1 with Moore earning the win. Batters: Moore and Doom for Philadelphia More Rhodes Higgins and Phelps. Umpires Emsite and O'Day.
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Eastern League Scores Show Rain Delays and Close Games
In Newark and Jersey City, Rochester Newark Toronto Jersey City Buffalo Baltimore Providence Montreal playouts. rain halts Buffalo at Baltimore and weather affects several games. At Jersey City batteries Waller Spahr Kellogg Rudolph Vandegrift oppose Holmes Butler Frill Krichel. Newark batteries entailed. At Baltimore Kissinger Ryan Dessan Byers. Providence Montreal 9 0 0 0 6 1. Jersey City 0 0 0 0 8 6 2. Rochester 9 0 2 2 6 2 9.
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One Run Wins For Detroit In Rain Shortened Game
Detroit bunched three hits in the first inning off Gray and scored the lone run. Willett pitched strongly in relief as rain halted play in the early sixth inning. The victory keeps Detroit ahead in the game.
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Cleveland Drubs Boston 3 1 in Decisive Game Three
Cleveland won the third game against Boston with a 3 to 1 score as errors produced all runs. Joss and Arellanes pitched well, Arellanes allowing only three hits. John Taylor announced Chester L. Nourse from Brown University signed and will report to Lake on Thursday.
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Giants Edge Reds 2-1 In Gift Game In Cincinnati
New York Giants beat Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 as Reds errors and clutch hits by O Hara and Devlin produced both runs. Bugs Raymond pitched well for the Giants in his first win since leaving the Polo Grounds. Mitchell made a highlight one handed catch and the Giants depart for Pittsburgh to tackle the Pirates in a four game set.
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Apawamis Club Plans Annual Invitation Golf Tourney
Programme outlines three day event July 3 2 3 at Apawamis with thirty six hole medal play qualifying rounds match rounds semi finals and final. Prizes include low qualifying score runner up first sixteen cup for eight, plus gross and net handicaps. Entries due by June with club rated handicap proof. East Jersey League also staging 72 hole medal play at Forest Hill Field Club over Friday and Saturday with mixed foursomes postponed to June 2 and potential conflicts with East vs West pro match.
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Philadelphia Polo Team Wins in Rain at Bryn Mawr
In a driving rain at Bryn Mawr Polo Club the Philadelphia Country Club defeated Point Judith four by 16 to 10 percent in the final game for the ladies challenge cup. Druary and Huhn of the country club suffered nasty falls as ponies slipped on the wet turf.
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Connecticut League Results Snapshot
Holyoke 5, Waterbury 3. Springfield 6, Hartford 4. Northampton 20, New Britain 7. New Haven 3, Bridgeport 7. Compact standings style brief listing results from the Connecticut league with eight matchups and scores.
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Cigar Advice Prompts Laughter and Smoke Policy
A reader recalls a quip about medical advice to smoke cigars. The line suggests ignoring physician guidance and choosing mild domestic cigars instead, delivering a satirical take on medical authority.
Seventeen Autos Complete Sealed Bonnet Run To Catskills
Seventeen cars began the three day Catskills tour under the New York Auto Trade Association. They arrived at the Automobile Club of America in West Street before the check in time. Thirteen cars held perfect scores as the run continued with a field of oats detour at Great Barrington and a rainy return day.
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Walter Lee
Charles Short
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Stoddard-Dayton
Allen Whiting
Richard T. Newton
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Frank Eveland
Auto Clans Gather for Crown Point Races June 18 19
Crowds swarm Crown Point Indiana as drivers arrive for the Western Vanderbilt automobile races set for June 18 and 19 along the Crown Point Parkway. Enthusiasm rides high though concerns about the course linger. Officials expect an average speed near sixty miles per hour as drivers adjust to the road’s quirks.
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State League Results Highlight Mixed Scores
Albany 2 Scranton 3, Wilkes Barre 7 Utica 3. Troy details unclear due to OCR.
New England League Scores and Inning Results
Baseball results show Bevernes beating Lawrence 3 2 by innings, Worcester outscoring Lynn 7 6 in the first, and Brockton defeating New Bedford 6 2 with Lu contributing in the game.
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