Yankees Turn On Sox Clyde Engle Stars In Win
New York defeats Chicago 7 to 5 as Clyde Engle drives in five runs with a three-base hit and a homer. Engle boosts the offense while Burns, Fiene, and Isbell contribute, and the White Sox stumble with loose fielding allowing the Yankees to seize the lead by the fourth inning.
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Engle
New York
Yankees
Ed Walsh
Comisky
Burns
Washington
Fione
Chicago
Hughes
Cree
Brockett
Isbell
White
Demmitt
Chase
Hahn
Walsh
Hemphill
Elberfeld
Vaughan
Princeton
Atz
Knight
Blair
Tannehm
Purtell
Faberfeld
Kia
Owen
Dougherty
Tannehill
Threebageer
Berns
Chiceza
Owens
Engie
Chi
Fiete
Ty Hughes
Fiene
Buns
Kerin
O' Loughlin
Ocean to Ocean Auto Race Advances Across Plains
Cars are scattered along the route from Laramie to Cheyenne and Denver. Shawmut leads from Laramie at dawn while Ford No 1 trails five hours behind after a hail storm. Acme reaches Denver at noon and departs for Cheyenne twenty four hours after Ford No 1. Itala arrives in Marshall badly damaged after a collision with a freight train on the Glasgow bridge over the Missouri River.
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Laramie
Wyo
Shawmut
Ford
Cheyenne
Greeley
Cal
Denver
Col
Acme
Marshall
Missouri River
Glasgow
Kansas City
Brown Gets Revenge on Amherst in Providence Baseball
Providence June 14 Brown defeated Amherst 4 to 2 in today's game avenging Saturday's loss. Two runs came from a pair of wild throws and two more from a hit burst. Amherst totaled six hits off Warner in five innings before Staff relieved. Vernon pitched well for Brown.
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Tribune
Providence
Brown
Amherst
Warner
Vernon
Brown Amherst
Nash
Fennock
Dennie
Raymond
Jube
Bratt
Renry
Washbur
Orentz
Kane
Barrows
Burt
Giles
Staff
McClure
Washburn
Laniganes
Harvard at Red Top Crew Arrives for Training Camp
Harvard varsity oarsmen and substitutes arrived at Red Top Conn from Cambridge with coaches. The varsity eight rowed three miles downstream and back at twenty six strokes per minute, while freshmen fared a short sprint and Yale crews rested on water later in the day. Parsons and Street swapped strokes in the freshmen boats as rough water challenged the session.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Cambridge
Varsity
Yale
Parsons
Street
Oarsmen Exchange Greetings On Riverside Practice
In Poughkeepsie on June 14 Cornell and Columbia crews met on the river for the season. Good water favored practice as Cornell rowed upstream near the west shore and passed the Columbia boat. Each squad saluted the other and the coaches with yells. Courtney and Rice from their launches led the friendly exchange.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
West Shore
Courtney
Rice
Saratoga Meeting to Run Six Days a Week
Directors of the Saratoga Racing Association voted yesterday to race six days a week during the mid summer meeting from August 2 to August 28. The plan promises a brighter outlook and an attractive programme for the season.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Lipton Rules Out America's Cup Challenge
Belfast reports Sir Thomas Lipton denies plans to challenge under existing conditions for the America's Cup. He says no boat will be built to sail under rules past or outdated, and he would only compete under modern universal rules used by Americans, though Europe may view it as a pull.
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Belfast
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Ann
Europe
Giants Lead Rain Held NL Clubs With 34 Games Delayed
The official National League standing, issued by Acting President John Heydler yesterday, shows at least thirty four games postponed due to rain or cold weather. The Giants top the list with eleven delays, signaling many doubleheaders to come this season.
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National League of Baseball Clubs
John Heydler
Giants
Behr Wins Tennis Cup in Straight Sets at Englewood
Behr dominates the Englewood Field Club final defeating Edwin P. Larned 6-1 6-4 6-3 to claim the men's cup. Edna Wildey edges Mrs. George L. Chapman 6-4 6-2 in women's singles while Hackett and Little win the doubles 6-4 6-3 7-5 over Behr and Fischer.
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Karl H. Behr
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
Georgel. Chapman
Louise Hammond
Raymond I. Little
Frank J. Gould
Artemus Holmes
Evelyn Sears
William A. Larned
Standings and results from today’s baseball games
American League games today feature Chicago at New York and Detroit at Washington with Cleveland at Boston. Yesterday New York beat Chicago 7 5 and Washington defeated St Louis 11 to 6 at Philadelphia. National League slate has Brooklyn at Pittsburg and New York edging Cincinnati 2 1 while Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 1 and Chicago vs Boston postponed by cold weather. Standings show Pittsburg 34 wins 12 losses, Detroit 30 16, Cleveland 22 22, Chicago 38 23, St Louis 18 26, New York 23 20, Philadelphia 25 19, Boston 24 22, Washington 14 28.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Madelphie
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Lest. F.C
Lest. B.C
P.C
Ebiindekehia
Oldline tennis stars stride in metropolitan championship
Victories by Hugh Tallant Charles M Bull Jr Frederick Inman and Henry J Mollenhauer mark the continuation of the metropolitan championship at the West Side Tennis Club near Van Cortlandt Park. Tallant beat Gustave Touchard 6 4 2 6 7 5 while Inman overwhelmed Lyle Mahan 6 1 6 1 and Roll outplayed William Cragin Jr 6 4 8 6 Mollenhauer defeated King Smith 6 4 2 and the field of eighty dwindled to about forty.
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Hugh Tallant
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Frederick, Inman
Henry J. Mollenhauer
West Side
van Cortlandt Park
Tallant
Harvard
Gustave F. Touchard
Roll
Crescent Athletic Club
William B. Cragin, Jr
Mollenhauer
King Smith
Ewing E. Taylor
Runyen
Edgar F. Lee
Paul Foerster
G. A. le Dionne
T. P. Fuller
Samuel A. Westfall
P. R Cole
Hugh Tenlant
I. Henderson
Allan Kehr
R. McKinney
Runyon
J . Billings
D. V. Peiser
Robert le Roy
Frederick ©. Inman
Kenneth M. Boorman
F. E. Ferriss
Louis J. Dreyfuses
Henry J Mollen
Charles M. Amtmerman
Wacher
Smith
Arthur G. Cragin
PD. W. Petser
Lyle FE. Mahan
Dr. J. William Rosenbaum
B. M. Phillips
Charles M. Bull
H. L. Ehrich
Charles M. Ammerman
Crescent Team Wins Post-Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Series
At Park Elope Club Brooklyn Crescent Athletic Club dominated early rounds against Kings County Club with Charles Bull Jr and Harry Martin defeating McMahon and Mollenhauer in singles while Pell and Grant claimed Bronx doubles. Palmer and Connell, Bedford Park, beat Whiting 6 2 6 2 and later defeated Ray and Whiting 6 0 6 0. Chambers beat Connell 7 5 7 4 6 4. Doubles Palmer and Connell beat Ray and Whiting 6 0 6 0.
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Atches
Park Elope Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Bedford Park Club
Richard H. Palmer
William H. Connell
Palmer
George
Whiting
Cornell
Charles Chambers
Park Elope
Connell
Arthur Ray
Love
Crescent Athletic Club
Kings County Club
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Crescent
Joseph T. McMahon
Kings County
Harry C. Martin
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Mollenhauer
McMahon
Bull
Martin
Johnson wins Pennsylvania state lawn tennis title at Merion
Wallace F. Johnson defeated Rev. H. J. Rendall in straight sets 6-4 6-3 3-6 to win the state championship at Merion. In doubles final, H. M. Tilden and H. B. Register beat F. F. H. Bates and H. Collom 6-8 7-5.
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Philadelphia
Wallace F. Johnson
Merion
H. J. Rendall
H. M. Tilden
H. B. Register
FF. H. Bates
H. Collom
Power boats race back to New York from Bermuda
In Hamilton Bermuda on June 14 the power boats Heather Ilys and Insep started from the Farewell buoy at 10:09 this morning in the return race to New York for the Crescent Athletic Club cup. J W Shepherd signaled the start and the boats passed the mark in the order Heather Ilys Insep. Ilys led as they disappeared from view.
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Bermuda
Heather
Ilys
Insep
New York
Crescent Athletic Club
J. W. Shepherd
Jeffries Arrives in Pittsburg Amid Rushed Crowd
Retired heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries reiterated his pledge to fight Johnson in the fall. He arrived in Pittsburg to a crowd numbering in the thousands, with police needing to use force at times to control the scene.
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Pittsburg
Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Bicycle Race Meet Delayed to Tomorrow Night
The Newark Velodrome postpones the rain rescheduled race for tomorrow night. The main event features national champion Frank L. Kramer versus Australian title holder Jackie Clarke in a high profile match race.
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Newark Velodrome
Frank L. Kramer
Jackie Clarke
Baseball Today at American League Park XI
The Americans face the Chicago team this afternoon at 4 P M at American League Park XI in a major league baseball game.
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Baseball Today
Chicago
Pirates Defeat Brooklyn 7 To 5 In Pittsburg Showdown
The Pittsburg Pirates beat the Brooklyn Superbas 7 to 5 as Brooklyn managed 16 hits but failed to convert many into runs. Key moments include a fifth inning wild throw by Brooklyn pitcher In the full bases loaded, producing two runs. Adame allowed six hits while Pastorius yielded ten for Pittsburg, with Barbeau Leach and Miller among the offensive standouts. Umpires Cusack and Johnstone officiated a 1:30 game.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Brooklyn
Superbas
Adama
Willis
Pirates
Pastorius
Barbeau
Burch
C Leach
Tement
Clarke
Hummel
Wagner
Alperman
Abstein
Lennox
Miller
Lumley
Wilson
McMillan
Gibson, c
Bergen
Adame
Wastorina, P
Willis, P
Totate
Pittaburg
Seccesere
Leach
Adams
Hurch
Will
Errora
Willits
Cusack and
Johnstone
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis 7 to 1 for Fourth Win
Philadelphia won the fourth straight game against St. Louis by scoring seven runs to one. Earl Moore hurled a strong game limiting St. Louis to five hits. Bresnahan appeared in center field as Philadelphia powered to victory in an early June matchup.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Earl Moore
Bresnahan
Eastern League Games Today Reported Scores
Rochester defeated Newark 6 to 3 in Newark while Toronto beat Jersey City 15 to 1 at Jersey City. Buffalo and Baltimore rain halted play with 0.0 innings recorded. Providence edged Montreal 3 to 1 at Providence behind Keefe and Clarke pitching.
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Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
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Spahr
Kellogg
Rudolph and
Vandegrift
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Butler
Frill
Krichell
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Dessan
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One Run Wins For Detroit In Rain-Shortened Game
Detroit bunched three hits in the first inning off Gray to score a single run. Willett delivered in the pinches and held Washington to keep the lead. The game was halted in the top of the sixth due to rain, with Detroit securing the win.
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Detroit
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Willett
McIntyre
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Crawford
Delehanty
Donohue
Milan
Forfarity
Gray Pewcesale
Tote
Siniae Ocetanes
Adevepces Verces
Rush
Schaefer
Egan
Sheridan
Giants Edge Reds 2-1 In Cincinnati Gift Loss Turns Series T
The New York Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 as Cincinnati errors aided two Giants runs set up by O Hara and Devlin. Bugs Raymond earned his first win since leaving the Polo Grounds, with Gasper allowing five scattered hits. Mitchell made a one handed circus catch, and the Giants depart for Pittsburgh to open a four game series.
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New York
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
O'Hara
Devlin
Gasper
Bugs" Raymond
Polo Grounds
Downey
Doyle
Tenney
Raymond
Bescher
Eagan
Oakes
Lobert
Murray
O’hara
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Pirates
Apawamis Club Golf Tourney Plans Released
Programs announce the Apawamis Club annual invitation tournament to be held Thursday through Saturday July 3 and 4 with a thirty six hole medal test and three sixteen qualifiers. Prizes include low qualifying score and runner up in the first sixteen, plus gross and net for Saturday handicap. Entries due by June 3 with club secretary verification for unrated players.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
East Jersey Golf League
Forest Hill Field Club
Robert Kuebler
Second River
Forest Hill
Greenwood Lake
Erie Railroad
Soho
Philadelphia Polo Team Wins in Rain at Bryn Mawr
In a driving rainstorm at Bryn Mawr Polo Club, the Philadelphia Country Club defeated Point Judith Four 15 to 10 in the final for the ladies' challenge cup. Druary and Huhn from the country club had nasty falls as their ponies slipped on the rain soaked turf.
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Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia Country Club
Point Judith
Druary and Huhn
Connecticut League Results Summary Card
Holyoke defeated Waterbury 5 to 3 while Springfield beat Hartford 6 to 4. Northampton routed New Britain 20 to 7 and New Haven topped Bridgeport 8 to 7 in the Connecticut League standings.
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Waterbury
Springfield
Hartford
Northampton
New Britain
New Haven
Bridgeport
Seventeen Autos Finish Catskills Run Ahead of Time
Seventeen cars started the three day Catskills and Berkshires tour under the New York Automobile Trade Association and reached the Automobile Club of America in West 40th Street well before the final check in. Several incidents occurred including a broken bridge detour, wheel damage, fuel and carburetor issues, and one car running out of gasolene.
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Berkshires
New York Automobile Trade Association
Automobile Club of America
West Sith Street
Pittsfield
Maia
Peeksit
Poughkeepsie
Great Barrington
Peekskill
Harry Fosdick
Catskill
Walter Lee
Charles Short
Kingston
Stoddard-Dayton
Allen Whiting
Richard T. Newton
Stevens-Duryea
Frank Eveland
Mitchell
R. de Lamater
Pittsfeld
Columbia
Auto Clans Gather for Crown Point Races
Crowds pour into Crown Point Indiana as June 18 and 19 auto races loom on the Crown Point Parkway. Drivers fret over the course while tuning up engines, with many spares unloaded from express cars. A veteran racer notes roads matter most after machines, and expected speeds near sixty miles an hour on the Crown Point Lowe course.
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Crown Point
Ind
Crown Point Parkway
Crown Point-Lowe
State League Results Highlight Gaps and Scores
Albany leads Scranton with a score of 2 to unspecified. Binghamton defeats Syracuse 4 to 1, Wilkes Barre beats Utica 7 to unspecified. Missing portion obscures full standings and remaining scores.
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Albany
Scranton
Binghamton
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
New England League Results From Haverhill to Lowell
Baseball results from the New England League include Haverhill 3 over Lawrence 2 in ten innings. Worcester 7 over Lynn 6 in the first game, then Lynn 6 Worcester 1 in 24 innings. Brockton defeats Newford 2, while Fall River loses 3 to Lowell.
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Worcester
Lynn
Brockton
Newford
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Cleveland Beats Boston 3–1 in Third Straight Win
Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 1 as errors produced all runs. Joss and Arellanes pitched well, with Arellanes allowing only three hits. Boston announced Chester L. Nourse, Brown University pitcher, signed today and will report to Lake on Thursday.
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Cleveland
Joss and
Arellanes
John S. Taylor
Chester L. Nourse
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