Cubs overpower Giants 9 to 4 in afternoon clash
Chicago Cubs exploded with hits to down the New York Giants 9 to 4 as Bridwell and Mevers sparked the offense. Pitching by Mangin and relief by Kroh kept the visitors at bay while Merkle and Doyle led Chicago’s attack with timely hits and timely runs.
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Rol
Inni
Beeventh Ie
Hofman
Meyers
Vore
Murrer
Seyhiagze
New York
Doyle
Bridle
Merkle
Richie
Erect Akeymond
Crandall
Ae Kron
Meyrers
Mcintyre
Emynes
Raymond
Tepiee Enaels
An¢ Brennan
Phila
Chicago
Kansas
Phillies Bishop Camnitz Cubs? Pirates Rally Fall
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 3 as Camnitz yielded runs in the early innings. Bartenders and pitchers exchange blows with several hits and errors noted, while Camnitz lasted into the ninth inning before yielding.
Skeeters Edge Newark In Record 3-? Baseball Game
Jersey City defeated Newark in a record game yesterday afternoon by 3 to 0. The contest lasted 1 hour 19 minutes with Ferry pitching for the Skeeters and five double plays aiding the defense. Clement hit a first‑up homer to start the scoring and Deininger drove in another run on a double. Alstein added a two‑base hit and Butler scored on a Texas leaguer. Newark was held to twelve hits with all baserunners retired at second on double plays.
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Chicago Cubs
Giants
Grives
Pridwell
Dorie
Merkle
Greadhers
Devlin
Sever
Doyle
Chance
Fochie
Mevers
Devereux
Yersie
McIntirere
Kroh
Richie
Cubs
Genfeldt
Hofman
Tinker
Dewe
Stedt
Archer
Emerman
Steinfeldt
Bridwell
Forcy
Innel
Dorle
Mangall
Raymond
Himan
Evers
Tomer Tuns
Jiman
Gients
Devore
Sheckard
Schulte Murray
Dew
Seymour
Eloyie
Gro
Murray
Dowie
Me Seymour
Msgrove
Dev- Retor
Cir Becore
Jersey City
Newark
Ferry
Skeeters
Hannifan
McGinnity
Clement
Deininger
Alstein
Butler
Schlafiv
Louden
Agier
Criss
Ferri
McGinty
Ganney
Holtz
Perry
Abstein
James R. Keene
Gravesend
S. ©. Hildreth
Belmont
Starbottle
Sweep
Prince Imperial
Dalmatian
Shilling
Powers
Garner
Orlando
Spur
Ethelbert
Turk
Waldo
F. R. Hitchcock
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Martinez
Belmont Park
Sea Cliff
Cohort
Hill Top
Lang
Clifford
England
Zeus
Feather Duster
Singleton Woodnymph
Golden Maxim
G. M Odon Post Bettin
McGee
Ae Foliie Levy
Nicolai
Maza— gan—Van-a-Ciar
Chelsea Stable
Horee
Qi Ng Goessey
McCabe
Cohert
Sea Ardly
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Sempronius
Fortineer
Newcastle
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Heretic
McCahey
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Reid
Mark Mace
Ethelbert —Ionis
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Dugan
Walsh
Warbler
Aldrian
Blk. c
Sir Dixon
Cordica
G. B Perrin
Lantee Ee Bian
Cone Omar Onan
Dixon
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St Joseph
Bergen
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Harvey Eo
Btae McCahey
Taboo
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Dandy Dixon
Harvey
Rucker Sharp in 2-0 Victory Over St Louis in Brookyn
Nap Rucker pitched the Superbas to a 2 0 win at Washington Park Brooklyn beating St Louis as Bresnahan and peers were held in check. Lush lasted six innings for the Browns Harmon finished strong. Brooklyn used a first inning run and a fourth inning sacrifice to secure the victory.
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Nap Rucker
Superbas
St. Louis
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Roger Bresnahan
Rucker
Bresnahan
Hauser
Mowrey Up
Lush
Harmon
Wheat
Hummel
Lennox
Davidson
McElveen
Bergen
Evans
Phelps
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Mowrey
Burch
Brookln
Klem and
Kane
Rochester Beats Buffalo 3-2 in string of goals
Rochester records a 3-2 victory over Buffalo with goals from Batteries MacConnell Blair and teammates. The scoring sequence includes Rochester 0 06 020 001 3 and Buffalo 0 1090 10 006-260 with listed players Malarker Tubue Merritt Williams Boyle.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Rochester R
MacConnell
Blair
Malarker
Tubue
Merritt
Williams
Nmeran
Boyle
Toronto Defeats Montreal 6 3 In Pro Baseball Or Similar
Montreal game notes show Rentini and Torote listed with batting or score details. Pitchers Woods Krichell Newton Smith McAlester appear in the box, with umpires Stafford and Kelly named.
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Toronto
R. H. E. Rentini
Potteries Woods
Krichell
Newton
Smith
Providence Beats Baltimore 1 0 in Baseball Contest
Providence wins 1 to 0 over Baltimore as Cronin and Fitzgerald pitch for Providence while Adkins Malfoy Egan and Byers defend for Baltimore. Umpires Byron and Murrey.
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Baltimore
R. H. E. Providence
Cronin
Fitzgerald
Adkins
Malfoy
Egan
Byers
Byron and Murrey
Athletics Beat St Louis 7 to 2 in Easy Win
The Philadelphia Athletics strengthened their AL lead by routing St Louis 7 2. Twelve hits off Petty fueled a first inning surge as Hartse l and teammates powered the offense. Graham and Coombs worked in relief for the pitchers, with Kerin and Sheridan ruling the umpires.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Petty
Philadelphia
T. Louis
Hartsel
Fisher
H'muller
Hartzell
Collins
Mee
Baker
Wallace
Davis
Newnam
Murphy
Schw'zer
Berry
Hoffman
Allen
Graham
Coombs
Pelty
St Louis
Kerin and
Sheridan
Cleveland and Boston Tie After Fourteen Inning Tilt
Cleveland and Boston battled fourteen innings with a 6 to 6 tie. Carrigan’s error in the ninth let Cleveland force the equalizer while Speaker saved two balls in center. Key swings included a three-base hit by Speaker and Engle, and two-base shots by Krueger and Falkenberg as fans witnessed a long drawn baseball game at Polo Grounds.
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Cleveland
Boston
Carrigan
Speaker
Krueger
Falkenberg
Flick
Hall
Arrelanes
Wood
Link
Falkenbers
Engle
Pelkenbers
Stovall
Cincinnati shuts out Boston 6 to 0 in slow game
Cincinnati pitchers Frock and Parsons hold Boston to no runs as Gasper scatters hits. Hoblitzell drives a homer and two base hits from Hoblitzell Mitchell Gasper Bescher highlight the offense. Beck shows notable hitting as Cincinnati uses seven innings from Frack and two from Parsons to secure the win.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Gasper
Frock
Parsons
Beck
Hoblitzell
Mitchell
Bescher
Frack
Egan
Paskert
Herzog
Shean
Sharpe
Sweeney
Cincinnati. S
Collins
Herz
H'brziib
Ou Sharpe Ib
M'chell
Miller
D'ney
McLean
Swey
Grahan
Jasper
Smith
P. VO
Exemption Granted for Cars as Personal Property in Albany
Attorney General O Ma ley advised the State Board of Tax Commissioners that under the Callan motor vehicle law owners of automobiles will be entitled to exemption in the current year for taxes on such vehicles as personal property. This opinion settles disputes statewide between automobile owners and local assessors over taxing automobiles on the current year tax rolls.
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Albany
O’ Maley
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Alumni Stars Tie Princeton Varsity In Two Round Baseball Clash
Princeton alums led by former captains faced the Princeton varsity in a 3 to 3 tie after a nine inning and a two round boxing bout where Jack Goodman stopped Joe Bedell in the second round at the Fairmont Athletic Club Bronx.
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Princeton
Varsity
the Tribune
N. J
Princeton Varsity
Alumni
Randy
Dutch” Meier
Sammy Reid
Cosgrave
Welles
Underhill
Sterrett
Warwick
Meier
Jack Goodman
West Side
Joe Bedell
Brooklyn
Fairmont Athletic Club
Bronx
Bedell
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
California
Frank Picato
Goodman
Bedella
Whiskbroom Wins Abroad at Ascot Meet
Ascot Heath England June 14 The Ascot meeting opened with subdued social pageantry and a closed royal stand. The Trial Stakes for three year olds and up, run over the Hunt Cup distance, saw Harry Payne Whitney’s Whiskbroom capture the race ahead of Dean Swift and Yellow Slave in a field of eight.
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Ascot Heath
England
Ascot
Harry Payne Whitney
Whiskberoom
Dean Swift
Yellow Slave
Warwick
Indora Flying Feet
Fair Miss Crashera
Valerie
Joe Madden
Hampton Court
Petronius
Fauntleroy
Bonn Kelso
the Gardener of Montgomery
Antenor Blackfoot
Doncaster Cee
Meridian
Ward
Sandman
Quantico
Jupiter Joe
County Fair Montgomery
the Gardener
Cowdain
Lad of Langden
Harlem Maid
Sir Cleges
Harvey Free
Siete
John Johnson
Sea Cliff
Restigouche
Fitz Herbert
Cars Lost in Bad Lands After Long Island Run
Forty six of fifty cars that started from Madison Square Park at 6 am yesterday reached Shelter Island after a journey along the South Shore Road then to Montauk Point. Four were halted by the sands and one burned in a flame, with search parties roaming the scrub oaks. Surviving cars reported a successful trip. the missing drivers were expected to contact shelter island leaders.
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Long Island
Madison Square Park
Shelter Island
Southampton
South Shore
Three Mile River
Montauk Light
Glidden car ran away. woman injured in Kentucky
Near Jett's Station on the Glidden tour a horse pulling a survey wagon bolted after a competing car, throwing Mrs. Maria Hedrick and her son. Mrs. Hedrick suffered a fractured skull while her son reports the other car did not stop.
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Frankfort
Jett’s Station
Maria Hedrick
Belcher Wins Second Gold Cup Hill Climb Title at Giant's Despair
June 4 Wilkes-Barre Pa Ralph De Palma in a Fiat set a course record at 1 28 2 5 over 6 00 feet climb Fred Belcher in a Knox Giantess won the Hollenback trophy with 1 52 3 5 while Ed Hearne’s Benz failed mid course Two-wheel damage hit Tom Berger after a mid course skid confirming De Palma and Belcher top the event with multiple class results and notable crashes.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
David Bruce Brown
Tom Berger
Berger
Fred Belcher
Knox
Mr. Belcher
Benz
Ed Hearne
Fiat
de Palma
Chadwick
Len Zengie
Knox Giantess
L. A. Disbrow
Oskland
H. A. Bauer
Ita
Reno
Frank Martz
Maxwell
F. M Costello
Maxwell “Q
M.S. Donnelly
Marmon
Ray Harroun
Pope Hartford
Robert Johnston
Pullman
H. P. Hardesty
Emil Holt
Fred Ki@r
Harroun
National
Aitken
Kincaid
Wondy Knox Giantess
J. D. Aitken
William Tousey
Knox Runabout
T. M Costello
Regal
W. C. Moore
Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club
Wondy Matheson
John Turner
Foreign entries announced for Grand Prize race
Three Italian Fiats driven by Ralph de Palma Felice Nazarro and Louis Wagner and three German Benz cars driven by George Robertson Louis Hemery and Barney Oldfield are entered under W K Vanderbilt Jr president of Motor Cup Holding Company for the Automobile Club of America Grand Prize.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Motor Cup Holding Company
Automobile Club of America
Italy
Germany
Ralph de Palma
Felice Nazarro
Louis Wagner
Benz
George Robertson
Louis Hemery
Barney Oldfield
Glidden Tour Opens In Cincinnati With 27 Cars
The 1910 Glidden tour began from Government Square Cincinnati with twenty seven cars, fifteen for the Glidden trophy and twelve for the Chicago trophy, plus officials press and emergency vehicles. A notable crash near Louisville involved the Cole Thirty car, penalized 1042 points, while seven others faced minor penalties as 162 miles were completed in 2 hours 2 minutes.
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Cincinnati
American Automobile Association
Government Square
Louisville
A. P. Martin
Chicago
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