Lengthy Exhibition Pops Up In Moist Golf Match
In a remarkable professional bout at Fox Hills, Alex Smith of Wikagyl edged Isaac Mackie of Fox Hills by 1 up after a stunning 36 holes. Both players tied the course record at 66 in the afternoon, with Smith totaling 141 to Mackie’s 142 despite morning 76 for Mackie.
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Alex Smith
Wikagyl
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
Smith
Mackie
Mying
Isaac
Halis
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Alex
Wrkagyi
Flo
le Fox
Mitch
Walther
Standings and results from American and National Leagues
Baseball standings and yesterday's results across the American and National Leagues. Detroit leads the AL with 80 wins, Cleveland 28 losses, Chicago 20 23, New York 22 20, St. Louis 27 8, Boston 25 22, Washington 5 28. NL shows Pittsburg 35 12, Chicago 31 18, Cincinnati 23 20, New York 21 23, Philadelphia 21 23, St. Louis 21 23, Brooklyn 19 30. Game pairings today include New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Coer
F.C. Detroit
Pitt
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
P.C
Yankees Struck by Sox In 7-3 Setback For New York
In a windy Chicago game the White Sox defeated the Yankees 7 to 3 as Manning struggled in six innings. Hahn opened with a homer for the Sox and Demmitt added a late frame run. Isbell, Chase, and Purtell led Chicago’s offense while Engle and Hemphill contributed for New York. The Yankees left runners stranded and never fully recovered from an early Sox rally.
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Yankees
Chicago
Frank Stith
White Sox
Manning
Boston
Leveland
Washington
Hahn
Demmitt
Sox
Stallings
Cree
Keeler
Smith
Klelow
Eddie Hahn
Griffith
Doc White
Isbell
Hemphill
White
Knight
Dougherty
Purtell
Elberfeld
Engle
Pat Dougherty
Chase
Tannehifil
Atz
Sullivan
Vaughn
Tannehill
Ata
Wilson
Blair
New York
Kleinow
Tannebi
Hingle
Lake
Ianieg
O’ Loughlin
Kerin
Ab Hahn
Onal i
Bullivran
Kiernow
C O Manning
P On
Anni Pee
Pirates Rediscover Power In Fourteenth Straight Win
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn for the fourth time today to extend a 14 game streak, matching a Giants 1995 run in the NL. Leach hits a fifth inning homer, while Barbeau and Clarke push runs early. Brooklyn’s rally subsides as McMillan and Scanion hold the line, Giants loom in four game set.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pirates
Giants
Superbes
Frock
Burch
Hummels
Leach
Alperman
Superbas
Barbeau
Clarke
Alstein
Clement
Bergen
Scanlon
Lumley
McMillan
Miller
McGraw
New Yorkers
Mathewson
McGrew
Abribpo A
Nmoklyn
Cliement
Mummel
Wagner
Lennox
Abstein
Lumiey
Rt Miller
Wilson
Gibson
OlScanion
P Frock
Hunter
Scanion
Frooklyn
Johnstone
Eastern League Games Today Result Summary
Rochester at Newark and other matchups produced Newark sweeping Rochester twice while Jersey City tamed Toronto in one and split the other, Providence defeated Montreal, and Baltimore edged Buffalo twice with varying scores. Umpires and battery details listed for each game.
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Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Beltimore
Montreal
Providence
Baltimore
P.C
Philadelphia Defeats St Louis 3 1 Behind Morgan and Criss
The home team edged St Louis 3 to 1 in Philadelphia as Morgan pitched effectively and Criss was knocked off the rubber early. Thomas was benched for objecting to a decision. The line score tags show Philadelphia twelve hits nine for St Louis with errors and the batteries listed as Morgan and Thomas for Philadelphia and Criss, Howell, Criger for St Louis. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Morgan
Criss
Thomas
Boston Triumph Over Cleveland 7–6 On Ninth-Inning Rally
Boston scored three singles in the ninth inning and a sacrifice fly by French to edge Cleveland 7 to 6. Turner exited with an injury from a collision with Lajoie, Wagner was ejected for disputing a call. Batteries Clicotte Ryan Carrigan and Liebhardt Bemis. Umpires Evans and Perine.
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Boston
French
Cleveland
Turner
Lajoie
Wagner
Oss
Clicotte
Ryan
Carrigan
Liebhardt
Bemis
Evans and
Perine
Baseball scores from regional games across New England
Lowell edged Fall River by one and Brockton defeated New Bedford as Worcester won over Lynn in ten innings. Lawrence bested Haverhill in a 16 inning marathon.
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Lowell
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Worcester
Lynn
Lawrence
Haverhill
Connecticut League Results Summary
Connecticut League results show Bridgeport defeating Hartford 3 10 innings and Northampton Holyoke beating New Haven 4 connects with a State League page listing Syracuse 3 0 over Bany 3 and Scranton 2 Utica 2.
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Connecticut
Ers Zsartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Northampton Holyoke
Newtain
Syracuse
Eee
Bany
Scranton
Utica
Fun in the Chase at Gravesend Delivers Laughs and Upsets
The Gravesend steeplechase produced humor and drama as King Castle faded with a leg issue while Sandy Creeker ridden by Jay O Brien upset the favorite. Parker the jockey for Grace Cameron endured tumbles and a comic chase, with Grace Cameron briefly disappearing before rejoining the race. Hildreth claimed the Brookdale Handicap with Joe Madden and Restigouche placing one-two, boosting Hildreth’s season total to 42145. King Cobalt won the opening six furlong handicap as De Mund faced interference and a suspension for rough riding. Jacquelina impressed by rallying from ten lengths back to win, while Glopper underperformed. a Pinkerton-led crowd shift occurred between races. Notables present included Charles Schwartz and Allan Pinkerton observing Sir Martin’s strong form before a fall.
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Gravesend
Paul J. Rainey
King Castle
Jay O'Brien
Sandy Creeker
Stone
Bill’ Daly
Grace Cameron
Parker
H. L. Lee
Hildreth
King Cobalt
de Mund
Cesarion
McCarter
Rialto
Bergen
Pantousfe
Lawton Wiggins
Badk
Butwell
Scoville
Butweior
Jacquelina
Wideners Deputy
August Belmont
Glopper
Glorifier
Bettler
Pinkertons
Charles Schwartz
Allan Pinkerton
Schwartz
Sir Martin
Winver
Estelle Whitney
Brownleigh Park Stable
Sir Fin
King
MecCahey
Burns
Dugan Pantoufie
Rutwell
Takahira
Glass
Seoville
Tim
Alpha—Ture
Jay O' Brien
Jockes
Sandy Cresker
Gee
Dupee King Castier
McClain
Parker - Isle
Star Show Last Resort
H. L Lee
St Str Fin
Reybourne
Little King
Dugan
Bedminster
Faith Inez
Cc Miller
Arantelia
Jee Eee
Dugan c Burns
Restigouche
Br. c
Janudes
Rorka
W. S. House
Ton Wiggins
Beoville Rhapdale
Rose Beauma Creevy
Orania
McCahey
Huxton
Grand Os
Hammerl
Moorish Kin Iu
Butler
Obadiah
Crowley
cCuft
Ayneh
Glass i King
Jack Point
Eyelet
A. L. Aste
McCahey O
Eddie Dugan
Dixie Dizon
Rumson Wins At Polo In Woodcrest Cup Opener
In Bala Cynwyd Bala, the Rumson polo team from Seabright, N J defeated New Haven 10 6 in the first Woodcrest cup game. Yale fullback Frank S Butterworth played for New Haven. Hugh Druary had a narrow escape in the eighth period when thrown and struck a goal post, was unconscious fifteen minutes, then returned to finish.
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Philadelphia
Bala
Seabright
N. J
New Haven
Frank S. Butterworth
Yale
Hugh Druary
Tigers Row To Alumni In 2 1 Victory At Princeton
Princeton alumni edged the varsity 2 to 1 in a bright afternoon game marked by heavy hitting and sharp fielding. Dee Hillebrand pitched well for the graduates, with Cosgrave and Underhill making standout catches while Cunningham and Bard impressed for the undergraduates. The track and a long hit by Hillebrand figured among key moments as the alumni pulled ahead early and held on for the win.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Cosgrave
Underhill
Cunningham
Bard
Dee” Hillebrand
Tiger
Ford Car Takes Lead In Ocean To Ocean Race
Ford car No 2 in the ocean to ocean automobile race led after passing Shawmut car at Hanne Wro and Medicine Row sighting Ford car No 1. Acme car broke an axle near Simon Col delaying twenty four hours while attempting a twenty four hour run toward Laramie. mud axle hindered progress after Greeley as the crew pressed on for 1 1/2 miles.
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Rawitnes
Wro
Ford
Shawmut
Hanne
Medicine Row
Auto Run A Success In Three Day Bonnet Contest
Twelve of seventeen automobiles finished with perfect scores in the New York Automobile Trade Association three day sealed bonnet contest. Notable winners include three Mitchell cars, x National driven by W. C. Poertner, J. P. Turpley’s Knox, and a White Steamer driven by H. K. Sheriden. The event ended Monday with a late committee report and sparked support for monthly tours within two days run of the city.
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New York Automobile Trade Association
Mitchell
X National
W. C. Poertner
J. P. Turpley
Knox
H. K. Sheriden
Fast trial in auto on Crown Point course
June 15 report from Crown Point Indiana details practice for June 18 19 auto races. Louis Strang in a 12 1 2 horsepower Buick set a course record of twenty one minutes for a twenty three mile lap while touring reporters. Lytle and Seymour drove for first time with laps of twenty five minutes. Amateurs Hearne and Greiner return tomorrow. Colonel Sanborn Illinois National Guard to guard course. Arthur Dutton leaves BRT to join Peerless Motor Car as VP GM.
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Crown Point
Ind
Louis Strang
Strang
Main Street
Lowell
Lytle
Seymour
Upset in Lawn Tennis Tallant Triumphs at West Side
In the Metropolitan championship at Van Cortlandt Park the fourth day saw Tallant beat Samuel Westfall in three sets, hall and Mollenhauer played a near three-hour marathon, and Cragin kept overcoming opponents as the field was tightened from eighty to eighteen. Women’s singles progressed with Louiss Hammond reaching the final while Miss Wagner dominated the top half with fast forehand drives.
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Calhoun Cragin
West Side
van Cortlandt Park
Hugh Tallant
Samuel Westfall
Kings County
Knickerbocker
Walter Merrill Hall
Hamilton Grange Club
Long Island
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Mollenhauer
Hall
Arthur S. Cragin
Caillou
Cragin
Louiss
Hammond
G. Constable
D. Constable
Elizabeth H. Moore
Marie Wagner
Miss Wagner
Marcus
Pies H Moore
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Marie Ner
Winifred Notman
Miss Constable
E. Bagess
Louise Hammond
E. Constablie
D_ Constable
BH. Pfeiffer
William H. Connell
Frank B. Hague
Harry ©. Martin
W. V. Bennett
D. E. Roberts
T . Potter
R. D. Little
Roy
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Eawin P. . Larned
Toeey
Dr. Ewing E. Taylor
Frank Lee Hague
Carleton C.keiley
Wylie Grant
Defa
G. A. L. Dionne
Edgar F.lee
Ter V. Bennett
C R Russen
G. Burns
G. Moore
L. Cook
Paul Foerster
Richard H. Palmer
George Wagner
K. Murchison
J. T West
Benjamin M. Phillipe
Eagar F Lee
Louis J. Dreyfus
H. L. Ehrich
Sulloway Defeats Niles in State Tennis Singles
In Boston on June 15, Sulloway won in straight sets over Niles in the state singles lawn tennis championship at Longwood. The day marked Putnam’s upset by Sulloway with semi finals due tomorrow as Sulloway rises as probable challenger.
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Boston
Longwood
G. T. Putnam
N. W. Niles
F. J. Sulloway
Yale Varsity Tries Out New English Shells at Gales Ferry
Yale varsity eight conducted a light morning stretch downstream for three miles coached from the launch. In the evening they tested one of the new English shells. Harvard crews rested due to exams while Yale and Harvard practiced, with both boats rowing three miles downstream and back under varying stroke rates.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Ing
Varsity
Harvard
Navy Yard
Wray
Cambridge
Syracuse Crew to Hire College Cooks for Training Table
In Poughkeepsie on June 15, college crews from Syracuse will employ student cooks for training table meals, prompting debate on reliability. Cornell and Columbia crews trained hard under favorable conditions, with Columbia focusing on long pulls and class conditioning. Courtney's men kept steady pace near shore, staying active throughout.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Courtney
Washington Defeats Detroit 2 1 in Late Scoring Aid
Washington tops Detroit 2 to 1 as Witlets stumbles in final innings aided by Bush error. Johnson struggles except in third inning when a double a single and Street’s passed ball set up Detroit’s lone run. Schaefer ejected in eighth for arguing.
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Washington
Witlets
Bush
Detroit
Johnson
Street
Schaefer
Abribpo
Abribbpo
Browne
McIntyre
Conroy
OEL
Delehanty
Donohue
Zee Milan
Wee Unelanb
McBride
O'Leary
Rede Ik Cae
Crawford
Milan
Moriarity
Jjohnson
Witets
Willets
M and
Sheridan
Remarkable Low Prices at Chicago Auto Dealers
Reconstruction of an advertisement notes largest dealers in new and used cars with enticing phrases about broad selection and standout prices. The fragment references Chicago and unbeatable bargains, aiming to attract buyers with extensive inventories and low-cost options. Local dealer names are unreadable due to garbled OCR.
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Erna Warcus
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C. F. Johnson, Jr
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R. J. Leonard
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