Sports Schedule Fragment from Various States and Events
Racing at Sheepshead 2 30 pm Lawn Tennis Massachusetts State Championship Longwood Maryland State Catonsville Louisiana State Pennsylvania State Merion New England Hartford Conn Cricket All Philadelphia Notts England Golf Staten Island Richmond County Invitation Huntington Valley Morris County Baseball National League Chicago New York 4 pm Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia American League Boston Cleveland Yale at Stanford
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Massachusetts
Longwood
Maryland
Catonsville
Louisiana
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Pennsylvania
Merion
Hartford
Conn
Philadelphia
Notts
England
Richmond County
Huntington Valley
Morris County
Chicago
New York
Pitteburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Yale
Starverd
Giants Beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 Bowerman Suspended
Giants defeat Phillies 7 to 4 in a game highlighted by good hitting by New York. Bowerman, Giants catcher, suspended three days after a dispute with the umpire. Three wild throws aided scoring. Browne Dunn Keister Titus and Barry doubled. Taylor pitched well, allowing one walk.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Giants
New York
Pulliam
Bowerman
Browne
Dunn
Keister
Titus
Barry
Taylor
Sperks
Caseese OD
Odo
Ree Ee
van Haltren
Hallman
Mertes
Hulswitz
Gleason
New-York
Sparks
Emelie
Brooklyn Breaks Even on Bunker Hill Day Doubleheader
On June 17 in Boston the Brooklyn and Boston clubs split a doubleheader on Bunker Hill Day. The morning game featured a long pitchers battle with a running catch by Stanley highlighted by Garvin's wild pitching. In the second game Brooklyn capitalized on bunched hits and Boston errors, with Schmidt belting a home run as Brooklyn won the finale.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Bunker Hill
Bettie
Garvin
Stanley
Schmidt
Abribpoa
Olstrans
Rheckard
Ne Tenney
Dobbs
MecCreedie
Carney
Doyle
Moran
Dahlen
E Abatchio
Ahearn
Greinger
Flood
Bonner
Berton
Moran Doyle
Pittinger
Wild
co’Day
Brooklyn Bolton
Hd Strang
Tenney
Dabbs
Cooley If
Carney Vf
Kitt
Jackitsch
Greminger
Piatt Sae
Totels
Brooklyn S
Sheskard
Brooklin
Admiée
Trevie
Spyte
Ait Strick
Pratt
Steely Des
Invaders Tie Chicago After Shutout Win
The Invaders blanked Chicago yesterday to tie them for fifth in winning percentage as they begin a visiting tour. Wolfe pitched a brilliant game allowing one hit while Bevilie and Slattery each had two base hits. The decisive run came in the last inning due to errors by Slattery and Flaherty and a Williams single.
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Invaders
Chicago
Wolfe
Slattery
Flaherty
Williams
Bevilie
New York
Davie
Holmes
Keeler
Jones
Fults
Callahan Ab
Isbell
Conroy
Tannehill
Beville
McFarland c
O Wolfe
Peace O'Maherty
New-York
Isbel
Fouitz
Cicago
Morning Game Battery Makers Honored
A terse local rundown notes a morning game featuring Abbott, Giteon and Smith with Moore tuning and batteries highlighted in report.
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Hk. H
Mooteeng Abbott
Giteon and Smith
Chicago at New York baseball game at Polo Grounds
A baseball matchup at the Polo Grounds today at 4 PM features Chicago against New York. Admission details not provided.
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Polo Grounds
Chicago
New York
Brown Beats Columbia to Complete Strong Baseball Season
Brown shut out Columbia 9 0 in Providence on June 17. Lynch pitched superbly with a new strikeout record of 21. Brown collected nine hits off Tyler while Columbia’s Goodman had the lone hit. Clarke caught with a bandaged finger. Squires made a long center field catch as Brown led early and pulled away through the game.
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the Tribune
Providence
R. I
Brown
Columbia
Lynch
Tyler
Harvard
Goodman
Clarke
Pennsylvania
Belden
Frambach
Pattee
Squires
Lynch Is Browns Captain Named for Next Year
Providence June 17 Mike Lynch Brown s star pitcher was elected captain for next year Lynch pitched on the varsity as a freshman last year he shut out Yale Harvard Princeton Penn Columbia and Dartmouth this year keeping opponents scoreless
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Providence
R. 1
Mike" Lynch
Brown
Lynch
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Dartmouth
Lafayette elects captain A Stitzer for next baseball season
A Stitzer of Schuylkill County was chosen captain of Lafayette's next year baseball squad. The dispatch also includes scores from college games and battery pairings across several venues, with brief box score notes and player pairings.
Cincinnati Batter vs Wilmington in National League game
In a National League matchup at Wilmington Cincinnati defeated Wilmington 8 to 3 with Poole Bergen Brown and Sweeney handling the batteries. Scoring details show Cincinnati taking an early lead and extending it through the middle innings as Wilmington tried to rally.
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Wilmington
H. E. Cincinnati
National
Poole
Bergen
Brown and Sweeney
Albany Binghamton clash notes seven to three
A cryptic score line from Albany to Binghamton shows 7 to 3 in four innings with Troy and Syracuse at 14 and 4, while Schenectady Ilion play amid chaotic early action. The report records baseball style innings and unsettled play across multiple matchups.
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Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Syracuse
Echenectady
Ilion
Connecticut League Scores Report Meriden and Hartford Victories
In Meriden Holyoke beat Meriden 5 to 2. New London beat Springfield 3 to 2. Norwich defeated New Haven 1 to 0. Hartford edged Bridgeport 2 to 1. Major league spirit remains strong as teams chase standings in late season play.
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Meriden
Holyoke
New-London
Springfield
Norwich
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
New England League Score Report
In Lawrence Lawrence games Fall River 4 to 3. Lowell Lowell over Nashua 8 to 2. Manchester 2 to Concord 1. Haverhill over Brockton 3 to 0.
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Lawrence—Lawrence
Fall River
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Haverhill
Brockton
Allen and Le Roy win Metropolitan doubles title in tennis
The Philadelphia New York duo Harry F. Allen and Robert Le Roy defeated Harvard Yale pair Holcombe Ward and Ross Burchard in four sets to claim the Metropolitan doubles championship at West Side Tennis Club. Ward showed brilliance but inconsistent play and insufficient support from Burchard.
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West Side
Harry F. Allen
Robert le Roy
Ward
Dwight F. Davis
Burchard
Allen
le Roy
Columbia University
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Yale
Princeton
Deuce
Love
Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
New York
Paret Wins From Grant In Lawn Tennis Semi Final
In the New York Lawn Tennis Club tournament, veteran J Parmly Paret defeated Wylie C Grant to reach the men’s singles semi finals after a dramatic match where Grant shifted to a wrist chop and fell short. Elizabeth H Moore lost in straight sets to Sarah Jiemens in women’s singles. Doubles play begins today.
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New York Lawn Tennis Club
J. Parmly Paret
Wylie C. Grant
Paret
Grant
Elizabeth H. Moore
Sarah Jiemens
Homans
Aties Moore
Theo Roosevelt Pett
West Bide Nilub
Harold H. Hackett
West Side Tennis Club
Frederick Fox
Btradei
Orange Tennis Club
Orange
N. J
J. Parmiy Paret
New-York Lawn Tennis Club
Wylie ©. Grant
Sarah West
Yale and Harvard row over half mile practice at river quarters
Telegraph report from J Gales Ferry Conn June 17 describes Yale and Harvard crews in light training on sheltered river water. Yale fours race Harvard freshmen and Yale varsity four defeats Yale oarsmen. Harvard varsity eight finishes four miles in 22 minutes 50 seconds with 34 to 36 stroke. Francis Higginson, father of coach Higginson, visits Harvard quarters.
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Tribune
J Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Harvard
Eli
Blagden
Meier
Kunzig
Greene
Muzzy
Winslow
Minor
Harvard Varsity
Swaim
Francis Tu. Higginson
Higginson
Larvard Quarters
Cornell Crew Arrives For Regatta Practice
Cornell's twenty four oarsmen reached Poughkeepsie and settled at the Oaks preparing for the regatta. Coach Charles Courtney praised the crew's condition as the varsity eight and four arrive for their first season with a heavier crew and new shells. The team plans daily rowing and intensified workouts to refine form ahead of competition.
Polo. Philadelphia Country Club Triumphs Over Bryn Mawr 19 to 6
Philadelphia Country Club polo team defeated Bryn Mawr first team for the Pembrooke Cup by 19 to 6 goals. Bryn Mawr conceded the host a seven goal handicap. The cup last year went to Rockaway, which lost to the Philadelphia Country Club on Monday.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club
Bryn Mawr
Rockaway
Rumson Polo Club Defeats Freebooters In Rumson Match
The Rumson Polo Club beat the Freebooters 8 to 6½ at the Rumson Polo Grounds on June 17. Key players were W. S. Jones J. F. Rollins H. S. Borden W. G. Loew J. Craig Havemeyer Robert Collier Irving Brokaw and H. S. Meeker. Brokaw scored four goals and Havemeyer added a hard earned tally. T. Pearsall Field timed the match with Walter McClure as referee in a 15 minute period.
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Long Branch
N. J
Rumson Polo Club
Freebooters
Rumson Polo Grounds
W. S. Jones
J. F. Rollins
Borden
W. G. Loew
J. Craig Havemeyer
Robert Collier
Irving Brokaw
Meeker
Brokaw
Craig Havemeyer
Squadron A defeats Wigwag in informal Van Cortlandt polo
Yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park Squadron A polo beat Wigwag six to two. Barry Douglas scored five goals in goal. L J Hunt contributed one. Lawrence and Putnam starred for the Wigwags. A follow up match against Yale is set for tomorrow at 4 30 p m at the same field.
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Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Squadron
Barry Douglas
L. J. Hunt
Douglas
Barry
Lawrence
Putnam
Wizwags
Yale
Squadron Applo
Nelson wins motor paced heat and breaks world records
At Charles River track Boston on June 17, cyclist Joe Nelson the little Swede won the ten mile heat in 12 minutes 1 second breaking the world record by 1 minute 32 seconds and clocked 6 minutes 3 seconds for five miles, while De Guichard beat Walthour in 12:48. An hour paced race behind four motors at Revere track featured Moran, Stinson, Butler and Munroe. Moran won with 24 miles, Stinson second, Butler third.
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Boston
Joe” Nelson
Charles River
Nelson
de Gutchard
de Guichard
Walthour
Worcester
Revere
James F. Moran
James F. Moran, “Will” Stinson
Nat" Butler
Ben” Munroe
Moran
Stinson
Butler
Constitution Defeats Columbia in 39 Mile Long Island Race
On Long Island Sound yesterday, the Constitution defeated the Columbia by 9 minutes 46 seconds in a 39 mile special race for the Star of the Sea trophy. Reliance was dismasted early when her topmast and topsail yard broke, ending her participation. Constitution and Columbia continued racing in fluky winds, with Constitution finishing decisively.
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Constitution
Long Island Sound
Frederick T. Adams
Larchmont Yacht Club
Columbia
Herreshoff
Shamrock III Narrowly Escapes Docking Incident
An accident nearly befell the challenger Shamrock III at the Erie Basin as she was being docked. Keel blocks did not fit, but prompt action by her skipper prevented disaster, in a brush with the fate of the cup yacht Constitution weeks earlier.
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Erie Basin
Record of a yacht race near Matinicock Point and New Rochelle
Three sloops started after a two hour wait for wind. Columbia crossed first but Reliance and Constitution battled with balloon topsails and a damaged topmast later. Constitution led the final six mile leg with a 38:18 time. Reliance towed in after wreck, Constitution and Columbia then battled toward home as Shamrock I and Shamrock II prepared for dock in Boston.
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Reliance
Constitution
Belmont
Columbia
Rhodes
Barr
New Rochelle
Iselin
Indian Harbor
Matinicock Point
Drydock Mishap With Shamrock Yachts Prompts Temporary Setback
The bow of Shamrock Tf sank as pumps halted to prevent further keel slip while dock officials misjudged the new yacht’s keel. Water was admitted again to refloat, with blocks adjusted after morning. Shamrock I and II will be floated in again and a new mast for Shamrock Fil to be stepped Sunday or Monday. Erin to come off today.
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Shamrock Tf
Columbia
Erin
Atlantic Yacht Club opens junior class with restricted voting
At a special meeting at the Sea Gate clubhouse an amendment creates a junior class for ages eighteen to twenty five with half dues and no initiation fee until age limit. They gain regular privileges except voting. Ocean race starts July 4 from the clubhouse at 6 am, sails 86 miles to Fire Island Lightship and back, with evening finish. A midday dinner, music, reception, and dance follow.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Fire Island
Seawanhaka Yacht Club Charters Steamer Gay Field
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club charters the steamer Gay Field for America’s Cup races for the first three days with options for later days. Tickets are valid only for designated days, not for specific numbered races, and postponed or resailed races affect ticket validity. Communications should be sent to the club in the Havemeyer Building at No. Corlandt St.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Aidres the
Havemeyer
Corlandt St
Rice Gambit Tournament Opens at Manhattan Club
The Rice Gambit tournament starts at the Manhattan Chess Club with Dr. Hermann Keidanz leading at three wins. Julius Finn is second as players contest the schedule set by the tournament committee. Lipschuetz’s absence is noted while Lasker’s return to Europe is confirmed. Pillsbury is expected back soon after travel abroad. Franklin Chess Club challenges Manhattan to a rematch after losing the Interclub trophy.
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Manhattan Club
Dr. Keidanz
Manhattan
Hermann Keidanz
Berlin
Julius Finn
Keidanz
Halpern
Hanham
Roething
S. Lipschuetz
Dr. Lasker
Europe
H. N. Pillsbury
Monte Carlo
Hanover
Vienna
Franklin Chess Club
Philadelphia
Manhattan Chess Club
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